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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
Ca.h Grain. Flour. Etc.

WHEAT-By sample. del: No. /. red a.
LIZ No. 3 red al s-SFI-I: Nc. & at sc 10
Sle2dl.e: No = hard az si.G- and quoted
low As 5ie7: No 2 hard a. N-GsSI-@. No =
asIo az rejected IL SIS. No ;
sample. DEL No. = sold n. cLsc
to- new and &c for ole: No. : a. Ai-dlSc new.
sc old. No. 4 az teoTsc. and no-Erade q. 4c-
all PEW: No. : yellow al sic old. No. ; DO.
al &c and No 4 10. a &c. new: No. : whit.
the ear at 45c. us-.
oATSBv sample. del: No. , 4: Ike: No. :
al S01-6Sic: No ! at S05-c. No . white nom
tnally 1z-c: No : white II zl65ac. mainly ia;-
se-: No. 4 white q: nc
vinte-. Il wood: High PATENT
-Sd5-s special brands s. 5r65 6: second pat
EFT EGS.E: extra fancy 81 s5GS 70: clear ~
go low and medium E-s6e II SKIS. ga s..
Hard winter n ju-e Sks. Patent "a soG.;
straight "a. ssd4.T0: first clear s4d4 .: second
-four il wood si64-1s: in 3ate sks. N.s5S2a
Coraussl ESQ. pearl neal STits and honiuy
MILLFEED-Basls Z. t-k ana L, lpc.: Bar
. EGssc fo- hard and SIC for sof, vtnte--oa
direct order. soft winter az Sc: mixed feed a.
SC Tor hard and &c .o- soft: raiis 4, e5c % 81
a. mill bran Jobs al ssfssc AID sai7s ::
sl-fS5IIl
EAY-sss4s E Tx: Timothy. &: Ear choice.
Si"TIi-5s for No / and ss6s-55 and &c TO-
Sc fo- No. . and IS far iow-g-s64c prairie. rs
fo- No l. ysas for No : and ssSf fo- ios-
. AMI ssa7 FOR low-grzda-
STRAW-oa XIX: WHEAT sns oats SSsSs:
rye S1-50Ts-5
prompt shipments
LEADAoTdinay Missouri saIahi. a. azS
sPELTERis@ bid
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
WHEAT CLOSES LOWER
AFTER EARLY ADVANCES.
LACK OF SUPPORT CAUSES a
BREAK.
Corn Under the Impetus Of Mod
crate Buying Closes Steady,
Following a Weak Opening.

Yesterdays market for grain vas mar
-ow and without special interest Open
ing prices were easy on q continuation o.
the previous days weakness. but toward
the END OF the first kour there was a rally
n lie with Chicago. Foreign markets
showed slight gains and there was a re-
neHal OF Argentine damage reports. Pros
poets O. continued dry weather IN the
Southwest also had a temporary bul!ish
efec. There was not eno-gh outside
speculative interest TO keep prices N the
uptu-n. and the market sagged OF its Dan
weight owa-d the coS-
Dec wheat opened sc OF, ranged from
slOSzaL@1s bid and closed az h0sss bid.
Corn opened easy. in line with wheat.
but later there was a fairly Eoo3 huying
Demand. and closing prices were steady.
Receipts were large. but contract grades
were scare. and there vas an improved
cash demand
from Ago asked 10 G,sGi.c bid, ana
closed at Az.c asked
Receipts OF wheat al ST. Louis $3.50 bu.
OF which 50 SKIS and = cars local and [
cars through, against lbs.sS bu-. of which
g cars local and - cars through. in 1875
Receipts of wheat al primary points for
Il hours I.t55.9p bU-, against I.s32Gp bu. IL
lsa; and shipments soc bu., as compared
with 51I.n5 bu. Northwest received %
cars. against 6Is cars in 1876. Chicago r.
cs.ved 1s-oo bu- and Kansas City S5,45o tu
Cleardnces 15.gp bu-
Receipts Of corn at St. Louis G.5o bu-
OF which ES SKIS. and q cars local and
cars through. against $500 bu.. Of which
q cars local and S cars through. in 1913
Receipts Of corn at primary points for =
hours $500 bu-; against 5000 bu. in 1866.
bu- Chicago received g.. 600 bu- and Kan
sas City gI.6I0 bu.
Receipts of oats al ST. Louis - 40 bu,
Of which = cars local and ) cars through
as against A,55 bu.. of which u SKIS. and
- cars local and . cars through, in 1913
Receipts Of oats at primary points for =
hours 4s.50 bu. as against 1-0po bu- II
lsS, and shipments $500 bu, against e.
600 on.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
Poultry.


