The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-11


New Y1rf. March ig---,spot cotton closed Guiet.
. E-u'r's hirhsT. mitd!ins -r.ands !g-.0c; mid;
-uorg Mgrtn %. ..pri.- Nag s.sic. June s.6sc:
July see. aug. ".. 81. sc. oct s64e:
b.ttsr i.iyerrs5sl caf,os tn.n exp-cteG but al.
- ;-,,,,a-i.r-f, ,,r,rs, .-sis- s r.su. .,
selling by IU1:u t-ausrS- who were Il-ucrcsd h.
;no larger receipts in..s.tt-G tog the DAY. The
weather reported throughout the South. however.
continued uniay. IA ole - tile free movement Of
III! Ills .eas@a nav d.aIiy r"y,i 6snesis t"
the coming crop. The paint upon which the local
pressnt is the movement. and with the weather
map apparently rejecting th- pr5hati'ity OK
became more persistent ami the market received
III pidiv up with the cios-. which was steady at
- - rla,eI ar li - n1lss Aside from the
~eath.r ana Hood news TN daE's Developments
receipts MISUNDERSTANDING tho weather. turned out
IN excess 4 carly eSnect ationS. arn5unti1g 70 2
a.. -, u =, iasf "a ha Estimated re-
liberal. bu. IN redustion IN the Galveston stock
az.d mis- !; IS siid. wss 4eIuctei from the total
amount brought into sight to date. as well as
IRON The American visible The southern SPOT
tur,s. -.ma'ni1E generally unchanged though
nrru. while the Naw YORK market was afvanced
TIE clique support continued The ioHina'ing FAC
tors. with the close practically the best Of tho
t.vaTu.sl. March 10 HitU T--STct quiet. prices
go. md ling tpI u.idGInr 5.2ti. low mi5dIing
"a rn,d nT!iAtTs "a 40, ~ "a; - sa te
specu.at'on and exT"r, and Moulded s.tlo amer
can, Futures opened aad 'Cse,i nm; Ainef'ea1 an
in III 5nrii-,, r,I Ma, J2ia I'D: Jrnet
Jaly ia juyAgs X. "a a s4SI s sIs:
New orleans ans la. March r-C2,ton--Futares
steady March '.."Ht..st- APRIL s.'5EF.t,c. May
q e.. a
s.sa!g &c: SEPT, gjsGs DC. oct. S.57Gs.5sc: Nov.
- ;;'l ii5 ndiIirg f5ir c Receipts 40 stock
a.3.flg
Wool.
London March 70 T-he second series o, the
NUMBER Of bu,s ~ brent C5mreti;i6n vas
spirited The or--ings numbered J2.6Si bales. tn
sod l.iskIs Gross trets were taken freely by
tie home trade. some fine ha!I-oreis taken
ais Sr nm rrsdss iG;g ari Fault sc6ureds
IN small supply. Greasy was IN good demand at
I'D decline. Purts Arenas was also in good sup
at I'd decline. withdrawal are lEht. Following
bales: secured Is sdTis sd greasy Stsa1ii
queensland; i;ioy bales scourea 9s4dals sied:
ar. greasy 2aGld. south Australia. l6i
tist-i sg'T'l = "a gFe;.y s 30 Wsst
Zealand. so" tsles. secured 61cl: Sseasy II.y
lAl lay" OF 'ryhl hope as4G NdLAl. .EI bales.
secured Eil. Er"asy 6+,GS,,d- IrIrta Arenas.
iSueHos Ayres. III bales. greasy 315i4d.
Boston. March ta.-Trade IN she wool market
has r0t recovered from the .nbar-aD recently
PLACED uu 81 IL. and although II soon modified
h- -N- authorities. thr effect 20 practically
CUt or business while 90 in force The trade
Of the last week Vas principally bon with Mas
sachusetis manufaottretS and has been fairly
god Prices have remained steady. Prices are
as follows: Iersitory-ldaho hne. liGijc: fine
m dunn. lsG'f'-0. medium. 1SdIc. Wyoming
fire 141t=c. TN" medium. lsfsi7c. Utah fine.
lglIr- lff-.Tg. ltu.l. ilTISr.
Dakota hne - &c: SHe medium. l5al7c; me-
dur. i7'rfa-. VI rtG0a irr. choice lsffE0C. fine
average. l-l4lsc: hne Md. UNI choice. IsGclc. av-
craze IN 80. --1u." !Hft2ic -fs-iIuu rhoice Iat
2Vc; average lStal%C Kentucky. Indiana. etc.
three-eirhth blood. e}02ic: quartsr-biood 23d2+c;
braid T7T2lc- talif r1ia-Nor-hern choice 2Dd2ic:
average In $50: rride counties 15tlI6c southern
lefl5c: fan lsfil7c. Oreguu-F.astern staple i1Y
1sc. Australian wools-Corp5ins choice. secured
basis. sla Sc. good 7SnS)c. average 15Isc-
Sugar.
New York, March iD--SuRar-Raw steady: fair
refining 3Nc: centrifugal. % test. 90. az 25-32c;
nolasses sugar SC; refined steady: crushed s iJc;
powdered i.aoc: aranuIated i.sgc. Molasses ouiasS
New Orleans 3iG igc-