The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-08
POULTRY.
Market Closed Firm Under Lighter
Receipts in Transit.

Market Closed Firm Under Lighter
~ Receipts in Transit.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
to-day 800 pigs. Ono car arrived from the south
west this morning and sold at PIC for fowls and
in good shape and closed firm under tighter
receipts In transit, especially OF Ep,,nn chickens
Chicago. July. Sized popultry steady: turkeys
Butter and Cheese.
creamery isaisisc; factory 1sais.sc. Cheese..Re:
ssR!s s large we ss
colored De-: fancy small white &c.
fancy Western creamery 1910: DO prints 2os:
do nearby prints :lc. Cheese quiet: New York
fun creams, fancy small Sic: do fair to choice
Chicago July Son the Produce Exchange to-
l4alsNe dairies lsals,sc. Cheese steady at s@1oc.
Eggs steady at HE ,.,... ,.e,-..
dairy. fancy Mal5c.
Esgs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
$50 cases. There was practically nothing doing
n the market to-day and quotations were un-
Fresh nearby and Western ls,se: Southwestern
Kansas City. Mo. July EGGS lower: fresh
ane aeS
1sc more.
New York. July s.-Wool dull: domestic fleece
london. July s.SThe offerings q. the wool AUG
opening and competition was more active. Anaerl-
Very full rates were obtained for nne Herinos:
which sold freely at May rates. crossh,sds were
were irregular except for nne Qualities. which
showed hardening tend d,,S Gaps Of =. Coo 9Ss
May average. Good Ereasiss were steady but :
in 2! 81 Ds1n: ,hs
$1,000 bales were offered on which dSo :, were ere
fsIea Foosns es the sale. IN detail
South Wales. $500 bales; secured sdais I'd;
a. s+easg s
sas rs sa. 20 aa ssy
gid Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 100 bales:
Q, wo9l to tos IL eas ss s
direct The Ws1ss sg.nsM shs nas.
south Australia. ssl: New zealand Msas; Cs ls
81 S,iSa .'s SO. -'.
Turpentine and Rosin.
New To5k July sHgsp ,ssd s,:ad staSss
''s Savannah. Ga. July s-spirits Of tu,gentinne
sF$ IS III s. rs; ; T. U.s. e. II is: Els
ing 5 slide: centrifugal. IS test. I'D: mo.
lasses sugar ; 5-l6c. rehned nominal. 10.
4.e:c No. 4ssc Ne s;Se; Nc: t;.oc; NO M ~
II I.5Oc: standard 5.soc: confectioners' o9'c:
mold A s.s5c: cut loaf &c: crushed &c; powdered
3 Soc granuiated 5.50c: cubes h.15c.
New orleans, La. July 6.-Sugar quiet. open
kettle s-1s@ic: open kettle. centrfugai a5sT
Molasses dull; eeI prtns,.m :S,se.
New York ,, sse; PsnadepsIa and Baltimore SIS;
OH City. Pa July s--credit balances 81 rs:
certificates no bid or offers: no runs or ship
Dry Goods.
du.! market in all directions Spot business in
active and mail orders moderate. Settlers show no
in,paiience. and prices arc maintained In all
descriptions Of cotton goods Some b!eachct
cottons may he advanced next week. Fall River
dull but firm. American cotton yarns In better
:sorsred yarns also advancing.
Manchester. July Although the market Is
sluggish. firmness prevails. and there are eNi-
dcnces that the volume Of business done during
the last few weeks has exceeded the cstiinates
There a fair inquiry last week. but II was
largely iIpracticable. The undercurrent OF
strength Is chiefly due 20 the uncertainty as TO
the condition and prospects OF the growing crop
Moreover soIT, makers OF Cloth are much better
engaged and therefore, harder TO deal with. Nesf-
the looms idle. II is asserted that certain
American drills. recently sold and freely offered
here. Eave now been withdrawn. the homie de-
nnani suffeing to absorb productions. Yarn sell.
era complain of the difficulty OF securing busi-
slightly better inquiry FOR shipping yarns. and
some CONCESSIONS were frequently obtained in or
dcrs of magnitude. y