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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
New York Market Gossip.

The following .eynopsis Of the gossip in ~
r.rd to the leading features 96 The New York.
New York. Jan ..--London came higher this
were heavy buyer taking about 5000 chiefly
Ere first ga bo%ever the anG Ibon Ssds
changed it's position, and ABOUT 20 oooo shares were
sSld On arbitrage account leaving the net pur-
The London buying made the tone Of the mar
fsavy purehsses both for investment and speca-
lative account banking interests were , hsaSy
pfd made new high record. crossing .
before noon The principal buyers on the ac.
yanco were Strong. sturgis Co.. and Edward
eay bv, Mes ssnns Nas eontnued buying on
large scale on all declines. The extreme break
the sales OF 50 900 on orders from what Is called
the Waldorf Clique. supposed to include I'M
room traders. f. ", Sayin & Co sold l9.oo; n
az S'enqls 65 sff GG;' SiyS fcca % Ioe bestde.
many others who SID :. Joo-share .ots:
Brokers active IN the trading said that tbs
realizing sales continued enormous scale.
but that buyin.- orders came from so many
Most q the hnying was based wholly on general
conditions. but the~e were special develop,nents
in several stocks that made them act tndepend-
ent OF the general list.
B,ocklyn Rapid Transit was steadily bought at
sent interests alreaiy large holders Of the stock
stock was bought for voting purposes. The d.
act the dividend on the common stock. Dr.
iectors Of -hc company state that lump divi-
dsnd of per cent win be declared on the stock
at that meeting.
Crr rtiLerial Tobacco was bought by Flower
tTs kers during the afternoon. and by brokers
often acting for American Tobacco interests. Re
ports current the stock exchange that
the stock will soon receive dividends at the rate
OF per cent per annun.
The rise In call money to 10 per cent happened
in the last 10 minutes. when few belated bor-
rowers found the supply exhausted. Up to that
cert
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry,
Egg and Butter Quotations.

The produce markets generally dull and
slow yesterday. Out prices as a rule were well
WAS IN proportion, but the colder weather caused
dealers TO be a little more irn In their views;
Shippers were out Of the market. and the local
Potatoes Weie in good demand and 81. market
was firm. Choice eating varieties were sca-cs
and wanted. the cold weather has improved
Receipts very light. Oferings Of seed stock
wee also iight and there was fair demand.
Sweet potatoes were quiet and steady at IN
EgIPlant was In better demand and the market
CauinOwer was quiet and steady at unchanged
spinach and zale were scarce and nrmer.
Beets were also firm ana in good demand
and the market was hare.
Cucumbers scarce. nrm and in fair de-
RadIshes were steady end in fair demand
String beans were dun and plentiful. with the
demand confined 70 choice stock
both New Orleans and homegrown stock were
Rutabsgas were dull and slow at unchanged
Iurnips were dull and slow. with offerings in
Carrots were quiet and steady at unchanged
Cebbag. was nrrn and higher. Offerings were
lght. and good stock vas scarce The demand
Onions quiet; Fancy stock was scarce. IN good
demand and firm. but soft. damp or sprouted
Tomatoes were in good demand. and fancy
Apples were quiet. but choice fruit was scarce
and firm. Offerings Of No. and inferior fruit
Grapes were duh and slow. with both offerings
straWberries quiet and steady. Offerings were
liEht. but there was little demand.
Oranges were quiet and steady. The demand
was light. and offerings were ample for all
Lemons were steady and unchanged.
prices. and other fruits were quiet and steady
ksys were 5s Hsas and lowes RsceiPt, were
stock offered. while there was little demand.
as shippers and dressers were out OF the
chickens were scare. in good demand and
and geese were firm and IN fair demand.
we4 S1 Snd Tas q, fge1 o9eTnss AFT Sf tr @
lover but receipts Of chickens were light and
ana scarce and geese Nere also n r1n' np0a 1enAna
Neals were dull and weak.
,5ei, Wool vas dun and qsn.ehsanged s.ls. There was
kinds were slow Of sale,
Hides were in fair demand at unchanged
Furs were in active demand, and tn. nnarke,
r hrIn on al kincs q choice skins except pos
Eggs.
The n,ariLet was quiet but frnl. Yesterday.
Receipts were light there were some ship
Choice. fresh stock sold at 1sc. loss OF. but
held or cold-storage stock was dun and slow.
cases, and shipments were rs cases
Dairy Products.
ButteT-Ths market was dull and nominal yes
mand' and oernss we're heSvY' Deaie1s we're ere
forced 10 make concessions In order TO sell any
sOc; hrsts l30l5c; grease &c. COuntry-Store-
packed-l:xtra I5c; frsts l49i4lzc. Roll sc for
sood to lie for choice ,,,--,
l2lic; New York Ike; Limburger lll39l2c: Swiss
Hgl5c; brick 12qi2lse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
Cash Grain. Flour. Etc.

