The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-19

Green Hams EtSIcar lots /: Q: b: E. side hsl
Clock GR sas dsl. 81 ns slass sisas 70. b lslnssra az ;s,f From TO- On n
as IN average. CALIFORNIA; 6isc; New Ior
cribs It 7.5sc c. i. I. Bxd. lots in a jobbin
y Tay ss Sides ha at .: shorts sei # "a. al s s,l.ss at as ''. IS
average: plates 1T &c. Dealers charge highe,
Bacon.Bxd. $: c. meats 1obbing: :Breukfas
bacon at from 9i$c for heavy to l2c for choic,
Caliiornias at 7'suaasc; New York shoulders a
&c; Plain smek,d bhd. meats in a j9ibbins wa!
clear sides ut s@sc. bellies at s&@slec. as In
ayerage; plates at ne. Dealers charge higher
sa Tsll S,s PantG;s: no Sb1 ! at s Ais No q, z IL 4s sgg4ss
Grease-small irregular lots country: Brown
Brown at 3.a4c: yellow at 4lsgiHc: white at
..Besf-on orders. barrelcd: Plate at $3.50: Fulton
tongues at lii@c per ID.
Poultry, Game and VcaIs.
heavy toms &c. cnicKens-Choice light Sikc;
heavy hens Sc; old ROSTERS &c: STACEY young
ROSTERS 4i9a9c: broilers. 9 lbs. and under. lsc.
'IDKIssEb POULTRY Turkeys-L,sh. hens.
..sc; heavy SaS,ac; old ROSTERS SC. Ducks Zoe.
undrawn. All poor stock. including discolorcd.
thin; serawny. etc. nominal.
only: bucks. per doz.eMaIiards S.. 40; sreen-Wing
teal Sig: mixed 81 Jack snipe sl5o. -..u.
thin and roafh at saas4c.% Sheep at sais: thin
ewes and bucks at ea3c per lb, Spring lambs
at 21sGsc.
Fruits and Vegetables.
APPLES-Quote: Baldwin at $aq2.50 for No,
No. S I; russell sets2 at TO- :I taHcy kings a sa at s, Is. and
"ssTKIWBERiRiiEsN.ouote::' Fiofida in refrlsera-
tor carriers sold mainly at 2oc. but fancy stock
lrufigbf pIp nor nf iSYlll and soft lAsSl md in
Ventilated cases ut l54l.i2c: Texas S3qi per
srR. Faaty ns1eis s at s Els Sa q. ehoic s'a doi S aa
sTI aeqi III 5 oI stock oi ,d n0minaIl E,o les; b PRIZE s amd
Tussets auo,able at s.: 7:Gs per box. Jobbins
'Fii s~M iSS Ser sSs hi sound 'o Gnfy: '9 New lS's Messina a,
s2N3.21 per boz: California on trk. at s.. 4p2to
for choice and s2t5p2;.5 for fancy. regular sizes:
'0 SahirPo 'issl l'f rPE iEsf# winter Nellis
aH eot toitsF TseE5s az ss6s az :ss.g Rsf per FTP i.oo se1i a
EANANAs-ouo,e at 1901 per bunch on
GRAPE FRuIT-ouete Jamaica extra large
end ais Flo. !. at at 6 !; to Us s. per per box ez'''''a'A at ''S''''
PoTAToEs-NoFthern stock on trls.: wiscon-
mon to fair to 40a4lc for choice bright. rural at
37q$sc for common to fair to 4oGiie for choice
led nsds. mixed at ssa.se; michigan rural at ssgi5c.
according to quality: seed varieties-red-cut rose
triumph at sl.O5 in ! j%obbing. way for choice skd::
Red River early Ohio at GSqI0c: all bug: eaten.
frosted. Inferior and stock affected with dry rot
per oS bG.Mios 4sts f for ians red 5 E.Hes at worth 81 . aso ut
81. 4Oal.45 per bu.: white at $50. Soft. skinned.
small Hae in M aSs,s s0m fs = i, less; ehole. North.
f s5n at scs sisa9 s,c.l per is,s ton pe asl;; c frS1sn' Ike lO9 ns;
er ats rs 8 $50 for small mai ssa,sf; ~ s,asn ,o-
small Kaiamazoot dull at ic to Is,sc per doz.
ct cAyGL [IP!L SR1E3i2leo as s' e Rsd coz California a.
eog2 per crate; stale and yellow nominally
ToMAToEs-Floriaa at 50 to $3.50 for mail TO
s mesium me s9a aas si.4sa !T per- ia4 lsSal lRsss er nse s-'askst
small n1!l,, t SG ss 81 Z Tor choice per is,bu; crate ;,s
s.. 0d4 per bu. box in well-fllled pkgs. Mexican
green at s.. 50a3 and wax at $2g2.5O per 6-basket
CUCuMBERs-New Orleans ~quotahle at T5Iooc
per doz; Eastern dollhouse sell at sl.5o per doz.
