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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-01
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GRAINS CONTINUED BULLTSH
WHEAT CLOSED STRONG
ON FOREIGN ADVIcES.
Shorts Covered Freely and Advanced
Priees--c9rn and Oats Also Ad'
vanced on Good Demand,

Chicago, February IA hullish sentiment
prevailed in both the grain and provision
pits today. and on favorable advices wheat
closed strong. with May 11IM higher. May
corn was up isG3 and oats were sol
higher, Provisions closed arm. with the
May products UP from ga to Ia
Wheat showed decided strength and the
volume Of trade was fair. The opening
was strong on higher cables, with May
Is to q higher, az 79A 20 79ls. Everything
seemed TO favor the bull side, the outside
markets being strong and good export
Inquiry being reported at the seahoard un.
der these bullish conditions shorts covered
freely, which aided in advancing prices still
further. report from San Francisco
showing an advance there Of 1% was one
Of the principal factors IN the upward
trend Of prices, while the strength In coarse
grains also aided the advance, Toward the
end Of the session tho demand became so
urgent that May sold up to soh and the
close was OF S0lS4soA, a gain Of l TO rs.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
81 401 cars, which, with local receipts OF
thirtythree cars, two OF contract, made
the total receipts for the three points asa
cars, against 352 last week and sol n year
ago.
Corn was moro active than Tor some time
past, there being good commission house
demand. While scalpers also bought lib
orally with offerings rather light, Arm
cables, II fair cash demand, the strength IN
wheat were the main bull Influences, as
was the Improvement in the car situation.
The market was strong, with May 3h6sS
higher, at 45Nd46t6 after selling between
445s aud 451S Local receipts 2S7 cars, none
OF contract
Oats were directly influenced by the de-
cslon Of the arbitration committee making
the settlement price In the July oats con-
troversy 67h, This led shorts 90 believe
that settlement on the board favored those
summer and IN view OF the fact that pres
ent indications point to another attempt to
manipulate prices Of the May option there
was considerable anxiety among shorts and
covering was general. The strength In
other grains also aided the bulls. There
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was some realisne by prominent holders,
but the market held decidedly strong, aud
the close was at the TOP Tor May, az IS,
a gain OF NM1. The range for the day was
between 81 and Ss. Local receipts 1876 cars.
There was a moderate trade in provisions,
hut the market was firm on fair commission
house demand and on covering by shorts,
who sold yesterday, expecting liberal re
ceipts OF hogs today. The strength 5 In
grains was an Influence late in the day. The
close was arm with May pork IL higher, at
1920; May lard 20 higher at $40, while
rilIs were up 2%0i5, Mt 0lTiS
Estimated receipts for Monday-Wheat 81
cars; corn S76 cars; oats $40 cars; hogs 40
COO head
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour--SteRdv; winter patents 3. 6003 70;
straIghts 3 .S0dS 90. spring patents Z. 50Vl
$50 stroishts 1908 40; bakers 2.45@
$50,
Wheat. No. . spring 7sGs0; No. . 77il;
No . red T5t50i769k.
Corn--No 9 4Sa.; No yellow 4S%.
oats--No. 9 So; No. . white IS; No 3
white 3hiaW36i
.Bsrley-sood feeding 44a4e; fair TO
81 iaA'S'''-No' ! a. 10 NO. j northwestern
Timothy seod-orlme 800.
Nese porlS--Per barrel t6 ST1S6l1T 90.
T,a'rd--Pcr 100 pounds % A7lSdIa so.
Short rib sides Loose Q o0d9 %.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed s 12ib6fS IS,
Short cleNr sides Boxed 0,37lad0 so,
Whisky--Bas Of high wines / 80.
Clover-Coptract grade II 20,
on the produce exchange today the but
ter market was quiet and steady; creamery
IS12S: dairy l5u23. Cheesc-Stcady, i3Qt
IL, Eggs Weak, 10.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

