The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-18
CORN ALONE ADVANCES
IN ST. LOUIS MARKET.
WHEAT HAS NO BUYING
SUPPORT.
Receipts Heavy and Offerings Free
Toward the End of the
Session.

1t was another extremely dull day in the
local grain market Speculative fauihs
was confined to samll deals by pickers anu
there was practically no outside specuiat'se
interest. weather news and strength IN
Chicago caused some nervousness on me
part Of the shorts ,b AqVi essessive rains
we're apt to interfere with me n3Ven III
of the spring crop to market LIS W.
not much OF a bull card in view OF the IdcI
that local receipts were again heavy and
there was no export demand OIeTiHsS
were free in latter half of the sessl91-
Dec. wheat opened 3sc up and sold at:
SIC. eszsc. esac. esrsc. eslc. eGAc. ee,=c. essc'
eeNc, s6Ac, 6sSc. eS1zc-
In the corn market the principal bull fea-
ture was the Government report OF serious
damage in the northern part of the belt;
especially Iowa, Nebraska, the Dakotas anu
wisconsin. Though trading here was eA-
tremely light there was enough interest 10
maintain a fair advance in the active OPP
Dec. corn opened &c up and sold at:
yISc. S7sc. S5sc' S'atc, s'Sc. s"=c'
Receipts of wheat at st. Louis were 49,,
$50 bu-, of which $500 SKIS. and 15 cars locdt
which 2,30s SKIS. and 81 cars local ana Z cars
through. in 1901.
Receipts of wheat at primary points we're
1.44s, coo bu., against l545.00 bu. in isl anu
shipments were 6O7. 200 bu.. against sl5,Oo gu.
The Northwest received 76 cars, as against
SO cars a year ago: Chicago g@s re- sece Inv The
oaV Dh-T anu
c~learances were $4,000 bu- =. ,oo
Receipts of corn at st. Louis were 26.loo
through. as against 1850 bu. of which %
cars local and 4 cars through. in 1871. -
Receipts of corn at primary oints TO-DAY
were $500 bu. as against $500 bu. In
1901, and shipments were $1,000 bu-,, against
274ooO bu. Chicago received 224.5co bu-. and
Kansas City $500 bu. The clearances
Receipts of oats a. st. Louis were sS.sS9
bu.. of which 46 SKIS: and % cars local ana
q cars local and s cars through. in 1901
Receipts Of oats at primary points were
eS5.O 600 bu.. against 4s2;oo9 bu- in 1901, and
hipments were $4,000 bu.. against Z1S.eo
bu. The clearances amounted to 5000 bu.
Cash Grain. Flour. Etc.
w~HEAT-Receipts 3.se SKIS. and is cars To-
csIS and car 5hTST 2 BY BY IS Ssm Die d aaaSs. = :
assc 70 ssFsc f. side; So- At H. to
q at sssc: No: i at sgsc. Hard. winter slow;
able a Is Sc No sei , as ssS az; a and H Tafiss w STShi
&c; M. Z Turkey az
through. By sye- tgampie-So. , mixed. and No. :
@fsed N Suo I a Seis at s sSia N e. : &c yellow %i s az sz,s Go ana
No 3 yellow at s1kc.
.h 1AES-f By ssRsnple-Soi Z t lSSfi at e ssS.c to sac ss.s
latter for fapcy1 " side; uSgTadeG at &c: 10
: at &c and running TO white at sc W.. side; rust
I I ana dt ,S Sei AT n9 ssEe: No al ES White N at ! ! T f6r po or
T. S9n for cho.ce: No. 2 white nominally sc.
RYE-No . at 4sizc and No. ; at fTc-
SIC.
FLAXsEED-At 81. - per blu.
LOUR-Quotation are as follows: New soft
wheat -four in a ~straights
s3G5io:. extra fancy $50 IS; cellar GToQzs
los grades s2.zguz- 50: olu lopi5c higher: New
hard winter sE IN iEis sksg soe, en- ssg:io:
81 25d241: old 15d20c higher. Spring wheat pst-
ents g 4ad5.so bulk.
winter wheat bran has buyers at
sc in large and sc In ,mall SKIS, and mixed
feeds in 1ps at 7Oc. all basis E. trk- At mill
bran sells at s7G6sc and ships at y5c6I-
RYE FLOUR-Jobbing at s.. sod2. 20 in SKIS. and
s. sQ2.e 90 - ibis
CoRNMEAL(City meal Z. o. b. $50; pearl.
grits and hominy S-0.
.HAY-Receipts 45 tons local and 50 tons
through: shipped 10 tons. Quote: Timothy on z
side-New 81: No. / ss.5oGle.50: No. 2 sode; low
grades at s6ds. Clover-No. 1 at sl2- Prairie On
w. eSCho SO: No. ! $3.50; No. . se67.
HISKY-Steady at s1.32.
LEAD AND SPELTER-Lead 81 to S4.ezE-
spelter higher at s.. 2O6s-3o.
st. Louis Curb Market.
Dec. wheat seIsc 3: puts esAc; sssc, S
Dec. corn sT,5G57Sc; puts S7Sc: calls 37N@