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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Grain Pits Rule Firm AMI Go Higher on
Board Of Trade.
LOAD OF HOGS sTAGGERS PROVISIONS
shorts, However, Cover In sympathy
with wheat aud Pork scars, other
Products Closing steady
and Unchanged.

CHICAGO, March D-The grain markets
ruled firm today, May wheat lsadt5g wi'n
Sc H1 Up ann Nag osta ga improved. Pro.
visions staggered early undo: a hesv " run
OF hogs, Dut closed steady, with the May
SeasonabIe wea her was renected in the
opening trades in wheat, May beng 1sc to
market quickly stiffened, h5Neyer. on
comparatively firm cables and pr s.
poets OF a liberal dscr,ase in tne .vislfla
supply, St. Loeis leading an active buylns
movement. Later turther impetus lo"aru
higher prices was given by the large *
pore clearances, c~onnrmatlcn o. eariy eN-
pectations OF the visible decrease ala opel
Luy ing by an iniiu. ntiaI hoJss. ~
touched 7J4sq7Sizc during the at. rno3n an |
closed firm, s40ghc owe. SatIiday at ts-tc.
Strong southH estefn marke $. mali re-
ceipts and a decrease In the quantity ,ftoa.
were minor factors Al tn Strength. p
pared with 5i5.0D bushes last year. l. CA
receipts were IL cars, none Ut COntr-Ct
4Si cars, making a total for the three point
of 4SS cars. against 49 Lass week, ana 40 a
year aso. sea0oard ciesralces IL wheat
ana -four were equal to 5O6,OUO bushels tn
worlds shit mtn-s w:re S,12,0yU Dushels.
The amount on passage decreased l,lib,OJJ
bushels. The visible supply showed a de
crease of l,764,OO0 buEhels.
With the news on the bear and bull side 8
Of about equal weight the wheat strengtn
was sufficient to give the bulls n shad1 the
better of the argument In corn. On. one
side were small receipts and large clear
ances; on the other a slack cash and ex-
port demand, favorable weather for the
m1vemsnt and lower Cab.cJ. Trade was
quiet ana general in character. May sold
between 4Sl4c and 4S1sc, closing Aq%sc " at
43AC. Receipts were 81 cars.
Complaints of wet weather i'm Iowa an |
Illinois and The wheat strength inf1u~ncs ID
the oats market In a sharp udvance Cow
er.ng short contracts tormed the Oh eff par
or he buying, which at no tine was con
spicuous; At the top there was some liqui-
dalton, but not SUFFICIENT 70 cause more
than a slight check. The ca h d.mand wa .
fair. May solo letwe,n &kc ana 34c aud
crossed Na1c higher et 33Tsc. July was
quiet ana firm. Local receipts were 49,
cars.
Provisions were quite. The market
opened weak on heavy hog receipts, bu. re
covered, shorts covering an sympathy W IL
wheat. May pork closed &C up at S1S.122
ana May lard aud rlcs unchanged at S.O.07ss
and Ss.Sj respectively.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. Is
cars; corn, Ito cars; Cats, go care; n, & 49,
on heau.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31

CATTLE-There were not as many cattle
here today as arrived a week ago, but re-
ceipts were about the same as they were
a year ago. The market ds In fairly good
shape and no particular change from the
Gloss of last week was noticeable.
Receipts included about bO cars of corn
fed steers. While the prices paid were just
about steady with those in force last Fri
DAY, there did not seem to be the life and
snap TO the market that characterized 1t at
that time. Trading was not very brisk, but
still all the early arrivals were disposed
of in coco season, and the market was
generally quoted a little SOW, but about
steady. There were no strictly prime cattle
on sale, so that the top price does not look
very high on paper.
The COW marhet was more brisk than
the trade on Steers ard the prices paid were
fully steady. All the buyers, though,
wanted the better grades OF both cows and
heifers, while the Gamer were slow sale,
the same as they were last week. The
market on that class of stuff could not be
quoted any lower. but 1t was certainly no
higher.
out much trouble In the same notches they
did last week.
The stocker and FEEDER market was &C
tive ana July 8 .eady on all desirable grades.
even the Narmeo-dp cattle that sold for
feeders brought fully as much as the same
kinds did at the close of last week. There
were quite a few cattle in the yards, but
still buyers bought up all the good kinds
at an cary hour. The common kinds OF all
weights were more or ,ess neglected, but
they sold steady with last week. Repre-"
santative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day ON VnriOus
Commodities.

