The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-05
EGGS.


New YORK. MAY 5@Eggs-ReceiP,s to-day Il , ,so2
parity with last season. wh.ca would seem tc
afford evidence Of sus aimed production duct through
sderably greater than last year and it Is thol,sht
Try will be felt as a considerable factor during
the late summer season. The movement In ware
the strong Inducements osTeSed BY parties in in
terest and will probably show undinlni.h.d vigor
her an ' domt to 0f artye M at t prhepes o
which this speculative movement IS based, ami
prices paid for storage stock on trk. that are
above parity With The sales mad. pubiie @ on the
tended the general situation at the close to-day.
@ 6sT TO s m P. ,s m sne ss
the market. owing 70 the relatively high range
Wafrner weather and its consequent moral effect.
Quotations unchanged
mark new No. whitewood cases included i4i4c
doz cases returned lte
fhinsslphtla, NAY 2..Esss h5n; Eoea demand;
Southwestern 15d15Isc.
Butter and Cheese.
pEs rs" @ state Ma ry s sa: s
s2d2Sc; factory 1Id20c. Cheese-Receipts 3.(Sp
ee6Tsd and xse ssRsy fancy sq a s. m
cream: early make eol0red and whit. ls9s.e;
15a2ll9c; dairies l7a29c. Cheese steady at l2l4s
Philadelphia, Ps. May s-Butter. firm; good
demand; extra Western crssn1ey &C. DE-. nsa--
The Metal Markets.
New York May As As. & rule the the local rnetai
ehaas s'sasy the foreign
Was no special iacsntys g 50,s te e DO bushes, here
s eSS'fs quot q, at & .: s siaas fR2s e fs
se sls 'lljPss sgsss Iron .ssdS
| nrm. but not active
sugar 2as; refined fTa,; No $ 1,,5c; no l.Se;
sSs6c; No. i, s75c; 10. 10 S7ss; NO No. Ii sse; :;
c CA, 5Ss sfssss .Ss RS
4.sae: s5anulated, 4.7Os; cubes 4.s5c-
" tsa2 h a?y open vs sif4as
saEs centrifugal & yellow 3lEaS 1S:lss seconds
Petroleum.
Toledo. O. May ?..oi-NOrth Lima ssc; South
ha1 New a9d Y6rs indSpS na1 pe,-o,a, ..sss -.ess
Nex 5S 5orf (, is; 6ts 81 Philadelphia and Baltimore
certiaea;es. no bid' shipments sssss sse svsra g
los.775; runs a.al5: average $3.50.
| Wool.
| London. May s-The closing OF the second seris,
| Of the wool auction, sales here has shown fnir
slightly The zen notions Of the seaeas
have restricted trade somewhat but a general
Taesd for the ' fourth .eSes amount
| to % 2ss bales. Including 1890 forwarded direct
| Imports during the week We're: New South Wales
| zealand lO.5s6: Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
| eg2f: China l,5SI; Punta Arenas 57s7; elsewhere
TurpentIne and Rosin.
| New York. May S.-Rosn steady: strained, COM
| mon to good, sls2i2616S. Turpentine dull at $50
| Savannah Ga. May s.-Turpentine steady q.
| l2i;c. Rosn firm; quote A. B. c and d 81 Is: E
| sl.29: + sl.2 G $50: II N.55: ,iS: K 81 IS;
| NJ S2.S5; n sS.25; W G $3.50: " " $3.50.
| Dried Fruits.
| New York. May 3.-The situation In evaporuted
| apples remains about unchanged. the market is
| firm and offerings light: export and jobbinx
! demand is light. State, common to good, ID
| sac; prime s>sd9hc; choice sI.dl0c: fancy ipIs4
| jobbing request. Old fruit irregular and holders
I will probably make concessions to move stock;
| small fruit in demand Aprfcots and peaches
| are quite active in Jobbing way, and steady to
| firm Prunes SN6stc; aprcots. bxs.. l0R414o;
bags Iozal2c. Peaches. peeled, 1.dGsc; unpeeled
| shG11c.
| New York. May s.-Conee-Spct dull; No. IN
| voice 7-I5c; mild dull: Cordova sk8l2c. Ths
1 market opened steady. with prices unchanged
and ruled featureless throughout the session with
| speculation almost at standstir The close was
| May alone showing an advance. Total sales were
$3.50 bags, including Aug at 5.25c; Sept. at
| b.35c; Nov. at 5.5c: Jan. at 5.s5c; March
at $500.
| Dry Goods.
| New York. May 3-The dry goods market to-
| DAY was quiet and the amount Of business small
| In the aggregate. owing to the early closing
! trade Prices remained firm and unchanged at
| previous quota tions.