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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

2ca5oiso: frsts 25d26,: seconds 2Ga,sc Datry.--
Iztfs -sjc ii.st, iSg lse Eoumtry-G Gh?iee roll
10 fair I2al+c; grease &c. Ladie-pacGed-r;Nt Il
,tec~e-J JouG!ns: Twins at ll'.c; singles ll'ae,:
Gatrtrs ll5.c. : y l2,=c: long horns m'-c; y Y.
SH;.s-CfoiCe lie: 10 igaiSs, Bi;cie i3Gls;.c
Provisions.
l@rk-N New Standard SI5-2aaiC per H. in a
l.erd-t hoi.c steam J.: aid 9,i7,ee rer ID. In Il
jol.hinE way: kettle, rendered at 9s.9ioc
Gr.tn ltams-ln 'ar lots T. .. H. y: side: Hams
g'ii2H i-aN az 3'4"g'.c; ldsN. at "iec; isaJe ~
II ..Sc: ''a!ifornia Gtks ia.c New York shoulders
az 'c fr. m hloc;; del. run-of-house hams at
.; :. Mcsls-To arriye, 45Gi51-ay. cured cribs
- 80 2{ $50 ); ;S'G,; tn-ay at T."'c G l.
80 .;''i lioH az s&c: lear sid"S SIC: heil!"z II
faI h,.Es sasc Dealers charge higher on orders
is.S9r-BAd: 5 c meats in io5s'ns way
Ss a, os.e: bellies at ' s:.c to i9gse as in aver
age plates at So; fa, backs at S5sc: STANFORD
rcSkfS, bacon at ac for heavy s' to o. iSo Tor
fancy small: hams n, io'sc TO me-: California at
coSntrv Eac9n-Siies at Sc
No. qt .5l-c: cake at s,.c. Packers; prime aud
Oh Ice h"li at &c to 7t.d.i.c
Dleu SteariG.-Cluotc at lGi.c.
Grease, Small Irregular lots country: Brown At
E3s at a; "a whit H.ow at a, "a faTsfs rie
Sheep Il, 3a7'4c thin ewes and bucks 2G.nse;
Feals-Lisht receipts: firmer Quote: Choice
fat at 5lrc per N. fair at 4Gi'Ec: heretics.
rough; small and thin at Sc to 4c per ID.
Beef-On orders: Bbld.-Piate at $3.50. Fulton
Market at $3.50: dried sets l2c tongues 12kc
per ID. :: insdes ltc: knuclslss l2c: outside lie.
Live Poultry-Hens and mixed chickens at Sc:
old roosters &C.: capons 10Hl2c; staggy young
ROSTERS &c: broiiers lsc raTkeys.Avsraye re
Ducks at loc Pigeons 81 per doz.
Dressed Poul;ry-scalded and undrawn. with
heads and legs on: Chickens-Choice aG9iyc:
ROSTERS &c: capons l2Tiac. Turkeys-Choice l3c:
heavy l2c. Ducks ualii2c. All poor stock. In
Guiding sweating. thin. scrawny. etr.. nominal
Geese 6GI0c.
Roasting PIgs-Ip demand at S.25 to SIS Per
head
Fresh Fish-Steady. Quote: Sunsh at &C.
Graphic &c Tor small TO Sc for large: bass &c
for large Ice for order size: white bass g;
dressed cat &c; spoonhl sisc: dressed hull
h.ads 7isc: buffalo 4c: dressed buffalo
Ai~9i5c: dressed. German carp ic: shcephcad 2iec:
white perch &c.
Game-Squir.,l at zoe per doz.: jack snipes $40
per doZ.
I,rcts-Niallsrd $40: blue-winR teal $50:
mixed N.5G: canvasbark- ST.; red heads $3.50
Rathi-.-(7iors at $50 i5c less for frozen. etc.
do:.. F0ssuni ios25c. lack rabbits 81 per
doz.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York; Feb B.-Flour- Receipts 1894; ex-
ps9,rts y, ess bbis @ .Ie more active and firm on
Rye dun. BARLEY dull Whest-~Receipt. d. 6iyl
sn,; exports .i,sI bu. Spot ,irmer: no. red
msnfosa Ma df sbs sss o. b ,o sSat @ Toe much buy
tt large decrease in worlds stocks. less favorable
crop news and EXPORT rumors paved the waE
for successful bear attack after midday. All
the early rise was lost. following a break at
81: Louis and Lines in corn and oats. but
the market finally. recovered export buying
Closed Nav s D. s,sast.e st sa'"nss s"sed NaES se
closed s37sc Corn-Receipts l5s.Oc0 bu.. exports
&c p eu Spot aea sdy Mf ss !, esyGr 1,
firm with wheat. corn soon gave way under
II es With wheat 5Hs' ana at s
on on steady May eG9ss6. i.lsc. closed G6ssc; July
Zoo seBa Ba spos Steady :GS SS
2 tse: No; is:: No; 2 white sln5lixc: No. 3
white 5ea,sc. Options irregular and generally
easier with corn nntil the close. when it raj
steady: Continent $50: South, American sl0. G5;
eomp3qnd S.,1Es. PORK steady. ra.lew quie.
x chieasol FEB; -cash hou, steady, Wheat
ss sssa.Ss ,is kSsINs a., sslss HafleSSF.,T to
No; NOrthxestern ,sl.7s: prime timothy So
ss pos ZEE eo short is 3D.:
"a; snort clear sides tbNdt SS.s5sJSSJ. WHISKY
Is.25 s'a'e'
Toledo. o.: Feb. ls.-wheat dull; firm;
Snc; May SG'tc, July siasc Corn active lower:
FEB; FEB; eG3gc: aay Gle iuly s2,.c oats.Msy
sstt,sss' sstiss' '"'y ss'''' '0'SF'Fe'Fe' s'sa=' March
Milwaukee, Wis Feb. 1s-Close: Wheat dull:
No. Northern &c: No. Northern 75s. a ,s,.c:
dull: NC e5}saSic: :ainpie 55G5sc 'f GorrMay oasEy
liverpool. Feb. Is-Racon-short clears steady
As; clear bellies steady. ,ss. Larl-rrine West;
paiis. steady. tSs 6d. Linseed oil 3zs Cd Coton-
:eed oil. Huh refined spot steady. 2Is I'd Cotton
cantais. including ll6sae American. Receipts of
American corn during the past three days n ~,
cen,als. Weather fEost:.
Minneapolis. Feb. 1S.-C'los": Wheat-C'ash -
1Gl2c: No. / Northern 74isa.ta.c: No. 2 Northern
73lz za7as.c. Flour steady; first patents sa.s5r
IS: second patents sS55I3sO; first clears sa.I5ap
Kansas CITY Feb. 1s.-Close: Wheat-May &c;
July 75a75isc: cash No. 3 hard 1iL 75Sc: No
1ig75c: No. red s7c;- No. 3 SEC: No. , spring
mssd ssss Se ssff white 's sc ca'S No
Gil2c. Oats-No. 2 white isI947c. Rve-No.
65isdsic. Receipts-Wheat 23Go0; corn I2s 500:
oats 5000. Shfpments-WheHt 1900: corn q, 800:
Duluth. Feb 1s-wheat-Cash Nc. l hard 77s.c;
No. Northern 72hc; No. Northern HSc: May
76%c; July 17f.dT%c; Manitoba No. Northern
cash 7Sc; May 75i4c: No. Northern 10c. Corn
cCl2c.
liverpool. Feb 1s-wheat-spot No. Norther,
spring firm; IS "a: No. red Northern winter
lures quiet; March 6s 27sd: May Gs 2Ad Corn
Spot quiet: American mixed new IS Id: American
mixed old IS Cd. Futures steady. nominal; March
easier; No. 3 white 44d4ll:c billed through
Whisky '1.2s basis for finished gods.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19