ST. Louis. February 7.--wheat-Highcr;
No. ? red cash and elevator 711s; track 76@
76]4; May T5ls; July 72G72M; No. . hard
maze. Corn-Highcr; No. ? cash 41&i
track 41%a4lll; May 423s July 41ls, nom.
lnal. Oats higher No, = cash 3i& track
37A; May 3sia; No. white 8StJ. Rye
Firm at iais Pork--unchapged Lard
Weaker Mt 30 Lead-Firm 9TI5 Flour
Quiet; red winter patent 3 1908 IS; ex-
ira fancy and straight 10i13 40; clear co
az. J5 Timothy seed-Steady AZ 3 0013.6O
Corn meal--Steady at . 80. Bran-Scarce;
sacked east track S3dS5, Hay-ITlmothy
irm at 10. GOALS 90; prairie weak at . GOA
II 90 Whisky STEADY at 80. Iron cot
ton ties l ,07l5. Begging 66-l6. Hemp
Irvine o. Dry salt meats Boxed steady I;
extra shorts and clear ribs 0.j2h; short
clears - 3Tlh Bacou--BoXed steady; extra
shorts 90; clear ribs 10. l2Ia; short clear
0.31Ja. Receipts-Flour 5000 barrels;
wheat $4,000 bushels; corn 10000 hushelsi
onts 5000 bushels. Shipments. 5000
barrels; wheat $1,000 bushels. corn $4,000
bushels; oats 5000 bushels
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BUSINESS
WAS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
&. No, Vet Resumed Normal
~ ~ .s,,r.--Apples Are in Good
Prp'.nd--PouItry Is Higher.

~A,lesale market was fairly ae-
y sea ,,y as is usual on Saturday but
ka Js''.'u.'r leather had rather a depress
Y. .ss.nss hpon trade, which mas .L not . yet
I.,s he proportions wn'e" af' 'Ou
a'ra ~ W. i very well supplied at pres
=. ' ssps products as the d'm Iaa,a., mas
s !. sssvy enough to cause aeplee, .,.,,
y W .omewhat lower than last month
~ ~ ,,s - but on fruits they are about
sr,L
FL. r' selling fairly well at quota
/ ..,r.r /, in little better demand
4, 4, usual prices
1 -. n esrs were light yesterday and
49, ~. moderate at 10 cents.
:. ), nice barrel apples was received
y and are selling readily at good
s'h'I pOT apples are moving freely.
t, limited supply Of ripe bananas
'a. -,srkct, but the demand Is not
esu,
Armand for cheese is Increasing
y s-a,tions remain Arm and IN
lsnssa
..,o.s Of nne California onions ar
-.r,rcay and are meeting with a
|Eaiy nlA
,..,,, have made al advance lately,
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]. N. Wlaner . co.,s Letter.

Houston. February 1.-THE markets have
shown today an activity not experienced
for quite a while.
Liverpool accepted the situation with a
vim and closed feverish 4 points up, with
sales OF 5000 bales.
New York and New Orleans responded
fully, opening some 9 points In advance OF
yesterdays figures, and with a lively day
Of e., closed about IL points higher, ana
with steady tone. Unfayorable weather
still remains over almost tue entire cotton
belt, and this, together with the feeling OF
the Liverpool market, Induced values 70
soar skyward.
The advance Of the last four days, has
been ia the nelghborhood OF some 30 peints,
and It may be possible that with clearing
weather we shall see some reaction, though
there may be a further advance the begin
ming OF the week. The spot situation re
mains strong, and today's sales were OF
good volume az the advance. There VAS
Considerable selling and realizing JUST pre-
pious 10 the close. ,nuFing the markets 70
ease OF some: but New Orleans regsinel
the loss and finally closed at rne hishest
point Of the day,
we arc stu OF me anirinn thit hiEher
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WHOLESALE MARKET

quotations now being G cent, %. -.
picked and cents for tumboa
The demand for seed potatoes hs. IN.
creased this week and sales have been large,
than usual, with prices firm.
Butter is moving freely at quoted pr4ces
The demand was light early In the week
but Increased during the latter part
Arouckle and Lion corees have advanced
80 cents per case at New York Quotations
are now s1l and S1o,5 respectively.
Strawberries are coming in more freely
and Of a somewhat better quality. The de-.
mand has increased with the result that
prices have advanced. Quotations are now
IS. so to $40 per crate.
The poultry market has been active dur,
ing the week, with demand greater than
the supply. Prices range at SO 10 to s4 rs
for hens and fryers Local dealers say
that IL is surprising how the prices on tur.
keys have held up this month They have
never seen prices so well maintained at tnis
time Of the year. Hens sod yesterday ut
$40 to S12 and gobblers at SO to SIS.
Writing from Aberdeen, Md, under date
Of Saturday, a prominent interest saws OF
future tomatoeB Adjustment, to some ex-
tent during the week, between packers and
growers in this section as to basis of raw
stock for the coming season. has resulted
in a very fair beginning Of sales Of future
tomatoes. With the weeks opening quota
tions there is, however, any quaint ty Of
business that will not be plcod until on
tracts with growers are more gene a ~
made than they have been up to this time.
of figures secured by growers last year,
there has been so far little disposition TO
place their 1903 acreage unless at an ad-
on futures until a reasonable settlement Is
arrived at. From responsible pack RS we
can buy standard IS, Maryland and De a.
ware packing. at SOC factory, either pack
er's or BUYERS label; standard Is at coo to
G215ci gallon standards at 81 10 to s.. rs
per dozen"
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

