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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ei Is" ez PsIs; ,, tss' spl: :s dsi and weaker s,,s
80. rye dull. Barley quiet. Barley NAL. dun,
wnea ,i,as, eis r.. .s'9 ESQ s ss:: !, e *: Or .., asa?ss No ~ )
red 7sc elevator: No. i Northern Duluth sssc {.
afoa,. Options were weak and heavy all da,.
reaching Generalization IN the afternoon un-
S Ss,. s'G Hrr1.sb H. sas,s.. a ae eSl!aps sao %t f sslIIn sr's snd
total absence of buyers. except for oe.aslo.s.
rhsr to- a ! Ie A. ssyort :, trade ID. made mad few a h m,nui I'm
Closed unsettled at iaI!sc ne, dssIins. MAY Nay
weak: No. : Sac elevator and is.e T. o. b.
ancat. Option market experienced a heavy deciinr
Under. a bear attack. facing big sales OF Icing
sPfn on ,.,i a,9p-'p P.., s.sss"' fo and !. P,g"s giaiie ae. aHd
ana ana a. Il, s, isxsr, NAY; KEY Es sSs's g., 80 sss ~:
closed NAc. oats-RecelDt III coj bu exports
4a5 bu. Spot es sier; No. 2 s9he: No. 3 2oc; No: :
western sSGalNc: i tpk. white sissassc., options
weak and lower with corn. Hay steady: Hons
Lard firm: Western steamed s.sc: refined trm
Continent 9Io,; $. A, s.l'c; compound 1900;
sSss :'" County, ns,i0w 'ps a".e' ire sa'y sasHa. cesiion:ssd
oil firm: prime crude s3c: do. yellow a''sc. hice
steady. Molasses steady.
ea as' ssse: s 20. i S Aesa a,T ils.s: No. : N Z
sssas5%S@e; Nay .,a as3ss; July H*e- Corn s''se;
Peoria. Ill. April Com lower. No; 2 sc.
Oats Inactive: No. 3 white 27Hc billed through.
Whisky on the basis Of $l.27 for finished gods;
es keHs July c's g.; M Cash A Eo. J hsyd ssgsss: s. w :
ss S; ga cash So e : :'f mixed asIa sos aS,;s: Ne Shtisss
4lc: No. 3 40Kc. Oats-No. 2 white .src. Rye
Maria Ms. r 90 e. ,aaS, ;;ss. tG!mS,hs go ; i;sssn: S aslls.
fancy 15IlEc. Eggs-Fresh 1l1c.
Liverpool. April 3.-Wheat CI.!a.: iadld lower:
May IS ilh.d: July 5s liSd: corn quiet; hahd
Reccipfs.Whea $500: corn $500: oats s.o~.
shlprnents-whea lCs. 800: corn 500: oats NONE.
Toledo. o. April 3:-Whsat active and lower;
cash 2sHc: May 2iNc. Rye s2sc. Glover seed ac-
tre and 1rm. 1899 primo $685.: cash $50: Oct.
49, q; North Lima sic; South Lima and In
Liverpool. April 3.-Iard-American refined IN
lails firm. l3s cd: prime Western In ties. firm.
~ q. Bacon-.Long clear middles; light; firm;
! H'' sa,! !, I "a g g +: "a SD,.n Eu'4 ss:''. STEADY 3 Msy
q Isd. Futures quiet; May % load; July Is 1oi:
Chicago. April Cash quotations were as fe!.
i4Hc: No: 2 red 7sa14lac: corn..No. 81: No;
2 yellow 4lc. oats.No 2 2e'se; No; g white 2yg
E ka|ss. sssssf fsss'nf A KS; ss'i St., TO choice so, T sa1,ss
western SIS: prime timothy seed s4o5; clover.
con:ract grade 81. Provfsions-Ness pork. lper
short short 'i riSs side. DO GooseS ,s.isss dry raitsd
shoulders tbxd) 6lGssc: short clear sides txdJ
.s.scds co. Whisky Gsssis Of high vines az.
On the Produce Exchange TO-DAY the butter
market, was quiet; cream.ries l'1gAc dairie:
fresh fZk012Lc.