The Republics quotations are for car lots In
frs, as hands G-. unless oshess specified Small
STRAWBERRIES = Florida refrigerator stock
APPI-Es-Currenl receipts selling from $40 to
s per ,H Hs sla fancy s52ek k,a higher From storage
winesap and wiIlowtwig N.si5o per bbl' in a
PEARs-.Califorria sl.5OaI: 60 per box
s. l0a2;25 for fancy and $40 per l0-basket car
PEs-caiawba PONIES Siis n ioa.ile. o'h' way
GRAPE fRuIT-s5a6.Js per box. according to
oRANGEs-siow: steady. Quote new Mexican
ssn9Ia at 81 rs a box on trk: 81 40 del. Caiitor-
S:lt2.2.: F'lor,ds at s25o choice fancy higher
In 5obbinS way 2Jassc per box higher. Tanger-
cRANBERRiEs- $50 per bbl sl75S25o per
.PINEAPPLEs--s2.50G .50Gs per crate for Cayenne:
%aaaA hss'f s. ssaR:4. Per- ss g.. per
1.G9!,!n small way at s. per 1o9;
ey 7sasoe: poor sSg5sc: Early Ohio s.ieaiis
,Fk; SIS del: white 4. $50 red globe GLOBE at at
cABBAGE-Ney York Danish slsa2l del: do
mfsi Sf Fl s ss asr b . per .s.s...
crate; fancy at s3; Mexican held at s2,5oG2.ss
per Hasket ifss Saa per sbasket sTs,s
plume 2c93oc per doz punches: Colorado 25as'c;
saR ] per- doc s t 5si
crate. Celery roots 9O04Oc per doz
LETTI CE-f0ns5c per bu. box for home grown.
Florida h.5cdl.Ia per hamper: New Orleans 81. 81
CARRoTs-Northern s14al4 so per ton: washed
.oa15c per iG-bbl.: New Orleans 25G3oc per doz.
punches
TURNIPs-Home- me-grown sea4oc per hu. globe
washed 75dsoc per is-bbi sack: New Orleans ' at
25d35c doz. buncbes.
PARSLEY New Orleans at :ndI5c per doz.
SWEET !. PoTAToEse kentucky :s.2s for yellow
home grown slG12j per bu.
RrTABAGAS-32c per bu.
SPINACH-New Orleans at 35Ii5c per doz.
AuERKRAUT-Hand sls5 per II bbi
and $3.50 per Dbl. In a tohbing way
CRANBERRIES-s7ds per bbl.: s2.5od2 IS per
box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PARSN1PS-Northern u.6od1 60 per bbI for
unwashed: washed eoc Per 1s-bbl sack
CAuLfFLOWER-New California at 8. .75G11. 50
BEETs-s.1O per 100 lbs: New Orleans sOaloc
per doz. punches: Texas 45moOc per doz punches
GCMEO--Florida 50 6eei4 box
EGGPLANT-Fiorida S5sI6 per crate
HUBBARD SQUASH-Northern &c per 100 lbs
punches. 49,
GREEN PEPPERs-Fiorda So ss9ai per crate.
SPANISH oNIONS-$1.65 per crate. Consigned
would bring Sd3. 20 box
STRING BEANS-Market firm: Florida "a per
box for way: Mexican at 81 per s-basket crate
ENDINES-A per bhl. for choice
MUSTARD GREENs-New orleans sods5c per
dog. punches.
CUCCMBERs-Eastern hothousc 81 75a, per
doz.: Florida s5TI per box for fancy large s3ai
for small.
KALT;-Baltimore 75cds1 per bbi .-
GREEN 0NIONS-Texas 1sc per y -bu. basket.
SoUASH-New Florida $3.50 per crate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


