The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-07

Prime ducks and geese not In surplus and sold
tons. western eapons more free. buasf Quality
very irregular and only selections commanded
Dry-picked~Fowls, Western, dry-picked. av-
fsafsc n, maIeS oi Gee sea fancy &c yo ING, Western stern
quotations unchanged.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Jan. s~.-Egg-Receipts to-day 81
da sasef found phe an m inaTeas SDens si,6 EsIg st tn oS,s AND
Ing n1 supplies OF fresh goods Of good enough
lot of c~oastwtse was offered around Sc, with
G fair sSle wss Prices Msss on n, t he best esat, Sf Kan n s- aps
Refrigerators very strong. with the best goods
G IhasT e aSoae es eh lsadins T aistri9 ~e4s .a aSsse on
April I53ac for Western frsts. Quotations un-
Philadelphia. Jan. Eggs weak and &c
fresh ss scss loss 'se Of: fresh Sss s s~o ani Mat ssassc.
loss of; Southern @,,i s4qs5s. loss Of; .,sr. Me
sour and Kansas as case cases r refSFned. &c per
doz.; new No. 2. wnitewood cases included. &c.
chicago Jan. 6-Eggs firm: at mark. cases
Coffee.
New York. Jan. e.-Cofee.spot Rio firm. Flu
lures opened steady at a decline of 10Ql5 points.
noted il but aatp there 1aD a fa MW demanG.
and at the lower level and during the middle
biiity. recovering most Of its early loss. Toward
the close, however. selling became heavier. par
a2o points. sales were reported Of Isl. 900 bags.
i Aprii ne. Ma May a ss; aYi9 sSc. July H 7.sos7. s 90 Sept.
S.0oqS.ac. Oct s.1Ggs zoe and Dec. s.2Sgs SOC.
Butter and Cheese
Ne New s York. , Jam; i s@Bgt'eT rs aTm; e e5eame sy,1 Is
full cream. fancy large and small coiored and
"e enisa Sept. Ja ass; s.Nn %aes i ssssay.
16q23lac; diaries liG2lc: Cheese steady:
Philadelphia, Pa Jan. 6.Battes steady: fair
1s'n prints et Sc. chsess unehansed New York
fair to good 1Oa16Ac.
Dried Fruits.
New York, Jan. 6-Evaporated apples are in
light demand. with prices steadily held: COM
mon are quoted at 4a5c, prime at 5MgaNc.
in iaU quiet & request SassA and anp pri tsas'r ru a' STEADY at from
5Nas1tac, according to grade. Apricots attract
loo and fancy at Ilaisc. Peaches are firm;
SS.c and fancy at saaioEc.
Sugar.
New Orleans, Ia. Jan: s.-,Sugar quiet; open
kettle 2AQSc; do. centrifugal shds 1-lsc; cen,
: fi h1lise: s we5rss aS ssss is Mofasss ss't quiet; OPEN
kettle aggsss; centrifugal dull at 7Sisc- Strip
refining SC; centrifugal So test. SIC; Moiasse'
tkd %Rt. NtAhNe NoA1k AA1ASo S&NSSs WV
dered 4.55c, granulated 4.45c.
Dry Goods.
New York. Jan. s.-The dry goods market
Is still quiet, and. although buyers are here
in fair numbers their orders are Of a very
character. The outlook for n con-
tinued conservative ordering is generally CON
sidered bright, and yet reports from the country
are very encouraging and the outlook for in
creased buying is bright.
Petroleum.
Oil City. Pa, Jan. 6.-Credit balances $l.S5:
no bid: shipments 1862, average
81. I53: runs IS. ssS. average &c, ss5. shipments
Lima "a. 76S; average 6.SH- Runs-Lina l,7O7;
average s., $50.
Turpentine and Rosin. l
Savannah. Ga. Jan, S.Tnrpentins firm ct
sic. Rosin firm: A, B, c $22o; ID s.. 30; d 30;
F 50. 20: G 81. 40; H S2.45: I $40; K s2.sS; II
81 s.; n 50. 10: w. &. 80: w. W. S3.S.
The Metal Markets.
New York, Jan. 6-The London tin market
declined sharply. spot losing f2 lbs and futures
y LIS Cd. rlaking the first position close at $50 /
Us Cd and the second at $50 12s Sd. Locally tin |
was quiet. with spot quoted at Is. 50Q29c. Cop |
per was about 5s lower in London, closing at |
los IS Cd for spot and at f57 los for futures. |
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