EEFl5L-I S.zI4AA
New Yo-i- NV. 5-Lve Fouit--Rece;uts
- cars Western, including q few cars OF ru--
keys. while fully / ca anore q turkeys arrived
by express This makes q can BY freight 50 far
this Eek and s -nere Cue to-Tnor-oE. wh!lc
stock LEFT first hands at unchanged p-iccs
t4ere Vas III easier tore TO values and no
prospects OF g clearance this week. caotatons
unchanged
Dressed -P0lluy-gscsipt. 5.see akrs RECENT.
3o- tie laE three GAYS G.ss1 pkEs-, against
@SB rE-E- same three dzys last yeE TIE
newspaper have given 50 much publicity 70 the
shortage q turkeys and the prospective high
prices that many q the smaller shop< that or
Sius-iy Used 10 % L hbls. .or This holiday OILY
bu-ghi o. oTds-s. which has resulted IN q
very light trade from that element Late ves-
feHd1-. Ther u became apparent tina; a clear
zlse -zs En9ossib,e- receivers offered their
hest marks. which they refused &C FOR OF
Monday. az &c. without cleaning I'd. Receipts
today were no- - heavy. but 50 much WIS car
ned CTe- unsoB6 that there -rs q surplus fc-
tire prevailing slow trade. and f1GIsc was shouS
all thai bsS- marks o. eith>T iced or CRY could
cn-rna1d- and IONS II useful stock at &c A
liberal rropor.I1D Of the receipts. both iced and
orr. were struck green anS OF no settled value.
Primo large. roasting chickeas and choice
5gSrr fo-ls were seeady- bEt considerable
aoredue - arrive later n the week Ducks
md geese <yrEei oct al somevhat lower prices
p-E-rackeG-TurEeys. Western drr-1icked,
PRIME Tsc- 5e- average I.c- Iced--urkeys.
spring Western d-r-oicked. average T1c- do.
se.srfed 1sc. 10. Wcsle-l r-Ss3ed. p-im. T79 isc.
old hers selected ISc: mixed. Aers and tozal,
ole. ESto othe- GzotstionH unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

All local exchanges Will he closed to-day Thanksgiving Day.
Grain values moved within d very narrow range in ylsiGcays T2Hkst .hFe
was IN early un1eruuen; of banAh sentiment bUt br=ins demand was merely W.
cArt to keep values about steady. Thorev WIS = little better feeling abroad CT rHSF
ais of crop damage reports from the Argentine and more iko o. drought II u@
southve but The strength which cane from these Indications ~asn f vel nam
tanned tin tbs last ou-.I Liquidation by longs ana prohttakug y sahEers resulted IN
| net loss for ms day. An upward noycuen in Chicago vas one vt tn main t1ts'
influences during The greater part u The session Minneapolis reported q good ash
demand for wheat ad a better export inquiry for -four While local receipts were
fairly large there was sI i lack Of contract wheat and the supply "a hardly VI
to tie requirements Prospects q. drought in The Southwest are cauSng farmers Ia
bd heir grain 1r higher prices. tn. rally which followed a rather easy opening
started on rnmts1 s; Armour Was again on the buying side. Near the close The
downward movement was helped by denhIs ot damage reports from The Argentine
It was.t throughout a rather desultuy market
Corn opened ay o n large receipts ant favorable weather There vas Esy NIT
steady.
Dec wheat opened sc of and Gose1S &c of
Dec. corn opened unchanged and closed unchanged
Dec oats closed Ac u.
Receipts Of produce were in good volume but there was 4 good demand md prices
we're generally steady.
Local securities we're moderately actve Missouri Trust ~as the strong spot
Yesterdays baak cearrgs were aG&i5-5. balances N%15A& Discount rates vera
steady , a. 10 per cent spot couo ws steady il the local EG1--
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
St. Loui. Future Prices.
Stock. of Grain in Store.