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.HOkSES-Idbcral arrivals Of good quality SET
the market on q regular boom to-day, ana u
war a general remark among the dealers that
tie trade was the best Of any DAY 20 far THIS
year. The export trade was strong. ana among
saiee recorded 10 that OF q high-ciass MARI At
The stimulus In the export trade seemed TO ex.
tend to other lines. and a strong demand existed
among farm chunks. Taken as . whole the mar.
ket ~ quoted a full I'D per head higher on all
desirable o~rafters. drivers and harness horses
tnan II was two weeks ogo. a full force Of
buyers are here for the Big special sale that
begins Thursday. p
-itoTsc quotations.:
Heavy draft-common to good. 800 to SEQ:
choice to extra. $50 to Sis5. Farm chunks, l1U
to 1,SO ts.-Fair TO good. x5 TO So: good 10
e good. SO; 70 sl7s; choice to extra 500 to 81:
70 good; ~ to IS; choice e ea,r.; 80 e g.;
chunks. 1920 TO i,4OV lbx. to good, &9J to
sl1e: choice to extra. Sis to $40. Business driv-
rs-Fa to good. $50 to t11:. choice TO- extra.
3125 to $3.50. saddlcrs for southern uee-Fair to
good. SIS TO So: choice to extra. 80 to $40: fancy
gated and New York saddiers. $50 TO EDO. In
feTior small piugs. 3l2.O to I'D:
heavy work plugs. SIS 20 As.
MCLES-The same condition maintained TO-
day In the mule market as prevailed yesterday.
Arrivals were light. with quality hardly UP TO
the requirements Of the trade. The supply of
demand for farm and miner mules. and fndica-
lions point to q full clearance. There II o de-
mand for good 15.2 to Is hand mules. and but
few offered. Prices are generally quoted steady.
ard good. big mules might bring q shade better
figures.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-04
10Y IN THE POTTER
PALMER MANSION
Young Millionaire's Election to
.Alderman's Seat Delights His.
Fond Mother and Father.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. ILL.,, April a.-Honors PaimsFs
campaign for Alderman In the TWsnty-lrse
Ward. which was one Of the spectacular
features Of the e~lection. brought Nm So
cess through q majority Of LIZA over Helm
(Rep.l.
There was rejoicing Tuesday night within
the walls Of the Potter Palmer mansocn.
Surrounded by his father. mothss. brotnH
and uncle, along with scores Of n1e ff5sn1s.
many Of whom are active leaders h Chf-
Cages. society. the young nfnisnaafs
beamed forth his satisfaction Il he rssu1t
Of his contest. Mrs. Palmer wednesday
morning made q statement. In Wh3eh ~
said:
~ am proud Of his victory. He 0o6o. Q
good fight ON business principles. a1a tea
the voters Of the Twenty-lrst Wara. wAat
he would do II he was elected A109Enaq,
and have great hopes for his liz . 0<y
o6Icial. However. I do not WADe hf0 %
follow politics az a profession. He 10 1eue
his duty IS . citisen Of Chicago n suanang
for ONCE.
II am sure Honore understan6U ~ ~.
sponsfbility he has taken upon hfmaalk. and.
In my opinion. Il IL q great net . man
who wants to be honest n ssTvo hig city
to the best advantage. I would ~ % the
young men Of Chicago. md A0asSea. for
that matter. go conduct yourselves ina
your lives viii be above repsuaeA; take an
interest in yottr city G0veyn@eot. DO not
enter politics In local Or State o0ceu 40 .
profession. Make only . senatosShip Of .
congressmanship . profession. Tako turus
in holding of1ces. Be honest WIN your
.elyes and your friends. and b W1ll3ng a
all times to shoulder your share - Dubii
--..S..z. H~ u
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.HOGs-Only. q moderate number OF hogs was
on sale fol, "wednesday. and they averaged rea-
'scEabfy good In quality. but choice heayles were
scarce. The proportion OF pigs and COMMON
lights was not 10 large as usual. The market
opened about where II left OF on Tuesday. and
tiad,n. was active. City butchers were in the
tcompetition principally between the packers and
order buyers, The market ID now 81 per 100 lbs.
