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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23

Pork-EsE s, standard d, mess tn joSsins way
L-ard--l-hoice steam on Z sid. closed nom
inaliy s2SS: ksttle-rendered llsc-
side thus: HsmsSio-tv- al iitsc. rs al i5s,c;
rs az sac: les al Sc; lss az Sac; 2Os at sac.
2easts al SIC: California az SIC: Ses, YORK
SHOULDERS losl2-ay) at 57Se-
cribs closed HomInslly. t5-sv. at z0c and 81
av a. Sl5c c a; Z Bxd- In a jobbing way
short clears at sc: bellies s-c to 9Sc: pIsts1
al SIC: lat backs at Sic. standard backs al
So. Dealers charge hisneF on orders
rauEed: breakfast bacon At from isIss for
i5 Gaiifornis al and Nsw Y6r shouIdeTs i 8 al 20 -
a5-,c- l-siu smoked lots IN tobbiug way
short clear at sS.c. bellies at 90 u lOs.c:
plates at &C; fat backs. at g. standard barNs
OIeo-Stesrine-Nominal at 5G7i.c.
Igll2W-S '0untry run tIm az &C for No
ana S'stSi=c for NJ. .. packers choice i'slr
dresse-ouo,e small Irregular lots countr,-:
Brown SIC. yellow 3AsGsizc. and white Sc %
n6minally-brown 5'sp3Asc. yellow 3itc: white
Fross. Less-Ouots at $50 per dOz- for large.
81 for medium and 80 for small.
Besf-Qn orders bbld-: Plate IS: T9ll and f,g'-
sets Ii'c: inside Itc; knuckiss lic: outside ice.
1--we Pouilry-oId chickens. hens. per h. s.;
ROSTERS 4i=c: ducks-White Zoe and dark 3;
spring geese Ic; SPRING tui keys lie: cid TURKEYS
i presssI led PcuitTy@Chiskens' hens. 9.
spring chickens 9f.o. rJostcrs 5Lzc. turkeys j.
GJsc. Foregoing HEures are for choice only
tiarur-NVg quote. Ducks-Mallari At N-=t
Der duz. teal S2.55 for blue wing and ga
FOR green wing mixed and wood Ss-2s Der d''z--
drawn -, less Deer cdrcassvs at lfc and ven
isou saddles at % per 10 WuodcgclS a. 8, pc
dJz-. Jack snipc Si.50s squirrel at 90 per do&-'
rabbits 81 per d1z-
Fresh FI>5-Elsck bass at 13~s cfapTi- At s.;
sPo7nbiH cat 5I.c. buIlbcsds-drss--,i -. an
gross 4f=r. buffalo ErJss &c. dressed . Ger
man carr-Dresssd 4c. gross g. sunii>h ..
white perch &c: cells o.. shIft-shell turtles at -
and turtle meat at &C.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23
EEcE1p1s ANn srrr,,r
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

