The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17

Receipts so far this week foot up 81 cars. with
several more due later in tne week. The demand
market ruled steady at IsLsc on fned'r:n snd isc
on heavy fowls. but the dealers did aot take hold
. is expected later in the week 10 meet the de-
d " 1 q me Mps aSloyer' on wniS T6o eSl,ns siSw at s6 sun-
ROSTERS in the market are 20 STACEY tat they
price. Turkeys not, plenty and steady. Ducks
and geese Tnchar ged; Quotations unchanged.
Arrivals of tresn-k.lled fowls were generally
from the South and southwest, though a few lois
dry;,packed was offered. Demand in general was
at l3'4e on average. prime dry-picked iced fowls
and scalded iced very slow at that-it TOOK
sR@s!sin Choice Es'y dr 5aPss e s ssfds,i ' Sadus ifsurs,
premium 5J Fresh-kiIIsd turkeys not plenty and
nov moved ti'0 fair ises VEL at at s"saf n rri Hss' s sa1afss am an
rived more freely. and market easier. except on
d demand rSasi and n fned: so 71ssdy n ees sbaIas. ; %
$50. Other quotations unchanged.
Foreign Exchange.
Reported by Francis Bro. & Co. No. IA North
Prime sterling. cables 4sz 90 IS: check.
sa Cem as4sa a stsrll IL ass sse ks. sss.sgts'*: "
Grain bill. 4.s5a: cotton bills is4s
5.i nssfsr Is ,i fsiis 50 s says 5I ssslsi!' i tisSi f.
as cG % 5n;s: 81 5 E5ssc h,s sIaRs is f infsss sis4SS'1fs
swiss checks 5.1sadS.is 1-lsa5 .iss: 60 day,
Betsisn checks 5.issa5.1s lis; 60 day. 5.lsNo
Bankers. relcpmarks. cables ssS: checks ssH;
Commercial sterling. checks @s: 60 days sfs1
Bankers: Dutch %guilders. checks - SIG; 60 days
Commercial sterling. checks 40 1-1sa4oH: 60
d1 Xsa Is'-
Chicago Poultry.
Chicago. April 1s.-Liye poultry steady: chick
ems loGlliEc: turkeys Iopl2nc.
Butter and Cheese.
New York, April. 1s;-Bu,ter-Receipts 5.Sss
s ssass s sssaay :re siats d imfgati Sss: sases s!s isesoI-
2iG2ec.. Cheese-Receipts 1.+61 pkgs d I'm; fancy
isSiss full ts srssn snail, Tall T s.ss. f faPI er. and WI. .,I;s
make. colored and white lsd1sl.c.
Eggs. HT
% New YORK April ls-EgEsaEecslHts to-day n.
lots, 10 cases sse each IID western 1f srs,s sI a. SIC and an $50 80
refrigerator frsts seller Sept, at 1sc. There was
the East Side buyers seemed to devote their at
tention to the best quality Of eggs they could get.
handsome stock. entirely free from dirtier. ard Tor
i spsh o Ts5a,iysly full WaI. prizes .Sssr. we're ,o made 2 q s.. sl saDs
run q goods. 4 slightly, easier feeling was per,
unehanged. 's Short lots IF tor 5orae eif ssd@ Wefe
to be had at iIc and some sales reported at the
quality. P sn, s egfs IN d iaif @ as@snd fSa asR59v el
grace rae" and had to move at 1e;atiye prices; ooSsa=
1l7. lie: Mssssern , and sogshwes 1.T3,s stoT a;sI Se
Chicago. April Eggs hrrner: at mark. cases Z
included. 154c.
Kansas CITY. April Is~.-Egz-Fresh lSc
Kansas City, No. April fs.-Eggs steady; at
mark. new No. . wildwood cases included Iizc;
cases returned 14Lc. y
Philadelphia. April 1a-EsEs firm. he higher:
s~outhy estern lsc; do. Southern l5'sc -
California Dried Fruits. -.
New York. April 1S.-The situation in the evap-
GRATED apple market showed a stcaGier feeling.
Holders reported a good demand from exporters.
though principally for low grads within quotef
range. Best qualities were quiet. State-CnInnlon
to good 1asiEc: prize 9T9hc: choice sif9lec:
fancy IOIST1lc. Prunes quiet for old fruit. showed
an easing tendency. Not much dong IN aprico,s
or peaches. but. without pressure to. sell. prices
were steady. Prunes 3Saosc- Aprcots-Ltoydt
loo 1ic: Moor Park lllsG12Isc. D~eaches-Peeied
14lIsc: unpeeled snloc.
Minneapolis Flour.
N,,neano,is Ninn. April 1s.-Flour 1oc higher:
nrst patents s5s}d4: second patents s. SOS 80:
clears al. second clears s2.25 Bran in bulk $12T,
Gis Wbeat-Nay I2G72iac; July 73kd 13ssc: on
track. No. / hard 15kc: No. 1 Northern 73hT
13Ac; No. 9 Northern IAGigi5c-