god dca OF
h side
and out
in addr a o
were cnfdcnt that b o
nc concerto enort
to orma
the world supply
was m
pr! !a w
UNCHANGED
corn OF ai n. 2
bid for May
II
sci Anoln and
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
POULTRY.
frfces for Dressed Fowls Somcv I'm
Easier Owing to Free Receipts.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Feb. 1s.-Live poultry receipts to-
day were cars Western and Southwestern and
fully l car by express. AdvIces TO hand show
several more cars in transit. making nearly 81
cars for the week; besides. there are prospects
OF heavy express offerings frCm Baltimore and
Washington. Receivers stl held their fowls at
I2c. but dealers did not offer 1,iac for fowl"
nnL TIC Tor old roostCrs. and it looks If the
market will settle the Latter basis. Turkeys
not plenty and steadv. Ducks and geese very ir-
regular in quality and prices. Pigeons unch ingad.
rows. heavy nb2c. OtAer quotations unchanged.
Dressed poultry receipts to-day 2.1S1 p,Sgs The
fresh receipts We're somewhat freer than looked
i"r. both f.om the West and Southwest. while
"onsidcrhb!c vas carried unsyld from last
week. and with invoices for later in tue week
more liberal than looked for there easier
tone to prices. Average prime d. picked fowl.
did not exceed lie. while l2l.c only realized
on lots that were pretty well mixed with soft
meatcd pu!le;s. Scaicd fowls not plenty
ana brought fun prices. Selected soft-mcatcd
chickens commanded I5HI3i.c. but stagGy
.sifiicriit to place at over 1lalil!c. Fresh tur
Keys worked ont at 1Jc for Young AMI lGr
Tor hens. hut heavy old hens hal 20 he settled
Tor at l2igNlic. CapOns in quite good demand
and steady. Fresh durts and geese undesirable
and sold at Irregular prices. Squads in fair sup
ply.
There was some call for fancy frozen rnastir-
ch'ckens and brOrrs. but medium grades sold
very slowly. Frozen fowls. when fancy reached
ny or even l2c hut latter Giiite extreme Fresh
Killed fowls, We-tern drv-p kPd. prime I2c:
Western scalled, prime 12c. Southwestern re No
p'her change In quotations..
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

