The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-01

New York. March 3n:-The imports ct specie
F istS of gold ana silver from this jos P so TO to
all countries. tcr this week agsregate s.so;sso 81.
.f drv sc"ds an6 merchandise this week were
'a Price of Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, March so.-Dressed poultry receipts
to-day were ESQ pigs a few scattering t, lots
Of fowls sds.a sTri insa s TINS moFnlns'e but r9rd Demand "a TR Was
linii.ed and n sprinkling Is going over unsoid-
"A Adv 1essk to hand einses '0 wi RsA. a ~ steady ~ f tone af at "s IN.
changed prices.
T~urpentine and Rosin.
New York, March so-Turpentine guile at ssis
tine arm at si14c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
Petroleum.
>sr, York March sO.-Petroleum easier: refined
New York s7.a5: Philadelphia and Baltimore $3.50:
90 oi i CIV Pa. March so.-Credit balances $50:
average IS, $50 bbls.; runs 1868 bbls.: average
s''''' ''N Wool.
New York. March D.-wool dull: domestic fleece
London. March @o.-The arrivals Of wwool for
next series Of auction sales number sss;2os bales.
, Eod y hnfia as:0y the e0f past Week e'eS were: New ,Vp': south
Wales WGI, $40: Melbourne $3.50; New Zealand los. $50;
cane of Good Hope and Natal 1.39l: Singapore
1855; elsewhere 80.
Nsw York. March 3o.-Brnziiian coffee futures
nNpOod OuleI, I'LL AAS a. ~ - pVhAt'
Ioawer under liquidation following increased crop
movement. unsatisfactory cables. disappointing
the the market worked within narrow variations and
further weakened. The close was quiet at TN,
shanse s.d Rs'sss bags 10 includins: May at 5.5c: June
at 5.55c: July at s.eoc; Sept. at s15c; Oct. at
S;55s; g N9si az mild L dull: cefdova s4a12sc.
Sugar.
New { Sa1,.d March 1I,ea 20 see s ,sc firm i'm M sSa ss
s i Soc. No. 9 4.i5c. No. 10 4.toc. No. II iasc. No.
az, s:s's s;an Zee: 5s 4:s'e 4 IS s.soc u mod a;i5f; 4 sf'5 s, q Cut 4
loaf SIC: crushed s.15c: powdered 5.s5c: granu-
'a New ''1 Orleans, ;iarch ~so.-suga- quiet; open
ss1,Is ss.gs 1:i;oS sDs sha ks; slfse eea assans. sa l5sa Is :
Moiasses 1rrn; open kettle sd17c.
Hides and Leather.
New York. March Hid firm; Galveston:
&c Seu no . is RSahsss:: Texas sad dry. q to- 80 pounds u Il
alil.c. Leather steady: hemlock sole: Buenos
Minneapolis Flour,
Mi, Mlnnsss ss 4sa.5 M Inn: 1a M@re r. a a9@whs eo issss,
%Sorther M, ss,sSn1ic. Flour unchanged Bran
Chicago Poultry a~uotation..
Chicago. March $o.-Dressed poultry firm: tur-
Rutfer. Cheese and Eggs.
New York. March o-Butter-Receipts $3.50
PIGS E.Hs. ;e s.rsns: 1seea sEea 5si Ss isass sir 5ae'ory ya M
large coiored and white uHiIicc: fancy small
fslsrSa Els 3 is f SEss.: small mall y Mtstel lna az marx Ess g,
Iis1zc; Southern do u &C.
Metal Market.
New York. March SIS far as speculative
dealings were concerned. the local metal market
was a Snail one. which. however. Is the usual
thing on Saturday. wing TO the absence Of in
formation from London. that rlarke. reing closed.
There we've 10 price changes and trading was
limited to meeting weekend requirements. Pig
iron warrants were quoted at s9:50Il0.5 50: North
ern foundry SIS. 25sI1G.50: Southern foundry SIG
1850. and soft Southern s13G15.so. The tone was
steady. Lead dull and unchanged: spelter was
also dull at SO. SjI3.e0. Copper noni:nalIy un-
changed at ST. for Lake SUPERIOR and sl6. 5s1s FOR
casting and electroly,ic. Tin was easy at sz6.15
N2S.3d.
Dried Fruits.
New Yo-k. Mach :9.-Ccat;nued apathy pre-
vailed in tire market for eyapoTated apples. and
prices were more or isss nominal. ss follows:
sac; fancy sa61kc. California dried fruits were
dull and featureless. Prunes were nominally