The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-15
Miscellaneous Markets.

chicken Sc: turkey-tail lsc. wing Sc. pointers &c;
DEER SKINS ETCIIfriHs deer skin. &c per
70 S5iss Zach: danasea out
sHEER fELTs@fu # aaic p efs 1T 1T 81 g! % prime me.
ssS sS so to amount u; 90 q .Or wool sne; con; lamb a!
'I K~o s51ss: ;alssn; e as fr ssse .i rs To- for small to s..
ar lie, ,siss scl tssy sea-. sl,PDs spr at I'd du ssnt sss: At se sss; p faii
dug Sc ;ns NAY apple sf s, q. 2, wsha snake At soc: black
bark Of tree 2Mc: blood ,2sc: .blueass Sc: skull
Gag sre tscfs' e sAs sf:s1stas 'i from aei s. Sia si fSs the ts;
best down e 3, ;2ss1 e. e. fer poor; =, -,
car GA lo,s: small lots and Inferior l ea; 'Or prime In
LINsEED Ira &c: boiled Sc: lc per gal
coTToN-sEED oIL-summer yellow at &c:
Vii" aEM rs EiDteT ssiips sale &c at aa ss.7 sa!fs per- s'f loo lbs,
81 Bkf fs sREE ! FGss Z: from ..sr. a.
Nj I asetf hr 9 SsL sGii; 3; e Ne. bean. =, -,
,ossins way IRON. store at 'ss.s Per fbu.: scresnsa
g SIS Per su =, Lima ;mnor beans cat e. ss n e. for caIi-
Market STEADY; machine, picked IL hes,
:, %ii ;ssd 5,sa' XXX Yaf at s iR1sssa5XS Xxx {! 'a q sas TX
EMPTY. BARREis-SOai oil; turpsntine and
i isssn oi and nd VANISH zs ss:' sSssr l 5. Shi. asgs: sc:
Go. half-bbls. sc: wine CSC; .suerkraut &c;
scs. Sc: ic on for each broken head; &c on
'4 ss sess h0S eoR Rising S;omlually firm. ouot.or.
per ton; Common at $50; fair at SIS; choice short
.BoNEs-Choice bleached at SIS per ton: other
kind from 80 to 81 rr -, a..
wrought iron Sc: heavy cast toc:. malisable SC:
steel sec-breakage 3ec: stove soc: burnt ?oc:
H are' ,s Pass Lead s:S .i.sa sea pewter era So 'H' copper 3d.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on a basis Of 81. 30 per
,,BAGGING AND TIEs-Bassins. I.-lb. &C: =
70; &c; 2alh. &c. Iron cotton ties si-1S per
Pop corn ION cob,-ouo,e range from sc
Grass alss' s~ e OF fnS,ss 1 sols r siSs a. $50 bid
fer prime new to arrive m month; The GG.t car
3: sds ssg rr ;sssa m lot sGl S-, On z s,s Z &C. Cl9 os Of, Of e ,% 3 ana sai
"f BRIE Ef'"1H Rr STfns nj o' ! few sts small lots of the
Fin suH TSes we're asaT msae from r. MI infe fs5 s sSas0 i1aiti
r rai choice ehe s'i Goods ste The r. ' market n 1 1a an n Hn'q sr@ Sf
S s1saId y the cfnTmnins,e,;pst,un turns s,o out to be as poor as
stock X, win ssrtsirly prevail Henes. thee should
e e . mo Eri BE enrs sae TO sre ss s sEai' q shi srs ssss9 an s ssa
Sihie. as there viii undoubtedly be plenty of the
Small ici: new aspiss: sun1sried f at PC. s sran:
LrMBER-From arst hands aau,ta,ion. rsrre
as follows: ropisE,l-inch a. se5aes and si7aI
, ,sisi.r At s ss ss's sna end ss1a, si's saaars s.tr-ipsh a, and =.
and snS 81 ;r 81 ,, ss ss7 st So and 81; SIS and up 9.
e, :ss : ;liass =: ! .:s g ! ' md 6. 6 s aasIi.: and q
am ft"''i sfl
!:;sssssss and .Issis. i4si..insh al '9 an
xsh.,-inch a sstass. and s.Sls. issisSs-i..ch
h fSs%s' Walnut ssi a''a af 50 g ana q 80 ,ns and a; S. 80 c End s.
Clear and second at se5. common $40 and culis
s.. &c Cedar slea as ss. ss F. and sna s,s .!si hl Sa.s. at a1 s.: s sd
S0 each. according to size. sycamore at SO for
ana Il. ce.t samMo 90 inar rnn az se s,.a a .2' sas
sosre, % ;r,he. and over At So; bum at sss
- and sisarcchcics Lo1i-iana worth more. Ma.
pie at Ss for soft. Orders higher.
Wool.
Boston. Mass. Aug. 1.-THE American Wool
WOOL trade: The market is active 10a and s 81 nne
An enormous bushes: has been transacted when
time this year. The demand has been from al,
f1s's on 81 som %sN sood,sise anf els s@a'a Of md sSrm SG,s .fs,
OF Oseeon VOLS. the agsregate transactions in
pounds. 1t is known that some large deals are
pending on spot woods and woods to arrive, when
for q few weeks to come: on foreign woeis some
large ,, ,TsnsaS Ths are likely TO materialize az
STawinx to a close and by next week mos, Of the
estimated that hardly more than 3 per cent OF
the clip OF that State has been consigned. the
XII nfAs the e't other e. s states aas'n and Sse TeI Rdsshesef ha Satri iias:
wise been pretty well cleaned up. The receipts
bales. AGAINST ss.sss bales last week and ISIS,
The Gales for the week in Boston amounted to
nLs.S'S go pounds domestic and I go 900 pounds fo..
eifn. m3klng q totai OF lZ.sJo.tOJ pounds, against
q total Of Z. leo.0oo for the previous week and a
total Of SZs7. 800 for the corresponding week last
year. Shipments Of wool for the week ending
Aukuet Il we're e.15s. l55. This shows an increase
Of 49, 20 pounds over the shipments Of the pre-
vfous week. Since January l the total shipments
amount to l53. $50. 81 pounds.
Dry Goods.
New York. Aug. H-Some Improvement Is
noted. to-day in home demand for cotton goods.
but the market continues quiet Prices are IN
changed for both staple and fancy lines. Print
cloths are quiet. with sellers at previous prices.
In mems wear woelens and worsted staple lines
are firm and tending against buyers. Dress goods
continue dull.
Coffee.
New York. Arg. N--Conee-spot Rio quiet; No.
Z invoice 565ltc: mild dull. Cordova SE1lsc.
Sugar.
refining aisc: centrifugal ss test &c. Molasses
sugar 8 s,iec. Refined quiet
New Orleans La Aug A-susar quiet: cen
leases quiet: centrifugal 5G14c.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Aug: N.-Spot goods IN the mar
ket for evaporated apples remain quite firm at
fully sustained prices. Demand is fair and
holders are inclined to ask higher rates for de-
sirable quality; State. common to good. sac;
prime 7h6Sc; choice e0s4c, and fancy s16sc.
California dried fruits ruled quiet but steady at
unchenged prcee. Primes 3k4sc. Aprcots-
Royal thQl9c; Moor Park e611c. Peaches
ps6aed 041sc: unpesSsd e0o3fe J