ee:pes, s7,ots Sa,;: eSports. is,7ss 61.; set'vi
straig S, 35OaS6l; Minnesota patel is,
sofa bakers. S.so@S.it; winter .o% g AIDES
G-.sygs.a; choice 10 faucy, ss,Z0q3.45.
CoRNMEAL~Steady; yellow weste. n,
niGSi Si,yi Adv; S~SPsndywisn STERN 'asas So h.
anoa.; state. o6a6Jc. c. I. T.. New York.
BARLEY-Qu.et feeding, 4tc, c. 1. f..
WHEAT~neee pts. 80 bu.: x pHrt5. S.
tor; No. I red, 79Ac, I. o. b., all, az no. /
Northern Duluth, Se%c, (. o. D.. afioat; No.
/ hard Manitoba, S744c, I. O. b., afoat. op.
tons alter a slight OPP ming depression de
tbe sdernooon I1aT Tn''s aboEin5 az nec ia
strength. heavy southwest buyl, g AMI a |
active demand from May shorts, tosethe
the features. The close was nc net highe =.
March, 81 ll-l6c, Cts.d at oInc; Nay,
Ms-i,Ss@ sc; G'Gss9 a. ne; JUL SIC q
7SNc. closed at 1Ske.
CORN-nece.pts, $4,000 bu.; exp rts. 216,
BIZ bu. spot, Arm; No. 2, nominal, elevator,
white, 53hc. Options we're laic.y active an
generally stronger vi h wheat; dig olssr.
,oveIi g att noel the upturl and las; price
os d Sc Mach, sic lo,ed az 81
~ 81 5-l6c; JLly, ssikM .SNc. c.osed at 49Ac;
September, 4Slkc, ell. ed at f9hc.
OATS-Receipts, 1871 0 bu.. eNports. 1885
bu. spor, firm; No. 2. l-%c; stana I'd white
4.he; 10. 8, l.&c: Ne. . whit 40Is trace.
mixed western, nom ma; trek, White, 4Jh
g46e. Options tsirly active onc hrmer with
corn. May closeo "a S9Ac.
~HAS0stes9y shipping. 6Sa7oc; good to
H~oFs-Quiet; state. oommon to choi,e.
1892, 24d32c, 1901, 20at22c; Oils. Cal1e. Pa
cine coast. 1892. s+Q21c; 1871. 3G2zc; oil s.
6Gllc.
HIDES-Quiet; Galveston. % 10 % lbs
lSe; California, 81 TO 2i ms, Zee; Texas dry,
LEAThER-stcady acid. 24r4a2sc.
PkOVlSlONS-Beef quiet; tamily, sac
A.5o; packet, sll,0~ assoc; v.Ty extra Indil
mess, SsStCQ21O0. Cut meats, du !: pick
LED ssili.s; ,S NlIl,SSGbli l@;; PiSkled boulder;
easy; western steamed Slt.4; refined
easy continent. S1eSj; so1th America
all eom, Q. nd. SIS @s.ca TO X STEADY
mess Sls ESQ SEQ
TALLoW.Easy; city az per pks), sac
country (pkgs. free. bAT6Ac.
Rice STEADY; oomesuI, fair to extra
bUTTkR-Rees ipts. s.H4 pkss.; nrm
common 10 shSics crsamerS' iSm ss; fse
cHEEsE-Reeeipts. I.Osl pkSs.: hrm
s eSRSs 'i iSk alis sits white wi, 'T T%ais ts.i p Ses
email, colCred. &c. white. lt%c.
EGgs-Rectipts, ll,lA pkgs.; firm; Ftat
PoULTRY-Alive. nominal. dressed. nrm
western OWL lac; turkeys, l6c.
MErALS-lh there was an advance of cyl
a elss IS and futures at elSs TO- The Ne
York prices were also advanced about 3
points. closing at SQ.&qsoD. The Londo
both spot AMI futures. but the New YoTl
market continues dull and nom nally un
Shanssd. Standard Il quoted at paIS. lax
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31