BCTTE.-crezne-v extra :sa:st.c. ars;..
separsto-s. -.aeE. seconds. o6rc: country
packed uEc. and choice -oI &c. lsdle- packed.
extra isc. frsts 10: dai-y packed. fancy ga
EGGSRscsi-e6 es pkgs local and I'm pkcs.
through: SHIPPED ISIS pkgs. Narke; steady a;
&c for current receipts. repscked stock higher:
case count. cases returned a. s4i-c Cor strictly
fresh frsts and sc fo- extras city packed.
cases included.
singles. Isi3c: DAISIES. IEs.e: Young AMERICAS.
IzI-c: Long horns rae New York twins. rLc:
lInSurEer. LzE1ec fc- choice. brick. sasc fc-
couEnoo and Lc for choice. Swiss. Ic for
LIVE PoULTgI-Fovis SIG. old rooster, SC:
aversre: turkeys i2c for average: poor and
thin less: ducks fSc: geese &c; guinea chickens
DRESSED FoCLTRY.Scaijed ua5rara.
with hesd and feet on: Fowls SIC: ROSTERS
eE-c: -zrkeys &c for choice: ducks he: spring
GAME-woodcock ouo.sbi. at s and grass
plcre- al $50 Per dr. Wild ducks r~r dog
Eaita-d. sSss: blue wing teal &c: green
wing g e: mixed g.: Jack saipe SIS: deer car
Wild turkey isc Rabbit sl.p per doz SOUR
reis 81 Per dcz. Prairie chickens g for large
and 81 for snail or Texas pheesants 81. quail
TBsLlchoics 10 fancy. 100 10 - Is.. Sc:
he-stics: sr1sl and thin. .=assc
si..5. and email sc per doz.
FRESH FISH-BIsck bass I5c, crappie SC fo-
snail 70 s. So- large: dressed cat Zoe: sDoonb.li
cat IL hufIrezd-d-essed SIC. Ercz SC: buS-
addressed SIC. gross i2c- German csr2-lsrE-
dressed 3c. and E-oss &c: sunfsa e: xnite
perch &c: dressed sturgeon Sc; striped bass
sdsc: Turtles &c for swapping and &c for soft-
shell pe- h: te--apia Sc Ger 6oz
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
MixceuarenuN Markets.

PARTNERSHIPS v5!- Eve geese Il E-sI
sks- Sc AID II large sEs- SIS. prime gay d.
&c in small and 4oc u large SKIS. old white ss1
toc; Y 1895; XX IaSc: Y ioTIsc; XNXS
g. tare 10 peg cert On small Sis and : or lsr-e-
Duck-Nhire sS6-sc; da-k zSGSe-. Turkey
Body d-y g Chicksu-FT.ne BODY 4.
R~ooTS-Gtassag $50 to q fo= average -
csip;-eKrra large more and steuuy. ws>cy.
Ilc. golden sal 81 black c: aay apple ~
snake lEc. angelica s.; vahoo-sa-s Ct root
sessaSras-sarA q rat Sassc: WId ginger s..
s - F~EE2g%el g.as r q; =S psE FER s Il
lamb srGsrc. green shessinEs S5ls5c: sips an
bEts sKiSsl ETcGP4fIns ger skin -,
Pc u. black tai! &c. inferior less: s~nieloTs
GRAss sEEbsaoT sTn, st STE! $ ts S 9 t5r ,ras~
and Nesdy. 70 8" fo- far and tlidI-5 fo- IRE
- ~ e = SO T -e4.5p a. for 81 10 s. !, =
chat and Sa5 IL 3 FOR fang; inlet a. 80
8 81 = Sc =, IS ~ = = =! 6. .:
So: is a. 81. { al SIS: a, a.
srNFLoWER Quote at S@ ~
SORGHUM CANE sEED Nominal 3: /.
CASTOR BEANsBid ylS p- ba- f1- grin.
DRIED FRUIT-Sundrisd peaches scarce saI
wanted al Ei-c 70 z4c- Apoies dull and vssS.
I Al auotatio-s Apnls-Evaue-atsd r1ss al fsorl
5E5--c fer ooor ID - = for choice: 1sncT ls-ze
~! cboos - Il 20 1s s---d-s5 80 -
pi.. a s-s lor Ozark 70 &c to- prime b-iE
t-on store: country r-aea-5a. vssTiiy less
h~!ackeye- afaIsa. Pc n Lima =.a5--:
couatry white beans al sA
HONET@-uots: conh-No- ! white clover l.
atc: a1ss: eol9r rgi3e: ta:erio- h-okei.
II bhis a: Sc: CO. II cans 5as-c: very dz-s
scRaP TRoN AND METAL-P- 10, rs /:
NrU1rh; iron Sc: heavy CAS- uafieabie. s1e-L
! brass g: c01pe- g: zinc ga. lead go. pew
LNsEED oIL-o.otable IN lots Q. from I -
$ bbis at &c ~ EaL fo- -a~ and sc fs-
COTTON SEED oIL-vin;e- whit. ~. vel
lew &C: summer white sc: yellow &C. szla1
"pi ssa seii Ts.:s .,., g.
cars Texas asw and small lots Western o.
basis Of quotations
1 PEANIT@guote tzrreTs stock q. {Si-c
! so- white and &c fer red
WALNITS0uoSsb,s a. &c p.- tu-
HICKORY NCT-Sals5Ic at DC per hl f.
IsTs and e f0- she,Tsz-k: sale small III
HAZELNUT-ouo;sbI. al sI-c p-- n.
CEEsTSETSoInPort.d Italian! .sse r- i.
u GGIE vhite-ace s1la: saell.d noe
~CIDER-Good quality H5aa5 ~ ibL
fo- Esste-a end i.i-s fo- Caaada
~: Wes;sra at s4a5sc: Rava-a- 81 saes7e.
! 5EOoM ~CORN-Ths-e J. Z t1.r iao.ernsa. On
. healthy market Demand rold and prices
.tszey: sale. in car iots On traSk Eaass from
soSE&sIsacbed. n ca Io;. On track This
SAII-Esst SIP: NJ isla s.: Srand,l:el SC
S-- 81: E-rTa : icr bel noe tIiS sice-
.5SSsc: I'd ROPE. No. / ard mznFz MS: 30. .
s,-s rubber al IS = nc ooo-s &C e1osk-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
STOCKS DECLINE SHARPLY
AND THEN RECOVER LOSS.
MARKET TURNS ON THE
MONEY SITUATION.
Hardening Loan Rates and Pend
ing Thanksgiving Holiday
Lighters Speculative Loads.