wHEAT-Cash Market-Receipts 4g7 sks and q
cars local and cars through Higher. advances
Of which small but demand limited and little
taken by outside miliers. The prices asked for
Frades in store prevented sales TO any extent
by sample, switched, at 75iko this and 76kc T.
10. 9 red; CSC 70 Ilc Tor No. 4; &c for weeviiy;
GIixci No. white spring sold at 7lc.
CCRN-Cash marSet-Received 81 cars local and
50 cars through. Higher and first-rate shipping
No. 2 cold at IS 55Sd36c No at 35z.c; No. yell
lew at SEC; No. white at 57ikc: No 3 do. at &c
OATS-Cash market-Received 80 cars local and
white. Demand good from. local and shipping
ia yrs. ty sample. No. . sold AT %. 12iI.c:
No. at 23.4o and clipped 24c; No. 2 Northern al
i.Gtsc; No. do at 24lzd25ikc.
RYE-ScaTce and strong, but no higher; grade
No. sold delivered East side at 49c-
caused sellers OF -four to put their prices up
very materially. but this has stood most buyers
OF SO far and made Gales difficult A good many
Is advance, but the prices bid still too low to
permit OF business, and the big foreign buyers
not cabling at all; Domestic e. trade I've very light @
OF soft winter wheat flour are as follows: Pat
ents 6; 5Sgs;so; stIaights S3s5gSG5; extra fancy
s.75: hard winter In jute sacks z.5oG2; s. for
clears S. iods25 for stTaights and ss. 41G3eo for
patents; spring wheat patents ss.75 to $3.50 in
RYE FLoUR-Jobbing at 50 in sacks and ss.S
coRNMEAL-s,; pearl meal. grits and hominy
NII,LFEED-Higher and very stiff, as little
on sale and the advance in wheat had strong
effect. A growing and active demand is also
reported py'n from tne Eas. and % i,erI0r, IL %
and sold at CSC in 3o-lb. sacks, with choice
Ssrth more. Mixed feed in 1oo-lb sacks sold at
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
BY Telegraph.

New York. Jan The cotton market to-day
wa. decidedly norr active than In some months,
willie the session a whole reflected a turn
a. oii time Investment speculation. Sentiment in
general was CT n friendly character. and Wall
street displayed more interest Of a substantial
sort than stree election day The market started
steady in tone with prices las points higher and
:or q time was comparatively quiet. though
crthering strength was clearly manifested The
early English cables were considerably better
than looked for while domestic news reports
from nearly every point reported a Hrmer tone
shorts who were hssty in retreat at the end OF
the first hour In their efforts to cover were fore
ing values up sharply. Later IN the forenoon
hall speculation on fairly general lines came TO
the front. with the result that ret rise Of i'4i
il points was apparent al neon. southern spot
markets were reported higher. with holders offer
ing IiftI. on grades sui able TO the needs CT do
n este markets exports Receipts were small
1r Eariv In the afternoon the market again
gave = demons.ra Of inherent strength by
advancing even more rapidly than In the fore
noon on public confirmation cf the morning
Ports that spot cotton was higher in the south
Fears OF a further Liverpool market to-morrow
conn eIled the shorts to cover. Bull sentiment
reached high pitch. and investment buying IN
the last hour was the feature Of the days trad
ing. The March and May options were the CEN
ter Of attraction The close was steady. to
20 points higher. Spot closed dull. hc higher
niddlinx upland 1o;.c: do. gulf ieHc: sales none.
Futures closed steady: Jan. 9Sc: FEB asfc'
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
Traders Gossip.

