The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
Mi.ccu%ncous Markets.

EErKAP K A%a MET1LS-ir5n trough,
. yer Ice lbs; h~a,y asst ~. steel and "la'!ta.
-L,sh; s.; heavy 81, Copper si-.,1. Lad So.
GGcPEHsTCgT In car lots on trk stav.s-
Cottonwood rger hbl !G.s2a5. ~ s.: h2!f ~ ~
~hoops-FloGr tbl. ifaA", fa- cooper, s. ieE
i Iasi ,IrIe eAl t.. g5li vi hal. II so I'm pS y a'i bIi ga"
CCOPEHAGE-Lari is. SIls: pcTh aSls. si9'
hoo. 90. s4G3Sc. half bbls. &c. niea; bbIs. &c.
'RRiRo0GCuRN N5nn.insIiT 40 TO $50 per ton.
BEEsWAX-FiIra. - m" r. per p avail
IEAIHttS-IEfn- !a0tr-N mite. - IN tTl8.
and SOC in l&Egr ~ a e.; %h,te. ot; : =
for small. FNs p4cks-" "itc .tGSle. oak 80
Suc. chicken +iic- IrrArE .i.!E @'F', tail syc,
tai 90. wirs and POINTERS =. pointers -.
bLLt.>h4NE friut 20 PR H. aai.i.re le;
ROOTS Ginseng al firm So for small :" $50
I,ink &c. SSoilra -ai 5aiac-ald ,s5,;h more:
May ape 2t-!=' sHak" eggEr. bia'k %uic, an.
ss:.'a ga ,I wah' s,i bag s,,, IF Tot - 6 It'll 9aTk .s IT
leaves 3-ec. FOR prime &:een sassaf-ss bank A..
fore hs,,;s sn'p;eG % market,
snEEr rEIIs.weol seifs at eosgfl: lamb
WHITE u cha,-e bard P,rE-i pea beans
store % WESTERN 81
dark and tfoh~a g Tor ;css. Extracted ard
rlT4ined in b.. ta''.c. and In cans &c Ter 10.
at sc: r. ~ per FsL lsSs1s r car Z cls5or S2is ia
bills. peE Mo l ~: 40 9 io'sc
Hides and Leather.
New Yor@: May Slides nrm. L.other
heavy weights. 2~fa-5tsc,
Sugar.
New York May 2s.-susar-Ra~ steady; re-
New Orleans. May es.-sigar steady: open ket-
lie 3S.Q4 3-isr; opNn k"i-'e. centrifugal ti.ait9c:
F-rErAf.rIl TsliIVg s'tTa L. Tl.. AgHfTUHE HE. u 1 1 10
Mclasses quiet and nominal.
Minneapolis Flour.
Mlnneapolis MINI. May %-tl.nr SD Iran
&c: July CSn6,isc. sept. o|'-Upj4c on 'rk
! hard 6Tlsc. No. l Northern cysc: NJ. b.. North
The Visible.
Nav fSTf, A H. 5E.-!h e,,1 n,..sie FrPpiy OF
York Produce Exchange Is a. f!loma: Wheat
- 80 Gu i.cre9s~ , a. ~ In bars f-gf "a
tu.: increase a".gS hi. Rye 10000 bI d.
crease 5i.9w b. BARLEY si4~J Lu.. lacrosse
Dry Goods.
New york May 2s-Dry Gools-The Fall
cloths TO-DAY to lie basis II 5'.e for .S.'0cl
arr du:i without change ia prices. Moderate
change. Etcacaoi cottons slow ana irr'Ea.'r
cotton business Is limited and demand net all
previous prizes; Prints qniet IN h.th fincics
1lE -tAHFN"- t-A"A- hAdAt'AFA- NAttt HN14n
Cult. but steady.
Coffee.
New York. May .S.-C1ffee-Future4 o:.uri
steady 81 UNCHANGED prices tn > points advauc. on
light local demand. with sellers scarce. owing 10
fears Of further HGhonic plagu" cuhloI from
g::azil. but ruled very duh and f.at4relrss. fS!-
Tup-dn cables We're conflicting and uuh.ic sup
port entirely wanting. while spot supplies wera
neglected The TGa-krt advanced . points late
In the afternoon On covering. Closed firm at
Jily points advance. Total sales iL.O9 bags. in
GLIDING Nav at soc: June at Csc. July 6.suT
$50: Aug. at csc: Sept. f9tdt. Csc: OCT. 6.SJC:
Nov. :, Dec. I-2c. spot cJfce-Rto steady. No.
: invoice : ls-isc; mild narOet quiet; Cordova
si.gilc.
California Drict! Fruits.
New York. May 2S.--NHli@ not particularly &C
tive the market FOR svaTs.ratti apples continues
20 hold In LalT shape considering The season II
the year. country adylces We're favorable and
receipts smaller than anticipated, which served
to promote a steady Undertone II fully sustained
prices. Caiifrnia dried fruits. however. con-
TIME duh ana fe'.tureless. state evapnrated ap-
ples-'n r.inon ila..c, prime sa.H5c. choice $40
&c: fancy .ieVSc: california dried rrInes 3r.E.c
Fer h. as. TO Size and quality. Apricots-Royal
13t-aitc; Moore Park l5glsc. Peaches-Pecled
Wool.
New York. May 3.-Wooi dull