The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-23
BY Telegraph.

m Ns a F0f aSld May i is.ose: sniddi!ss e asfs G 9as1sss;
June i: ssc; July 1es7c; Aug; 1855: Sept; 9 q
9s1; sis'S sDe Sey. arm a59o; al Dec a n sad ADVANCE dHn; s;'s of s ahe
points and ruled very Irregular. At first the
prisins ssta strength developed. Following, the call
the summer months We're advanced stu q little
ing orders which were attracted by the Liverpool
advance. Then Liverpool began to ease of. tho
map again reflected favorable conditions. Bulls
mand from shosts becoming exhausted. the bears
began hammering. values. This led to a decline
tons. but was succeeded by another rally. On
much shs ad lss : ac,, Re~e oeeas sess1iSa ,lars ee @anid S Ss' q
momentary burst Of enthusiasm and prices you'd
point Of tho morning. The afternoon trading was
n @eeed Slowly. an At t asd best tsa'i issei ct ann the pray. @sy.
which was reached in the last hour. prices
compared with the closing Of last night, and at at
this level showed a gain Of from about ! TO 70
before the close there was a little rel!izins. but
s shs mar 1siy. w eies finally !, iseaSy' w 1ss 3 sg painI toib bes
n LOW the e,b best Q, The Il al af'er ssD, c1 as was 8. f 3 e. Aug 4s..
tai Gh'' sales fiese q q futures aHe:e' w seP'; es s.Rnsa d at a''S sso. 900
bales. The Liverpool, market this morning opened
II points higher. then declined and closed let IL
as points highnI; Il factor in the selling was the
e ss1 bales. against early estimates of $1,000
!, New Orleans La, May ss;aGot.9n quiet; sales 1
low middlins 10 T.isc: middlinG ii 7-isc: good mid.
bales: stock .s2,6is. Futures quiet and steady;
May IL &c Ibid bid; June 4; sec . bid ddjs July s,y Y 6 Sss1s z .9 sss;
sc: Nov. e.aas.osc: Dec. .oias.osc..
de nasssPoG prls Msy u n; i Rs %-- ame2ican mIa ID ias.
s.2od; The sales q the day were IL, 200 pales. Of
included $500 American. Receipts 1000 bales.
including 5000 American. Futures opened easier
8. o c.: May Sod; May and June cd: June and
July 6g1a5.5sd; July and Aug. Sod Aug. and
s seG Nov sSse S.csd: S SeP., and Dec. Esd: Dec. and
Jan. 4.93d: Jan. and Feb. 1921.
~Turpentine and Rosin.
COMMON Mam iG to good @ds .s.oaaso5. TS1psnatine tiPm.
Savannah. Ga. May 22a,TgrpentIne firm at
8 81 si;z he i a. en- IT, :, { sis. i5;' II : So: saS:' i T as'..:$s::
Sugar.
New York. May 22.-susar-Raw steady; re-
New Orleans; La. May s2-susar dull; open
oomnd: sSashc. M~oiasses-open kettle nominal at
13a26c; centrifugal 6g1sc. Sirup nominal at
~ Governed.
Toledo. May 2c.-Cloverseed firm: Oct. s5.As1s
New York. May @.conee-spot quiet. Fu-
1uTes e epsier, oSw wiz. to larger seGi'o ofre os S : points imnsri ana
and heavier receipts. Speculation was moderately
active and there Vas a little demand for the
lively steady. At the close the market was
steady: net UNCHANGED t. 10 points lower. Total
July 3.9oc; Aug. 3.95d4c: Sept. 4 i0c: Nov. 4gc:
Jan. 4.f0c; March 4.s0c: April 4sOc.
The Visible.
New Orleans, La, May 22.-Secretary Hester's
statement Of the worlds visible supply Of cotton
shows a total. Of 2.Si6: &C.. against S,1ss, 40 last
year, Of which 1851 1855 is American.
Dried Fruits.
New York. May s2.-The market for eyaporated
apples continues quiet and prices ar UNCHANGED,