The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-20
Movement of Grain.
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Stocks of Grain I'm store.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry,
Egg and Butter Quotations.

Local Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry,
Egg and Butter Quotations.
and unchanged. Receipts were Light. but there
count. offerings OF common and inferior stock
were ample but Shpsee stock was scarce;
fairly heavy. and the demand was slow. as The, the
from points nearer home and the local trade was
Cabbage was quiet and homegrown stock was
easier. Receipts were heavier. but We're mostly
Onions were firm and in fair demand Offer
ings Of home grown were light. but We're gen.
orally of good quality. and receipts by eonsign-
Tomatoes were quiet and steady: Receipts of
good quality. but offerings OF HOMEGROWN were
lairly heavy. Choice stock sold readily. hut No.
Cucunibers, were dead dull and demoralized.
OF both ,eS ahs ms
Gunbo was dull and weak; Offerings OF home
Lettuce dull and plentiful but offerings
Other. vegetables were quiet and steady at UNI
Apples were dull and slow at unchanged prices.
Receipts We're moderate. but were about equal TO
Peaches were slow and weak ak Receipts eli were
fruit was dull and slow Of sale. Homegrown
stock was almost unstable. as it was small and
Pears were scarce and firm. as there were only
a few offered. and good fruit would have sold
piuIns dull and slow at unchanged prices.
R IisSs were moderate, but the demand was
! Cherries were scarce and firm but the demand
Gooseberries were quiet as receipts were light
curran,s We're quiet with both demand and Of
' Biaekbesries were scarce and firm. but offerings
were mostly Of infsr S'sn aniasity ,, c,,,,.
melons were in fair demand. but overripe or in
feElor stock was slow Of sale , at any price
yesterday, as receipts were larger and the de-
nand was only fair.
strong. as receipts were light.
| Lemons were strong and higher, as offerings
| were light and there was good demand foT
Pineappies were quiet and steady. and other
fruits We're quiet and steady at UNCHANGED prices
Live poultry dull and slow Receipts were
prevented a further decline by taking the surplus
| ftock. Both old and young chickens were dull
ducks and geese were dull and nominal.
Dressed poultry was dull and weak on account
Vea IS were dull and slow a. unchanged prices.
Wool was fairly active and the better grades
se es a Of the finer grades met win ready
| but coarse and dark woods were bsrely steady;
TeTG light s a roaa Stock vas
EGGS.
The egg market was quiet. but frmes Jester.
| there was fair local demand for good stock.
Average. receipts sold at &C. loss off. but some
and shipments were 500 cases.
| Dairy Products.
sup ng wers s5q sna al the trades ss
inand was fair. Quotations: Creamery
ss rss lsa1e eS other GRADES
less: grease 3iS6i4c. CountryStore- packed lld12c
fsS SaG'Se rs ss sss or poor
In a small wav &c lb. more is charged than
cbeese@ono,e Twins 1oc: singles 1o9e Z A.
burger Ss e SSF sSss Ss sres iSc
ProviafoRs.
Pork-New standard was steady and unchanged
Lard.cheiee 's sseam E Side firm. in better de-
mand and higher at s.47hc. .,s..
!Hi Gs s : rs
s York s shoul 81 From
Is s!ssh ss' a@s ssss so5
p; S Meats-To arrive, .sa5o average cured
sa$seS; HxsIa shorts S. sIlb, & sss sssl
at al sssss s:s5sssd backs
RANGE Brsstfasi bacon nat a. from s.:s for hssSs
californias at nc to Sc as in average: New
mOr wat Il Es;Ta Snort, SS /,
cribs at el.c; clear sides ut CSC: heiiies at SIC
at SAC: standard backs at ss.c Dealers charge
higher on orders
Gslsc: shoulders at Sssc to &c; hams at s.sas.sc
u oi e m sseari ne Pfe IT, at ie SIC
e csls M ess,ss ssia n No
x.; sma, ,sTssq aS,. lots c0gs,ss
.rg stock asis: Brown s1 at 4ssS4Ac; yellow at ~
4 Se. Won a ar BbldMess at SO Fu,.or
arss 3. dried sar At is . 6 ne and 80
Poultry. Game and Veals.
= LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens-Av receipts
lots Ducks op
Inll.ieathe e y, Be- Spring chickens selling 3
less than ,s pound not mante al, Spring dass
i Spring geese SC per h. Young turkeys l2,sa15c
f5s sgssE Is Per 5t dpT stock sca,ae
d undrawn, with heads and legs on: Chickens
, Average s,:c; ROSTERS &C. Turksys-Averase &c
ing. thin, scrawny, ETC.. nominal. Spring chick
: VEAfs-choice fat a. &C. Heretic., rough
: small an and thin sas,ss: Spring lambs aase. :
J: Fruits ane Vegetables.
PEACHEs.Tsnas receipts. fair to choice. RI
sssSa sgss ,ssssss
s ssssss .sS sss s.sI
4basee crate: Tennesse. peek bs
4 az 3oaasc and 4-haszet crates at 5Oc; Arkanss
loS-bu bxs at s5G5oc. and 4-basket crates at 400
~ Sc; homes grown dull at l0@2Sc per k-bu basket
y southern Illinois sc per 4-basket crate: Missoul
!. 1-3-hu. bxs. 25flOc -
as NEW APPLES.Sound and well packed at frol
~ H.2oq2.75 per Dbl. as in quality. Quote averaR
n run - bu bxs. early harvest at 25aa0c and X
ar June 4e@Soc Tennessee and Mississippi peck bx.
" at HI2sc; Illinois 2-peck bxs 53@60c for gree
f. and IscQs1 for red. Homegrown from boc@SI ps
70 bu.. according to quality.
ss Rss sas,;s ], ,JsSs SsS
40 &c per l-3-bu hox Japan and Baenn nirins
~ seasoc per a-basket crate. toGsoc per peck; nj
" eissppt different varieties from West Pon0 sci
ing at aQl.Ao per: e-baaket crate. Home-eroH