The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
Wool.

Lah q Ill %iss Amsora % 'oat iiai. M
Iijsss i'f Ss;:::: s ST. S SSSEs { { is;,.s: 3 81 !,
,sa nl sfisx snH o see eIs s at f! sn % &c n to SC xa per p. p; less.
Miscellaneous.
geese sH IN small SKIS ae sse. IN f isfss SKIS. tt sis. s alHs
&c . u small s'G ;s u ,ares sss.: ,G Cd white Ssasis:
chicken &c: tarkeyHtail isc. wing Sc. pointers &c.
wing Wing =, and tall lSS; wins s!ns tail and pointers &c.
o1p5fEEs SEER s aSfsNY.f ETc: s.fi fass deer Essi skin. Csc per
ID. Texas at sic; antelope i5c per Id: goat go
Z fELTs@fa At s;isS pei peI,s H. a, f? 81 pt tG Soc,
ssssSe. Southern 8 amG at ssS 3 ] ! 9o shea sn ! a. 'a s5sss C:
dry So sseeSk. tallen; etc. 5ase per n:
a. ltc: golden seal at sec:' May apple at &c:
ssse;' w Al BARK Of ' roet &C. c. bark s.is' Of sh .lee sa C:
blood 2iS;c:. blueflag &c: skullcap leaves &c: sassa-
STOCK PEAsEsWRippoorwiIl quotable noml-
nally at 81. soe1. 80 for prime; COW pease s2.io.
CASTOR BEANs-Bid $3.50 per bu. for prime
in Gsr lots; small lots and inferior less.
SoTToNsEEp oIL-summer yellow a. Sec:
Observation-Disclosures sale at s2.s5as per 100
Dkl fs6. : Quote: Apples -Evapora.ea
sM ae tr pee.a,nfS at ri jes ssnI p ! quarters ecs At 80
GRATED nnreeled halves at &c and sun-dried at 10
DRIED GREEN -PEAsE-Iobbins from store a.
'l25; Scotch 8: 30; split s. 20
,o Maa1E way from Store ak ss a. sep per 1 bus. :
screened at $. 81 per bu. Country at slal.5
PEI MS Ss; L!%a ssan .se at 5:ss mse Bfa p picked in s.,,
demand; offerings liberal; gray mixed 1lkalAc:
q 81; $ss a,ss: XX e.. q s,sgssi , XXSxs at s Sssis In IN
gasoline sarst ssa sH VINEGAR ssc: black ok o aHFa ass: Iia.s saf
Sc; mOlasses soc: lard ties, ssc: i5c off for each
BROOM coRN-1n fair demand and steady.
~RoNEs-chSiee bIsached at sis per ton: other
kaeRA II" IRON L :" AND Per 100 lbs. I:
MrSrsh Iron ass: heavy sss cast 40 see; ma,leable pc:
b s,ess s; %: !, heavy e. y.I brass sl2; copper sls; zinc
y FA s,ie. MA, ANT !, TT1Es les = SIC; =
for mixed to 81 Tor choice white rice.
Il, . ssss'nf Il : g ssss and e; ssia. ssss saGar s.s1tafh a. and q
s :ssa s1i s1 sc ,i f. 81 6at 2. ga anS ga i sss and 5s . W e
and sitais: q e 9 inch Ct sssas and sisais: sis
lnCn at xJS8fl anu 1GyH-S. lA1lt1-lncn At S{S and
Isl Is; f fs@ia iass ct ffs ID ssfh and a . sEssa ab bsl. slss
81 s. re. ; sss { r.; r.! s Il! E. ,ss ;SRsss &, i 6 s! =: si; s;s A;a II 50
81 SIS and SO; hickory axIss at $40. Cedar at .s5
i Gss {. sn See si's syeaRR Sses al a. s hts Il for nee snsn: aasaES.
s on9oo %: 2HrI rsn at .isS It i Sda Sos anG ~ ,n SSt;
Il Ess is I'd rs sSGFs %o: 1 si sss}. az i i. H. II e. :. ss : sSs
Orders higher. BULL
New York, May ss.,coree-spot Rio dull; No.
q ,o.day.s coffee market; The: opening was
ssrr xa'eh selling San Fe sas for d locais a ,sf s ssSs as sae
count and based almost solely upon heavier
n European markets. Absence Of speculative
s sugp sss made ma,s,n 4. s; EASY x. for a.n the bears; While hold
rant further opposition 70 a lower market. The
ioser. ~a TOTAL Easy sal s,'h ws RT''i is.o Se' bags 8 to ' 10 %R !
I1 1Eat AZ IT, s.+S&5 asc; Sept: 6.5Sc: Oct. s.eoc: Dec.
sa ssE III hS5.. .s @as s'sN ss; ssassitss. s.'' q .. ss.
s. Sss 5 o; i:;sss; fs.iss Se 4 rs S a sssSse g sS'ss, open
MoIasses quiet: centrifugal Tal5 ss'0no' z"s'c'
Dry Goods.
ha Ses again heFs si,e MsS i Hs;7 .DS, msss., bad .,o, weather
ggTIosiRs e slow ,sr0u EhO Mall orders Sf an or
.saosaiSls s" chsase in aO asot al msff ia a aiall; but es,. ns
or wooden goods. Print cloths inactive and I'M
Mems wear wooSens and sorst ted o ,i%w OF %,, ssle;
auotsble change. Dress goods inactive and If.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, May 2s.-Esgs-Receipt. to-day 1886
Cost; weather ani rs tend t. aeFs sise a ~i Sette the ,o Peey To Ing
general market. but as far as prices were con-
dirties there was a better demand. 'bb a, ehe;ck Rs
were dull at uncertain prices. Quotations !at
Lalsc: Kentucky and Southern. good to checks.
1oal1c; Kentucky and Southern. fair to good, gb
Zoe: dirties. fair to good. s,aGioc: other quotations
Butter. Cheese and Eess.
New York. May 2.-Butter-Receipts Ran
Sfss.; nR,n; Sssan gfsf I 1sg,9e: o factory iia,siss:
fancy small eoiored sssssas,se;s fancy @v'' small siifq wh,i:
S ssgsasi ,isisse! %.!,srn '; .siecI psF5 isa, Western
Dried Fruits.
New York. May es.-The market for evaporated
light demand for choice and fancy goods H"' Ws, % q
quiet one. and prices ruled about as last quoted.
State s ss%T isnsy $685. ssss;e pr, esi,i ssatss a,i ssSif ;su Is
ruled inactive; p.unes a.a Per h.. as to size
Ssf Ss.''' fe~ae ass'e9'sas1s is,i aaas.se; aa SseE rf *
fetal Market.
New York. May "a slightly higher level
was maintained in tin in the local and foreign
metal markets to-day. The cause for the strength
was attributed largely to a renewal Of the spec
ulative movement. together with q better turn
London the tin market closed steady ut q rise
at Eli 1os. After = quiet day the local market
was finally frm in tone at SCI. PAGES IS. Copper
absence of Sellers. the close being steady at
% SIS Sd for spot and 50 15s for future. Lead ruled
and abroad. spel.er was dull and nominaIiy uns
changed at Q.e59A Domestic iron markets were
Ss.so@lo.5o. Northern foundry 81. 2s6lS. so: South
ern foundry $146lb.5o. and soft Southern $50
15.N. Glasgow warrants closed quiet at 5ls "a
and Niddlesboro "a ID.
Hides and Leather.
steady.