The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-13


savannah-Dull and easy at s4sc; receipts a1fs
bales.
Charleston-Nomina at size: receipts ss4 balsA
W MgTaSlnrs1eafy at s s' si,d IeG retefpi n;'7 rs 's tale.
Baltimore-Nominal ct Sssc: receipts ,42G bales
Beston@Duli at Sac: receipts ss bales.
A~ususta-9Siss at sae: receipts sesspd. Ia; e. 5 BALES.
BY Telegraph.
New York. March 12.-cotton had an irFeguiAS
elemens were END indicative nhS SdpfefnanssesS a as to The Fun
ture. Liverpool more than responded to last
our opening This fact. with Foreign selling Or
ders. gave the forenoon marke. a weak appsar-
prices 4 TO I points lower on present crop opera
1lons c agd n : DeIa.' f l9ssf that sa ! ,e peini va hisse went Ga
of steadily up to the noon nour. May reached
Caused i'b by estimates for larger receipts ,o-moi-
row and reports that southern SPOT cotton mar
k infsrio were Hn eaI basor on > under y m pf sisase u anSm r ons
Obtained. and some hasty local Shorts turned for
Nay to s.sse. With other rnenths proportlonateiy
higher. Trading was in a spasmodic way &C
German. bought July and August. There was
s ais9 sG insest afmane epec fran ION as a Mho1a WAS sssi IN.
different. In the last hour the marked showed
e ssasisssaRis 5sals Covered @ed i e gnf IA ant e laEss
OF a sharp reaction In LIVERPOOL tomorrow: The
s slG7s T iasel barely !5po. s'e ei6ssa T QUIET! pFi @idal hss 1 rps
lands ss.e: middllnE Gull e: sales l.ss saies. Faa
s s:iss:: Sept sss s 7:fss: i 6ss: s ss5s: s Nasy. s BE: Dee Dee.
prices ll6d lower. American middling :air
middIing; 1894, sood ordinary 41l-a2d; ordi,,
were for sDecuiatiCu and pypQrt- and included
500 American, Reseipts 800 bales. i%nciudins
i s a;is2 A sssads' a.b pasasas @ HPshsa and T. m closed e'.
March ss-saat g ;sid s; MaTsh.ApTil I Ss-sta B.;
Sept saa sisssS4 ga. slsssp :: SPY sIs:Ass sl- ssts ss:s4 aug: ::
.i Ss~ s s. S.sP: "a, "a 'i 81. iis= g o. sRssss
S SIS; good ordinary Re; low m!ddlinE Tse;
f m1qd sss Sec Rece, SGsd H!de stask al l' oss F %.da.ns
March s.52e b: april e,Saas4lc: May s.sTasasoI
Sept. :Issa7ssc: Oct 7.45aG4sc: Nov. $40 81
New York. March 12.-Sugar quiet. weak: 70.
fined easy: standard A 5-65c; confectioner;' 4
New Orleans La. March l:.,sugar quiet: OPEN
kettle shas l5-lee: open kettle centrifugal $40
8 15-l6c. Molasses steady: centrifugal gaDc.
Wool.
New York. March 12.-Wool dull.
Boston. March l2.-The same conditions that
have ruled the wool market here for the past
few weeks continue. and notwithstanding sons
OF transactions has been in the Treasury grades
market is no easier than last week. and more
confidence is expressed by dealers than at tho
are showing little change in price. Fine medium
and fine good fair staple secured are quoted at
ard Pennsylyanis nseces. Xxx and XX above.
2 and three-eights blood z7a27ac: coarse and
braid washed 25q2sc. Michigan. Wisconsin. etc:
No. : do, So 2Se: coarse and braid. washed. go:
fine delaine: 2ta25c: Unwashed medium: etc.
&c: three,eights blood 25q2iG: Missouri .quar:eF-
STsld e eombine ! ssasie: ' h.te and ae oIeGa s Sgsie.
Territory. secured basis-Montana fine mediums
a aaa iR wy e q aS seGq Idaho Inc mssG medium a.aPie and aims tins.
12g1ic: secured 4d43c: staple SO &c. Australian.
nemissl. Ha aasse: spot good ssassc: sne9ase ss sasssnn'
London. March 12.-The sacond series OF the
asten SsSl s%uc! 4he sales oaesi1 1Psn 1am sf.ass T y. SO es sSsa
There was a strong demand from tine home trade,
american operators were quiet. a large seiec-
ton OF Cape of Good Hope and Natal sold slowly
fair selection of merinos met with a good de-
mand and sold freely at unchanged prices. Cross
ARE srsdt the ws sales ; 70 N. es South gea se1 Wa ieSei Loo eo ssoured
sdTls Sd: greasy 4lsddls. Queensland. ZOO
a salsn; hsoof i.iao 'f bates; SO secured snsafy sd sa.ss's srcas soo rs
aS4d. West Australia. 600 bales: secured nd;
lid. New Zealand. ZOO bales: secured ~
Dried Fruits.
New York, March 12.-Selling orders were nu-
merous on prime and fancy grades Of evaporated
spples, and as consumers We're not anxious to
prices 1aTs we're We no. guetabiIy lower. State common
ssre quoted a. ssg ss.s PRIME GaS,o aSs5e i- choice seI IS
continue inactive and nominal. Prunes shasNe
Per ~. as to size and quality, g hprisessnRo Gnb
Minneapolis Flour.
&C. &c: Nay i ! aai;hsi anly y4c s''t 81. 'a 3 t N6rfdsea ! s aaFs
7Ql5c. Flour and bran unchanged.
The Visible.
New York. March Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications to Bradstreet's show
the following changes in available supplies from
"Wheat-iUni.ed States and Canada cas-. Of the
rope increased 800. COS; total supply decreased 64-
ROCKIES increased i.2s2.ooS.
p o y 1nctlas sss'e ~. S1d Canada east of the
Among the more Important increases reported
s sss I saos sos I, b 1s'g at Portland. Me-. and 1000 bu.
at Chattanooga.
bu ihe at .eIa5pd W sasterne' interior aaaiSqso e%levaters 81 1000
bu. in Manitoba. 5000 bu. at Port Huron and
Tacoma and Seattle. wash. increased 1900 ba.
AoSN NS~N
Dry Goods.
New York. March 12-Dry Goods-Market for
brown sheatings and drills dull: limited home do
mand and little done for export; prices easy and
ready sellers. Bieached cottons without change
in price and demand moderate. Movement OF
wide sheetings not helped much by lower prices
penims quiet and irregular. Ticks and other
coarse colored goods also quiet. Print cloths in
active. Fall River mills expected to go on short
time. Prints and ginghams quiet and unchanged.
Turpentine and ROain.
New York. March 12.-Turpentine dull. Rosin
dull.
Savannah. Ga. March 12.-Spirits Of turpentns
firm: &c. Resin firm and unchanged.
Coffee.
New York. March 1.-THE coffee market opened
steady, with PRICES unchanged to 10 points higher
and ruled tolerably firm during the early session
on room covering and scattering from abroad
brought out by an advance in the Rio exchange
rate. The market further improved In the after
noon. on general buying. the result Of the late
bullish Havre news and better street demand Cor
spot coffee. The selling was brisk during th0
day: The market closed steady; with prices .e
bags. including March 5.95c: April $500: May
s.sSasc: July s.eQs 1oc; Sept G.l00d.1o: Oct.
NaU z fSG. d. n 20&c u