WHEAT-Receipts % cars local No red sold
deifyered e. side at sc to SIC for near by and
No red this side for Wisconsin. No. nomi-
nally saas2Isc Hard winter-No. 2 salable at -7c
Nay .>e''aA turkey se'ii's al &c over Chicago
CORN-Cash Market-Receipts 1850 s,,s. and
y cars local and 26 cars through BY sample de-
nvered-No. at 62i4c E. side: No , at Gle L
and 6ii. G6lhc this side: No yellow at G3iSc this
side: No yellow at e2kc l. side; No 2 white
etteoc B and 65it d65izc this side. and old T. o.
D: at eeizc: No. white at G4c for poor 10 sia;c
oATs-Cash Market-Receipts 2s cars local and
u cars through. BY sample delivered No at
Hko e. and Acc this side: No 3 at 45c E side:
NS; Northern at 4se this and =. side: No. :
stis side: No. white at 45c.
RYE-No. at &c.
BARLEY-Quotabie at 5sc to &c. according to
weight and color.
Ft.kXsEENNo market
TIOCR-Quotations en- soft winter for car lots
tx: Patents s4Tt; 10; straights at 81 s66s 80;
extra fancy 81. sgfl3.7o: clear 50 2siS 10: low.
egads soft winter in iutc SKIS 81 .TEat3: hard win
ter In Jute SKIS s2.15G2.eN for clear s3ff3 % for
eraghts. g 25Gs.50 for patents: spring wheat
p4tents 81 .60GI3.T 20 in bulk 35c higher in voos,
BRAN-This side 100 ID. SKIS. at soc: direct or
dsrs e5c: at mill 95Gssc Shipstufs at mill at 81
RYE FLoUR-Jobbing at .s15 In SKIS and g. 40
IN bhls
CoRNMEaL,-Cftv meal :. o. b., $40; pearl
meal, grits and honinv $40.
HAY-Rcceipts GeG IONS local and 10 tons
through; shipped 300 tone Prices f. trlc az fol-
l9srs: Timothy sii.T for choice. s13114 for
No sl2qi2 50 for No. 2: clover 50 .to61l,: clover
prairie this 'dde s5 for choice and No. and
$l2 for No. 2: alfalfa s1sG1i.50.
SIRAW-Wheat si.5eJ4.75: oat s5.50G6.5e: rye
LEAD AND sPELTER-spelter at s3ss Lead
HIGHwINEs-steadya at $751;
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
Wool.


