The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-04
GRAIN VALUES HIGHER
ON OUTSIDE ADVANCES.
ARMOUR SAID TO BE BULL
ING WHEAT.
Corn Is Dull, but Rather Strong
on Light Receipts and
Buying by Shorts.

| turn in yesterdays market. There was no
much in the news to Justify an advance
and values were governed mainly by thu
accepted belief that Armour and the Chi
| cago bull syndicate were in a position t.
boost the active options. Though local re
| ceipts were larger. the amount at othcl
! primary points was less than on the cor
responding day last year. Gables wert
| easy.
| May wheat opened &c up and sold at:
| S3lsas3i.c. s3kc. seize. Si.c. S3isas3kc. S3sc
s3Iic. s57sc. seize. seize S34c. $3.50. s3,ac. ss3sc
| S3Eas33sc. ssHc
Corn advanced on light receipts anf
prospects of colder weather. There was
practically no professional or outside spec
! ulative interest in the first hour, but to-
ward the end of the session there was a
fairly good buying demand.
May corn opened &c up and sold at:
to7.a49i=c. 49izc. 4oRc. 40asc. 4oTsc. Hc 4Isc
HaHhc.
Receipts of wheat a. St Louis were 81. 90
bu.. of which % cars were local and II
cars through, against 1885 bu.. of which
1.1S6 SKIS. and 80 cars were local and 1 car
through. In 1902.
Receipts of wheat at primary points
We're 1,O95.OG0 bu.. against 1,1il.OO bu. in
0t0 bu. Northwest received 667 cars. against
100 cars in 1902 Chicago received 1876 SO
blu. and Kansas City 81 200 bu. CIearances
were 1871. 900 blu.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis were 1900
bu. of which II cars were local and s cars
through against $3.50 bu. of which 4eo
SKIS. and Sc cars were local and Z cars
through in 1902.
Receipts of corn at primary points were
$4,000 bu.. AGAINST $4,000 bu. in 1902. and
shipments $4,000 bu.. against $4,000 bu.
Chicago received 16S.100 bu. and Kansas
CITY Is, 200 bu Clearances were $4,000 bu.
Receipts of oats at ST. Louis were 81, 500
bu.. of which II cars were local and 10
cars through, against 500 bu.. OF which
all were local. in 1902.
Receipts of oats at primary points were
1000 bu. against $4,000 bu. In 1902. and
shipments $4,000 bu.. against 3S2.oeO blu.
Cash Grain. Flour. Etc.
wHEAT-Received 95 cars local and Is cars
a car selling to nearby mill at size destina-
No red sSd at i for at sna
sold at s0c and No mixed at soc; hard White, nd
a assds No. sold at 7sa7ac: No at 79gisc
S MAJ at at ssss f shs 's.7k Tor So and
'coRSSReceyed u cars local and and IS cars s'5
able and sales at i2isc for new and tsl2a4sc ZOE
Dew taken f saa s hip
and ioi7c local: No. dull but sold at so};;y ,
ss sns ss's Sc at and No.
new at 4Jc, with old worth I1sc.
OATS-Cash Market-Received a. cars local
and 10 cars through. By sample. delivered: NO.
Q white at 4Oc: No. 3 at 36i1c: No. at CSC: NO;
1 white at 35d37i.c. and clipped 3se: ungraded
at 3sc: clipped white to arrive at 39tac; stand
ard white at 39GiOc.
RYE@Sslsc bid for No. 2 and 5oka5lc for
FLIXsEED-s ssc.
Aa4io: straights s3s5a3.a5: extra fancy $40
$50: clears So. 2ON3 %: low grades in jules
s56 for firsts to $3.50 for extra fancy: straights
;s5eGs. Hard winter flour in 1utes-Patents
a. 4eai3 co; clears s2.75G3. Foregoing prices for
lots from first hands trk. or at depot this side.
RYE FIOUR-In n jobbing way at So. Is in
jute SKIS. and $40 in wood for new: mixed and
II" CoRNMEA1- ouotabIe Z. o. b. at $40 for
city meal. $40 for pearl meal. grits and hom-
my.
16411c in smaller SKIS. latter for choice: mixed
feed in 1e1s at &c for hard and sl4s2c for soft
winter; rnids in zoos at S7Q93c. On basis Il
trk winter at &c for bran and CSC for nlids.
AT mill bran sells at 1sGS0c and ships ut sl.oo
HAY-Market f. side: Timothy = Choice
go 50: No. 1 silG12; No. 2 $sG1O.50: No SO
10 CIover-No. Sl0G10.50 and No SS99.
clover mixed s9ae11 fer No. 1 and Ss9s.SO for
No. 2 according. to mixture Prairte-Choiee
$40; No. 5000: No. $7.509s.5o: No. S59
o. sfRAM@on trk. sssoas. Rye>.Tas.
s'WWtJISEy-On bast, Of 81 Ell: for highwInes