The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-19

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chicago. .u.y is, lrti--I'Ac receipts f0r tie
hist hai OF the veez i"pt ~ about s7.'"I h'a'i,
The week started oil vIth a MnuuI} Supply %
dsoy-s that dtI ~; shaw q. veil Ia quality.
SINE tn'n she receipts have been suillr-. aini
supplies lar this N--k have fali"n i.,sri Aea'.
bciYN those tor TIE sanie time last Wees
seen This week. and prices vrr~ strpns-T 70
Sgios higher Tor desirable rueiings. Native ami
GisS !oI common - Idir. is'cs-lH / y medium.
y lYg5,3S i"E good snipslns i''s sa4l's..' Tor
IoAa Of I..--I1. tIuHI.i H-r"fur,ss bringing
80: the highest pf.ct Iaid = sg,vTai w'-Ssj
feeders were ~ fair deuiaad at s. 1OISS9 for
si'e S.ihtun'f 4o's Up I" si-N4f - - Fre't.
s.. 90. canninss cows S342 -. and oetrer
s4.z5ai % and veal calves went chiefly at = as =
the extreme range being sa-5JaS-S1 Texas cat
tie were III request at s. ssaI l. for good sri=s-
ers. fed lots selling a, 81 syI,,s9 Mixers and
springers sold al s4:Gi5 pei head
amounted 70 eS-Jo head. against s+I25 for the
same tine last week and SILL for the same
perlod !a-t year. Despite the greatly reduced
downward diTsc;ioa. and with estimated T-c-lpts
week. there vas a further aeciia- II sai7c PEI
igo lbs sons sop hogs were carried over last
night and sws!l"i the supplies 10 Si.rs. and there
Vas NOR. than enough to meet the demand
Packers were b.ari-ia. trade was SLOW, at 81 y
for good to choice. with more sales a. 3 10 than
at any other price. Boars sold at S5gi. stays at
~ 2 y'so. ana pigs w-ishing 7e4lI r. 81 81 -
hI-l5- sales .eT- made OF good to PItrns, ship
ping 3rov-s q hogs averaging 3.l-lSiG rs. at
-. at i.Sn5 Il. common to choice mixed. aver
sEins i-9g 20 lbs. at 81 so lii. good . prime
hG'cherirg h0gs. avsrssfng =.oe.'1 us, AZ SS.l5g
~: common 10 choice bacon hogs. Iirl!i:5 los.
SReep-Since MsnIay thers has been marked
falling Of: u receipts. and the SUPPLIES Tor tae
first half OF The week foot w ony about $50
head AGAINST ,-t5. ior tie same portion u ia.t
week. ana ~ 9'- for tho corres.o ndnE tim. last
year To,day, with estimated receipts Q; go
and prices ruled on an average lVSisc per l'1
,6s higher sPl :, 81, lambs sold .: a. s5S :.
nSsks fairy 60 lambs sslii.s a, g. -;
range Asks " e S ssss IS Tor goa to eh:lcs
srSse 1s; ssi t s.!i1S at 1sS and rams at '
Kansas city No. july ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
500 natives. 1870 Texans: go9d Grades zoe
tutcsers cows and heifers So ssa4 Is, cannsi
s grass ssd rs1aSs aa HSssk iss
s hssTy ssplg mixed mis ,ssr efl Es, s
4.s7r: pigs si.5oa4.70. shsep-Rsceip;s 10 COZ:
ed market at steady prices, Lambs $ 2 3
feeders $ -ssai .. saiis 5, 5oqg y
soath Omaha; Nee. July j,s- g.
Monday; native becf s,esrs N.2ia5,, Western
sts.rs SO 81 TEXAS steer. g ysii4: COWS ani
iseeers S%so: calves xass 5: bulls staSs eie
Sea seavr h IS i , 80 !, s ;aaFksi I ref
s. :9S4ss pigs sostss: bulk OF sales 81 ssa
20 Sheep-Receiyts 30: market strong 20 l0c
higher: y-arlings SG$0. wethers So 20 -:
stock sheep SG3.5o: lambs 81 Jol;t.
Now York July is-Beev-s- Receipts 23ii.
dull. steers lac OF. bulls and loffs, lower.
steers Ntte.s 60: bulls S.5cg5 80; COWS sl..a
agsr sass 81 veal saRsntf 50 sat- ad So. s
vea!s closed e5e5oc lower: butterm.lks =. II.
sss T sh.s 2 a a + nj 'as Slas
eei5: sheep l5G2ac lower than Mundsy; prime
lambs nrn TO shade nfCher. others tu!! and
weak. sheep Sa3 ": few export wethers s. %:
euls $: 20 lambs s5f7.i 10: extra I'D Hogs Re
Cetpts SEA, slow and lower at s%solaG7 -
st. Joseph. Me. July r.-tsttle- Receipts I HS9:
natives "a Ice higher; Terms weak 20 ID lower
NATIVES N.25Gs.+0: Western tf.SfJ5. -. Texans
s. .JGi .. COWS and hsifers s2Rf 81. calves s. -
ge %. bulls an! stays SSd459. stocssrs and feed
err s3R4.CS. ii"g~-R-csivts .St: iGGi5 lower.
l;ght and lixh; MIXED 81 seia e2is. IRIDIUM and
Lesvy 81 ssizI5 -: pigs N.15di. -. b.lk 81 ~ =
as Sh-rp-Rer-ipis $50. sheep steady, lambs
lVc higher