The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-13
POULTRY.
Invoices In Transit Moderate and
Fresh Stock Higher.


New York. Nov. 12-Liye poultry receipts to-
day We're Western. Jobbers carried over
about cars OF stale stock. which is of un-
certain value. Invoices In transit are moderate
and fresh stock is held higher. Some holders
OF line Indiana chickens ana fowls asked Iyc
over SC.
Chickens Western fair to fancy sa9i.c: fowls
par 55no5c: Southwestern 45aj0c Geese
Advices indicate increased receipts from onio
cool and Favorable. and with a good demand in
progress the market fairly Well sustained.
spring Turkcys-Fancy selected. dry y-picked, l.g
i-.ec. average dry-plcked pi3salli.c; average
turkeys, average best hens. ioc; toms si lSc: SG
sroiiess. i Western fancy, under lbs. to pair.
dry-picked fancy loi2ulIC: average giades IJlt
lo'.c fancy scalded l0t2alic; scaaed prime loisS:
Western dry picked average prime yisc: scalled
.c: Southwestern dry-pcked 9a3iac; old cocks
sglgc. average best IitSc.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
New York. Nov. i2.--Butter-Receipts 5.4s7
lia24c; factory l3al5c. Cheese-Receipts s54
pkgs: steady; larse white l0izul0s.c: small
ored lJisnllc. Eggs Receipts 44is pkgs:
strong: Western T, ,gu!ar packing at mark l982ic:
Chicago Poultry Quotations..
Chicago. Nov. 12.-Dressed poultry active tur-
Dried Fruits.
New York. Nov. l2.-Only a fair tobbinc trade
was noted 70: evaporatei hpr.es. with the under
tone about steady at old prices. State common
Cal fina cried RED fruits aee nactss frunes Snles
we.. quoted f.om s.sa6i2c per h.. as to size and
lee Peaches. peeled. l6a-o,: unpeeled 619c.
minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis. M.nn.. Nov. l2.-Wheat-Cash
sd hIlN sc [. * n.,rl
5s'ac; NJ. Northern 76isc: No Northern 73islp
- Flour st pat, MT $40 $40; nd pat
Ss.2o42.oo. Bran higher; in bulk Sll.255sll.,o.
Dry Goods.
New York. Nov l2-The dry goods feature has
hiue prints &c to i&4c. Two otter lines have al
question is whether good BUSINESS will be done
At tns advanced prices or wneth,r transIc;i.ns
they viii not be able to take further supplies.
Other lines remain quiet and firm.
Sugar.
ce9t,i:qFS . test ~; m%iasses sugar ss.s 49,
NsT 1fsaTs NSy n ss Ggen s''s ys
granulated lS-lGmiisc; White I '-iGdiiac; vel
open, ke,tie 5Ia$8c ne Centrifugal ggiSc: 'i strip
STEADY at 22@zSc.
The Visible.
New York Nov. i2-The statement Of the visI-
ble supply o. grain in store and aaoat on satur-
day, Nov: 10 as compiled by the New York
increase 669.o0 bu: corn g. ;s5. .o0o decrease l. i9s
u0G. oats I26i2.lI0 decrease 1900 bu; rye lIs6
con increase 5000 bu.: barley 3Je9.Ooo. decrease
900 bu.
Coffee.
New York Nov 12.-Spot easy: No invoice
sisc Mild dull: cordova sigg l3l!c The market for
coffee futures opened steady at loal5 points de-
cline, and held fairv active, with weak under
tone. cables being weak. Receipts at Rio and
Santos still heavy. Closed steady with prices l5fp
"a points net lower. Total sales. S.. 100 bags.
Cluiing: Nov at .S5C Dec 6SUfi6 soc, Jan. ..Dc.
March 6.9oii7 Csc; May 7.05a7.l5 July 1907 I5c;
Sept 1.2yu SIC
Hides and Leather.
New York, Nov. I2-Leather quiet. Hides firm
Turpentine and ROsin.
New York, Nov. 12.-Rosin quiet. Turpentine
steady.
Wool.
New York, Nov. 12-Woo dull