Boston. Feb ls-rhe demand for wool has been
rather auiet this week. but there was nc weak
well maintained There is a general fseline gs; ot
confidence among dealers although any married.
s,l advance IN m, prices Is net eXT.e'sd Territory
mediums are quoted at 4i115c. secured, for good
lots, with 'he range I'd to sGdI7c. wrcn the
scoured with occasional fancy lots going higher.
The maret ear fleece wools holds f.-m, lut trnde
while Xxx ana above Ohio are qIot,c: at ?.ikc
No. Ohio fieecas Lcu firm 1T 26Ff2S ac. with PC
asked Australia wcols are hrm. but available
The Visible.
New York. Feb. 1S.-Speca cable and tele-
IL tn show the
accounts: Wheat-United States and Canada east
OF the Rockies. decreased 5s9Oe0 bu.: afoat for
decreased l7S3 900 bn. corn-J'nited States and
Canada east of the Rockies. decreased AS, ooe hu
Su The saapr 1f s
cIeases reported TO Bradstreet's are those OF
3S.eoo bu at Chicago private elevators The
eacins ii crease is that of l,oe5. coo hr in Mani
New York. Feb ls-The dry goods market to-
day showed some Improvement In volume of buyi-
ness. Exporters are now putting forward more
bids for heavy brown eottons. There was a
strong tone in print cloths. hut no advance.
staple prints were strong: ginghams were very
scarce irrespective of prices. Cotton hosiery
and underwear werc quiet and unchanged
Manchester: Feb lsIClcths dull but steady.
Yarns steady. with little doing.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Feb. 1s.-Evaporated apples show a
arm tone and pretty good inquiry. but few
unchanged State common to good 5Gssc. mime
adskc; choice 9SGioc: fancy iohd1ic. The gem
eral situation in California dried fruit also
are meeting with a good demand at full prices
Pr,nes 1 a. sSs9sr:e s: AprieotsIRoyal iaalie: Moor
peeled Ss79Ac. =. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
st. Louis Cotton Markets.

IIHSeU anu Sfhfn-d 20 70 on WhIte.
Spot cotton market:
bales
New orieans-F!rm a, S Slice: receipts s4S
bales
!Iobile-Far at SIC: receipts !. .l2l bales.
Sayannah-Steady at 6-l6c: receipts 1875
baies.
Eharleston-Ffrm at 5-ldc; receipts l.55l bales.
cSorfolk-steady at Sic: receipts 1855 bales
N1lmington-F'rm at SIC: rece'nts 1.JSl bales,
Baitimore-Nom,nal at Sac: I.--ipts none.
New York--e.u!et at l3-l6c; receipts 32' bales.
Roston-Quiet at l3-!6c: receipts 34S bales.
rhiadelpha-Stea1y at 1-i6c: receipts none
Houston-Steady at 1-16c. receipts Il. $40 bales.
Augusta-Steady at 9-1Cc: receipts s96 bales
Memphis-F'irm at SIC; receipts !, go bales.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

SOUTHERN CATTLE-hn even 100 cars were
reported on the quarantine register at o'clock
me number OF head being 2,56: against "a cars
ana l,iS2 head on Tueaday OF last week
OWING I" lireSuiarity in arriving trade was
niue SLOW opening. hut when started the move
Ineht was fairly active and prices were steady
to strong on all desirable offerings OF steers
bulls 3n,. she stuff
The top Of the steer trade was s5.7j. the
hikhest OF the season. Considerable mixed and
oHd,hnd,end stun was on sae. and some Of the
palmer Kinds were rather hard 10 dispose of
some intc arrivals we're not sold. Receipts
T Wsre pfincipally from Iennersee. Arkansas. Mis-
sissippi. Texas and Indian Territory.
iS,Ir'sertutive sales.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

Provisions We're dull and closed steady,
after d fairly strong opening. Hog receipts
were lighter and influenced higher prices
at the yards and in the pit. But the grain
weakness caused loss of most of the early
gain. May pork closed 2i2c up at sl5.:rI.
May lard a shade higher at s9.itls and May
ribs shade up at $50.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 10
cars; corn. 20 cars; oats. 65 cars; hogs,
~ tVV head
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
EIssIfsS

prv steady. Dry flt-Texas heavy lac; Texas
average l3isc: Texas light I2c: native and Ar
kansas Be. fallen l2c: No. native 1910; No. =
native 1lisc Dry ssitsd-Ronnd lie: salted No
ll,gc: sHlted No. 10l.c. Green salted-Round
Gz4GIc: selected No. &c: selected No. SIC:
part cured i2c per, ID. less: uncnred ic per b.
less: cus 3tfc: culls dry stock. SC. Horse hides
s2.7s do No. Sl.2.. horse hides Dry. 75c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
Coffee.