higher than the first OF the year, and 70c higher
than q year ago ard as high az any time during
the past sx yrass.The late market was weak
to q ehade lower. ~
Purchases by. Swift q Co. included Azif head
OF 26z.lb.. hogs At an average. cost Of SOL aiso
1Ss lights that averaged ~ lbs. and cost E.57.
s&nd q! head of pigs that averaged. 81 lbs. and
included 2,65l kead that averaged fS Iba. and
cost re-. and Is pigs that averaged . lbs. and
The top o. the market was Ss.so. and the buik
q the hogs aboys 80 lba average cold at 4s.S5
70 $50, ~ agAtnst ME- for top and SS.e6 "a
. 10 Tor the bulk on Tuesday. Fair 20 Sod
neays ho=s. 20 tba. aysrsse ana abovs. sod 1t
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N hand increased, about. 1900 bbl.. during

March.
Offerings Of May pork were moderate and
sales were made at $15. 4o915.65.
The lard market attracted considerable
speculative attention and feeling was de-
ctdedly stronger. Local supply reduced 15.-
COO ties. and the worlds supply about 2,00o
ties. during March. Offerings were moderate
firm. with q good miscellaneous demand.
and prices ruled :71z430c higher on May and
7AG10c on other deliveries.
Toward the .close the feeling was steadier
and prices rallied Sc to TIC May and the
market closed steady at medium figures!
Rather a good trade was reported In ribs
and the feeling was stronger. Offerings
were fair. n the demand was rather &C.
tive. The market opened with fair general
buying and prices ruled steady. Later the
feeling was not so strong and prices re-
coded SC to &c and closed steady.
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Southern Cattlc-Texas was the sole representa-
tive in this division with II carloads to its
credit. Taken collectively. the steer offerings
were as fine a lot Of fed cattle as have mate
rialized any single day this season. most Of them
selling AT $3.50 TO Si.S9. the tops averaging 1924
and. LIT lbs: and being shipped from Mid
lothian. Outside concerns obtained a fair per4
'c<ntage OF the holdings. and local interests were
nected a quick movement and a thorough clean
up was Effected just as rapidly as the holdings
market was strong 70 a shade higher. Steers
averaEed 1s1 to LII lbs. and sold at "a to $3.50.
and bulls At p to $50
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LIVE STOCK X
Natives Str0ngef-Texans strong ana
H~iEher-H0gs Closed Weaker T.
Sheep Active and cad :

NATIv CATTLE-Beef steers-There was .
insomuch az supplies were quite. small and the
demands were quite large; "a In Ias assu. xb agSre !: i Sn
extremely light m'dweek supply. The best cat
tie were only medium. but from a general stand.
probably the most desirable of the week. Under
a brisk inquiry. from oil q%uaIters everything
little stronger than Tuesday. Steers. LOO to 1.aSs
lbs. average, sold at 1.0 TO $50, loo to, 1,19e
lbs, at {4.55 to IS. 20. and less than 1000 lbs. at
$3.50 to $40.
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En- to 80: medium yeishts, 100 e ~ ib y
lights. 10 to 100 lbs. sold at $50 70 &c: the bulk
at SIS to 3 .s71s Idsht iiEhts 100 70 70 los;
TO $50, pigs under 100 lbs. sold At t4S5 TO 3o.Z.
heavy culls 1t N.5o to SIS: good mixed hoss
at $3.50 to 3s.U5. and common to fair mixed lots
at 34.sg TO 81. ".
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s~hEEP-The receipts OF sheep were reasonable
and all were for sale. The arrivals included sew
erai loads cf clipped Texans. the first on saie
this season. Some spring lambs were also on
sale. but good TO choice mutton lambs were
scarce: The demand was good. and the market
opened about steady with trading active. on the
medium TO best grades. but slow and dull On the
and inferior ones. II was q good. lively
market, with not enough good mutton sheep and
lambs to fiji the dcmaEd.
sales included spring lambs at 81 To y: NUT
ton lambs at Is to Is.z1: Gull lambs at to
5o.ls: clipped Texans, 70 to ~ lbs., 1t H.s5 To
1875. and bucks at 81.
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) sasA .oreins:; FIesN Etc.

