The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-02
Flaxseed.

fIaxseeo.
Chicago. March I.F7arseed was easy. with
prices 3.g1G lower; No; ! MOrth " ns sold wa at
:iii25s bid bid and MD March g chs vas 3, r %InnsaIoli ii' 4 cars cars
and SO cars at Duluth.
Butter and Cheese.
New York. March l.-Butter firm; fresh
creamery i5a2sc: State dairy 14Q22c. Cheese
eGIofed ft ahd 1 White sf sept.. i isn'El late tsr made sA ioas sa'a'
Chicago: March Butter steady; ereameries
i ita2G Twins aa' i5Sc: Young Young Americas nefSsa n Iiail4 Sa'S''
Philadelphia, March L-Butter steady; extra
s St''f Cheese sFsffiR rm: go 6Stfed e@ saiTa R Ne% : York Rfi faii
creams choice to fancy llh4ilhc: do. fair TO
good l0hallc.
Dried Fruits.
rated apples is quiet. with demand light. but
there is no pressure to sell and prices are
prime at s 4 Choice at 5S%Ssc and fancy;
6i4a7c. Prunes are not attracting a ~satisfac-
easier tendency. although Quotations, range
from snc to &c according to grade ApriicS o Of
QlOc: extra choice at lOh 1OAc and fancy at
i he bette. Pe s9aSes are are. f hsId IN With ttsh app sHpply c and
tidence: choice are quoted at 7Aa7lac: extra
Sugar.
refining 2%G2 s-22c: centrifugal. % test, $40
3 l3-16c. Molasses sugar 2ssg2 1876: refined
steady; crushed disc: powdered +55c: Sranu-
New Orleans, La. March Sugar steady;
3aS4c: centrifugal whites 4aci, yollows $40
l5-l6c: seconds 2hG$ s-l6e Molasfes nomi-
sirup 3c8s5c.
New York, March L--coree-spot steady: f.
lures opened steady at en- advance OF 10 to 90
points on rather .steadier European markets
unsettled financial Conditions. receipts for the
DAY were moderate; as reflected by the Bra;
prices soon after the OOeninR deyplODPl n SAY
gins tendency under continued. though, moder-
was steady at unchanged prices to an advance
Including May 5.soq5. sc; July SOC; Sept. s.iS
Dry Goods.
New York, March lin dry goods the added
strength of the raw cotton market is giving
weight to the position of sellers. who are not
prices. certain Of whom are confsGent TN nren
dieting. a higher level of values. Buying has
are wanted there is no difficulty in securing
asking prices. Jobbers continue, to report a
South are very satisfactory.
Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, March Live Poultry-Recetpts
day was the Hebrew P Smf and With that ele-
nlent on the market. and no demand from any
no stock leaving the market to speak Of. There
was a steady feeling on all descriptions Of
ciaiiy the latter. were i%rregular in Quality and
only prime geese reached outside figures. Quo
tations unchanged.
Dressed Poultry-Receipts 1885 pkgs. The
demand in general was OF moderate proper
tons, and. while the receipts were not ex-
cessive, there was an accumulation on hand
from last week. on which receivers would glad
create an outlet. There was a tribe stcadier
feeling on strictly fancy stock. but there was
n liberal supply OF Southern and Southwestern
fowls on the market that was urged TO sale
at 13c, and where carelessly graded for less. Very
few desirable scalded fowls on the market. and
such commanded 1Sc. Very few desirable chick
ems on the market, but not many wanted. Ca
pons in accumulation and sold at unimproved
prices. Turkeys generally undestrably heavy
and sold slowly. Squads more, plenty and mar
ket easier. There was very little demand for
frozen poultry and values were about steady.
quotations unchanged.