New Turk. >eov. @-Prices O. stocks
day than they were last night, and shen
rather more than recovered the decline,
with some prominent Instances Of aEres-
Sive strength
The whole market turned largely on the
money Situation The hardening loan
rates and the pending Thanksgiving hoI-
day prompted considerable Tightening OF
speculative loads Another result was The
decline II L b amount Of business ders-
Testerday-s furry n tie msne9 -mArke.
held its asu@ce dis morning on Account
Of the firm one shown hath for eau and
time loans
There wss practically no money offering
for 4 period for less .than.4 per cent.
The engagement Of additional gold coin
for shipment 10 Germany emphasized the
influence OF this showing. The amount
contemplated. for this shipment was as
mich as S-0D.ee early IN the day n
was reduced by half before The and OF
the day Money. rates also relaxed later.
The presence Of bills against the gold
exports IN the foreign exchange market
lowered the quotations in that market and
SO obstructed the god outgo. Money nd
i lar SO ons.snss at thsf Rsure eI csl sea the the
impression thai Important banking inter
ests purposed 10 oppose the advance above
that rate at present
MORGAN A LENDER
The trust companies and ]. P. Morgan
e Co. were reported as large lenders on
call J. p. Morgan e. Co. elso announced
the purchase o. 2o.Da.@e of Chicago,
Burtinston snd Quincy bonds. This rep
cesenU another OF the offerings which
have overEung the market ever since me
period OF Indigestion Of securities. when
temporary borrowings were resorted 10
TO avoid the Necessary Of selling bonds at
sion this week has had an effect IN quar-
ters where there is a beief that the
strength In the present market is foSrered
TO a Large degree by the great asncia
powers who have an interest in pIac.as
theee new issues.
RSilroaS stocks were not greatly affect
ed by the selling. and. in far, moved ralh-
er eluggishly all day IL either direction
but a large Eumber of ioE-grade-1acus-
E1al stocks and speciahies and sJme ~
the obscurec railroads suffered materially.
nus natural consequence of-the
nther heedlees- speculation in these Sc
cufnies. which has been a marked feature
OF the recent trading. Amslganated Cop
Per showed sympathy with The reaction II
With domestic copper stocks, which were
higher. The great strength of Atchisol
was unexplained by any news announce
ment. Blu; It proved an effective stay fo-
the whole market United States Steel
preferred was also ar effective, sustaining
factor, and vas heioed by the reports OF
large railroad buying Of various products
Tor equipment as well as by the Iron
Ages cheering view OF the trade cnrdi-
ton. The market closed below The best,
an6 barely steady.
There was a confident absorption CT
United States Steel sinking fund IS on q
rising scale The bond market was Eens--
ally Irregular. Total sales. par value,
sslso@e Unitsc States bonds were ua-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
Fruit. and Vegetables.