.AA.AfE@O. 49, WIN 0NGs -
Atl1EATICash Narket-Received "a sk,, and
ssSss:H tiI!nS d:m.sS sor ekhollee I :aM si s,:a
- - ss11 ssss D from .. orc - Zoo sh no; Z and H i;SS
sass.5 81 y ss n: s 1920 8 . ssz pf Eco Si No iEsm
lSeSRf6f; "tks practically clearing out Mi the
ssock e that si.de here: BY sample del. No:
S.stSsshssISs; 10 g. Sh.1s q = Oh ssSse' No. :
stss fSck1 md q csn through. Lower. but ready
1le. a. o6e1nes small. On trk. del. No. Z
Ga at &c % liitc. No. ; at l1hc to SIC, No. 3
as soHrs !. *. E "a .aS 81; Z y e csr At t Tss,,
efd 4 car. thfoneh; firmly maintained in price.
Rdf5zSk!!- 10. 3 Nssthern Il aSsEo: No. !
TN. Gag: No. white At asf6tc: No. !
RYE..drs9s Nc. : not ssIable. sbove &C..
Nssiness REPORTED and domestic trade ratssrr
is.70: straiehts ss.O6s.ss: extra fancy a. ssas *:
slssEs 80 T.; log ard %ealym sa.s,aa.1 Hsrd
m. stniehts and 13e95.So for patents. Spring
rye fiOtR-JO6bins al d in ssp. and So
eian q, .trk. being 1c and buyers shy at that.
4 AkHS.ilrl ssss ssssr ~; ~ . a. II io e:f : .ns So q s ,sn,
ind fef best srsdes Of timothy. but everything
en-; es 9Th 81, 5 .:ssi. "a t ior s ss t I: sfs, 81 i e
800 'i * ~ sss 81 ,s . Rs' e. s ss:' g Clover ssr
HSHSWzI,TSss::ss e s;s- 81: g.. ,,,,,..,
s.. 49, = ss sSssnf s.. sGd 81 as0t. ss.n q. s.s ssS1 s ssi;
91c.l !esd saiabie at a-1h and desiiverized
"s A&t" . ~
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butcher c~attie-Butcher COW. and heifcrs were
full range OF s. to s.75. heifers selling at s5.ss
to $40. and the bulk of the cows at ~ TO
best heifers cIasred as good. the top full load
Of heifers realizing A.s5. Offerings OF every de-
%scription found q ready demand ~ strong prices.
and the fair TO best Kinds now figure Zoe to l5c
in advance of last week. Veal calves took q
slight turn for the better and sold at % TO y
per 100 lbs. while bulls were steady at - to -.
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Stccker3 and Feeders-An exceptionally small
run OF stock cattle developed and the goodly col
lection OF local and country buyers were very
cerned. the arrivals were all right. I. was no
trouble. TO obtain firm figures for everything
Stock steers and feeders sold at y to s4.e5. and
stock cows and heifers at Sc to $3.50. Mich cows
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Wheat Good, Oats Fair, Fruit Ell
cellent and Stock Fine.

M S,anD' Board I'd; Of N H2si.c aaas osefse Z. .r.iis.
::icek conditions l. the State q. April I. g fsI-
Lished by more than 40 correspondents. repre-
s. $ass'. Is s. ssn: ::s:S,; :. g. :; : :: - = "a! ): 8; !:
sss.,e ssps a.ns,,, e ssm. sss. 90 ~ ~ ~ sss:ar3 -.
s: s e.; e: {! s's ss1is= :s': s1s::'; d
s1exss o De1 e Se'' over ! PEI is ssn, :ss I'D sss esssssss
RS. cent e.. s os,Isof 1'P !. az: q ~ T. IN IN. s: :sso assss s,ss
~0.s.-o-iss 20 Gst .eshsr. so.s.s ~ -
Pre- nrSss crop fo Ss e. s STATE I 1eperssd sssS q. -
being s per cent IN re outhssH. fstssss1 y
: II 1er cent 10 the noishss.t. q s.i.y.sa1lIs
Glow cIsy.r !" and iTsi%osSy.csndissos S1..sss 9 -
s sse n sr ,"s s. and lowest s%s 1.'s s p.r esse Q q
sou.hesst. Considerable dsma.s rseested g e
s sSsns eon % SsSai Z s e.. Ely s SSs p fsssslsS -
secd CONDITION. ne .vsrsss bsins 9 =.