Coffee.
New York. Feb. 1S.-Conee opened steady, with
prices unchanged and for the rest of the session
activity an unknown factor. The foreign mar
ket news again to-day lacking in special
feature and the statistical situation quite
in keeping with general IDEAS. There were few
commission house orders In hand, and the talent
slow. to take the Initiative in a new move
mcnt The market finished the day quiet with
prices net unchanged. Total sales were ls f0o
bags. including March at 5.35c: April ; 4sc: Nav
55Jc; June SOC: July Zoe: Sept s s.6I, anc.
Dec. 6l0c Spot-Rio dull; No. Invoice 5yc:
mild market; duh: Cordova Sff12c.
Sugar.
New York. Feb. ls:I,sugar--Raw firm: fair
sugar 21tc: refined firm: crushed 5.30c: powdered
4.9Oc: srunuated 4.S0c Coffee dull: No 7 Rio
s$!c. Molasses steady; New Orleans S5dp4ic
New Orleans Feb. 1S-Sugar strong; open ket-
tie 2k@2gc: open kettle eentrifpgai saaisc; yel-
lows 3kG3 l3-16c: seconds 2hg3isc. Moiasyes
strong; open kettle lfd2sc; centrifugal 70!sc
Sirup nominal.
Yesterday's Bank Clearings,
Yesterdays Clearinghouse statement showed
clearings S. $50 go: balances Sos5 III, compared
with clearings 50, 7A367. balances $500 7l Monday
Domestic Exchange.
Whitaker & Co.. bond. stock. commercial paper
and exchange brokers. No. 800 North Fourth
street 0tfCta exchange n n follows. S-'~>-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Beef Steers StcIdy-GoOd Quarantine
Run-Horses n MI MuIes a Mat

NATIVE CATTLB-Beef Steers-Native cattle
receipts were moderate. but a few hundred
larger than the corresponding day last week Beef
grades were in larger proportion and Of better
quality than week ago, furnishing top OF
S6.35. although there good share of tight
to medium weights lacking IN finish.
Competitioa was healthy, but not sharp. and
the general trade all classes of steers
called steady. with everything of consequence
readily disposed of.
REPRESENTATIVE sales:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

Stockcrs and Feeders-There wa. n rrotty fair
ltpFeS'nt''ion or storlSorS and feeders on sale
sho Sahie very decent quality offerings were
ne best demand fer several weeks was mani
Isl. ana mere 70 was had than any time
ii'l"is oi st'cke:s anG good quality. weign,y
Real plain stockcrs Were abou, as draEev as
rN"r ana as hard tc sell There was considera he
~. 10 shr trade In stock helfers but stuc,.
Representative gales:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

Wheat higher: May sold at sac TO ALc: puts
s3ssc TO s3,,c: calls s4Sdsitsc 70 stasc: Juy had
10 st.c Corn firm: May sold at &c TO elJs Ts2c;
puts e1SmeIEc to 6124c: calls 62isc to s2AGi62ac
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19