New Ygrt. O.. Flour, Receipts .-s.s5ii
-four nrni, BgckEheat quiet. Cornmeal qulet.
SIC 2 o b aHost: No / N6-;hsr5 puiIItf
sI',c Z. o 3. si1at. No. / hard Manitoba nom
innl Z O. b ahoat. options had irregular
opsnins. With Dec. easy ara May firm as a re
hy s. I,5uis al S-hirsr ara nv ,bs S,-tsytsss
here, partly on talk u Increasing sprinS-wheat
receipts and exporters. reduced BIDS. curtaiiinx
sc net decline. Msy s. Ii-IsaS s-isr. closed
S-'sc; July ciosel Sc. Dec Sj7.aSss,c. ci6ssi
sis1eys N'- aii-c elevator and Sc 2 o b.
tions hrm This morning on cables. fair clear
ancsS, cornTlaints q poor huskinE returns and
cGyerinE- While q finally eased on a little with
wheat. the close was san saAsc above last
n.-.9t. Nay ts.f'. ll-lec. closed tslzc. D,c-
sglt quiet y" Sc. standard white &c No.
80. - N1lte .: No white tizc. trk.
% chTise Ngs5e- Beef easy. cut meats irr,Eu-
,,-r l5ri steady. refaed steady: Cgntinen;
Si.t9. - \ 81 Pork easy. Tallow steady Cot
ic1-ssg. ~ quiet. Rice steady M5lsssss steady
anl t"liers 81 --nf51. stoclers and feeders
iir5, 4 - - ,-s,i,bI-Ss Sga' l9glse blshsT'
sseep-tsecsipts 2 ocs. lambs ga.
mainly c5ns.=rsd: NJ saics reporsss: pS-esScd
,.tf steady city dressed native sides edac per
sold AZ Nus Der 100 lbs. grassers al = 80
- n, ,l's eIsri yeel5 grnsIal sales sfi.'sc
DULL good grades steady. others weak: lamb.
steady and more active. sheep sold a. q 90
seS Per iol lhs lambs az i5G5-ss; dressed NUT
ton sntr per lh-. dressed lambs. general salaa
5ulpc- Hog Receipts Abs: nrm: state hoEs
sold az ssfis-e9 per leo Ms.
Chicago. Oct -1.-Cash-FTnur steady WHEAT
No. sprinE 1Ifs{c. No. red S0Es 7s1r. CNBrn
No. &c. No. ? yellow fdf5iso- Oats-No. =
55Ac. No white 55hdESisc. Rye-No. > Sp.c
Rarlcy-Fair 90 choice mailing l5fs4c. sesds-
Prime timothy f.7zis. clover contract grad.
1le. -. Pruvlsi1ns-Msss pork. Ter bbi fii.l1a7
ii-iziz: lard pr 100 ih> s 81 %: short rfbs
sides Goassl s. "a .: short clear sides JbNlI
s. i2t7G5--l. whisky. basis % highvines Si.s5-
Peoria oct Own firm. No. , Sic; No.
exc. Oats steady: 40. white 55d1Gc: No. Z
white etir5i-5c- whisky on the basis q us
Liverpool oct. s--spot wheat dull. No. >
rel Western winter s. i4d. No ! Northern
spring no stock futures quiet. oct nominal.
Dec. - gAsd- Clru-Spct steady. American
r'izel - 5i=d- futures quiet. Nov. - sd; Dee
A. e1.d. Jan q sd.
Toledo. oct -C-oversest-o IS 50: De
s. 81. Jan S. 81 Feb. S 81. March $ %.
Prime Timothy yI-571s Prime alsiks $50.
Mlwaukss.-Ort e-Wheat weak. No
Northern s5i-assc; No. northern s74dS5s:
ley steady; No &c; sample t.asee- Corn
Duluth. oct. 2-whs4i-on trk.; No |
Northern sc. No. Northern 7Sitc: Dec. ne.
Oats 14atc-
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WHEAT Receipts 80 SKIS. and G cars local
and cars through By sample. DEL No :
r--1 at 6isGNsf=c tp SIC 90 eley. and S5ts rSSc
destination. No red al sJGSsi7c % elevators
al CSC. No hard at sS'4c 10 spus0hsc. latter
Tor Turkey. and ordinary quotable at lsigsyc
No . hard at sc 20 &c Tor low % Turkey No
hard At 81 il+r'ilC: No white spring at islsc
No. 4 spring az 65tfssc- skd- on levee at Sigs4c-
OATS-Rsccipts - ears local and cars
through. Bv sample. del: No. At E5G43i4c
side. No. ? white nominally selsaioc: No, J
white 25c FOR poor 20 S7G3gisc for good 10 choice
". side. No white at 3sa54c T. and SJd35isc
C0RN-Receipts 10 cars local and l car
through by Earnie del: No . a. f1Gf3izc
and No. : at fzHfet=c local: No yellow nom
inally a. and No. yellow F3lac: No. whits
a. i5E45isc local and sic destination: No.
RYE@54S fSr 10. and s.iss5slsc for No. ;
ANSEED-ssc bid for SPOT. Sc BID 10 ar
FLOURISH winter -four: Patents In wood
pa4i9. straisht- {5s5d3s5. extra fancy SO
80 Tor iirsts % $50 Tor extra fancy: siraishts
= s5SlS 90: clears s. s5Sa5 Foregoing prices FOR
lots from first hands trS-. or al depot this side.
RYE FIOuR-In a joeblnE way at % In juts
ferior less.
CORNMEALs-ouotabls T. O. b. at $40 for
city meal; s. for pearl meal. Erits and hominy.
HAY.-Reeeiyed l.eso tons local and - tons
50. $ Sos. 90: No , S5d7. Clovsr-No.
SO and NS. s.eS; eiovsr- - rlsxed "a seq fer
Prairie ". side-Choice S3.JtGi0. No. l 80
s. . No > s. 5oas S0. No. SOS: Alfalfa Slz-
STRAW-On trlS.. &s5ga6 Rye Gqs.
LEAD AND sPEI-TER-Lead H-2S bid. sDsl-
wHISKY-on tasis Of yLa for hiEhviaes.
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mil.