SHEEP-Receipts were liberal today,
being about the same as a week ago, and
almost double the supply of a year ago.
The big end of the offerings. though. con-
sisted of lambs. The demand for both
shs ep and lambs was fully equal to the
supply, and an active and steady to strong
market was experienced all around. Ewes
sold as high as $3.50. which was a nickel
more than the same kinds brought last
week, and also the highest price of the
season to date. Western lambs sold at
G.Sb, which is also the top price of the
season, and a little bunch of natives sold
Mt $40. Western sheep brought $40, and
yearlings $3.50. Everything at all desirable
On the way of killers sold as rapidly as I'M
loaded. SO that an early clearance was
made.
There were only just a few feeders in
the yards, and no particular change was
noticeable.
Quotations: Choice western lambs. 5000
1.25; fair tC good lambs. s6,00q6.9o choice
Colorado lambs, N.0Od7.50; choice light
weight yearlings, ts.OOds.5O; choice heavy
Nearlings, &.TE@6O0; fair to GOOD yeari'ngs,
81 5Od5. IS; choice wethers, $6.OOq640; fair 70
good. S.25d6.00; choice ewes. $5.25d5. 70; fair
to good ewes, A.2565.25; feeder lambs. A.75
d52j: feeder yearlings, A.2594.75; feeder
wethers. AO0G4.6; feeder ewes. $3.o0G3.60.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31

spring, &C. Cd; No. / California, Sc sd; flu
lures, steady; May, Sc ND; July, Sc I'D.
CORN-Spot. American mixed, quiet, Is
SID; American mixed, old. steady, IS 45hd;
futures. quiet; May. Is 2sd; June, Is ND;
July, IS ND.
FLOUR-st. Louis. fancy. quiet. Sc sad.
PEAS-Canadian. quiet, IS S1hd.
HOPS-At London Pacific coasD, hrm,
&c 12sGE7.
PROVISIONs-Beef. easy; extra India
meus, SIS 90. Pork. steady: prime western
mess. Us Sd. Hams, short cut. IA to is lbs.
steaoy. 4s. Bacon. Cumberland cut, % to
20 lbs. quiet. Sis; short ribs, Is to = lbs,
steady, 5Js; long clear middles. light, y
to "a lbs. STEADY, 52s; long clear miduleA
heavy. % to 10 los. steady. SIS sd; short clear
backs, IS to 70 lbs, firm, SIS; clear ribs,
IA to nc lbs, steady, 54s. Shoulders. square,
IL to 10 lbs, quiet. 43s. Lard. steady; prime
western, In %tierces, DIS ca, American refined,
In pals, Sis.
RUTHERFORD Tinted States. steady, Ses.
CHEESE-Steady; American hnest white
and colored, 69s.
TAILOW3Prime city, steady, 27s Sd
Australian, in Lindon, dull, 32s Sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31

Csc premium; foreign exchange. unchanged;
sterling posted at ASfh for sixty days and
A.S7ib for demand.
BALTIMORE. March M-ClearinEs $2,-
EG,02; balances, S47,2S1; money, s per cent
PHILADELPHIA. March @~-Cleartngs,
S2,%6,45l; balances, 2,lS,S50; money, 5dOz
per cent.
BosTON, March Chickering's. MAJ AZ
balances, N.026.953.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Clearings, t120.-
9ST,345; balances, SS.024.6So.
81 LOUIS, March @.-Ciearings. S,5S6,-
S34; balances, H.&6,l7; money, steady at
5n6 per cent; New York exchange, 2c pre-
MUM
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
Knnnas Citr Live Stock nrk