. FL; !; :: sI e.: & s. IL &: ssssS.S -: ::. IS - g:
s ~. a% sis.sa 9,t = 4. sRf- Ssss.e enc ,s - e 10 -
nai. crop e .iss nc: APP. "A eII.:: : q,
~ ai %lss Ss'S & :sss : :sss;.,ss !. q s.s ss:s r; -: g; 4
parts Of the sssss. Few eountsse rspest 81
among the hogs and some nof1o ~
died from the effects Of WOTmy corn. 10gLeegp
are awakening TO the impostance enA 1ss1t q
raising good horses. and z number O 49, 81
fosi this psfne - ~. Win ~ aven1DoeS1eS
for the etate q eeper sent 49, S%
ana ,n sood demand sf inoreassd vsisa.
. 5 ;.slsi;s q ii ss:s's. e s! s;;::' J ss;: !. e 8. e: e. r: 4
the number d cattie fed Ase yeas a. - 9
reed 70 Ss %. LIT q. ss e e q ~
inG the general outlook, tie tasn.so.S1 a. IL
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The frst line OF quotations In each class n
calculated to Represent tbs full range from COM
mon to extra. Dealers. however. often classify
superlative punches tali tops) for BUYERS. which
quotations. The second line of quotations sig
mites the bulk Of sales and generally represents
the various classes az they are sold On the COM
mission market. more Of less mixed.
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Range Of Failures.


- FAWAUCCua fr.EN
weakness in Cereals had rome infiuen:e.
There was quoted an easy market for lin
than has APP" appea May IN Ge', soms f time. az AZ s the
decline It cleaned up very well. New-crop
fiax ins ctive and .nominally the same as
last Monday. The cash market was quiet.
were u cars' or $3.50 bu., Of which 5 cars
wers inspected.
There were 6 cars. or $3.50 bu.. taken out.
: minneapolis receipts were II cars. Duluth
got none. On the cash market a few cars
sold at Sl.H Of No. /. or $1.65 Of No. 1 North
western. Rejected was about $1.51. May
i s1sa s. Sept I'd ;de i've .n 'Ws xa no anf aH%i sai4 c snd
S1.15 asked. Oct. was offered at S.15. Local
stocks last week decreased Is, S66 bu.; there
was reR f'.st + rs sss cf hsusss sea :; 81 ou.
Glover was scarce. and for that reason no
business was done. The market at the san.
time wa qlotably frm: full later prtc.s
range. of Is to Slo.7 % for poor to choice.
Fair to zood quality about ss01o.75. Con-
fered. The seed on the market was stead
~. held. The inquiry was very tame. Some
did not seem to care to purchase. and 9TH
very ne aais sEl n.s sas p. At the as1 Zane !. ti Mas a
caliy MI. There were q few Gales Of poor
e h's dnsF.SIs ,: e u q ssS. f 5ne .o %sr1 e
choice. Sept. delivery. offered at 1876. with
NJ regular kida.
Provisions.
the feeitns "a. Unsettled. Oferinss were
fair, and the demand was only moderate.
Market cpened rather strong. and prices
ruled zssc hishsr. but an easier feeling vas
but rallied to medium figures, and
3 hf2fksf sl3ssd steady. ghfppinE demand
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POULTRY.
Fifteen Cars ON Track VIII Probably
BE Carried Over Till Next Week.

Fifteen Cars ON Track Will Probably
BE CARRIED Over Till Next Week.
REF UBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. April :.-Live poultry ereceipts
wednesday were l car Of Western and / OF
Southern. which IS all the market space avail
able. but It cars are on trk., which will prob
ably have to be carried over to next week. The
rarket is dcmoraIized. and ss the Jew. have
stocked up for their Passover. receivers and Job
bers are trying to maintain quotations, which
must be considered nominal.
ki Iedis FOWL. po Continue esG so arrive l;.n a]pa ah 4 From from
Western sections. but adyices from the South
y Ms snd 10 e n .e oSsre 4. 'a and S os pe afe d ly.i's esff fowls ~.
either iced or dry. Iohc is top. while rough or
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. April :.-wednesday's statement
elusive Of the Sc Ss, GO. 90 X Ho ID rs ssnsas' IN rune the d. d.
s,nisn s e s=r,s ed sh. ~Ss 3. Ay sa cash bal
Dried Fruits.