London oct a sale O; sheepskius was
heil "a NiuUiGE Lane to-day III. offerings
Numbered IL haIe$. Coarse crusshrcds werr
iu animated demand A. unchanged prices 10
an gEyauce uf per cent Better conditioned
mrriurs and crossbT~ds sold readily al uu-
crsnr-i rates. Inferior merinos were Irregular.
Following are the sales q and prices obtained
fCr clothing AMI combing: New south Wales.
les hl3a-. At 5i=n5asd. NictUgla- es4 bales at
stf-si=i. South Australia. as bai~s. At 5t.gsd:
West Australia. - lai"s ~ 4LG.A.d: Tas-
mania. So halss, a. s1Sc: New Zealand. 80
lalr.. ~ H=Tliis Funta Arenas, 50 hales. al
= Hr5 HI Falkland Islands s. bales. al q. 7sd.
CEnafs. . bales. az I'D: Buencs Ayres. =
bsles. al tisfTs--d
Kansas Jiiv. oct. ..-wheat-Dcc. esi.Gssasc:
Nav cs2.Hfs7.r: cash No hard ss773isc. No.
lNd7eC. No. 4 61TC5t4c: rejected szGs7c. No. .
rei Siscs No sc Cnrn-Dec- $50: May
sfhsc: cash No. mixed So. f1ars No : white
Bic 40. sSG2sisc.. OatE-No. = white ssHs-r:
No. mixed 25C- Rye-No- . i0I53c- Receipts
What IL. f'o. corn is E": oats 1902. ship
ulents-Wheat 1880 corn u..n". oats Isool.
Minneapolis. Nlnn-. oct. =.-Wheat-Dec.
81 o.. May so. on tris.: No. j hard see. No
7 Northern SAC. No . Northern 7sgS1c. Flour
First patents - 55uf.s5- second patents - t5s7
$. nrst clears s. F1d1 -: second clears s. so
IS Z o. b. IN wood. Minneapolis Bran IN bulk
gfZs1.
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Nru York. oct. .z-Sr1t cotton closed steady;
mieii.aS !uFlands 10: mideAus gulf H..
sss.: Nsrch sss:: AITil s.s-S: May ss-s- Ths
market Upeuel easy az utcatngel prices 10 =
~ - r1s4 a. s.f-cte-i. iarEsr receipts al
tsra1I.nt weather reports over tle Suutu. THIS
encouraged realization. and sons -al.inE frE
bulls son nNall.d theuls-lE'E = thr sitEttiy1
Go start pruos upward. ami flr ullst u tlIs
credited 10 leading Wall street shorts. and TIE
HuU leaders supported the market uutil oct
reached s.S7C. I--. $50. Jan s.ssc. March
e -. and NAV looIc. ths latter price being the
tH. covering became .slifhtly les prominent.
sUI after the wide advances % the last :-w
1ays l0uEs showed disposition 20 take ur1iits.
aft from q met gain u about {" Il points
tla r.s1-ks. was sold OF in the aftsInDlu. and
TEs estimated receipts f0r th- lrsdins points
to-HI.Tr'u w,g. about the ssule a. last var.
generally nru and unchanged % - hiE1er.
ENTCTts however uerr lighter. and a r,,ius-
tgn lu tl- ocean rate from New York 10
Liverpool soemeI 20 indicate less demand fcr
yaEo= IN proEress there was further talk
- 9 Dee CORNER. IN ftct. all ssrt- of rli'Iots
circulation. The cables. which 40 nrst were
o,1si isTshly iover than due. Sh'sed nrmrr
ihe IsPaH-s-- Russian epntr6yersy. which al~gg
le;psd the balls in The lggsl market Total
New ORLEANS. oct -c.-'''ttCu hrtn. sales l.isgs
ordinary sasEs EfHa urt TlAfF 4l-ltrs luN Iui1-
ding ll-lss. msddiirg % l-isr. good m.diilrg
~ mild!irc fair ig'-c r. ciuts sslls stgfA
i"--s-S. Futures steady. oct g-slfls- sar- EuE-
s.sils.ssr. Dee g-eeas-e1cs Jan s-71I1.si-.
Feb e. 1s Sc. March Of2 CO... NT-l a-sfG
-. Msy i'alo.ole. June i9o3Gl1.'ic. July
u. T11Is ass.
I.iv-rI-r1l Oct. -C1ttou-SIct quiet. Pre-
unchanged 90 points lower: American mid
ding Fair Go2d, E0ed middlinE sd miltlinS
J.s-l. i1u miillinE ss-l. god ordinary Z. isds
UT IIul-E 1s-N1. thv sales Cf tie day were t.''n
hUIHF ~ which 60 we're for speculation and ~
= IT. and include 4 80 American. receipts 2...l
hala-. all American Futures opened easier and
Cln=sl 0rms American mitdliuE. r r.. urt
S.si s.s-i. Oct. ana Nov. sEid. Nov and De-.
5-st. Feb. and March $50 81. March AMI
ApTil eed. april and May sd. Nay and
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q. Loui. Futur. Prices.
stocks of Grain in store.
Fruit. and Vegetables.

