The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ss5Is;: exports s:sss; daI AND nominal Is!
W Ws:ssEn ss,sG {, i 2, 3: a spo, tir Barls ~. st 5 ssd
Northern Duluth Ss%c. Z. o. b. aioaf:' No. i hard
Manitoba sOSe + q b, atioat- Options a. the
ceipts. higher outside markets and covering.
Later they met free offerings and declined, re
Odessa stocks. depression in Wall street ami
closed ts@%c net higher. May closed sa.c;
Sept. closed sSae: Dec. closed ssEc:s Corr
No: 2 yellow SIC: No. white sac; Option
pave way under bearish crop and weather news.
ssesin,s slea Tses i; T l,Tp.dat Miih a wheat fa anS c Iosss
I; sse s.i &c! b btshe 5ssse closing oass:k Mes sis $50 SEPT sR'
wSi9s &c; No: ) 4Se: 10. white i2e: No: )
E ThS. ; aaas; P pTsss w eDss.. 4sq fsss, MEDIUM maE sss 70
choice sagsle Beef srm; u meats irTe eggsns
pks:l 4Ac: country pks. freeg &c. eotton-
seed oil steady; RIG tism; M wSss,ss frrn; rod
Western winter duh: 6s I'D: No: / Northern
S eRTlns 8. SO SO: f psa' s. su sEG. s spot c ssRs- nGmiRali
mixed quiet, As Sd; futures firm: Sept. nominal;
Chicago: Sept. Cash -four unchanged.
whest.No 2 red 7tSS1Sgs; co mS;,N Pa, ? 4$ Is:
Mo Z y Z ssS5 5ssas of B%aTieyodo Si't fee si1s So
Soc: fair to Choice mailing 5s@5sc. .seedEPrme
sl.iSnsys & 70; S6qS' pe e%gn sSi'. &. sEa 'ssa1s E. s. s. i RTS.
PEI. 100 lbs, .fe, 45al@ So; short ribs sides aoesei
sss; sho4i Clear arr si seife sbos ssSpid sGas sSsa'' CSC
Peoria. Sept. 25@corn lower; No. 8 ssAc; No.
ss Ks: S oats e Wsise s ss. lSWe WHISKY NG: ) ON White the i "a.
sis Of 81 70. finished goods.
Northeln SOC: No. 2 Northern &c: Dec. .sac.
ss ksns Ssc c liz. Sept s..i s;;1y J Ssrd ssg a.! ss 70
5 sTGss1kc; No. 4 slassc: rejected ssaSoe No. .
Be Bee. 's Sc: Nav Ia; : SIC Iss7s Cash c sg. ! mixed sss sssss:
S Ssiss ri y; ,, Z %issS s s'sssf5: e sSsiss p I If;
ss2saSO. ReceiPts-Wheat i1s.S 500 bu.: corn
Ssis;' corn Gai !. o5 as:oS Sat, si ssSmenf-~hsa' iss 90
Minnsnpoa!s Sept dS .rs sS,-W W : 1d2e a. 7sHS
Northern is@f5c. Flour1First patents $3.50
a.; se second P1 eisars ss..sssa.si. BTan1fn bulk bulk
NJ Sii ! Sssfs. MIS- x,: sept 10 s'-a > Nasts.i ie ssssss;
Dec. nc bid. Rye lower; No. ! s!iIzc. Barley
Bee. sic sellers.
Treasury Statement
washington, Sept. 25.-Available cash balance
s9S7. sos. i25: gold s11I. 594. a0. -
Bar Silver.
New York. Sent. 25.-Bar silver 59Ec per
ounce. At London. firm: q s-isd per ounce.
New York Money Market.
New York. Sept. 25.-Close: Money on call
firm at 3KGs per cent: closing bid ~ per cent;
81. per GENT: 50. days 8 per cent: 9 months 6 Per
Sterling exchange steady at decline. with ae-
tual business in bankers bills at 4.ss2od4. $685.
for demand and at 4.S23sG+s2 40 for so DAYS:
Mexican dollars SIC. Government bonds east
er. railroad bonds irregular. -
T~urpentine and Rosin.
Charleston. C.. Sept. 25-Turpentine
steady: Sc. Rosin steady: a. 3. c. sis: d
81. 50: Z, 50: T. 40: G 10: H s255: I $50: K
ass: n $50: n $3.50: w. G. $40; W. W. S.eS.
New York Curb Market
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Sept; 25.-Trading in the curb mar
ket continued on a fairly large scale to-day, |
and, although price movements displayed more
or less irreEularity, the general tone of the mar
kt was better. In the early trading prices
generally were inclined to a higher level. but
after the initial dealings renewed pressure was |
brought to bear on certain issues. which car |
RED prices back to below the opening figures. |
In the subsequent trading. however. a number
Of substantial recoveries were made. Standard
Oil. which broke ~ points at the start. la.er |
Z points. while fractional Gains were.
In the Can stocks. Manhattan Transit
and a number Of inactive issues. Iptefboroukh
! points on what was said to be forced
iquidation- Northern Securities and the other
1sasay issues were only frsetionaiiy lower. !