KANSAS CITY March S0.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $500 natives. 700 Texans; calves, $50
naliyes; heavy fat cattle steady; light and
steady to strong; cows, steady; stockers
and feeders, slow but steady; choice expert
and dressed bSef steers. $i.50n5. 70; fair TO
good, S.S5a4.50; stockers and feeders,
S2.95qL75; western fed steers, 5000
500; Texas and Indian steers, 50. 75G
81. 5Od4.25; native heiferS. 81. S0d4 30; Gamers,
H.00a2 %; bulls, S5.t5d4,25; calves, 50. 75d6. 50.
HoGswKecei 8, 800 head; market steady
1874; heavy, N.3UdL42k; mixed packers,
s. .20d7.36; light SLO7h9L27h; workers., 12oG
7.27IR; pigs, So. 25G7.OO,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 2,4OO
head; market active and steady; native
lambs, S5.55G7,50; western lambs, IS. 7547. As
fed ewes, S4.55m6.O0; native wethers, $l75d
$40; Texas clipped sheep, H.90aS.70 stockers
and feeders, S3.50d475.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
wEARE GRAN AND ELEVATOR co.
Omaha Branch 11o-1I1 Board of Trade
Building.

CHICAGO, March @.-WHEAT Their,
has been a firm wheat market. WITH tue
May at It's Dest, up over a celt, AMI Il e
july and September about half as much
There was some cfntroye ~ regardin :
visible fgtres. The fr ann unc m mt wa
for a decrease of 2,1oI,.O push-ls, Dut N. v
York reported cnly l~.74,OoJ bushels de-
crease. but even The latter figure was a
passigs, 2s,s8,0OO bushels; decreas d l.176,-
90 bushels. The world shipments. S,Il2,0Ol
Dushels, against 6.65z,I0J LAST year. Clear
Il loads taken for export and one cargo 4
Tspsrted 20 d fion hare. Primary rec ipts
q sou bu h,.s. aga ms. 5000 last yer;
primary shipments. l4i,OOJ bushels. ag4inj-
lih.vJ1. Northwest receipts. 4S7 cars, agai lst
39i. Local receipts. IL cars, with none con
tact Es-im-tes for Tuesday, % cars. Tn
weather is decidedly favorable. There wa
a genera ui opposition to cover shorts und
the crowd seemed to favor the bull sile.
COhN-Thsre has been a dull hut strong
corn marke,. There was. seaing tf My
and buying of July credited 10 Cudany.
Trade has be.n rather Hight. Cash market
ceipts and buying BY elevator p,opi.. Re
ceipts, 81 cars, with 2 contract. Etimates
for Tuesday. 40 cars. q %arances, 1!4.0J
IN cage stock. 42i0,OcJ bushels; increased.
2Io coo. on passage incrta 'ed SCI .O0J bushels.
Worlds ship.nents. tC6i,VSO 6jsheis (mossly
New y. rk reports is / ads "a k m for export.
Eastern aemand is still quiet.
!. OATS-Ths market has been strong. w.tl
a demand for May which looke1 like Pat
ten. The mood was Influenced some by
talk of too much rain and delayed seeding
in Illinois and Iowa. The cash marke. wa
strong. Up E@lc. Local receipss, b. cars
with Z contracts estimates for Tuetd }, 23O
C~earancos. 100 bu' he's. The visibls n
creased 1900 bushels. The local sock,
1885, 600 bushels increased, $4,000. New
York reports 10000 bushsis sold for export
Eastern demand is fair; western offering
light
PRoVIsIoNs-The market opened dull
I influences by the sirens n - grain. ash
demand was quiet. There were 5000 hogs
market easier. SC lower. closing Ice lower
than Saturdays hest prizes. Estimates 10.
tcrlrrow, l. 600 head. Hogs in the ives
today. 5S,5O h 'ad. against $3.50 last year.
WEARE GRAIN AND ELEVATOR co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. March 30-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 4.l5l head; market slow: steers,
steady to a shade easier; bulls. slow; fat
cows. a trife firm; others steady; steers,
Gables steady; live cattle and sheep, slow
exports, 700 cattle and 300 quarters of beef;
tomorrow. 1,Os2 cattle. l.10O sheep and 800
quarters of beef.
CALVES-Receipts. 6.6S2 head; market 56
75c lower on heavy supply; 200 unsold; Veals,
4aSc; few choice to extra. SS.25dS.50; little
calves. S2.5Oq3.o0; city dressed veals, lower
and 6kG12hc.
SHEEP ANT LAMBS-Receipts, 10, 99i
head; sheep strong; fair to choice lambs,
l5a25c lower; common and medium. slow
sheep. A.2jq650; yearlings. S65Oq7.00; lambs,
~$6.VOuS,25; Gull sheep, S.5Oq4.OO; Gull lambs,
S4.50Q5.50.
HOGS-Receipts. $3.50 head; market 4Oa5Oc
lower; state hogs. $L40q7.50; few choice,
At 20
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle and sheep Are steady. hut Hogs
Drop "a Dime.