BUTTER-Blue Star. 24c; dairy, 1ec: Ell.
gin creamery, 29c Meadow God, 33Jhc
Red Clover creamery. 60 and 80-lo tubs, Use;
Red Clover, in LIB sealed packages, 3Ic;
Parkdale Farm, 27Q2Sc; Belle Springs, lib
bricks, Doc; Diamond j creamery 26c;
fancy renovated creamery, 2Jg26c; Kansas
Dairy, l9u20c; Defiance creamery, 23G
24c; Western creamery, 24925c. Olaomar
gahne-Lincoln solids, 1212c; Lincoln prints,
l5jac, Premium solids, lie: prints, lSc;
Monkeys special 1Sc; Crystal Gem and
country rolls, lSc; Empire state special,
15c
CELERY California, per bunch, 6og1oe.
CABBAGE-Per ID, 1%Q2c.
CHEESE-Nisconsin full cream, long
horns loo; Wisconsin full cream dairies,
loo; Wisconsin half cream, lac; Wisconsin
pound prints, ice
: EGGS-Texas, 1s@19c; Kansas, lsc.
KRAUT-New, In half barrels, 81, 501
.. 10; hve-gallon kegs, 81. 10.
On ONS-Per ID, l&d2c.
PBFPER-Chile. new, l51l6c per pound;
black Singapore, l5c.
OES-Colorado. soc per bushel
PEANUTS-Jumbo, per pound, 7l9ei
fancy hand picked No, l, 6lsd6&ic,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hens, good, So. 50g
3 20; fryers, large, SO 50d3. 70; ducks, large,
SO. 2Jd3 80; geese, full teathered "a COO
4 50; tul keys, hens, S9.O04ll.O 90; Sobblers,
ST. OCd15 90.
TOMATOES - Mexican, 6-basket crates,
81 5O@2.75.
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HAYWARD, Wck q Co.'S Letter

Houston, February T.--IdYerpool evident,
" construed the week end ngnres as bull
ISL, closing feYerish 4 TO 0 points up on
contracts and 2 70 4 up on sp0tA With
sales OF 5000 bales for the half day. The
American markets were both 0rm. New
York closing 10 10 Il points mp and New
Orleans closing - points up from last
night's prices, with Nay at 8. 1873 Port
receipts were 24,25O bales against 1881
last year. with New Orleans and Houston
estimates for Monday approximately the
same as last year. Spots were Arm, 1C
points up IN New York. y up In Memphia
and revised IN New Orleans. low nuiddlin5
being quoted n up with middling and above
I.J0 higher.
liverpool is due 70 be about points u;
On Monday Harvard Vlck q Co
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Richard Cooke q Co.'s Letter

Houston, February 7.-Estmates for Mon
day for Houston and New Orleans 1900
bales, aruinst 1900 last year. Receipts at
thirty-one Interior towns $4,000 bales,
against 10000 while stocks are 10000
bales less than last year; the ports $4,000
bales, against 1900,
Mcmphis and Augusta received 1900 bales,
against 240O one year ago. While the move.
ment Of cotton Is OF bearish significance, II
makes but little impression on the market
either spot or futures. The evidence OF
stability Is said 20 be due from a continued
good demand, both Of exporters and spin
ncrs, and the extraordinary requirements
by the mills both in this country and Eu
rope 4 large and successful New Yori
B 6rln says OF the situation: "op recession
taen buy; on any noteworthy upward turf
It would be wen 10 realize prOhts and wal
for the next reaction"
on this theory II IS not a purchase A
present prices; II has gone steadily up FOL
35 points.
Liverpool, while due point mp this morn
Ing, came 8 points better than expected
and is due higher Monday.
Richard Cooke & Co
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Caraii g. Richardson's Letter.

Houston February 7.-I1yerpool cables
on cotton were again Of a buoyant charae-
ter today and created great stir among
shorts. IN American markets The king OF
them all the noted ex-membeT Of the New
York cotton exchange, was reported 10 be
an enormous buyer through brokers, while
the South did the selling, IAe movement
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METALS.