The Republic quorstoos arr f- lots n r-z:
haads unless 0;hsrWtse ss=chsd snsl Igts q
GRAPESChofce. s5uad New York Concerts.
climax baskets. 1Sc. and po0- stock from i.ale:
bulk Cooco-ts a. iz94Ac E II SxEbs-
..QtNcEs-CHsice Eas,.:a =; Easea ger
APPLELSertsea saa Eastern mixed var
E.Sa-S 10 = 80 10
s.TsIa River --ceipl-Bsn Davis az 1L4s
E~taowssis HsssLs; al :. che as5sS ya[ 51 80 =
hant-psckL and Zen Davis s-aac-
PEass-9ae,i5ss e hs ls ls5ss .ad 9s55
tOlsNo . to 3 fo- fancy: e fsss sSLS. neI-
'T osstSgESToEsaa sr9sht : ga- lanai
"a .sS5 pr es.; ksissns 5syfi' per
pr boI al cf23. according 70 kind o1Ea-es
seas. Grape-co-aehoa EssaL.a I;ali1a
~EMoNSs,sv Nssstaa from store Sses4I5
MALAGA GRaPELoro:. a; o p bei-
GRAPE FRUTT@ouots Florida AZ $3.50
RANASAouotzsle a: sl-e.-a bunch on
.cocoASLTs-F= E Tx. z.a: lob
ckiNsERRIEIoaote choic- lz:. varieties
= S.e1-5 per bsL and early kinds from
PNEAPPLN-choic. Fo-da Span 81 red n
= 5oSbinE way al ;-.JG3 per craze. Cuban IN
mon 10 fair: 7s5SSc .o- choice: Wisconsin and
oNIoNICu9te orlias-y red az safe ara
choice globe a; .pS5se: picking onions N-1a2
per IN. loose. for hom@Eru~u-
CLBBAGENe~ Holland SEED $3.50 p
to- del and do-estlc 3 peg ton OF irE: re-
cshhara IL s1-c Per u.
SACERNRACT-NeU cf'r make. p-- bbi.
rte and L-ShL go. csss % gal.
Pc crate o. : de-. choke hoth0ass .Sf-5
ToMAToESchoics stock 2; sG1-3 30 b.
boz: hors-g-oEa 5eT-r Der hu loos
bu. ioSse for fat 10 sc fo- ri6be.
BFETS-Ion~EuTu -7Sac Per b1- BOX
Orleans head lettuce AZ
Esa4 ser bsL Quote AZ SsE1c PEI tG- Ioas-
BEASSChoice Florida round T-e=r G-@1
.-o PEI hsl-s- AID wax - so
CARROF%Hous-rrowu safe r~r hu- ieosr-
GUNBo-cuoie new Florida al g per sszs-
sPINACH-Q-ot. 4: -n1-c p-r b.
PARSNTPS-Hom.rruUu $3.50 re- hu los
CELERY-penaud yerv good: Michigan large
open crates tSs doL1. IL ard white mum.
T-e-c per do Homegrown al DGSc per do
Celery roots sJH4sc p-- doz
GARLICoCots rev al &c per II snd In
SWEET PoTAToESoOets homegrown rev
Be-muda al ea6A~ yer hu. ip1ss. I'd Saase-
nond Ea9ac AID yellow AZ 451L[
HoRSERADISH-oaote new at AGLS3 PEI
CACLFLovER-Ecne-ova G15df Per
bu. loose CONSIGNED at 81 3 per ~-st.
RCTA-BAGASLQEote in bulk az 2fSc pr
Spanish oxIoNs-Ia ioSb:ns way a; H5
soI-1sH-o1o.. Hubbard az so ~ su. foos..
EGSFLANT-Fb-da st S5T - hsnoe--
RApIsHE-2re;- New Orleans a; .nasoc pr
BRUSSELS spEoUT-IsaIsc peg quart
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24