CHICAGO, March 80. - CATTLE - Re-
celp.s, 25,UOO head; market stea0y; good TO
prime steers, S.0OqJ.N "; poor t. medium,
$S.SJd4.S5i stockers and feeders, 81. i,04. 10;
cows, $L5cqi.50; heifers, $2.oUdO.10; Gamers,
$l.50d2. rs; Du L., $2.0Ga4.60; calves, S.yOd6 as;
Texas led Steers, $4.J0u4.J5.
HUGS-Receipts, $4,000 head; estimated to
morrow. 3O,VVJ head; left over. 4.OW heau;
and butchers, $7.l5d7.3O; good 10 croice
heavy. $780,. SO; rough heavy. {.00QnS0;
light, SPOOL 90; bulk of sales, $7.1567.3 IS. >
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Keceipts, I7,OO)
head; market for sheep and lambs, stead;
10 strong: good to choice wethers. s.. 500
6.5); fair to choice mixed. $4,000 50; wester1
sheep, S5.5OQ7!OJ; n i've ialnDs, IS. oUd1. IS;
western lambs, Xj.50MI7o
Official Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31

HOGS-There was a fairly liberal run Of
hogs here today for a Monday, and as
other markets were quoted lower prices
mere also took a tumble. The market was
SLOW In opening, and the early sales were
5qlOc lower than Saturdays average Pack
ers,, though, wanted to buy their droves
lOc lower. and as a result trading was slow
from start 70 finish. The situation, though,
grew worse as the morning advanced, and
the close of the market was generally a
dime owe The medium weight hogs sold
mostly from $40 to S.25. prime heavies
from SL25 to $3.50, and the lighter loads
from $40 down. The market was slow
before a clearance was made. Representa-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31

and eiectrolytic at t1475di5OO and casting
az St4.5Od15.O0. Lead advanced Is 81 to E13
Is Cd IN London, while locally it was Arm
but unchanged At A.67ik. Spelter, like lead,
was hit her m London. enhancing os TO e2j
-. Locally Il was firm ard unchanged al
$40. lion c Oso1 at us in Glasg W and a.
o2s l M IN Middles5 Jugh. Locally iron
vas uuiet and UNCHANGED; No. 1 foundry
northern Il quote 4t S2i'Od24.JO, No 2
foundry northern at ~S12.0oa22.5O: No. 1 foun-
dry southern ana No. / .oIndry southtrl
soft al S2.5OG2i.50. Warrants are nom nal.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31

NEW YORK. March 9.-MONEY-On
call, firm; lowest rate. 5 per cent; highest,
loan. So per cent; closing. 5@6 per cent
time money, steady; sixty days. Dd5h per
cent; ninety days. 5d5h per cent; six
paper, 5zHS per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-F1rmer, with
actual business in bankers bills at A.S7
for demand and at N.63NUf $3.50 for sixty
day bills; posted rates, $4.S44d4S7hd4.SS
commercial bills, AS3d4S3lh.
SlLVER-Bar, 4S1sc; Mexican dollars,
3Slsc.
BONDs-Government, strong; railroad,
Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
st. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. March 30--cATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 1910 head; steady; cows AMI heifers,
steady TO 0ro1g; stock cattls, ra.ives 1913
@6. 1b; cows and heifers, $2.2SQ4.6O; stockers
and feeders. $.4Gpi.75.
HOGS-Receipts, 3.646 head; 5d10c lower;
closed strong; light and light mixed, S1O61
80: medium and heavy. $L2cG7.40; bulk,
$7.2OQ7.35,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-iteceipts.. 6.457
head; active. 10915c higher; top Colorado
ives. S6.15; lambs, active. steady to strong;
top Colorados, $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31

as; calves. p.B0dLo; Texas and indian
? GERS, S.Sod4.S5; cove and heiisrs, $500
HOGs-Rcceipts, $500 head; market 5aiO
lower pigs and lights, s690d7.15; packers
f.1td1.90; butch r.. E.400d45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 40
head; market firm; native muttonA, $40
$40; lambs. N.lOd54, with prings at $500 Q
1000; culis and bucks. SLOIu5.OI: stocker.
n.Jod3.9O; Texans, NO)dA5O
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
NOTICE.

