The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-09

&c. SSs;1 d?y.p pRSssI heavy ss4Ssisi: ssaihxs ssIT ,S dry,
lie: Southwestern iced. prime Toe: eap%gs, Vest
s sTa f s1sss. i' @Isss , 9lzsa "s ola 4oa 1ssis'ss sas ~
fair sss, to ,g ESss ioaiie- Geese
Wen FTosen p sssrase rsuTSeysseYouns hens na1.se;
mixed hens and toms lSalolsc: young toms. fan
ss smai ,a agsssi1 lea. s ! chickens lEiasei Nov = Packed ed.
fancy, 1ssis1sc: later packed prime sart.neated
p fiaslifi lsc: si pfime d szydisii isaHc: prime scaIaa-
sa9iIc: capons. Western fancy large -lrsal5c;
Western medium l3al old ROSTERS &C. Ducks
fancy 13g131sc: average prime lIe4IZ92c. Geese
Fancy 91aaloc: ordinary aGsc-
Minneapolis Flour.
Cash Use; May, 7sss; July Csc; on trS No
sssc. Flour unchanged. Bran unchanged.
Metal Markets.
New York. April S.-There was very little OF
cies Monday. The absence Of rma nom
abroad, owing TO the Continued observance Of the
sias Eer no't to- trade q. t aaa,i Pslns: e The only i, change ehRng.
shown, here was in tin, that metal advancing on
ure the market closed very strong for spot goods.
he rest OF the general list was without quota
bic change. Domestic Iron was quiet at 50. 5JG3
1850 for pig iron warrants: Northern foundry
S slS; TSa Il, ~; -; Southern g ! sand foundry Why snI Il. = and am set
Superior and IsSe ior casting and sleetr9lytie:
Dried Fruits.
New York. April s.-A quiet and uninteres.ing
day. Exporters held aioof and prices were with
ont change The State common s@4c; prime 40
d daei f i11iss s ssesi ina taRss e Sa', Steady eai Pr9ines
igs csaf H ssd b; as Moor &c si1 PARK .Rd s SsalIss. A feassss.
Peeled 12Aaac: unpeeled 5hq10c.
Coffee.
: M invoice aos &c. AI MiId s.@ auifa eord5ss D. R aSi Easy; No
market for coffee futures opened dull. with
inactive ali day with narrow " auesuation nna A l hoiia
day in European markets. Indifferent news FROG.
to give the marEe, a barely steady yum unde sefTsa
ahs mar sa , e Sasssi i STEADY With prices net IN,
6ass SET including il eS,n june aes at s. tSsi s ss,ss 5 Ss5s 8 2,sa
s.ssdSe: Jan. sas.@c: March s.l0c.
Chicago Poultry Quotations.
Chicago, April s.-Dressed poultry dull. Tu-.
keys sls91llac: chickens 9a1Oc-
Sugar.
fair isT Tei MIN; a ssas SnH .sss: eeasaiius ssias g s ss sir r.
1se; molassss sugar s5--Isc; refined steady.
1e sas s Dsasaas; OPEL open A Kettle S; eens1ifass aui ssas assn
centrifugal yellow A4@4 s-lsc; seconds s9s Lido.
A0ia'ses strong; open we as,sis ssl'c'
New York. April s.-wod durl. .
Butter, Cheese and EGSs.
New York. April a-Butter-Reoeipts $3.50
15as: Ghessse,,Receipts ~ pEss:; nm; fancy
1ssisss saAI ssae-i ( sfS'' Ss.3.e s.nf Sks anan s. sat,:
Southern at mark. isGiSHc. ~ ~
Petroleum.
ss SsT xo Het ss.s5 AG rn,,s s;dNPss.e. .ss n. ssss; ,s 4 8:
Oil City. April a.-C1earances 1a: certtneates
no bid; shipments 1l3, 6s6 average 1915; runs
lA.12a average 62191.
Elgin Butter Market.
SPECIAL
Eigin. H., April SHUTTER steady. on@nra0
Weeks output. 1913 tubs.
Hides and Leather.
steady.
The Visible.
New York. April S:-The statement OF the viss-
pie supply OF grain in store and afioat On Satur-
Day. April s. as complied by the New York Pro.
duce Exchange. IL as follows:
Wheat. $3.50. 600. decrease S5o, 900 bu.: corn. n.
o0. decrease 27, 600: oats. Il, 399. 900. increase
700. increase az, 900.
Cotton Staf1stfcs.
New Orleans. La. April 8.-secretary Hsstern
statement Of the worlds visible supply Of cotton
9 total Of ass, SOS. against 1,al5.I LEO last
year. OF which 290Q86. against 2,635. $50 last yNar
Dry Goods.
New York. April s.-Dry soodsLThere Il little
change In the market for brown bleachsd a.
Y pet Regular and other narrow pgint aothA
llso unchanged. but the market for vida uay
FOODS is decidedly frmsr. Prints are Quiet
No change in singhams. White goods
for hne grades; low qualities irreEnlaL. SUk
.ahics drm with fair demand.