The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-30

ferings were moderate and a fair inquiry
prevailed. The trading was chiefly. in July
rather easy. and sales were made at 7h0l0c
decline. Later prices rallied ,7hg1oc. and
the be-, market closed comparatively mn 5 steady dy
shipping account was moderate. There was
Il rather light demand for May. sales being
made at the opening at s14.42ls and closing
July was in fair demand at 314.5Tls to
sl4.6o. closing steady at sl4.67la. A fair trade
ing prevailed. Outside orders were rather
light. and a little realizing was credited to
local operators. Prices ranged DC to Tsc
lower. and the market closed steady around
inside figures. The demand for May was
light, sales being made at $40. The close
was quiet at ss.o5; July. offerings were mod
crate. and the demand fair. Sales at the
opening were at 81. and the close was steady
at S.97le.
Only a moderate trade was reported In
ribs. and there was an easier feeling. Prices
ranged about 2lsc lower. and the market
closed steady at medium figures: May was
quiet and steady, opening at SIT and clos,
offerings not very large. July opened at
S7.?2 TO $3.50 and closed steady at S.SHs.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
on account Of the break il, wheat; Rye nGur fra;
dull. W~heat-ReceiPts sa:2 bu:: exports 81; sss
nn; spo, easy; No; ? red s3,:s {; o; n b. st,os a. NJ :
= red S''IC crew.. M / OttNs Dulhth Io'7SS -
alea,. Options turned weak today and : declined med
%tertone. foreign export. small demand. in fac;
of buliish weekly statistics; closed weak so and
Lux. lisGi3 s 15 ne iSG s-l6c. " Closed 7sc: Sept. nha7sasc.,
slossd 57ise: ~cornmRsseip a; s.%. 10y nn'; and eHP 5es.s
f. @. b. afoat. Option market was somewhat
weaker with wheat; under bearish cables ana
m met d ,sHgsa'' May WI" sasassMs.' closed ssite; July
50hm5oesc. closed ,50,sc: Sept. f7+G4siac. closed
White y sss.c: NJ. 3 white &c: trk. mixed West
s,n a sasr %jsi t corn wA1 MaS ssa aaist; sh HP,,h"s 7 asies
so e Hops q $. Coal steady. Reef firm. Cut
meats quiet; p i,aln1,a bellies :sltsss. 81 s:g fstis.a t as;a
S ami; Ts 6SSs. steady isss, s sI,g 81 e Rsf s'.ss ''' Oil
easier; prime crude BIC: prime yellow 24isc. Rice
quiet Is,as mo'ass Sr1, s ss .dS,,n quotations were a.,
follows: were moderate: wheat
, n / sp 3 ,ss: '1 H. : S:,,e No. SO; Z red Sat .s g 4
s asIsNso' No. sc: : white 2s,se: No. J white &c. Rye
a to Choice Z 5l $ssl,ln Ha! ssS5se; ses sssaiss i ! sas .! s.!
No. i Northwestern ,l.e; prime timothy $3.50;
clover Ms.s noon contract act s SnI s s,G;Ss@la 4; =. ,a P5ovi psq 100
lbs. ss.i2i.: short ribs sides Goose) ss.d5as25
s ssy sa iSsa, ss s's41sas.5 sssda a%h sss!Hs; ssG Of s slsaE
wines M;2I: on the Produce Esshanse It to-day Godc
d dai ss'1 iiai %a'As Cheese sss s,sall s.ea Eggs weak. lsc.
Kansas CITY: Mo. APRIL ss.,Whsa. .odl,s &C. s.;
July 67ssc; cash No. 2 nTI2c: No. iog1c; NO.
No. 2 mixed 4llsc: No. 2 white 42A,c; No. 2 &c.
oats-No. 2 white 3oe; Rye.No. 2 52Hsss; Hay
ter-creamery lsalsc: dairy fancy 1491ss. Egs-
Us. 600: oats "a. 600. shipments-wheat 3s.sN bu.:
corn 20. 400: oats 900
Liverpool April 29:-Bacon-Cumberland cut, %
in ties. steady: 42s 90: wheat-spot nrm: sNo; 2
IS nd; No. 1 { California S. ID. Futures quiet;
May IS lid; July IS 1i,sd: Corn.spot firm: Amer
can mixed new and old AZ Cd. Futures quiet;
May nominal: July IS sd; Sept. IS "a. Peaee-
Canadian steady. SIS I'd.
Toledo T o.: z April ,1ia T 7sxe' coa ast dUii: s .aTier:
cash and May 45',s; July @lyx Sis s,v s 9sts au Rt;
$50. Glover seed dull: cash and prime $3.50;
Oct. $50.