(should be read DAILY ~ all interested
as changes may occur at any timeD
Foreign malls for the week ending AuriI
4. 1903. will close promptly IN All cases
at the general pUstUfilCv as touuws: tN,,.
GELS IUST MAILS close one hour earle,
than closing time shown be .ow.
Regulai and suppluItentHts mails close nj
foreign station half hour later than Ctosins
time SHOWN below except that supplement.
thty mails for Europe and Central America.
via Colon, close one hour later at iorpiE,
station.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
hank ~ClenrinRn.

OMAHA. March s0.-Bank clearings today.
N,2s9,65Ns4; corresponding day last year.
S.09I SOS. 43: Increase, $3.50 81.
CINCINNATI. March 0-Clearings, 81
5sl. 400; money, 4izG6 per cent; New York
exchange, par.
CHICAGO, March S0-Clearings. $780,
l22; balances, S.lS2 100; New York exchange,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
TOLEDO Grain ana seed.

TOLEDO, March 8.-WHEAT-Dull but
firm; cash, 73%c; May. 747sc; July, n%c.
CORN-Dull but firm; March ana May,
43c; july. 43lRc.
oATsSDun but firm; March, Soc; May,
2J%c; July, 31c.
2 ny Emo. ?, 53c.
S~EED-Clover. dull east; cash, $7.12hs;
March, $7.l2z; April. 1910; October. $3.50;
prime timothy, $1.6U; prime alsIKe. $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
st. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. March S0.-CATTLE-R"-
ccipts, 1900 head. including 1000 head Tex
ans; market active. steady 20 strong; ma
tive shipping and export steers. $47oaS;S.
with strictly fancy worth up to $3.50:
dressed beef and butcher steers, 34.OOd5 %;
steers under 1000 lbs. t3.5Od4.25; stockers
$2.294.5O; Gamers, s2.25q3OO; bulls. $2.5Oa
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. March 3O.-WHEAT-Higher:
No 9 red. cash. elevator, 6SAc, nominal
track, lass; May. 6S%c; July, 65%c; No.
2 hard, 7O@73Lc.
CORN-Higher; No. ? cash. SsIsc. nom
inal; track, SSqS9Ae; May, S9Ac; July, S9Sg
3 80.
oATs-Higher; No. 2 cash, S2kc, rominal;
track, SSQ54c, May. 32tsc; July. Sohc; NO.
. white, S7c.
R1E-Hieher at 4Sa4shc.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents, $3.50
GAS; extra fancy and straight. SS.OOqS& Is;
sEED-IimotAy. steady s2.OO92. so; prime
CORNMEAL-Steady. $3.50.
Manifestation; sacked, east track, 70
orc.
HAY-weak; timothy. ss.OOals.OO; prairie,
IRON CoTToNTIEs-s.O4.
BAGGING-5&G6hc.
HEMP TWINE-Sc.
PROVISIONS-Pork; Higher; iobbing.
standard mess. S1s.l2ia. Lard: Easy at
Salty. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra
shorts, S9.STA; clear ribs, N0.l215; short
clears. flO.s5. Bacon, steady; boxed extra
shorts, sl0T5; clear ribs, $ll; short clear,
S1l.l2h.
METALS-Lead; Easy at A.T7h. Spell
ter; Weaker at S.S7hGS.D.
POULTRY-Steady: chickens, lie; tur-
keys. lie; ducks, i4c; geese. &c.
BUTTER-Qntet; creamery. nqeSzc;
dairy. IN021hc.
EGGS Stesdv. 10 for fresh