New York April s.-The market for evapoarated
. sssS; 't csiiss sss's sij.s sn s1s;,. S ca. ,n sss ,sP &c;
2 p Moor .Y FssS! 1 4 ssssi 4 i ST ssSs': S ssS sss SIS
Metal Market.
New York. April s.-Advices from London indi-
Gated d, q quiet and good market for tin: spot clos;
IL co. O. 1as local local MARKET q. hss f isT , saa m le.aEef ho Il sei
had a decided weak undertone under q sheer alb
ssnce OF support, AZ the statistical position gives
at s2s 25g25 50. showing a loss OF Is points on bid
figures. The rest Of the list in the local metal
msrket. however. was without important new
feature or even variation In PRICE Ce3per was
and ies * ;aa sos fgsa ssesao Here g he !. si,S Sa ioa Va, Vas
featuIeiess and Lake Superior was nominally
9%1a,ia co on inS a"d an iiais q, t. sas e,s spelser ruled Is SsS.
American iron markets were quiet but nrm: pig
.a9n f Saasas's II, Ssss sqS;es so at foa I'd SG slsS
Chicago Poultry Qeotations.
sx Gn,ssso. I AHria s;C d9s,as poultry dull; turkeys
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
pkEs. stronE: fresh creamery isez1c; factory ii
isIes. co Sesssea and sRii. - RE-; fi saa%: a aanffy
colored 1s4c: do. white 120lsHc. Eggs-Receipts
western lS4Ql4c: Southern At mark 12xQ13Kc.
Minneapolis F10uf.
Minneapolis. Mimi, April s. Wheat = Cash
:,ss; Ny ny ;.: ae;. Se!S n sl$s: e No. .rs ! NelsS.l ! h as
clears ;s1.sod2 Bran in bulk S1s.fs0i3.Eo.
Sugar. 4
New York April s.susa-Raw steady: fair
lnoIasses sugar ssiec; renned STEADY.
New Orleans. La, April 1-Sugar quiet; open
s.ssss,s ssSs ssijos sp. tx sst,ls ssn sas: ;SS4Ss:
Aolaeees nrm; open kettle 38fsc.
Dry Goods.
New York, April s-The advance In raw cotton
has caused eome sellers TO adopt . nIner tone.
ment In the demand. and All lines Of stspie cot-
tons comtinue quiet. Print cloths are also quiet
sss os Sais. q Wd ssss's and n MSss..d k roos. e; sos S s.nf;
sd Sal ID sS pssia n sshr rsa.a va i e .sl 49, Ss. ~ ven
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Provisions.
Pork-New standard jobbing again lower a,
L~ard-choice steam +. side in good demand
SioeS S.. Der: Hsmas SSas.c; bellies :, ne to s.is.
af IS. :: .Msa.,.ro arrive .sase,ayeraxe cured
way sell: Extra shorts. nj SIC. cribs At SIC.
clear side r,s At s =. 7i bellies Dealers 4. ss sas,.s b f. In
ss ssS0s = from : ss {: for %si s:.v ,0s % E e, gFs: sss.:s
iight: hams al sSc. to 1o.c; bellies at sN93Nc;
S.'if PTaia' s; n ssp "a. meats sss 4 h0r : ; saSs1ssr, va. y
range thus: Extr. shorts at SIC. cribs At o..
p'1s siio"-cssn,r 10. ,,.sl sSc;, 10. s.tsasNe;;
ca oieo S' sstear.ne.sxc asked.
Greass.smsll. irregular lots county; Broxn
Brpwnfat. sE a4c: yellow at ih94hc: white at SO
beef.on orders; 9bla. Plate at 8; 80: Fulton
tongues at 14ltc per Id.
Poultry, GGme and veals.
