The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-27

bu. against sss.oD bu. a year ago. g.. 400 bu. ar
irving at 81. Louis. agains, 600 bu- last year.
Primary shipments l3.pe bu.
900 bu.. against si2. go ba. one week ago. I.iS5.ooO
st. Louis received Pa. 100 bu.. against se5.So 800 fu.
a week ago. and 1si. 02D bu. a year ago. Primary
shipments were I's.eoO bu.
wHEAT-Cash Market-Received L,oss SKIS. and
strong is soft winter. the ofTerings continuing
comparatively small and giving sellers all the
over Sept, this ard ei.c over Z. side for No. :
red. which sold at 1l,=c, mainly to slAc and
elevator No No 3 red sold at 7le; No, Z quo,able at
ssg .sc- sid in elevators sold at 1oise fer No.
Hard winter WAS lower but in demand; millers
Kansas axins Sc 70. 's 2 81. spot iOr aR Sfii sss to Ssii srr ana for ssi'f ki iSr
sas by an exporter: No. , hard Kansas at esA
CoRN-Cash Market-Received L. cars local
and IS cars through. Lower and but little de-
buyers taking most of the mixed and yellow that
sold. basis so. &c for No. , and S4c for No.
yellow sold switched this side at s6i.c: No. :
white in shipping demand at 5sl.c del. Z. side:
Sod * "hi'e 'nefea at ''e' ana could not De
oATs-Cash Market-Ieceived IS cars local
demand. mainly local. at the decline. No. . sold
del at ~ latter, an Outside price; No;
Offered at ssiae: No. , white at ssa3sisc: No. 4
RYE-Duil, as demand light. A few cars No. .
sold del. to this side and switched at sc. but
Hpfe g1ertC at tn2t ana untdhe0-
easier feeling. save on hard win
ter, which held very firmly. owing to an advance
in the West on wheat. General business fair. the
inquiry increasing from the United Kingdom.
hut their bids generally Cd too low; Some export
business is heard of. Domestic demands fair.
Quotations on soft winter for car lots on
trk.: Patents s3.50a2. 20: straishts 50 30I3. 40: ex-
ira fancy IS. ljI3.25: clear 5de 90 Hard winter
scarce: sSTS.1s for straishts and S.25a3+ for
patents; spring wheat patents 20. in bulk;
s5c HIGHER in wood.
y F~LoUR-Jobbing at SD in SKIS. and $50
in btls.
BARLEY-The season was opened to-day by
purchases Of 10000 bu. Minnesota and Iowa by
the St. Louis Brewing Association.
FLAXSEED-Largeiy lower. Quotable on basis
Chicago at y As hut no buyers at near that;
neal. grits and hominy S3l9
and easy. as regular buy
es holding oH for lower prices. but spot oner-
ings small and millers hold firmly. Bran in large
SKIS. offered by outside mills at Soc. East ST.
Louis basis. and refused. on direct orders to
the East bran was sold at s2as4c and fancy
mids in small SKIS. at CSC. At mill bran sells
at s5Gs1c and ships at 81
HAY-Receiyed $40 tons local and 2D tons
through: shipped 40 tons: steady The offerings
Z. trk. principally clover mixed. but the de-
mand better therefor. Good grades of timothy
firm. owing to small supplies: choice really
scarce: Choice clover also in demand Prairie
E.. trk- as follows: Timothy SIS for choice. $3.50
dl4.5O for No. L: sl:II3 for No. 2. Clover SIG
Il for No. 2 and ST.. 0Il3 for No. l. Clover,
mixed :l2al2. 80 for the best Prairie sl2ai3;so
H.5o.
LEAD AND sPELTER-Market firm for lead
at 81 80 for soft Missouri: s4.3sia for desilverized,
and 81 40 for chemical hard. Spelter dull at $50.
FLAXSEED-Buyers declined to make bids:
last quotation was S.55. but Chicago has since
declined l5c-