The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-09
P0ult
REPUBLIC PECIAL

Poultry.
ds New we're York s saT. swL.ss D? 3 sya;ssss snd to !
S sSash~s wsIle ; ana rs e Psse nese S sssaisl!s .A sg sa:
Esseeshoa there for r fowls . e Foals 1efi F0 Slsse a 'nanss
at. ise. with ROSTERS and chickens clearing At
M M.ss md P MARIE, Rask' F sas sst steady Il ae Tusss ss.
nc: Other Quotations Unchanged. ,
nas trss ali IS me- ssili saaSss we're ssss s saails h sl@s aa "a
u s1Ssf d SSa se witn som @0Tdh ae es mfs m hs' the %Ssns .ssa
s s1aI S %a. Without The sui mSro ss sns rf foals generally en- sshy
Of medium size. while chickens were dark. coarse
largely from the shop, trade and Of . very
s =ssiss:.se ro ssh1s solo ss ana a. iss,s,ss .snd iss
q the chickens GSmmanded orso dsS straight tn nlef
t aus f esFe Of a1 the 'a sefssss and Rsisss them sIs
s sa,snI pr pssm'f DEMAND mae for ~ turkeys was very Msht
and the few lots sold were mostly selected Fan,
on average young toms l71aGise was about an
that "a could snt be ,sal,zes ices. ean moved Guess slo sSiS ao Ne
change in quotations
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York: Jan; mEssS. Rec p,,.d so-d l;sh; asss
ferines Of fne-laid eggs. and the competition
s ioss "a. 0 and sss mark. Trade was very quiet
general. and, although the advance ON top quail,
..ss sn0S az R ahSa there was :ons svidsnes r
me early = tr AIDING TIE + .s ssoe Better St saS D9,e ss' 1 5SS sTs
reached an Improvement in the quality OF their
sG%ssra tass su sslis 1T, Rs I ysaf. ' ys;s fancy april ap1.l
os IS cases h Inspected sssss ., MS, 81. shss:
was pressure to sell ordinary to rood grades a.
ali points: Quotation. loss on; Wes s.Is,. sri gs..
sSs: At ma Country Central sau Msst e sse9 w s.aalsd s and
Southwestern best 2o@.7c: Others uncnanEed.
Missouri ksnsas and Gady, KANSAS MSs 's stock s1 2esse. loss oss1S X: cases
returned; new No. 2 whitewood cases included
Philadelphia. Jan. .-Ess hrm. good demand:
fresh 'o! nearby r. ,rs rs -s g. the msra; ,7 tFsss i %ss 0Cs
fresh Southern &c. loss on.
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Jan, s-Butter-Rsesipts ASIA pkss.:
sss.a s; s!ssssssssis I ssss,; ar. = ,9 3sssy ass rs.
I'll late made msal is'f fsi,i ts1sy ,. small m.a soI 5sss and
cries lSazsc: dairies 1!a21c. Cheese steady i5,a
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. SHUTTER dull. ic lower: ex-
ira western creamery &c: extra nearby prints
!s!I s. an u ssiss a .%sii i q. ss's,, q Ely Jar ae; s:
fair to good large l3isd1sAc.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Jan. s.-The market for evapcrstedS
csen plfs s repor,e DO s 1eins steady 1es% the ae sam nnder re-
moderate demand. Common are quoted at 4a5e:s.
eas%e. SPOT pEunes continSe irm ana q, i slsS7ss.
hSa al s,ea sIsa ss 7s aPsl'G IN boxes ae I sna r, 9 gpaaio. but rs
S,,S: p 3 ;fos. also, Is,s are a ,r.,,; hut sssaSly bald
to 6.zdloc for unpeeied.
The Metal Markets.
in New NV I LS5s; IAN In s,airss so, Sss q ea farthsT h Sssss
1syP - Il ;s,5 ID: to Az as I; ~ "a s. spot saS. to .a
0htlv aNanfcd hv tho fCrot~p $4,000 .-t
closed about p points lower =. s..Isas: ssss.
f SSps seot IN and d0a aa qss To ssr e fut %; s'01 Tns i &C Fl ma Il.
s sssns sisS was " su cssisg i, but " z1 showed elI n,tIe chsngs;
ls.sse and eiectioiytie and casting at ..isc. a
further advance was reported In the London lead
S. While New YORK sI remai n T. a siHs,n 3, a ~ q
s ;!sa aas an1s; ~ = Cd snt IN LsnSOs; % q; sas. ,ass
sals spd an ald ansssSse q. y %a r. s9e. ans i nsm,s MAS
] so1 ! ! foundry No,tS Nor,he m is quoted quoted, At ss,@25: No
No. / foundry Southern soft al tssaS. $
Ginning J 7:ise :. seu.s sinisaf't s sess. s ssssay mol fa'r
g.wde5sa azse; E.snuiated ls5c. Moissses Am;
Dry Goods.
MsT ;nr York; ian !. s s. marss. shows a firm
no change of any moment in the demand coming
cloths are difficult to buy at current prices. silks
are very firm in both. piece goods and ribbons.
Coffee.
New York. Jan: s.-conee-Spot Rio steady:
~. : m 1aySise 3, : s-lSs; mild arm; co,desa ,,;aiss
changed prices. ruled quiet under featureless for
eign news. but displayed a sagging tendency as
7 result of further Hquidation, continued offer
Ls by importers and a limited demand The
close was quiet; with prices unchanged to .
POINTS lower; sales 1850 bags. Including Jan.
2os: Feb. log &c; March ,4:soc: April 4sss;
I .so64 SIC; Oct. SC: Nov. 5a5.@c: Dec. 5.15c.
Turpentine and R0ain.
Savannah. Ga. Jan. s.-Turpentine arm at
'ic ioi Resia I, anm A b; 6 !. l.5e; sl.5e;
n G.E6: VIC r.. s0: n. W q. n ~