The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-19

New York May S.-Esgs-Receip:s to-day 10
~dications are that it will be hotter later in the
week. With this prospect ahead of them buyers
carry car no, them eaas o ssay night. sHle eSSas taas g saSesh hei IL
unchanged at l6isc toE a setting basis. but the
he had at the price. Dirties and checks Were
S Sacked G issse: Central al W Western Mes sraded s'o is,se
Western. regular packing. fine 1sc: do. good 15c:
good to fne I4iad1sc: Western and southwestern
choice lagla,tc; do; fair 1ls Fresh-sashered
d' Kan.as 's eisy: 9 No. ehs Mss l ,slMess, firm: fresh
t M,1sSari ne aRd s aan aas,t STOCK l ssse ae1 ierus ssse ssl re-
Chicago; May ls.-EgSs steaoy at mark: cases
!e ss,isf ifssh near Nay by Is ls1 at sss mark mark e %ss.s In
lSisc; Southern lic.
Butter and Cheese.
Philadelphia. Pa. May 1s.-Butter steady: fair
De Ssm n a ezra ~, S Wss.s.n ., sTsGsms 9si- s, ssa. Dc near ear
F Sssf fail fnIl fssisess: es sSSise fa nsx lt rs aa.t fair ,a to
,s Gsissso' s MAY fS i;d'ss cn s . s..s me ss
Elsin Butter Market.
sd aisin ,o. dla;; a ssIYin k-m Al Ut rsr ruled he ST tT I'm t on the the
week, 10000 lbs.
The Metal Markets.
fla4 Is sd. while futures closed at ELS los. The
.NeW 4oEA dIh WIS easy ~ y. JvTZs. tVc.
is2' los for futures and fss FOL, spot. Locally
sas STEADY ., .;ss,ie in New York Of but u in Lon.
London At 81 5 q; Iron sisssS a =; in Glqs.
3. $40: 5sSsi;. No. foundry Northern at t SIS, So
Us: NO. l foundry Southern and No. l foundry
Southern soft at $40. NGf.i.
Glover seed
e ?0 Il i. q q. N y L; is Oct. sy9s seed dull and low
Wool.
auction sales to-day We're Is. rs bales. Fine
grades were in spirited demand, but FAULTY stock
accept lower rates. Merinos. crossbreeds ana fine
ehasers secured I fair lines Of Victorian isI.s greasy g and
Sr.ssSred s 6 me sa4; E %n'Ssh "a are The sales II
90 5aa sales tl, seGu Eedai i dds iafss.i ND, I'd G sSessssi ssde
Is iosd: greasy sadais d. south aus,raliasssSS
bales; secured Is idols Sd; greasy 7iladsE.S: Ta.-
Iand1s.s BALES BALES: s seeassd it sasaal t1s' iod New sr easy
Ssd9ls Id; cape 81 G0od q Hope and Na,alu ,5
BRITISH Iaass,s G sa1s. $3.50 h s,ssSs secured Sd Is. Eng
Raw steady: refined steady. The market opened
s sespins at w aIsh ssaiulel ss1ss sse nnd 5 5nlea au. sasis; .a in
Ter toward the close under room selling. and
was finally dull. at unchanged prices to a de-
line Of 3..i : R0in's I,,y Wit. :, sales As. r ssn,snh of SOD
February 4.S0c and March 4.sGd4.s5c.
Flaxseed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
and without trading. May was sI.1a asked and
July sl,l4 bid; No; ! Northern was nominally
il at Minneapolis and 4 at Duluth.
Petroleum.
oil rity Pm Nav IA -Credit balance. Q, En.
certificates no bid. Shipments 40, a63; average
1873: runs fii.0l6: average 1850. Shipments
lima 123. st5: average 1888; runs 1895: average
52,s34.
Dried Fruits.
New York, May ls.-The market for evaporated
apples continues to reflect a light demand, but
holders show little disposition to cut prices and
values are. therefore, fairly well maintained.
choice at 5NaSc; fancy at slid7hc. Spot prunes
show little change from the general conditions
recently noted. the larger sizes remaining finn.
range from Sc to &c for all grades. Apricots are
about firm and unchanged with choice quoted
at 7aFsc and fancy at 9l1Oisc. Peaches con-
tinue firm at 7Gsc Tor choice and S,hQlOSc for
Sugar.
kettle sSas 7-1ec: open kettle centrifugal $50
3Nc: centrifugal whites &c: yellows sec
onds 2h@3hc. Molasses-Open kettle nominal. $50
24c: centrifugal 6dlsc; siIup nominal. lsa2ic.
Dry Goods.
New York, May 1S-The dry goods market 10
rot speculatively inclined. they are Inclined to
buy more freely for future needs than during
the last few weeks. Jobbers report q slightly
improved condition. but store trade is no. OF
made at q good many mills. although no general
pereement Is likely to be entered into.