The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-18
Wool.


i New York. sept. la.-WOOI uuI-
wool auction sales opened to-day. The attends
| emf from ali quarters. The selection OF I'm
bales offered was of good quality, and brought GU:
per cent advance ana merinos. were 10 free de-
mand at s per cent higher prices, Cross-breds
S Ssrs IN Food re eapess at a" ; to y 4 per cent 1T advanee
and coarse grades a, , par to eo; + per Gs s1hs ad Ss5rsr
rates. CAPE Of Good Hope and Natal WOODS sold
quickly TO the Continent a, an advance of ; per
ESQ bales: scoSred asais Cd: greasy ss.@lsisd
Queensland. 900 bales: secured so sadais ~ =;
Tls Sd: greasy saloi4d. South Australia: Ism
s bales: s sssssy s a. al''! New W Zealana auf s.ss5 bfa.l IS?
Hope and Natal. 100 bales; secured 7ddis ID;
Boston; sep : r xe1hsa; sene 20 Ct x tRs sSSl mnr ;Ss
movement in wocls has been quieter than for
some time past. These conditions do not appear
say that the quiet market is only 10 be expected
after the free purchases Of the past Few months;
While wfi MANU- mahusae easrses a nS free BUYERS to cover %rl
dsrs they are not inclined to pile UP Wool ,rd be:
continue, 10 head the list Of sales. the call being
largely Tor fine woods and for coarser grades Of
is quoted on the scourel. basis of i!iGi5c. with
fine medium ,saHnno =, ,Sgi; sr,d Elee .s,,, T99ls 81 si sTsr, sgt
hoods, while prices are held about the same.
anu sns as 9Ria ss az t So sad IS a asSSf sssvs
2saeic: delaine 2sr2,c: No. , %canbfng ~es12Gc;
NO. = tHu. oIct-tlEHSns u,.'ph - N."s- o"A
@ofXSlo Mi shasaaa 2 a,a-: So. ii''Mshis siissan Gambling IA
s ssa.i so' fine I ID GeIasne a4@s5c. unwashed medium.
s ss.- :,ssss,: ,hr and o, Indiana s SSs5te sos: a. ssgsi
aunrter-blood combins 1920; tnree;eiEhths blood
bssiscM saaia so sns iad lisise sso arrsi'2 4.a4s ssoI s,ee
niejlum. i4@,sc: secured iea,sc: staple Isaii5c:
isia@ iss: '' sceaied wv iiai4s SyO fina t'm ed :" isss q:
SECURED, .9a,sc. staple i7al7e: sgonre1 ST..
s;perfine .sG14c: super f0aTIc. good 6sGc,cc: az
Butter. Cheese and Eggs.
New York. Sept. ..-Butter-Rereints 1l.sSa
mixes: firm: State dairy HAST; creamery 15,iEs
sslis; 1 II Re. p nsss f 6"i.5 and i3a Steady: S fasey iaFse
cc,o'eG sc: fancy large white s7sc; fancy small
eoloIea s,hc ssdn 90 dc. white ,h sEG pro,,,co r,cbonv.
to-day the butter narke. was steady: crea,nerics
lth9ac; dairies laIiic., Chess steady at 9aaioac.
Kansas CITY M..; sent; i7;mEsss h higher; fresh 81,
nc doz.. loss on rases returned.
Petroleum.
chieasa: Sept l1EIsed p9ul,.y steady; turkeys
Sugar.
New York. Sept. 17--Raw steady: fair re-
flning 2 5-lsc; centr'f'cal. SO test. Sssc: molasses
t]r nsm o ysiIes 4 has ses Seconds %s: .assso.q 'iSss ela sses
s'eaas' centrifugal &C c %
N Sey , 1Ssk: Sept Sept: Mia T;Mco Sa's,: eSta5 s.s s sssfas:
Petroleum.
New York. Sept. I.-Petrolcurn dull.
Oil City. Pa. Sent. tI:-Credit balances SIS:
certificates. no bid: shipm MS s.. 1906; average
IS, '3i; runs 81. ISL: average T7.1s5.
Dry Goods.
New York. Sept. 11.-The market continues
quiet in most departments. Bus,ness in black
goods Is a feature. hut the demand has not been
Gs large as generally expected Prices are firm
for both staple and Ia CIV cot0 fabrics. Bust
ness In piece silks and ribbons 40 fair and prices
firm.
Manchester. Sept. firm. but not ac-
tive. Yarns strong.
Dried Fruits
New York. Sept. 11.-The market for evan
GRATED apples was steady 10 firm all day on lib
eral out-of.toun orders. hut prices were not
ouetably hieher. State common to s,ud 5Gsc:
prime snGsIc: choice &c. fancy tiGsiSc.. CALI
fornia dried fruits ruled dull but steady at old
prices Prpnes Apricats-Royal sE013e:
Moor PARK s8uc. PeAcASs-Fesasa not1c; m