!, New YORK. Feb. Is..EgGs- Receipts today
o.e'" cases The resui; Of the trade in the after
noon Of Yesterday was Sufficient TO clean the
market thoroughly or stool. tha; was free to ~.
SOLD, as the local demand very materially
supplemented by imperative orders from the af-
Joining country. which flied at the best
prices buyers could make. which were in advance
oi those ot regular trade. The demand from
store vas quite moderate TODAY the basis o:
quota lions. but there firm tone 10 prices
in view OF tho sustained demand from nearby
points an! the strong aivices from cor,petnc
markets. together with the withdra wal OF good.
under owners limits. Goods at n fractional con-
ctts'"n were In good request. and to-dars quote
lions met the sales OF every description Of fresh
fsss quotations: At mark. Western and South
western. graded. sc: Tennessee and S0Gtrnru
defective 3aI3S W.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. B-Esgs unsettled and =,
lower: fresh nearby 2Sc: DO Western 80. do
Southwestern SIC: do. Southern pc '
Kansas CITY. Mo. Feb. IS.-E2gS steady. fresf,
MISSOURI ard Kansas stock 20 doz, loss on
2.l2c -'
chicago, Feb. 1s.-Eggs strong: fresh ss8s3,.e
per doZ.
BOND SALES AT NEW YORK
New York. Feb lS-Sales of bonds wers made
mere to-day follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

lambs quiet, trine weaker: sheep sold at s4p
$50: culls $3.50: lambs s. 75d6. So: culs at 81
Hcgs-Recepts 7.fs; easy: deck OF mixed
wethers sold at s.. 20
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKETS.
Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry, Egg and
Butter Quotations.

current receipts at Sc. Received ss7 pkgs. To-
cal. SIS through: 6l5 shipped.
Sastsr-steady. Quotations: Creamery-Extra
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

25.. .11I4-.. SIS
Late yesterday:
g.. 40. 4.S5 H.. ESQ., so
Butcher Cattle-The supply of butcher and
canner grades was small, the demand about as
usual and the market was somewhat uneven.
The very best kinds of killers were firm to
little stronger in some cases and in others no
steady. Gamers were reported both weak and
stronger. according to experiences.
Bulls and veal calves were steady. but here
tic stuff was called. considerably Off from the
carly part Of last wick. and some Of the COM
moner kinds were very hard to dispose Of
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
g.. sis.s5a H.. 5ss.. $40 J.. G1o. ..,4.le
A.. 617... 40 L.. $780,. 400 B.. 'oo.. 3.S5
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

The first line of quotations in each class is
calculated to represent the full range from COM
mon tn extra. Dealers, however, often classify
snperlative punches TALL tops) for buyers. which
sometimes sell considerably above tho highest
quotations. The second line of quotations signi-
hes the bulk Of sales and generally represents
the various classes they are sold on .ie r,,nl-
mission market more or less mixed
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

Black and seedy at from &c to &c per ID less:
loc allowed on old and 2ac wool SKIS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

BEATHERS-fn demand: steady Prime live
geese in small SKIS. 4Ic. IN large SKIS 4ac: gray
Sac in small. &c IN large sks; old white 35SI37c;
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
Furs.
Wool.

EXTREME Southern skins Is per cent less ana
Northern l5ic,5 .cr cent more
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

- Receipts of wheat at St Isouis were Ii coo
bu.. compared with 1885 bu a year ago.
OF these p cars were local. compared with
q 40 SKIS. and q cars local and / car through
the same date a year ago.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points We're
<S,3B bu., as compared with $1,000 bu.
same date a year ago.
, shipments Z36. $40 bu compared with 2l6,-
GOO bu same date last year. ~ p.
Receipts of wheat at Minneapolis and
Duluth were 1913 cars. as compared with sc;
cars same date last year. ~.
Receipts OF corn at ST. Louis were 81 72i,
bl., compared with 116Sol 5u. S.ar ago
OF these 5000 SKIS. and q cars were local
and &c cars through. compared with IS cars
local and IS cars through the same date
year ago.
Receipts Of corn at primary points were
Ss6, $50 hu., as compared with sJo.co1 bu. same
date last year.
shipments. 1S2.25o bu. compared with ass.-
900 bu. same date last year.
Receipts of oats at ST. Louis were 5i.o01
bu-, compared with 5000 bu. a year ago
Or these Is cars were local ard II cars
through. compared with % cars local and 13
cars through the same date year ago
Receipts Of oats at primary points to-day
were 2sO.V0 bu.. compared with 69l Geo
bu. same date last year
shipments. li6. 5S3 bu. compared with ST.
ON bu. same date last year
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

The following tables show the range Of prices
future and cash grains: