The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Nov. 2.-FTour-Receipts 43rl
market dun and unchanged. Rye -four G Il
sales 30 bbls. Buckwheat -four steady. Corn
m mfsl aqie,- :, Rye f3 mo n9ni q T., B T q x, slow Low Wheat
80. ! Nor.hsrn Duluth s.lss3. I. Q. B. :. a aaoat;
NO. ! hard Manitoba nominal (. o. b. afoat:
except, for a brief early advance. wheat was
unsettled and generally weak to-day; reports
and with big receipts and a heavy increase in
worlds stocks. promoted active liquidation after
closed sl1gE; Jgly t~L0g:SIea, e!ossd sLd59;;
EGO ba; exports 40 bu.: sales 1000 bG. fue
lures, 10000 hu. spot; spot easy: No. 2 nominal
No; 2 white 55isc; option market was dull here
and easier on good weather and the large re-
slossd size: Dee: @.q6ssc. oats.Recsipts
- ou.: exportn %, bu; spot market dull;
lbs; 1890; options nominal; Feed Irregular;
Irregular. Hops firm. Hides. Gather. wool and
beef firm Cut meats steady: picked bellies
Nov. elosed sL25, nominal: refined easy: cont.
nent SO. Pork steady. Tallow firm. Cotton
low 25sa0sc. Petroleum STEADY. Moias es' firm.
Casa uG,ea E sot o.. esi MSy: ~ -Gloxs seed cIossd-
March $ 77's. Prime aisike $50: prime tim
MAY s@9 sIoos .'l July S Sc: SmW Roo > Rafd , ss5as;
i;cS: No. 3 a9cdsI .o2ii: No. 4 eJcGu: No. 2 red
eaTneb O.: IL, 4 .i: Mag 1i g; Ns, ! s,s ssas Sc,
z mixed 45Gac; No, 3 t3gi2ISc: No. 2 white
ssasac. 9 Har .tead ' " eSeice tim timot HS: s ! Ss :;
choice prairie t7:5eds. Rye steady. &c. Re-
1a G5aom-"hea' i=''S'o' corn 1850: cats
Hvoroool. Nov. zs-closinE-spot wheat nom
nm; Is lod: futures quiet: Dec. Is SD: jan
Peoria, Nov. 9-Corn active. steady: No. 3
new Ad &c; No. 4 isaic: no-grade 4oha2c.
Wool.
Boston. Nov. ga firm tone prevailed in
the wool market. with the i5caI supplies no
ticeably reduced.
wool auction sales closed to-dav' The oYeg'
inge amounted TO II, 1853 bales. including a large
N snRR'y clips S5 s sfsasy Ho rs = Were we're n in spI4Itsd
demand and sold at the highest price OF the
series. crossbreds sold readily and a few lots
sales in detail: New South wales. Zoo bales:
i seogrea 90 19dg 81 I'D; s sT,rs 3 s5aGis I'D: Queens,
lid. Victoria, leo bales; secured is Ilzda2s;
greasy 5dTis gid. South Australia. so bales:
srsasy Staiid. New zeaisni. J. % Sales:
greasy S1.5d@1s, 3i4d: Cape q Good Hope and
closed firm. Mey!los were In steady demand
throughout the series: fine greasy merinos ad-
5 per cent. while faulty and Inferior grades
we're unchanzsd. Fine lambs wool was un-
Fine crossbreds advanced 5 per cent and me-
dunn and coarse l0al5 per cent. Fine secured
o. Good Hope and Natai, wool opened IN
dearer. During the series 1855 bales were
taken by home buyers. 1900 for the Continent.
held over for the 1906 sales.
Boston. Nov. 9.-The wool market has been
tone prevalent. The quiet tone results from
a genuine scarcity Of wool in the grades chiefly
in demand a4s n TRe s suEPilns s Far ehonss vSol and %
supply the trade for the rest OF the year. Ter
g r,5HFy n wGils h1 pSi,s s9ls 9rs s5ssly are In t the generally ne III.
y Eno,e prices; the foreign market Fist i5 hTmsr:
s Elns 1ss1lssa5Tiss;ss "a Ssa @sa1 sss l saasS, nn %s %edlan
ans 15aise: dae medium nIzalse; medium Z
medium s3a2ie. Montana-Flne choice 21a22c;
312Ic average c1d22c.
The Visible.
New YORK. Nov. Especial cables and teIe-
street's show the following changes. as COM
pared with the last account: Wheat-United
2.sss.0D bu. aiioat for and in Europe increased
2.9oo,0p Total supply Increased SOS, 800. Corn
les. increased 1i2s. oo5 bn. oats@Unitcd States
and Canada east of the Rockies. increased rs
@ srs .s ss g, l sat N l ihfGta5sa i sspss'f b,. t a. c1 sssk
Land: 1900 bu. at Coteau. Io9y1oo bu. at Og-
esrsb.rg: 14os bu. At Port Huron and 1900
500. go bu. at the Northwestern interior eleva-
tors and 10000 bu- at Louisville.
Petroleum.
OIL City. NOV; 2s;-credi balances ,1.eo: GER
as! ..s sye srsss' ss.sii.s Rans@Lim n:pl Dts: aver-