That the st. Louis stock Of wheat did not
change very materially during last month was
vste stock at close Of business on December 81
was b.p72.000 bu, where on November 80 il was
se2D.000 bu-. showing only 5000 bu decrease for
Deccut Ter. During same month Of 1888 the de-
month 2.935.O0o bu. The private stock here is now
&f3oOe bu-. against $4,000 bu. a month ago, and
1,O1.00o bu. year ago.
That the late stiff advance in wheat has
awakened outside speculation Is evidenced bv
the country mail Of commission houses. Numer-
ous letters coming asking for inforTnstio re-
Earoing the market, and requesting that quota
lions be furnished. This outsi ie Fpeculatfon is
Kind OF backing for a bull market.
Snow cable from Province Of COrdova the
third largest wheat-growing province, makes
wfeat per cent more than last year. and the
per cent less. Weather favorable for harvesting
operations. Movement 20 market beginning
ProfTsCts ere tfat corn crop will be an average.
JCst beginning to tassel
-Broomhai December 1s-In Belgium and Jol-
land there are no complaints concerning the
crops. Germany-The weather has turned mild
again after slight frost at the beginning Of the
tory. North Acknowledgements Of wheat to France
from Algeria AID Tunis continues on a fair scale.
"A cable reports that the Minister Of Agri-
culture fur the Argentine Republic officially
novfoes that the exportable surplus OF that
-AinncapolIs-About three-quarters Of a mill
lion car aclty here shut down for balance OF the
week. Flour sales are better and mills are
working on their surplus.
An Odessa cable reports blizzard raging
and that the bay i5 freezing hard. This will re-
duce Russian wheat shipments. as Odessa is
about the only large port that has been open
20 Navigation
The st. Louis stock Of flour is now ca COS
bbls against 50. 900 bbs. a month ago and 5O5I
bhls. a year ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03

HOGs-Tne hog nlarket Opened Strong 20 e
higher and several loads sold up TO s5 i2s agails
a single choice load OF heavy butcher hogs at
g. 10 on Tuesday. At the opening trading WIS
active on all grades but became slow late In
the day and The close shade lower
hasls than the opening. Butchers were operating
freely and PAID s5.a5 To t5.i2is for good choice
lSI to IA lbs bogs. Fuckers sls0 paid UP -
s5.12is for choice hogs: and the bulk OF the good
packers cost S5.05 10 t5.l0. The supply Was only
moderate ard the clearance good
Nelson Morris K Co. bought LIS head Glib.
hogs az an average cost of Sos. and Il pigs.
iis lbs. average at Sass. Swift & co. purchased
LA head that averaged 2z lbs, and cost 81 0s.
Also AL pigs that averaged lE he. at A.S.. AMI
81 pigs that averaged 8. lbs. and cost $50.
The bulk ~ the hogs. the pigs and the -tric.iv
l0w-gfsde offerings net considered. sold ~
S5.g.is to s5.ls. against $-s9 to s. on Tuesday
N.+ 70 - 81 according - quality; light hog.
80 10 is5 lbs. sold at A-g1 90 $50. the bulk
s. TO f5.02i-. Medium weights. $50 To 235 his.
sold at s. TO N-izit, the bulk going at .05 70
s. 10. The heavy culis sold at ts.25 TO N.75, and
fair to best heavy hogs at s. to S.l3A. Good
mixed hogs at $3.50 20 S.02h, and common TO
fair mixtures sold at si.eo TO A.s5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
LIVE STOCK MARK ETs.
Natives snd Texan Cattle Higher ana
ActINe-Hogs Closed Easier.

rATTLI.-Natlyo Cattle Trade-tn the naive
cattle division beef offerings were neral butch-r
grades moderate and stocker c,ass4z lizht- 1he
quality in general medium. Including nOth,
Ing In any d, pdrtment the choice order. ana
VT making up - god average representation.
There was a rush for the scales from the very
start and the movement did not ceaS" until
perfect cleanup had been accomplished. Beef
steers sold STEADY To u shade higher. according
t0 kind; butcher heifer- h-ld hrm and cows
were unchanged. \ conspicuous shortage Nos NO
for..d values up little the fair 90 best hold
inEz Veal calves bulls and fnllch cows REMAINED
practically steady.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03

SHEEP More sheep were 90 . " u! u!"i' % o..
is.f week vet Il was only "a No fat', s'i-...
me quality was fairly good and in,lvu in,v '.
sv,st,,n sheen The market Ou'uS WIZ "a n '.'
,.rrani bat buyeTs insi-ted ON S.l,lI,E ''
sliesper n possihle. In general us hia.A ha, .s
,atlei barely STEADY On 10" bst rurr'P ..
Igfrls and weak - To- lowsr o. bi
trading nf f-st was active. Iut Wfy '''" i''
sale. Included fair - good nat iA."3
q, 4, 10 50 10 clipped Mexican ituhs si -,
lambs al - !, 10 81. mutton sheen p y !. -
inciuJlnr Westsrn syges ~ 81 -tuS'fs "' p
- -s and burk- AT So Co. 3 ..
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
Wool.
Provisions.