The Republic quotation. are for lots in hrs:
hands unless otherwise specified Small lots on
PEARs-PsT 66i.: Eastern Duchess s. 5egs 50
and sheldon 81 Michigan keifsr ". 2nd Ouch
IS sS et'ss ST. 9sr ou basket Nearby Keller Per
APPI.f:s- iii coasEn,d: Ben Davis sOceg1. = for
kGfns5 SsaGty ana jviilowtwig 81. jSg1SJ: STARK
u-JG2s5. Grimes golden, beneneur. huntsnan.
PfNEAPPI.ES - Florida smooth Cheyenne ~
s. sja2-50 per crate -, .,-..,-
gRkS MssGAp GRApFgly.Iop gE5fRIi5 "a -. ' sS it''s'
QUINCT:s-.Near-by 5egS3e per t-bu saSi<et:
0RRNG ES-On triC; Late valencia. from
si2sS sssa155. i15i' Sew Mssiesn $50 E,r Box On
'GRAPE-ConeoTds climax sssk., sea1e for
Michigan and Ohio: l1flSc Tor Penlsy lyania
and New YORK: pony Magma ite and climax
LESt6Ss- s-Csnfornia On tn. on sasi, "a ses
bling 81 50Gs5s per bog IA ioooing way.
LI1fE-SPer 100. 81 sca2
BANASAS-Ouotabie Si2seaB bunch sz
''S@ocscoASUTs-Psr 100 z. trk.. so; soSSinE
Nc Ncci,tNaERRIEs- COd. sho,e, from store
a. :Sfss y ard fair ys s5o67.
cAL1FokNiA DE- li e vs., EkUIIs e rII5 - ~
81 =: uluszzt SD. black FerTars si-lb.
PorAToEE-Nssrshsrn a. Sd sst q 5l5i. s5k -, tStiee SSr
HOMEGROWN. sc for common 70 &c for choice
NV Onions 80 Red sSe: yellow G5GSsise:
white 5seasl. PieklinsE oniens.. 8 per hq-
~ ton ieI Doraestic 50.
CUCUAdBERs- siR15o per bu.
ES-Iiofne- grown sound lScdsi5 o1
BEETs-Home-ErUWn ssG7sc per bu-
iss5e iss ssT Ss b. SaI
Hggne-Eruygn ~. - per p-Gk
.sasl. ss nSSs'R tssss vail. ' Dia; as; sss 50 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23
GRAIN TRADING DULL
WITH CORN THE FEATURE,
WHEAT EASES OFF AFTER
SLIGHT ADVANCE.
Late Cash Demand Is Moderate
and Export Inquiry Is Ex-
tremely Light.