Florida at ssa3.5o per 6-basket
PE~PPERs-choice Florida at s2a25o per g.
NEW PoTAToEs-ouote Bermudas at $3.50 per
LETTuCE-New orlean. receipts poor in quail
ity. hence dull at ,l.5Oa2 per Dbl. choice worth
81. Homegrown sells at zoe TO 4oc per bu. box
ESpIyEsLouots Ssw Orleans At $3.50 per Dbl.
kAhisIfhsmiSs 60aa.e choice pSF s1 iesx red q, g, %
e hFt IS! e; s sPKio Ta!ss sI;sSal;s'. a. .oassc per
GREEN oNIoNs-ouo,e Louisiana 1-s-bu. bxs.
BEErS-ouote New Orleans at &c per dozen for
and zoe for small lunches. Old at soc per
C~ARRoTs-Quo,e New Orleans at 21c per dozen
Old Northern at 81 per Dbl. and in bulk
n .oc per 100 Ids. DEL on orders dealers charge
.T~URNIPs-New, orleans new, quiet at .l59
KoHLRkEIschoice large New orleans a. s5c
sPINAcH-Choice New Orleans at 2oa25c per |
iGN. s sTI GREESs%ch6 1Ss r Sew % 6ri ieose. 9, IN
! sack: damaged and out Of condition not quota |
sHALLoTs-New Orleans 15c per doz, punches.
PARSLEY-New Orleans curly quotabie at l5c
% IS ssF DE-: nsse5a!ns e 9u s,zs Ct s Bs he ner
BY Il halhf 81 e5ss5s; 'i BbDlgs per at s0l; $50, hal,
E PoTAroEs-steady. Quote home
.ansemond at SOC per bi: loose, and at $3.50 per
,bll. for Bermuda and Sis for nansemond on
HoRsERAD1sH,,ouote homegrown at 1875
MusHRoo8s6bnil a, ssss se;g per PIT ii. crate
Wool was dull and weak. as there was little
lemand and offerings were heavy. Prices were
Hides were weak, and green salted were lower.
Receipts were mostly inferior quality.
Furs were dull and weak, as offerings were
The market was dull and lower yesterday. as
wing to the spriIglike weather buyers, were
bN dhiiiS Hoiu. INfNtlplS Wei HedNN |
,ut not as large as the shipments. and other
markets We're weak.
Re- ,li sipt s" at ST. s.. LOUIS sksS we're err SIS s.s7i cases asasn and ship
DAIRY PsRRSoDUcTs.
Br.ter-The market was dull and lower on ex-
IA creamery Monday, as the Elgin market was
&c lower. but other grades were unchanged.
Flieia was practically no demand and offerings
iIsts 1salsc; seconds 16a17c. D~alry-Extra i6a
&C; irsts 1ial.c: grease &c. Packing stock 1oc
or Food to &c for moor Iiilp-n ma ctset-Eytrn IL |
rise: firsts 1saisc. fRsOoii-7c' for good to iossc for d
hoice.
2 J e:e't New York d"'n nfa i'sf il Snhsnes li'i Is Lar al e.
WIGS liai5c; brick 12dl2lsc.
T~urpentine ana RosIn.
NeET York. March 1s.-Turpentine easy at s7,49
savannah. Ca. March ls:-spirits turpentine
rm at 3iilac. Rosin firm and unchanged.
Petroleum.
New York, March 1s.-Petroleum firm.
ertiticates. no bid: shipments 49,, s3I; average
l.iis: runs 1851 60; average $4,000.
Wool.
Ne- Fork. March lS.-Wool dull.
London. March lS.-The offerings at the wool
uction sales to-day numbered s.Sl2 bales. The
business showed a hardening tendency. Some
ictorian and Queensland greasy merinos were in
nd German buyers operated freely. but the home
rade secured the tulk of offerings. Several par
rs k N TSsa E heRs Cape S Of Go6 sTe aGpe ~ and S ssnsh
Did well; Following are the sales: New South
!. ''eS Victoria s I fa'f i,ses secures Saies: 'p sreasy "a ia f5saSs so eSg
s as:ralia 100 bales: greasy sA@id. Queensland
100 bales: Secured iaas4d. New zealand
ape % Va'e Good sio Hope a and Natal asd' So s5t Bales ;t greasy
4G5d. Punta Arenas $500 bales; greasy 4h4
Metal Market.
New York. March 1s.A decline Of Il IS in tin
, London caused considerable selling pressure