Pork firm. lard higher
Porix-New standard tobbing {. o. b. 81.
Lard-Choice steam r. side t5.92ik.
Green Hanson basis Sc for 16 and Is aver
age in car lots l. side: other averages IN ratio
From the block. delivered: Hams 7sc to Size;
bellies 1Ac TO loc. as in average. New York
D. 5. Meats-Bxd. lots jobbIng: Extra shorts
CSC: cribs 67ic; clear sides 65sc; bellies 7ssF
Sac as in average; plates 53sc. Higher on small
orders.
Bacon-Bxd. $. c. meats jobbing: Breakfast
bacon 1Oc for heavy TO 13c fer choice light:
huns 9xe TO 10i<c Californas exGT4c: New
4 Jrk shoulders &c. Plain smoked bxd. meats
Extra shorts 5s4c. cribs 7ssc: clear sides slsc;
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
WILL VISIT SOUTHERN FRANCE.
Queen Victoria Plans to Go to
Cimiez in March or April.

Osborne Isle Of Wight. Jan. Att Is Of
hcally announced that Queen Victoria has
decided. unless something Unforeseen hap
pens. to visit Cimiez. in the South OF
France in March or April.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03

Southern Cattle Trsde-Quarantins cattle SUP
plies were very small. not being one-third
large as the two previous days of the week
Tho neludng register displayed an aggregate
Of a carloads. 1S OF which came from Texas.
from the Indian Territory. from Arkansas, I
were composed quite extensively Of fair 20
,ium fed offerings. and were promptly disposed
OF al >: 20 lee better prices.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
Movement of Grain
stock. of Grain I'm store
Shipments of Flour.

ST. Louis, 1881 bbls.: Chicago. 40 bhls: De-
lis &c iss bbls.; New York. 1850 bbls and l0.6is
SKIS baltimore, - oss bbls: Philadelphia. Lg,yJ
rkn Hostan 20 bbls. and 10, ss2 SKIS. New Or
l,Rns. Is 700 Els
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
Hides and Leather.

Dry nlnt-Average receipts. round 14c: choice
Texas l4lc. Dry-salted-Round l2c. Gre-n-saiied
Western round 71.c: Southern &c. Dry flint
] TIC: No 6izc: bull Sc. Uncured lc per ID.
less; part cured 40 per H. less. and glue stock
half price.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03

tho end OF Mondays market. Pork at the
close was unchanged for Jan. and ~
down for May: lard 2izc up for Jan. sha %
2i=c down for May. and ribs &c higher ioi
Jan. and Without change for May.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
POULTRY.
Receipts Lighter Than Expected ana
the Market a Trihe Higher.

New York, Jan. Live poultry receir.s To-
fully car by express. Two cars Southern wIr.,
isrdled New Years Day. The receipts ara light
on chickens and fowls. Not many turkeys were
offered 6It c FEW Wanted ass With ,1 % about top on
average Wc-tern 79c was about top. with lr-
dinary Western and Southwestern lower Geese
Fowls, Western prime Ioc; chickens. Western
sf sonti :rn sasc Ducts-westsrn prime pair Ga
%: Sout hwestern Fgsf55c GeeseIWesiern prime
dressed poultry receipts today is25 pLEs. Re
certs include all stock arriving since Monday.
soaI SnI weather caused tribe armer feeling on
strictly prime stock but trading was light and
fs1is hsrs and such bTouSt "a ves,eyn a,eks
Dry-packed ltry-Turkeys-yVes;ern dry
picked prime hons lodloise: Tniyed hens and toms
toms lG lbs. shsizc; old hens siE". old toms
itsisc: averase hest i2fli3c CONFERENCE.-THE
prime scal1ed sasizc; dIy-picked easizc: Stacy
SS7c, Fowis-western ,dry-picked prime SIC:
stays mixed 9isaIc: OLD roosters si+aec. Ducks
Western prime young s.sgiOc; old and young =.
Qsi-c.
Metal Market.
New York Jan. 2.-Specuatiyely the market
for metals was a small one. sales Of small lots
were the rule and those only OF a nature TO sup
no Incentive in either direction. showing an un-
expected loss Of about - at London for tin TO
fizi i0s but was very quiet The local market for
that metal was also nominaly lower under lack
OF support. ruling dun all day and closing dull At
rec 15si27.1 .15. Copper was inactive and nominaliy
UNCHANGED both here and abroad. closing with
prices at Si7 for Lake Superior and 1eAsc fer cast
Ing and electroiytic and f72 i7s. Sd respectively.
Exports for copper for the month Of Dec. aEgre
gated 1o.I1 tons. making total for the year OF
I5l. .9Ss tons. against IL. 631 tons In 1883 Lead
was dull and unchanged OF A.35E here and
changed at fl6 Is In London Spelter was also
UNCHANGED at H;l2,. g ,t:lIii. with sellers at
those figures Domestic iron markets show
important features. ruling dull and nominaIly
unchanged. English markets ruled unchanged.
being nominally quoted at Cos at Glasgow and 4ss
sd at Middleboro.
Petroleum.
New York. Jan. 2-Petroleum steady
oil City. Pa, Jan. Credit balances 81 20:
certificates. bid Dec. 81. c55 bbls.; average
- ss2 bbls.: runs Dec 81 rs. 90 bbls. average
ae 35s bbls. shipments Jan. ellis bhls.: runs
Jan. ]. $40 bbis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03