Corn was tie strong spot IN q very In
active market Yesterday. In wheat most
OF the news was bearish. There was
a manlpulativs attempt to keep the Dec
option on the upturn. but May vas de-
cidedly weak after n slight rally at the
opening. Though receipts were smaller
than last year. there was moro than
enough 20 supply the cash demand Light
exports and a falling OF In the cash de-
mand caused a break at the close Ca
bIes were barely steady.
Dec. wheat opened isc OF and sold at:
s5i4e. Ss'sc. SGise. Sc.
Strength in other markets and moderate
local receipts were the buliish factors in
corn, Though there seemed TO be an
opening for a good advance the interest
Was purely professional and ths volume OF
trading was too small 10 make a runaway
market. Early gains were shaded of by
a light cash demand and outside weakness
IN the last hour.
Dec. corn opened &c Up and sold at:
ss4.e. ss7sc. &c. SsTsatoc. s5sc. SAC. ss1ie-
Receipts Of wheat at St Louis s. 500 bu..
OF which l-zbS SKIS. and s. cars local and
cars through against 1890 bu.. OF which
~ SKIS. and l55 cars local and Is cars
through. in 1872.
COZ bu-. against 5000 bu IN 1870. and
shipments $500 bu.. against 5i4.OOO bu.
Northwest received 5l5 cars. against gS1
ears In 1870 Chicago received 1910 bu-,
and Kansas City I'D. 100 bu. Clearances
49, .UU bu
Receipts OF corn at ST. Louis 1855 bu.,
Of which ~ SKIS and 10 cars local and ]
ear through. against Il .09J bu.. OF which
l5S ska. and II cars local and L cars
through IN tsQ2-
Receipts Of corn at primary points S34.Oo0
bu-. against escuiI bu. in 1902 and ship
mcutS jSipH bu-. against l72.0JO bu. Chi
cagc received 26l,I0o bu and Kansas city
! 90 bu. Clearauces lSI 90 bJL
Receipts Of oats at 81. Louis 81. 40 bu-.
OF which - cars local and cars through.
aS against ll3O60 hu-. OF which - cars
local and lf cars through. in 1892.
Receipts Of oats at primary points $1,000.
against 5000 bu- I'm 1892. and shipments
ah3,t0g bu.. against 4J1oOJ bu. Ciearances
80 bu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23
SUMMARY OF THE ST, LOUIS MARKETS,


t values ei on toward the close Of the session Cash buying in the North
Though receipts here and other moderate
sentiment seemed uHvorb the volume Of
buying advances other markets few the big
market the last hour line
favorable
o r h o
s C OF and 10 or
CO C up and osed c up.
Of
Tracuo
per cent
cot wasu uucna in the loca arrarket
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23
TRANSIT SHARES STEADY:
OTHER ISSUES NEGLECTED.
BETTER DEMAND FOR THE
TRACTION BONDS.
Banking Issues Are Extremely
Dull and Miscellaneous
Stocks Unchanged.

Local securities were extremely dull and
without feature in yesterdays market
Transit was again taken at Sl5-75. but was
freely offered at that price at the close OF
the session. with buyers unwilling 70 pay
more than Sl5.gs. United Railways pre-
ferTed was wanted At Ssl.75 and oIered AT
81 There was an inquiry for ths per
cent bonds a $3.50. but the bonds were
rather firmly held at s7s. Banking issues
were entirely neglected.
In the miscellaneous group the only sales
recorded were Of Central Coal and cJke
common at 81 and Missouri-Edison 5s al
go
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was steady with spot cI,sius az = s-1sf-s. .I.s.
g4-rar advanced - GO tn lruIru s1af clos
ina al "a Iss - and futures a. l-i * 81 -.
eallV. carQcr continues quiet LAX !. titl ted at
fE~ ~. glsgtfulgtiC At L.. ami gIsIIuE At
d. IG-gg Lead advanced j. - Co an - 81 b.
IIuFnu but was unchanged ler- az 5Ic Spr q
f.- gI..siu. Al ~ Is 81 To- London was = 81
iierer iglcaily. the market remained firm a.
q I.sa IrHn closed At - - iu GIlsEIw AMI
af ~ 81 tu MiIVextHrH. LTrIIy asr1p .r4fsz
r..fs ErusrsI slightly % cguesulL1 Nl-u the
define reported y.atFriay. NJ ] f011zry
N.ffh-ru EI4fl D. .sI- ~. IHuudy southern au4
80 ] f0uuGry southern SIT az yIg 555gI5.=s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23
CUT IN CASH PREMIUMS
CAUSES SELLING OF WHEAT
MOST WEAKNESS SHOWN IN
DECEMBER DELIVERY.
Better Demand for Corn Keeps
Prices Firm-ProvisiOnS Are
Quiet, but Firmer.

