The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Jan, ?o-Flour.Recelpts . .o.s: ex-
hfm:: rye hour nEmer: Sueswheas hoar frmi.
SornIneaI iitm. ltys firm; Barley steady.
No. red s27.s sley. and Sac 10. b, aiioa,; No:
l Northern Duluth seasc I: o. b. atoa,: No. /
Weakn aaa'.'' fesul ting from lower Si'" cables es.er me eders
ate liquidation. small seaboard ciearances
mand from shorts and closed at net unchanged
phsss; March So lS;lsgsi'sGi e !Sst% So May
7sic, Corn-Recc!pts 5000; exports 5s,262: spot
hrmi No. Z d's eiey' r ana s ts,f I; o; r ,; ai,oas; No 70
corn was a big scare among Jan. shorts on the
ssafe Wss o. .H fSH,sa's and Ki' af,s esFs a s ans snt day m hsre
closed taisc higher while Jan. was up SC a bu.
slesed iI Sc; "! sinr5h '5 sa.a ssHeSs' ci S:ssfa sac nc: sES:
$50 isNc: closed 49As; July 477sg4sbc,. closed
tsaS: "a. . isSse; Standard White 4s.s; NO o'' 3
70; No white atS; no 3 white SIS; ,Tk;
We're easy Tor a time, ~, rallied and were firm
ala al Z; Say 4. May May s SI0ssd ,a 100 5ss %! Bs ss, m s,saay ;,e msss
picked bellies stglolEc: picked shoulders sl.ci
sifas STEADY PORK RICE firm arm Tai MSiasa lism, nr Go''on seed
,, kens 1aIy ci sls,c MS cash Ian no 70 I hahS ss7issEyc; 50 h.
3 6sa6sc: No. ! hard 5sasslsc; rejected: hard
j Jan. ssi Nc: : May iss Sssssiss sl5si No. cas-. Slas go > c2 m1d.
Ssa3si.c:, No. 2 white tec: No. 3 Ssi2g pc. Oats
Nc. 3 ! 4s viii ay@ochSic timothy SIS; do. prairie 50.
Receip!s-Wheat. aI,eO IN corn: ;.;sD Du. oats,
90. 200 bu.: oats. 23.cc0 bu,.
Minneapolis. Jan. 2o.-wheat-May sc. July
ern 7:.iss; 30. 3 Northern 5s. 'F.IoiarsSiFirs', rat,
clears s. q: second clears s.a-,oS, Bran. in bulk,
er T0' ssss an and Jan Jam. sc! May f ss. . ae aaTs 1 lGM.
steady: Jan. 4sfsc: Ma: HSc. Oats dull: Jan.
dull sS,ff; d May JAZZ JAZZ s7, SysN March : . S'iss. DS ssss1 ,in,StG;
81, 90: prime alsyke SIS.
, NUTRIENT 7 ;o, Wis. Se sa2 3 Ser nMn h,. ssTses; rye re-;
steady: No. ! 5l'4aS::. B,r!ey .te,dy: No. .
liverpool Jan. $ --whea,-sro firm: No ? red
T Ea,arsI s,sasy 6 Ma ri 30 3. ! cal, N S,nia 6: S q
C~orn.spot quiet: American mixed new Is i'd:
MIXED; old; 70 . s .sS, Nav Rg'a ,s "a s'efay; Ian. nom;
last three days were 1900 cen,a's. includ'ns
s ssrSe d h~sF ss,so ca r s.G.p'' American corn last
Peoria. Jan, . Corn stsaay: No. 2 sc. Dat.
Duluth, Jan nwheat-Cash No; I bard ~:
''c-hhicsssSo,s Jan. 2o~.-Sash9f7ogrs wa, auie, and
sysliSM f%s os,sSSg sss. as.s; IS white
inr l5disc: fair to choice mating 5assc. seeds.
Prime 7 tiTqthy s,;s p; sieyeT ao THntT n.r s grade g =
lard. per 100 lbs. so. 20: short ribs sides doosei
SSss755:a Short clear ri3es 'bs sap' s. s1,sa a s 30. wins"
XIV. basis OF h%ighwines, $50.
The Visible.
New York, Jan. Especial, cable and tele-
graphic communications to BradStreet's show the
fcliawing changes in available suppl es. as com
pared with last account: Wheat. United States
and Canada. east ~ Rockies. decreased Il. COZ bu ::
tai supply. decreased 25l-.oo Corn. United
States and Canada. east 4 Rockies. decreased a.
co.. Oats. United States and Canada. east OF
Rockies. decreased 2.6.1" tu. Among the more
Important increases reported this week are those
of O54 90 hu. at Fort William, Port Arthur
and Keewatin. 100, 600 bu. at St. Joseph. and So
Go hi. at Portland. Me. The leading decreases
are those OF 10000 blu. at Northwestern inter or
elevators. 10000 tu. in CHICAGO private el.va-
tors. 81 on hu. at Rochester. 80 O00 bu. at Bur-
line,on. 5000 bu. at Davenport and 5000 bu. at
Nashville.