t;alveston-Firm at 7-iec; receipts :. % bales.
New Orlsans-Cluiet At SAC; receipts s.5so bsiles.
Mobile-Steady at sI4c: receipts l. bales
Ssvannah-Quiet and steady at sac: receipts
. 80 bales -. -,
S-harIeSton-Ffrm at sic; receipts Liza bales
Norfoll<-Steady at eizc. receipts e29 bales
wilmington-6,uet at si.C. receipts lie bales
RaitImore-Norn.na nal At i0c: receipts 5000 bales
New York-Quiet at iocs receipts Sss, bales-
IoStor-Cluet At f0C: receipts 2.sss bales
Phiisdelphia-Firm at l0c; receipts 1.5 bales.
Houston-Quiet at s-i6c; receipts 4.043 bales
Augusta-Firm az ssSc: receipts, none
Nemphis-Steady AZ 9izc: receipts 5is bales
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
Range of Futures.
Receipts and shipments.
Eluxseed. .

Traders. TO begin the Twentieth Century
with. experienced a practically lifeless mar
ket UP 10 late I'm the forenoon. save for
some meager transactions in rejected seed
Although there was no business done in fu-
tures. prices were up lc in bid price for the
more distant futures.
Receipts were light-e4 cars-and ship
ments nothing. Minneapolis arrivals were
q cars, and Duluth 10 cars; total OF 90 cars
al the points already mentioned, including
local arrivals. The market closed strong up.
with an advance OF 2fic :or futures and rs
Jan. was nominal at yl.5S: May began at
81 GO bid. sold at N.62dl.63 and rested at
those figures. No. / Northwestern spot seed
was not traded in. No. Northwest brought
sI.72. Rejected seed sold over a range Of
si.5lTL53, at which price about cars
changed hands. Duluth market closed with
a gain Of &c in bid price.
Barley.
There was a very strong market for bar
ley. Very moderate offerings Of car lots APP
peared. Tney were held firmly. Demal.d
fair. Barley was wanted. but the prices
asked were a little extreme. often. in the
views OF buyers Round lots especially were
very firm. There was no advance quoted.
At the same time there Is not much doubt
but some lots brought more than some
Goods had Seen selling =, tSr s9oe fo
two days. Some Of these cars were deliv-
cred on previous sales.
Timothy and Glover Seeds.
There was not much interest shown.
OfferiI gs and demand both were limited
Some cash seed appeared IL was. as
rule. either delivered on former sales or
held over. Seed here held firmly. There
was some demand yet buyers were not
anxious For Jan. delivery $40 was bid
and A.I5 asked. March was called nom
inally 81. 80. Country lots quOtable over a
range of S3.75a4.7O for poor TO choice. Very
low grade nominaify below. and fancy
might bring above the top quotation.
No clover was offered On advices OF
higher prices outside the market here was
stroT ger. Values were quoted nominally
15H2Dc higher. Track spot seed was about
So. .35I1O.O and March delivery at possibly
sl0.75. Cash seed. uneven country lots, S4
10 for poor to choice.
Provisions.
Provisions were strong to begin with, but
manifested their bullishness toward the
middle OF the session, closing at very
slight difference from prices prevailing at
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
Cures Blood Vson
A Trial Treatment Sent TO All
Who Suffer From Anys
of the Disease.
Cures Cases That Hot Sprinh All
Other Treatments fsile
Even Help. N