l1av. g.; f--sr. sHc: rAsv So From w.
block. Gel: Hans a. -ES4c. r. n svt-ag~.
bellies a. 81 70 tL=r. 8 II average GaL!c1nLSs
5.r. y. Y. shoulders ~
.. 5 MEATS-T0 srrivr: Lose cg-ed CRIBS
q: TIGc g a Z BI5- loIS n 3 !Ih5inS way
ranged thus: Extra shc-:e - 81 cs al
shoTt- clear al Is. bellies a. 8 o. s@c 1ai
and Fat backs Al SIS. STANDARD backs a. rs
Dealers charged higher On crde-s
BACON-Boxr1 : g meats n a to1S-
way ranged: Breakfast bacon from :+=r =
h-svy 70 I5c for choice Night. hams Al 10 -
Itec: Caiifarnias A. Itscs New York saou ders
al DC Plain smoked h1d- Its IN . t-oSi1r
way ranE.d- Ex-rA shorts - Sir-. CRIBS a. S2T.
short cisar a. si-c. bellies ~ 80 20 80 p!zt.=
srd IA backs at g standard backs a 50
Dealers chs-set higher Gu o-de-s
JARJSQEo;e rev. l. pals. al -
81 old az ErsaS- price
oLEO STEARINENruizal az S.
coua--v 40 J at re. NJ
2 at Si=e; cake al +ssG Packers prize Rum
.GREAsSaots: R-ozn 2a5,-. yellow $40
&c. snd white 4=z+1r-la-f=r tcr ch1icH-
Pscke7s' stock: B-Ta sG5isc. yellow $780,
BEEF.or orders Fsid-Pia;e g.. rol
.nd f@u'tur market s. mess Sc: dried uer J.
sets fc'=c: insid.s lie: knacAlss Ie. os;sides
&c. tc1Suss E-SIc-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
New York Curb Market
REPUBLIC sPEGxI

New York Ner- 1.-THE cu-b market ca1-
tEnea moderately active to-day. Ehe copper
Soaso,s.isd ss1s.s sl. 81 2. &c. 57s-ss5 G5es .ss
s6y1.es - ths etridead ~. moving Up from
< Sorthen secrrlae. reooRersd srors ls 2
% L. Ane-1cso Can issues d.cIne1 The
r 800 s :. ne srS s15ss f.ga = to Z Sd Eslles
aete. "A early decline. wa. tskea- i haad saa
I..sked CO from % 70 lsls% Jspznese new
SHr- ckanEcd he1ss al a Frxniun q : -
e. CENT. Rosk island new & and Mexican
ssn1ard On Was variable. declins f-ga "a 10
q al ten re~cove-ne 70
The Metal lark
New rogk Nov z-The -Loadz n la-ks.
1s h.sae1. closing a; fISs &c 81 for
grot and q. y. for .utu-ek Locally, tic mar
ssns quoted a little higher in sSae isstansss
md .he e.nersl rz1r. benz IS Cos
e ~. .,'s s. ss' 5 5s E ii q ss & q; : q IHa sss r ss,s-se
q % % Cd LecaIiy there was no change Lake
se, 81 =; e. sa !. q asi s:rq agss At a 81 -
a 81 IN the Loadon uarket Locally quotations
esans rss 5. Tsasss 70 - the ,o ol s5s ks u !.
9 e Glsssg~ nd g: sss g Z Ndd,.ssoEo:
EoThen- No. / foundry Southern aid No !
FIX "a sss sasns1 soss o are ss1sea ss ss.'s
Few Fork Money Market.
New York Nov. E.-Ncasy on cal nm- se
loans n-m: 70 eays- 50 csvs and 6 months -z64
s ss-rfiar .1shan1e easseg. Win aetna
fast1ef. u Ssnse- Hills a. 1-gsf4-S% for d.
1uandsaad AZ 4-SssG4s ss5 for S-dar bills: poss-
I'd rrrey 4H& IND xSssSl IS. commercial hlrf=
Observation-Disclosures dollars &c. Gore-nnsa.
boa6s stesdy-, railroad bonds Irregular
Wool
Ic3dsa. Nov. s.-The bidding was nct.-. At
The wnclx sales friday. Prices were IN sers-x,
fsyo-.Ihe olersaEs csnsissd g Z s~uns-1or
seiecccu amounting n leSts bales Ssff><
eoid ~ extreme zEtez 10 h1-se and continental
bcyex Soureds IN 1oe crnds-lnu r-es as<ere5
nd sEoeranr clothing realized = 3D. CPe CT
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
MISSOURI TRUST ISSUES
LEAD LOCAL SECURITIES.
BOTH STOCK AND RECEIPTS
STRONG.
General Tone of the List Is Good,
but Investment Interest
Is Small.