Chicago. Oc;. The lowcrius of cash
premiums I'm al markets and au'lcip1tions
oT increased country acccptlncas Il the
Northwcrt were Influences that caused
free selling or Dec. wheat to-day. and
weakness was manifested iu that dsliv-
cry. the close being = 80 lower Dec
corn closed "a higher. oats were also mp
&C.. while Jan. provisions We're from - &c
10 Zoe higher.
WHEAT.
General selling OF Dec. wheat Was the
chief feature of trading IN that pit, and
lower prices were recorded. Opening prices
were barely steady on favorable weather
tur tie movement and on c-sicT cables.
b-r- being ~ lower 10 isc higher At SIC TO
su4'- t-I- uD-fFy selling ni yesterday was
also a. bear fIrr"T carly iu the dry. rs w,Is
the easier tone iu all outside markets.
Elevator inter, sts and longs sold freely
tie first hour. and. with scarcely any de-
maud. Dee. slImpsd OF to TgE.c. \ report
from Minneapolis To- the effect that there
WIS iittl. demand there FOR the cash ar
ticlc from mlllyTs wsIs = factor Iu the de-
and steady the latter part OF the session
1;lt l'f'- closed 20 81 -. a loss % igg
-. The Nav delivery was comparatively
firm thrgugtCut the entire day ON good
commissioned russs demand. CIcarguCes Of
wheat ana flour w.r" equal 20 II so bu.
Primary receipts were So 80 bu. AGAINST
l-1ss.t-h h'f- 20 ",Ir ago. NiUuelp polls and
Duluth report a receipts Of 5l5 cars, which.
with local recaIuts OF Il cars. none OF con
tract grade. made total receipts for the
three points of SO cars. against 76s cars
iLst week and los4 cars "a year ago.
CORN
4 better demand FOR corn existed than
FOR some lime past and the market ruled
firm Local traders were generally balIish.
Influenced by tina recent good cash ae-
maUd and by the continued recent OF re-
ports from nearly all sections OF the corn
belt. showing poor results from huskiugS.
SraiDars and commission houses bought
was some ssllirE % May Nv private In
tercsts. bat offerings on the whole were
light Closing prices wcrs steady. with
Dec &c higher. az &c. after selling be-
tween 4gzxc and Ai4fiff7,C. Local receipts
were 81 cars. with = Cf contract grade.
OATS.
Firmness characterized tho trading in
oats. due largely 20 the better tone in
corn. There wa- considerable covering BY
local shorts and the selling was scattered.
but mostly hy longs with profits After
ranging between Sic and 34G345Ec. Dec.
closed isc higher At SSsc- Local receipts
were is2 cars.
PROVISIONS
Provisions were extremely quiet. but n
trihe hTmer feeling prevailed Influenced
by an advance OF IOc in the price OF hogs.
Ths only feature was a fair demand for
lard by brokers. Jan. pork closed SC high
er at Sll-Nlr. Jan. lard was up 2i.c at
VS.. while ribs we're Ice higher at Ss-22is.
Estimated receipts for to-mOrroW.
Wheat. - cars corn. 4e5 cars: oats. 2i5
ears. hogs. 1900 head
RANGE OF FUTURES
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23

ring ar.I sta -.~.l g.ss4sr below. white
Sc. uTl,lus-Sf.rt market -fsagE. EnidiiinE
rr-IEH.
t,rIEra.ua- Spat Iai=Eet nTra. r.i.I'.nE l1-itc.
1.-4Uul.~-S.,.J market ann. aIIiI'Ias SIC
IEHr.Ivt- 80 TGluU.lI E.lut--
tslIE--FusT ir.9-. Ia.vS-
-,vy. bUl-rgs. N.sII bales
Mobile. s.sIg h.Ilc--
s.tHllf.Ih. e.ris bales
t-Iar.-sssu SIS Iales.
.s.r..Is. go, lIl--.
Hurl--tsI.. lH.H1f HI.rr-
Memphis. 81 iss bales
Nsf receipts a. all Gnt0i Sla.a- ..rrts c1r
sl1 sIayS were 80 - bale acaInar ZgsEsf bales
a. wees aE~ auF -Fs.sg ial.S O. y,sr rEs. eN-
ports Is..ga bales. against lss.Es- bales yeas
az. sturl.s fss.-:I bal-s. against s3sNIA lIl.s-
s. T,as.S uarrHIuss statement
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23
Gnrrrnmrnt Rnnh..

