The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-04
POULTRY.
Offerings of Dressed Fowls Ample
For the Moderate Trade.

SPEEIAlA
day were 1 cars Western and 1 car Southwestern
cars more are due later in the week. The demand
from all sources was quite good. and market
clearance, this week almost assured. Fowls Left
FIRST hands at 121sc, with other kinds of poultry
ste5dy. Quotations unchanged.
Dressed Po~ultry-Receipts to-day. 1.e14 pkgs.
not considered heavy were fully equal to meet
the demands, OF tn moderate passing trade. Prime
1 Where dF many = Tau iaTif ia Esnef foWis o Ters mixed iss; but ia
l2i1c had TO be accepted; Very choice Iowa scald-
l3e, but this was exceptional, Several small lots
eTf siih qua a c asd anle'f th the week asRf IS ns seG pTss s9T,'
Fresh-killed turkeys working out slowly. Squads
poultry was IS Somewhat limited and .anota,ioes
full high. Iced: sQuabstWhits. choice. $3.50
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York April saRessIDts to-day 1so1a
Is favorable and receivers had met with a good
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aTsts under the rule; Including a 1So Tennessee q
stree. was good with a very firm tone to prices
on fine stock. seconds. dirt,es and checks were
Duck eggs in fair demand for graded and clean
marx mSFk-W Se eStern es ssd s% %eff asel: ea f2sas 49,. at
Kentucky firsts 1si4Fl5s.c;, Tennessee firsts 15isc;
l54c; do. dirties 10: do. checks he. Other quo
tatiOns unchanged
mark. No. 2 new whi.ewood cases included. 100
dog cases returned; l2iSs; firm. Il, ,,.s.,.
,r rhiia aea2bR 15 Apsh 20 Wss,d nTm: ISL Ia ta1 sish Or:
sG chicaso. April II s:-EsEs steady: fresh lfao per
doz.
Dried Fruits.
New York, April 3.-Conditions in the evapo-
though Values show a weakening tendency on
Common to eood 5gsNc:. prime sasac; choice
~ sa 1@l2 ,o,b fancy moi l9, ysmtn, In IN p s,asdv 'h sTie. wa. ,o =
large sizes; old fruit was dull and featureless.
3 SBF5iiG1ts demand ana ReafP4 ranes s's s5S7e ana apr ln moa reyai.
logllc: Moor PARK llls@i2lac: peaches. peeled.
Butter and Cheese.
Ns- s f95k; and AP Active :-s ssats ssiry ssasI ~
| ssa2Sizc; factory isa2ic. ~Cheese-Receipts i,Sss
SGi5rsd. fiF 7sal9 fancy f ia5s' f fa4ss eFf faIf e feal MAXI fsii
make. white, l2al2he; fancy small. state. fun
STAN stase, f saliy cream, eSrIgeGi iSsiS White l" IsEls Sins'''
ss Gais2so' d 1llri Ag s5s.5 sc.H cnsesd fr Steady fyea at "a
philadelphia Pa. April s-Rutter firm and /,
by prints Sic. Cheese steady; New York :nli
to choice nai2t4c.
New York: April s.-Raw, steady: fair refnin.
| &c: Tefiaed Steady: 'e Crushed ned 5.s5c; p%owdefsd
$500: granHlated 4.Soc. Molasses firm; New Or
New orleans La. april s.susaT strong; ersn
kettle ss5,L,,G 2;5Sa I icisS; o gs.na k ftilsc! ee 5eadnas s sa5 a.e:
| liolasses steady: centrifugal 7a1Sc.
Coffee.
' New York. Aprl 3.-Spot-Rio steady: No. 7 in
voice SIC: mild Quiet Cordova S1II2c. The
! market opened steady. with prices unchanged to
! . points higher. after which there was a further
rise OF 5 to 10 points on a furry Of covering and
\ slight bull support, prompted by smaller Bra
| lillian receipts. n bullish crop estimate and firm
er European market advices than expected
| Towards the close proht-taking forced the whole
4 list lower. The market was finally steady ard
net unchanged to . Joints higher. Total sales
! were 8, 1850 bags. including May at 5.35dS. 40c;
/ JuIv at , .55I5. soc: Sept. at 5.i5d5.S0c: Oct. at
! 5.S5c: Dec. at 6G6.O5c; Jan. at s.1Oc and March
at 6.2od6. 3Dc- .
Dry Goods.
! Now York. April 3.-There were few directions
in which business Of any moment was noted to-
day sellers remain firm in their ideas. and
buyers continue to purchase in limited Quanti-
tie. and for immediate necessities only. The
market closed firm and unchanged.
Turpentine and ROsin.
New York, April 3.-Turpentine dull at $50
4sisc. Eosin firm: strained, common to good.
savannah. Ga. April s.-Turpentine arm at Nc.
Rosin firm; quote: A, b. C. ID, 81: 20: z, H.25: =.
$50: G. N.55; II. Sl.45: l. s.: 70: x. S2-S: H.
S2.S5s N. 1876: VIC. $3.50: WV. s3.s5.
Local Money Market
Transactions at the banks were large and Sherp
was a very good demand for funds from local
and country customers. Discount rates v90
steady between ~ and VI Per cent