LIVE PoULTRY-Turkeys-Lisht weights 1oc:
heASy toms &c. Chickens--Round lots &c: old
ROSTERS &c: Stacy young ROSTERS &c: broilers :
lbs and under 13c. Ducks Sc. Geese Sf5c. Tame
live piseSns. per dok. BIS.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys-Lisht hens lie;
sc;. young ROSTERS ea6kc. Ducks i9c. Geese
e97c. Fuii-drawn turkeys qnotable lc over un-
scrawny.. etc.t. nominal.
..~rEALS-seliing at &c for fancy fat calves:
ssrstiG hi, thin hx.. an. and S sScss a., At va sa1 Nc 3 she sp,,a a.
lambs. $500 lbs. average. G.5Odi. according TO
FROG ~LEGs-LArss Sis. medium COO. and
GAME.-snipe $50 De. doz.: s.ndpipers &C..
Fruits = Vegetables.
A~PPLES-Quotc Baldwin at S3q3.25 for No. 1
ana fancy. SL7592 .or Nc. 2 damaged and son
i'd /; F. ~ i :. NJ g 'S a. b. Sa.e :, . sssss, & a.assa
sfRxwBERRiEs-ouots Florida In r~esr,eera-
tor carriers sold mainly At SOC for asera9e to
e Tsr q q f1oa s ssI ssssaf p;r y ssass: gau s Z ';s & 81
half crate. Small anS soft stock was worth less.
oRANGEs-Qnote car lots California sound on
0.I59s.4. on stock nominaiiy less: price gov.
ssnsd BIZ s snSSIs Of d.@;ss; a ssoridss ,6rish 1s and
psice 10 per boz hixSer. than car iots. '00'ns
EEMONGIQuote sound only: New Xessins at
N.6 per box: California on trk. At t1.l50z3s
5 sSss sas' $500 ssdf "a sf Ei: e for fancy. REGULAR sizes;
S~cALIF6RNIA PEARsEouose winter Neilis ana
H cocoA nut q; g :iSs. Z. 81 ss,.s ss-l 81 sg G'so,. -
.sANAsAs-auC,es st TM.soslss per bunch ON
GRAPE FRuIT-ouote Jamaica textra large
siseb At 6el par boz: Cahfornia 1t p6lse and
F2 Sa9iF 8 M TS1%1HoER1NEs-s.,,m~ ,,ov,,
aREEE fE1sEIIFiedd. q! q . boz.
monte fair 10 5509sc for choice bsisht, rursl,at]
s st3ass. 81 Sh, sen naiosa e 2, 1 ssssse. 1 cS;ss,d sss !, ssf s:is
SssS:s;:5sss::ss; e s ssssSsSsssIss e ssiis;. $50:
I'd: nsd. eisS s.rss 0siS At soSsse z. u fi sss. 9
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-04
Hides and Leather.
New York. April 2-Hides firm. LeathW
Wool.

New York, April :.-Wool dull.
Boston, April 1.-The Americas. Wool and Cot
ten Reporter viii say Of tie wool trade to-
morrow:
The weak just passed has been remarkable.
not only because Of the large sales which have
been made. but because these sales have been
made with no quotable effect upon the pike
In either direction. There Ii felt to be . certain
amount Of hrmness due 10 q refusal On the part
OF the sellers to make any great CONCESSIONS. out
on the other hand .here 10 equal DETERMINATION
on the part OF the buyers not 70 paw any more
few week.. The bulk Of the buying Of the psst
week has come from worsted mills. and they
have confined themselves pretty lafgeiy to nne
and fine medium territory. Buyers have tnclude1
such concerns rs the American Woolen Company.
which has been u large buyer: Arlington 1nia.
Pacific Mills and the wanskuk Company. They
have bought largely. but carefully. with an eYs
to quality .. well .. price IN: .sIss for tse
nestle and 1s0.6o0 lbs. foreign. making 9 setaf
Of I.4S5.0D. against a total Of Gy0I!00o l0Y the
previous week. and q total Of z714.eeo fos TIE
corresponding week last year: salss sins: S.s.
lbs. for the corresponding time last year.
New York Poultry.
New York. April alive poultry weeki fowls
9@10c; chickens &c: turkeys Sc: dressed dull.