The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-03
mutations for broke mules 4 to : years
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SfEClAl. ,ht, rsos
about $500 cattle have arrived here. against
~ me 20 rorrespSnding time last year. There was
a fair average Tuesday supply. the iece-pts br-
~ ositls nom the ranges and the poorer grades
of farm-fed cattle The geneTal demand vas, as
Were barely steady at Mondays figures. Prices
are yer Ten much na,i the . ssn1s as eo, ias' below GSSc' s.. and a
large number Of choice shipping cattle found
wer. scarce today. Choice heavy cattle are Sell
Ing better than a short time ago. the top prie
81 head q prime steers that averaged iSiS lbs.
Hegs-Monday.s and TGesdays eer'P y s1 fo-
The Same time last week and 55629 for the cor
refRonding tine I'm nd in iS SSa I iS : So. Sit carr Ifein over rr
last night. trade was brisk from the start at
ttrg G 7 pf ssIss WEI were iafseiH AZ S5.5Sssis. the
extreme, range for the cgnlnlonest TO me test
OF different weights selling practically tuEeiner
Pigs weighing from % to Is lbs. sold at $3.50
sheep supplies are running along pretty even
and Win ian, ta'' h ahA; 6dan maf i = SerS So far
this week. as compared with iS.2A' for The Ger
esfimated at is.O65 head, and prices were Ger
tainly no better for lambs. there tstng a slow
lambs. up to sLS5a521 tor the better grades Il
slaushtering lambs. feeders being in ga ID
i iisni TO lambs from the western ranges sheep
wsre in only faiI az 4ei heina I m a i btsis Of va
for curs and rams. up to 1913 for fat native
fEPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. oct. Receipts 2.@s2;
market steady to strong: natives S+.tJH5."I:
Westerns So 31G5.ir: cows ana heifeIs s. 10 Sl.s,
veals "a To- $3.50: bulls and stays $50 to $40;
stockars and feeders $40 to A5G-
Hogs-ReCeipis 500 market opened steady tc
oi,c lower and closed mostly - lower. light
and r.h, mixed Sis 20 S.-eiR. medium and
heavy s5.I5 to s.. .. pigs SIS % $50. sheep
Receipts 100: market steady to strong
1s 20, NATIVES. 2.SO Texans. 1900 calves; liberal
supply Of all classes. export and heavy grades
Of beef steers steady. others steady To- rnc lover:
native steers Si.51NS.-f. -stockeTS and feeders
81 SfG4 g.; butcher cows and refers s3d5-25.
Gamers s.. 5tG3: :ed Westerns s~3.1ln5.25. Tex
90. packing grades steady: light weights shade
iov-r: heavy ant rnixed -2,f5-ao light $50
a. ssi, Eics s. .GTj. ~Sheep-Receipts 800: ac-
live trace at ct.aGy prices: lambs 81. ,0a5: NUT
tons q. u: stcCkers and feeders sSgi: cul!s
TeY- York. oct. 2-Beeves-Receipts If3: main
" consigned direct. No trade in live cattle:
faalirc steady: cables unchanged: shipments s9
cattl. and g3+0 quarters Of beef. Calves-Re.
c.ir;s ~: vea!s slow. hut steady; -rasScrs not
ami lamhs-Re, sipts liti. market quiet. but
Letter feeling. sheep ~S2.j143-yj; lambs AH5.2@.
no sales II prime stock reported Hogs-Receipts
100: weak at s.. clT5.Sh.
south omaha. Sch. oct. 2-Cattle-Receir;s
s .-' ,n,rket steady to strong; native beef steers
8; Yra5..5: Western steers tfIt.7a. Texas steers
ss Il cows and heifcTs s3I425: Gamers Sl.JtW
2. stockers and feeders S3-2suiG5:- calves 81. Fin
-. bulls. stays. ETC.. se.Jodi25- IiogS-Re-
CENTS 700: market steady. shade to Sc higher:
a. .; pigs sid5; bulk u salea S-t5Q.. D. sheep
ERarelpts 1.0D: market steady to lower; fair
q, choice Westerns s3.Joni: common and stock
sheep s.. s5a3.75; lambs 4r5-la-