The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
by Telegraph.

New fo-k. July l7.-Breves-R Receipts .ss: all
anu s.asShteEets. eN,spt car.
.t.teG states cattle stronger At Ia Lac per TO-
nah5 Caiyes Dit s%@ s at :gs.e shipments
ttSirr' Ned!s sias.-1:z. bGtjerliixs 81 sJga nxei
sE,ep SLOW. common s.eses weak ramos no.:
mere. lambs Ss.5'a.. car OF hentucky cuIIs :.
i-oss-Ieeeipts ..S's: market nominal.
l- az. 'IiS -Ss.t'-!iecsipts g.
e. Sfds>tiS -''aSys stJcS=rs and feeders arm.
n'aHNy AauNe steers si..vg5-iJ. stocEers an.
S@-ieaisV. Gamers s=.5yaJ.Io: fed Western So :,
80, isa leAais .it 30 grass Texans sat
heavy S5."yI5.lj; mixed sis5r5 10; Lgnt ~ -.i
=, iss $500. Sneer-iieccIpts lg.,. market
Eaitoas igts'; Western SIS, a4.sj; rrxans So
south omaha N,s' I ms $500.
l>7; market shade stronger on best grades; at5ni
Western steers S5sSGi5S; Texa gs - b ~
- - 40 80. caauers 81. Str3.,, stocK.rs ami
eie,. <s-9ai-, Receipts 10 So pSasSsi
stic lower; h.aSy Si.s-i s.s5.gzis. mixed So.
sales sss3r-a4S5 hteii;ete,,a i ~. ! 5giS =, Of
sieady yeaI.iHss $s.spsi4.5j. wttners s.. 49,:
KEFUrLic Sff:c il1i;1' '''-'' ''-''
= Dhicas9. July I..-Catt!o Mondays and Tues
80. . ,Ot.niitd receipts amounted t. p - head
asai St s.y Tor The Same time last week mi
islsp i"T the c"fTesaoHCins time last year M.
literal receipts better man might have b.-1 -
y ted Mondays sales beins nearly a. god Ss
slightly exceeded :. o05 mead rHt T.s.,i iS'gllts
net seldom amounts very n,;.ch ID h,irr ,
,,as WIN TIE offerings are largely confined =,
.utiHt!iAS GROVES some 3,rJ cattle arrived
'.-tdE. consisting largely Of the common class
- Natives and texans and trade was sI.w a.
'dttiS Stci-E prices Native beef .:ee.S are ..Ir
,,.s az ". - - Tor the poorer qualities mn -
''i".'y Tor strictly choice. prime Angus cam.
selling at the top CoIn-fsd Westerns are scri
u freely At S.SsAS.il ana exporters ne -
buyers ~ Tat natives at s. .I5,5 j.. HEAVY baev.s
ar selling very wei NNe''S
hoEs-M ulay : and Tuesdays rec.irts ar,o,,,.
To- ,HFra
time last week. and sioi. for the curre.ps.,1.itr-
IiAe !tst year the price continues IN ~
unWn stade and there a fGrtEer ,lscl,,a -
zoe today. with 2.-g hogs T. :he r,enS g.,
Guiding fresh receipts # l>rsl head TIba -
ers were extremely bearish proy,sioas 49,
t'u'h i'"tr, aud hogs were bought slowly AT tba
itlHred prlc"s- Io-days sales were At an ,x
l.iic RANGE nf 81 80 TSS.. "A few prime ~,
selling early at tn top price Th.. great b,,.t -
tte n, - crossed the scalsS al g. 1-s N IT.
MrIshihS fvHla" lbs. selling at Si5Ja5 .. staSs
AT Sl-'-H, and bars at S3.c5ui.25.
Sheei-AhOui @t.issj head have arrived ha-. g.,
Tar thiS week. AGAINST -. 81 Tor tn. same rir,e
last week. and IS a year ago Wi.b 80
mated receipts O: 300 head to-day the .Ier,.rt
W. S!ach, aud prices were no better. Sheen
moved on slowly al $1.5fGa tor cults IN p E. -
fer choice fed Westerns ewes selling ~ sszss
aid Western range sheep at s. 25T3 g Jar,b:
SOD at S-gd4 for cuils up 70 ssls.5, for g@a.,
fancy lambs were offered. but it was thought a
few would have sold up to s5-5 u
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
-; Joseph No. July IT.-c1t,l.-Racsi,,s
81. Westerns ,IeS6s96: Texas s. Us 80
thd heiiSrs $2Hf 90: calves 81 50a6.59: bulls ana
S,1ss NGi-'.i; st1ckers and feeders s3ais5
lIiS. ri :, s's 2':aSc lower Ugh, and
ceipts AZ: lOc lower. re