Missouri Trust was the active issue in
yesterdays market for local securities
Both the stock and the receipts were well
taken. the range on the orner being from
slA 10 SIS. nj sales Of the latter being
made at sis.a ana Slz5.
Boatmen's Bank at Sc5o.5o also was q
strong spot National Bank OF Commerce
eased Of 10 SE-
In the traction group there was little &C
tivity. 4 small lot Of United Railways
preferred was taken at SIS. and the 4-peT-
cent bonds were about steady at 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
RECEIPTS AND

Provisions were steady. as a result OF
the small ruu OF hogs at the yards. Trad
ing was entirely local and % small vol
ume. At the close Jar pork was up 81
TIC at S2-S5, lard was unchanged at 3,
ribs were up 2 shade at ss.5t16L5z.
Estimated receipts for to-mo--ov-
Wheat 3. cars; corn, Us; oats. Is; hogs
200 head.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
Firm Tone Prevails in Corn
Owing to Receipts and Kan
sas Reports.

BIT ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chicago, Nov. ~l-IncTeasei movement
of grain In the Northwest HAD 4 dePress-
ing influence on the wheat market here
to-day. Ideal haT.est weather - Arsen-
tina was an additional bear factor. Az
the close Dec, wheat was of =Q7sc. May
was down sac. Corn showed a gain OF
$.c. Oats are NJ 500 Provisions are
unchanged 10 7i.c higher.
Under the influence OF liberal receipts
il the Northwest and Of reports OF ex-
cellent harvest weather in Argentina the
wheat market opened a trihe easier, Dec.
was unchanged to Lc lower at s. 10
si.esis. May was shade 10 l.q2sc down
at 81 TO a.0ai=. During the carly part
Of the day a disposition was manifested
among small holders TO even up ove- the
holiday AS q result OF this selling the
market made a further decline, Dec. going
TO E.ua<QI0S5s. May sold OF TO a-@isa
1.0s4- For a time trading was very quiet
and prices held around the low point.
Toward the middle OF the session senti-
rnent became quite bullish.
One cause OF the improved tone vas i
decrease in primary receipts, arrivals TO-
day at Kansas City and St Louis bsing
only about one-half those OF the corre-
spending day a year sso. another factor
WAS the continuance OF drought condi-
tions il the Southwest The Kansas crop
report noted considerable damage through
that State.
Late news Of the Northwest also favored
the bulls. demand for foCT at Minneapolis
being somewhat improved.
RALLY CAUSES ADVANCE
On the rally Dec. advanced to $751; and
May TO s1.1els All of the gain. however.
was lost during the last hou-. profit
taking being largely responsible for g
break in Dec TO si.S2:. May declined TO
S.s1s9l.@- The market closed easy,
with Dec. at s1-os&s Tl.gS5s. Final quota
tons on May were Sl-osSs
C~learances OF wheat and -four were
! equal to 800 bu- Primary receipts were
1880 bu-. compared with 1855 so bu- 4
go reported receipts of Les cars. against
rS cars last week L ~ cars q year ago
CORN.
A firm one prevailed in corn, as a re-
suit of small local receipts and OF the
showing OF the Kansas crop report. claim
ing a shortage of u.onl.g rn bu.. compared
with the Government figures. Shorts
were good buyers and there was also
liberal purchases OF Dec by several prom
changed at 80. sold between 4sSsc and
4szc and closed at !essc. May ranged be-
tween 4J@sa 45i.c and closed al 1850 Local
receipts were - car. with ! OF contract
grade.
Small local receipts caused a firm tone
in oats. The arrivals today were the
smallest in six months. Trading was ex-
tremely quiet Dec. opened q shade lower
at 2S.sc, sold Up 10 "9isc and closed al the
top. May ran between 3ilxG3l2sc and si--
and closed al Siax 1Sl;-c. Local receipts
were 50 cars
PROVISIONS.