There has been discovered by Mtets
MEDICAL Institute. 20 Elektron Ft - 3
wayne. Ind. the most remarka - 6f&f
Poison cure ever heard OF. II HIS cured
~ such Indications az mucous patches IN
The mouth. sore throat. copper coiOred
spots. chIncTes. alterations on the BODY
and in hundreds Of cases where the hair
ana eyebrows had fallen out and the whole
skin was o mass 0f bois. plmples and
Cic"rs this wonderful specific mas completely
changed the whole body into q clean, pet
iect condition ~ physical health. Every
railroad running into Fl. Wayne brings
scores Of sufferers seeking this new and
marvellous cure and TO enable those Who
cannot travel to realize what n truly mar
velous work the institute IL accomplishing
they will send free 20 every sufferer a free
tri1l treatment 50 that everyone can cure
themselves IN the privacy OF their own
home This ls the only known cure Tor
BiOOd Poison. DO not hesitate 10 write a,
once and the free trial will be sent sealsi
II plain package
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03

March asic: April s55c. May a55c: Jlns sssc:
Jrlv s.H.. Aug gtsc. sept. s56c: oct. $50.
New Drleans. La. Jan e.-Cotton firm. saiss
So. ordinary 1;sr: Food ordinary .izc. low mid
ding 80. middling &c: good middllng 80.
Inctl!nZ fair ~ i-lsc. Receiits I5y. stoSk IS :
Mach s45a9 sc. April sfl1y sc; May stfa s.fsoi
June . 94sQs fsr: july 9fiM3.43~: Aug. Asgttsc-
IIyerpool Jan 2-spot cotton In fair demand
l-32d higher. American middlinE fair lSle9'
Et,nI fnidding 5ssd: middlinE it-1Zd; lpW MID
ding : l3-Sgd: good ordinary 2-1-f. crdlnsry
4 2l-s3i. sales ~ the day s.1pO bales. OF wnich
fHs were for gueculatlJn and export. AMI IN
clude.i SO American. Receipts since last r.
port - 90 bales including SOD futurfs oIene,i
N. g. Jan. $50 2s-std ~ Jan a,-,sp .Tspo
= gtliJ ss-std b.: Feb. March -Z-s4d p March-
Arril is-s4d y: ApTil-May 1f-s4i b.; MAJ
JIne : 1854 = June-July . u i-g4d b Juiy-Aus-
Z s-C4a5 g-G+I .: Aug. sept. 57-Sigf os-bfd =
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-03
A, mill bran ,obb,d a. ea7oo

esilo East trk. Al mill bran iobbed at Sa'oO
and ships at lsc. . -
HAY-ReceiVed GO tons local and 30 IONS
through: shipped a4I tons. Smaller arrivals ana
reduced stocks have put "A better tone into tho
market Prices arr steady for the medium 6ud
better grades, which taken readily. only low
grades dun Prices on trk. range; Iimothy. tlsn
- - for choice Si2ffI3 for No. !. f0.Sallbp for
No 2 S9gl0 for No 3: prairie, ugViO.1 Tor NJ.
J. Sgd9.5O for No. :. $3.50 for No. }. Cio'er
ssGli.
sTRAW-whcat on trl. $40: rye Sc.
LEADING business heard Df ~ yet ana market
norniDally sac for soft Missouri and chemical
hard. DoEilvrriZed held nj kLa3is.
SiF:ITTsit- sellers asking 81
GRASS SE,I:bF-tfoyer Siaa.@s. Timothy w.
ag0. red top 200 Tor chan 10 81 for fancy. nilet
socfffi.2s, Hungarian srHsle.
CASTOR BEANS-Bd $50 per bu. Tor rrime
iu lots
HEMP SEED $3.50 por 10, lbs.. pure basis.
lI.ANgEED- market made
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SPOT COTTON MARKETS.
Local spot Cotton steady and without
Any Quotable Change In Price.

Local market steady and unchanged sales,
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Timothy and Glover Seeds.

Provisions were strong to begin with. but
manifested their bullishness toward the
middle OF the session, closing at a very
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Metal Market.

New York. Jan. 2.-Petroleum steady
OH City, Pa jan Credit balances 81 20:
certificates no bid; Dec. 81 103 o55 bbls; average
~ ss3 bbls: runs Dec. 81 Ifs. 90 bbls. average
seSss bbls shipments Jan. l el.1is bbls: runs
Jan. ]. $40 bbis