The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16

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quiet: State dairy l5aZte; creamery extra &c;
ceipts LIS pkgs; firm: fancy large colored fall
made i4,.c: late made lsSe' fancy large Whit III i
f sa1S!s' small nall Wits wits fall all made de- lta .ss late mad:
Philadelphia. Feb. n.-Butter-steady fair de-
m nT,5;l extra West Western s, sssSmery . &c; y6 near mi b;
is3saisaSe; do. prime iaEse lie: do. fair to good;
chicago. Feb. H-Butter-Firm: crenmeries Is
d25lsc: diaries loa2Sc. ~Cheese-Steady l2hgl2Ao
Coffee.
New York. Feb. 14.-Conee-Spot Rio firm; No.
{ invoice 5lsc; mild quiet. cordova 7qll4c. Flu
lures opened quiet. with prices 5 points lower.
following a bearish ruling Of EurSsean cables;
for the United States. Trade was very quiet
d fSr the i rhs l hshf' santos ans Prices receipts EeFe fep %lta0o Ut
heavy warehouse deliveries and a better spot
asmand and Sfoq tse b Sq I iead 5al,y fair T'' suyt iHyes' Tn.
close was steady, with prices unchanged to >
hi%ihIidd 9s March 4Sss May 4.7sa4.soc: july ,H a1Sa
4.s5c: Sept. 5.lO45.15c: Nov. SOC: Dec. s35c:
f1 Hsw 5sc. d rss; 1s;afus e ,es,. s sEm; m aais sss
No, S 4i5c: No. 8 4.16c; No. 10 4.G5c: No. II &c;
t nSi rs s Z i.sS Sc' mold e IA < i 30; e cut st'H loaf 5.ssc:
crushed 5.25c; powdered 4.75c: graduated 4.e5''
New orleans. la. Feb. 14:1sugar steady; open
kettle 2sas s-lsc: open kettle, centrifugal s zig
3 155-1sc: seconds 2,sas 5-lsc: molasses quiet;
open kettle nominal at 13q25c centrifugal 20
1sc. Sirup-Nominal at l9a2ic.
The Metal Markets.
New York. Feb. l4.-Prices for the various met
ais are upheld by the light demand; no changes
being reported. Copper is quiet and easy: offer
inss are In excess Of consumers requirements.
but, there the, Is , no ,S Su l9n1s soc change sFsc,r STANDARD d f i5e;
12.75c: casting 12.S5Gi2. soc. Tin firm following
% Inc. Lead urript and steady. spot 4tHC. Spelter
dull; supplies light: quoted at 5a6.o5c. Iron firm;
nominally unchanged.
Dried ruits.
New York. Feb. 1.-THE market for evaporated
aCnles continued arm under a fair demand;
choice sH@sIse: fancy 7afsc. spot prlnes show
little change. being rather easy on the smaller
firmly held: quotations range from 3hc to TIC for
all grades. Apricots are in moderate demand and
Teaches are ,autiet and easy at lsaSisc for peeled
and 6aGsc for unpeeled.
T~urpentine and Rosin.
New York. Feb. 14.-Rosin firm; strained COM
mon to good 81 .oa2.25. Turpentine Arm; $3.50
Savannah. Ga. Feb; n-Turpent!ne hrM Sc;
sS:'' 4. i ss. ss.t@ "! I e. rs .i, + 1870; NJ IS %; n $3.50;
Dry Goods.
New York, Feb: 1.-THE demand for cotton
S Eiies a rs Wsll su clea1sd a am business sess keeps is s,I s1n;
and r.:es still tend against buyers. Print cloths
s ter demand aniss su. AND Sfr sa tiam; so't So s ssanso sT in IN no sss-
ed. wooden. linen or jute yarns.
Petroleum.
New York. Feb. 14.-Petroleum steady; refined
New, York $50; Philadelphia and Baltimore AIS;
do. in bulk Sc.
oil City. Pa, Feb. 14-Credit balances 81. so;
shipments 81. $50: average ~, f95: runs LII; aver
age $3.50.
FlaXseed.
REPUBLIC PECIAL
Chicago. Feb. 14-Flaxseed went without a
trade all day. May was offered at N.21 and
s1.2O was the best bid. No. l Northern was
nominally 81. 10 and No. 1 s1.1G Receipts were Il
cars here. 16 at Minneapolis and IS at Duluth.