/ Sew IrsE D-t lar s..rsr si-.- Per
| 1ur.- ~ I.#uIus steady 90 .sH.4 Ia-F ounce
New Nork Money Markcg.
S.v Nar. srt Money ur call rtsa.ly.
lowest o., per tya.. hElF-i b. rIlIug sl.'
ZEE .E~I Jean e. r.g-Ins .'l -. 'trr,t -.
s1z.rf=. g..ssrt- t.zut.s. u..-.- rlrresirt-ie
/ n4tH.r o. .g--F sE.-.fuE r.E.IHEE lrm. w.tL
rrsrsg F.rr-.a l4 uank,F 30 bislH al F-..-rgs
t.r ia-a1a. ..sI ~ ,sr is-fH f.r ar..I8v bills.
Z F.-f-l rates I-s #ul 'na. .|Ta.T..rH..l. ui.l-
g.. sI-N.rsE ,H....rs So GHss.-li-It blnIs
I Hg..le. .a..I.sr.l uUs.i- ga. rs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23

s. Louis-Dee, waeat $40 seiler.: grts IsAo
| TO Sc and calls Sc. Nay wheat sCfo bid
l puts sia.dsissc and calls sal Gs21sc sellers.
/ MilWaukee-Dec. wheat 5si-c; puts Isf19ise.
l and calls 81 rE0c May wheat 7Sisc bid. puts
80. a1sa.c and calls "a, a7g7sc Dee corn 4lTso
bid: puts 4Jzsc. and calls 4ftsIt4iac asked May
l EE1r
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23
FIa1seed auotstIons.
REprEL.IC SPE

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicaro, III. Oct S-F1axseed waa sa<y
and fL6l, lower Nav eoid al asc and Dec
At sc: No. Northwestern sold At tsc: No 1
vas &c BID Receipts were II cars here IS AZ
Ainneap1lIs and 80 Rt puluth..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23

Rock Island-The purchase Of SEQ by Hal
sted and Hodges started the rise in Rock
Island stocks. the preferred being specially
strong II carry dealings. There was much talk
about the Moore party being once more active
IN the market. for the first time In months
but there vas no evidence to show that to-
move.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23
Will Errret Csn..in.

Reported ty the New York Commercial Ad-
Worth Fourth street.
ForeiEn-Arnttr1Ee houses srid Esutfrrs7t ol
American stocks In london was rather b-sriEl.
Prizes. came lower. but arbit=aEe houses did
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23

bunch ard S7f225 per crats- HoneEroEn ia
DC per bunch Celery roots 25et35c Der doz-
EGGPI-ANT-HOmc-g grown SluL2S per eu-
box Loose
EPPERS-Horns- EroWn eods5c per eu- box
STRING BEANS-Home- grown. Ereen. 3ole4oo
AMI wax flff50c per bu loose.
SQUASH Home grown. summer. sc. Hub
bard snc per bu- box loose
SWEET POTNTOES-New Bermuda 5oe15o
per bu- loose. Nansemund 5oc. Queen 40cs yel-
low 5Jc
SPISACH-Per bu- i0os@. 1Sc-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SS.i0d215 per bbL
SPANISH pNIONS-Nsw tinLs5-
CAT LLFIOW ETt-t'h1ic Sl-J9d2 per doZ.
RITTAlEAtfAE-Iu bulk &c per bu on trk-
MUSTARD GEEENS-Per bu-. loose. 100
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23

r. z. Con scattering sales BY commission
houses. and later BY traders. Republic Iron and
SSe=l preferred sold Gown 20 the lowest price
thls year. The only news that could account
FOR the reaction that the company
lay ing OF men at some OF its properties
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23
New York Stock QuotRtions.

81. louis. Oct. The following shows the
opening. highest. lowest and closing quotations
the New York Stock EXCHANGE to-day: Cor
T-rted daily Tor The Republic by u. X. FTEn-
els Bro. g Co. bonds and stocks. 2l4 North
Fourth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-23

4 g. T'.-Iewisohn brokers had begun 20 buy
ngC tlg when thu street received the news that
the court nae decided IN favor uf HeinZe IN the
Minnie Healy case Room traders sold the
sock freely, hut supporting orders said 10 come
from 8 Broadway. we-r sent in The ICON
element. however abandoned the bull sioe OF
ti.e market. at least Temporarily. on the tEeorv
that the decision against the Boston and Non
tanA would make the STANDARD oil party dis
inclined 10 participate In a bull campaign.