New York. February las is usual on
the last day OF the week trade was dull in
all metals and about the only purchase
made was 20 cover the actual needs OF con
sumers Copper was nat with prices
quoted partially nominal Standard 1900;
lake 10. 62iA0i12 S7lb; electrolYtic y 16Nm
- sTik: castings 1235G12.05. Tin--Steady.
epot 2s. 75l2s 97I5. Some demand Tor lead
on the basis OF T. i2h for spot spelter
quiet and hrm: spot 405dJ.05. Iron very
duiet and without change.
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coTroN segp PRODUCTS.

Memphis. February 7.-Oll. carload lots,
per cailon-PHme crude 35d35lb; or crude
3Od34t5: prime GUNNER yellow 30; or sum
mer yellow uominal choice cooking summer
yellow less than carload lots nominal
Meal--Prime 2l.00d21.25. Cake 2l.00.
New Orleans. February 7.--Cottou seed
oil--Prime renued. In barrels 20; on prime
refined S7ih; prime crude, loose, 30.
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coeFEE

New York. February 7.--cofee-Spot
Rio quiet; No. 5%. Mid. dull Cordoya
7G1i& Futures closed steady, net o points
lower 70 5 points higher. Total Gales 10. 20
Sentemher ass; November 500; December
h 1nMI IL
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SUGAR,


New Orleans February 7.--Sugar--
Steady, omen Kettle 2siGl3 8.16; open kettle
centrifugal slsd3 7-16 centrifugal whites
87td4; yellows 3lk0z3I&; seconds 2k03A.
Molasses- Quiet; open kettle 1898; CEN
trifugal 6dl6 syrup 1924
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CANNED GOODS.


CANNED FRUITS-Apples, BIB, S5d9Dc;
pineapples, sliced, 81 10; eyeless and core
less, 81 50@1 90; extra grated, 81 65Ml. 10;
pears, Glib. Zoe; strawberries, 2.lb, 9Od95c;
blackberries, 2-lb, 9jcdS1.O0; peaches, BIB,
81. 5011 60; 2-lb peaches, 81 GOAL o5: 8-lb
pie peaches, sOGS5c.
CANNED VEGETABLES $500 Tomatoes.
2-lb, full weight, S0GfS5c; BIB, full weight,
95cdS1.00; BIB. seconds, I5GS0c; BIB, sec.
onds, 00d95c; okra and tomatoes, BIB,
81 90; canned kraut. BIB. 9Od95c; Califor.
MIA asparagus, lib, S2.25GI3.5. according
to grade; lib, asparagus salmon cans.
S1.50CD2 rs; baked beans 9-lb csc: 2-lb
string beans S5c: 2-lb kidney beans. Csc;
Glib stringess beans, S1.25; 2.lb marrow
fat peas, 81 90; Glib American petit pois,
81 coal. s.; extra Maine corn. 81 is; corn,
S5Q90c: seconds, S00S5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-ExtrH standard
2A-Ib peaches, lemon cling. 81 95a2, 90;
yellow Crawford, 81, S0ld1 S.; black cher.
ries $1.90d20 90; white cherries, 50 15d2 %:
apricOts, 81. 50d1 30; Strawberries, 81 GOA
. 10; pums, 1.5o11 co. grapes, 81 602
L75; seconds, l0c per dozen less than extra
CANNED MOLASSES-P. d r. Old Fash.
icned, gallons, So. 10 per case: lk-gnllons.
SO so per case A-gallons, So. IS per case;
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup, quart
jars, 81 90 per dozen; 3. q. & c., Creole,
2-lb. S10o; Bib. S1.35; 5-lb, 50 80; lob,
81 60.
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Nav York Dr1 Gooda.

New York. February THE market con.
tlnues FIRM Tor all description OF cotton
goods. Print cloths quiet but stroug. Cot
ton yarns irm, with fair demand Wooden.
worsted. linen and print yarns are firm.
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...,,y,son Of these quotations shows
! ~ sIPsntsces in favor of Houston as
XIV sy.I,..Is market. When the buyer eonsid-
s I. ~ BENEFITS to be derived from Hous-
|s 81 n t-.Igbt rates he viii find that, even
's ~. .Ss onotsble figures at other markets
I. o su the price finally paid is gener-
|l Y, V.sstsr, The prices are those ruling
n, ,-.,s Houston wholesale merchanto' ana
IN rcYised daily.
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M.aklv Bank Statement.

New York, February THE statement
Of the averages Of the associated banks oil
this city for the week shows; 400.
Loans 1924 .Q6S. GOO. Increase S2044I BUVt
deposits 500 $50 100, increase $500 w
circulation S44 175. 700. decrease Sl,pl9 30
1erai tenders ST5, 10000. decrease S2ait,-
Cno. snecie s17Sof4 500, decrease S4,63I. 10
reserTe S25S $50 700 decrease S1,234 suo'
reserve required S235, o43o25, Increase
50 100 900; surplus SlS,5io,Oio deTease
So. S35. 700: OK United states deposits s1o'
l.ST. G7S decrease So, 3JI, 800
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I. ENCE..

figures win be seen, hut on such advanced
as this some reaction Is certainly due.
Liverpool should be Sh points higher ON
Monday. j. n. Wlsner & Co,
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Nnm York Exehanae.

New York, February Prime ,merean-
+ne naper 4&05 per cent Sterling OK;
c,e peP STEADY at 1 81. 25 for demand and
M 4, "a i2574 81 Tor sixty days; posted
rates 4 81 and 4 IS, commercial bills J. e5E9
IA. 81. Bar silver 4T%; Mexican dollarss
57S Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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Closing Prices of New York Bonds.

baltimore aud Ohio 4s...............i 1924
Baltimore and Ohio 3Iks ...........,.. 985s
Baltimore aud Ohio cow 4s......-..l 100
Canada Southern 2ds .....-........... 10S9<
Central OF Georgia . .,....-...... tOsl,
Central of Georgia lat inc. ...,...... ~
Chesapeake and ohio AiaE........,.. 1854
Chicago and Alton 3tas. .....,......... ISL
Chicago, Il. ana Quincy new Is. 49,. 0iis
Chicago, NJ. and ST. Paul general As. III
Chicago and Northwestern copsol Is. 132Ss
Chicago. Rock Island aud Pacific &S. .I0d
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Try rsrr, sac On679o 70. lead $500.
GHLVANzED SHEET IRoN-7o and .
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No. OF, IS 90 per
100 pounds. e,n RON
II 90 Der box; old style, sl6. 5oGls' 90 per
box. q. oo,.no,, - u,
CORRUGATED IRON-GaiYanlzea' "a 10
per square.
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APPLEs-Ben Davis, barrel. s3.5o84. 90;
winesaps and Jonathans, S4.25d450,
BANANAs-Loose. S1,25G1.5o; packed.
ST. 50d1.75
CoCOANUTs-Per sack, $500; less guam
titles 81 %. 90. -,
barrels Si1 .0cd12 90.
WORCESTERSHIRE, S3.5Od4OO; Cah-
fornia. SO 50d3 rs. -.
IIMEs-M Mexican, per basket, 81. lOal 70,
ORANGES-California per box, S5'oV9
3 25.
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o,,o.o+lons for carload lots delivered on
+rSciSs Houston or other points taxing
same rate. Dealers charge from store 20
Zoe per 100 pounds more on bran, 2d3e Per
bushel on oats and corn. lOaloe per lVV
''I BRPIN-Per 100 lbs, s.. 05.
CORN CHOPS-Pure 81 llGl u. =
OATS-Texas choice bright. 60c; NO
IL ct1oRN@No. mixed. sacked, 59ci No. 2
WIZ" HTIts'YaCbnlce alfalfa, $40 50a2o 90; hoice
tirn1thv. S1O.OOdla50; South Texas prairie,
Ss 5O5i10 90; North Texas and Territory
hay. SIS 5o@15.5o
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Iondon Money.

London. February 7,--Consols for money
a3; for account 1914. Bar silver dgll ~
81 1b-16d per ounce Money 3A@3& per
cent Short bills S%d3h per cent; three
months bills 5-16a3$s per cent
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COURSE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Following of &
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NV York Money.

New York, February Time money
steady: sixty ana ninety days ~ per cent;
SIX months 4Isa4% per cent. Money on call
nominal; no loans
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white lead. per cwt., st icty pnre, $685.
second grade 5000; third grade, $3.50
81 *, barrel lots. Osr per gallon. Minernl
paints. Soc per gallon. Dry dxed 0aints
Der her cwt.. in barrels, aoc. Venetian reds
per cwt., 81 so, yellow oChse' per eW W.
miyed honse paints, 81 .0odl so. Window
g,ass, 90 per cent of January list