The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
igys' Quotations Cor broke mules 4 to : years
by Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPIBLIC SPECIAL
ve,n ABOUT s5,4sy cattle have been mlAe,ei
I.r.. as against $3.50 Tor the sane s,ine idst
,,.r. ~ late a weak feeling has prevailed, .nt
prices have been wta"en.ns. tN,eit LOT Ill IN
ASA. au- m'.luM-"tt-HS prc.rs' No.. -
having sold muvE lower lu-ldl' h'"rN'I, VII
t ~ - 80, tssi'I t4.t raifsisg. trade was more
animated and prices W-Tc s'r9E-er Tor desirahi+
a. ss.aT,..a. sa.rs Icing ra q uSsis II sissr'
tor common a. L4ti. S5-tt'S.sI lt' - "a.
UsEs'Aa5ur si.ss, hogs have been received
i.~ fr- same rulti1u u last week an! lH..stl Tor
,,,. .,f,. rcriri last year. mere is no sbato-
Eastern shippers rcsn- free ruyers. ana th' nsi-
was ur !. jhis morning az frU' ,' hisa"E
Tr.n's. huES scii"S .ai-.tE al
sf.s.aI.-, ana losrs 81 S.Is.sr f:-s sold Al
E.sg1J--1. according % quality ani "e Snt. l&is-
IL a. *i-leri-.s. "+!'s "'re n."i' ., 2?,'ih,h
t. ls-" .@c'n Loss. a'efasii- 49, lns.
NJ 500 - Common 70 C'I ""~''' ave-
4, Tn3y i9 "a We 5u6at 77.:oo sheep
1Ha lambs 1aye ben naaf.5j,1 n.is' o. sEtls -
q scar ago. Oa;y auuJj lg.--' head arrived to-
,n- r-,,rt eNceslsr reGelTts o. iamgS. ara
Q'tors ws-" r.-tttlaii ~, race "%S en-
Ia 81 .s,f..s. for the choicsr as Is C, lambs.
Win western feeders sala5Ie At So $50. sheep
basis Of S1l2 OF eUlls, To S5-sra4.l9 for cholee
"S.,5 Yt.F, Srpt. a.-Rs-ves-Receipt 40; n,
II. ding. f.Stiing weak. cables steady. no EXPORTS
TODAY 81 n. steady. veaLs S5G
So. selected 50: little calves 81. city dressed
y.tfs steady Al sGI3c per 10. Sheep and lambs
receipts III. sheep steady; lambs slow and
100 lower: sheep s3d4. 50. cuus SeI2. %: lambs scr
Kansas Clty. Mo. Sept. 20.Ca;tIe-Receipts
s.2aa: natives 2.So9 Texans, ~ calves; bes; beef
grades nearly steady. others steady: native steers
81. stcCkeTs and feeders g .69I4.50; butch
er cows and heifers $5qt-7j. Gamers 5. 50G3; sed
Westerns -; vintered Texans s3,sJd4.Ie;
grass Texans S3.e5sc3-6,: calves $5VS.&. Hogs
Receipts $3.50: trade fairy active. unchanged
prices; heavy and miyed <s.-5u3-55: light s.. 2ep
go: pigs S.2,r5. Shsep-Rrcsipts 100: market
steady. lambs H.S5Q.-S5. muttons S3.GgGs.s 5.
strcks-s and feeders s3Gi.G. cGlls s2.5Gn3.
south Omaha. Neo-. sept. @.-Cattie-R9ceip:s
800: market. best steady: others slow: native
t~tt steers 81. A915.7 -. Western steers siG4SO.
G-5: Gamers s.. 75n2.S5: s1ockers and feeders sSq
4 20. calves 500. 20. bulls. stays. etc. 81 5OQ4
Hurs-Receipts 400: market e higher; heavy
s5.I5a5.22i-. mixed S-2)T5 .2l-s: light s. 49, n %.
pigs S0S-lo: bulk OF sales S.@1T5.25. sheen
Receipts IA.6an; market steady to stronger: West
erH muttons $..GSa4.i9 stock sheep slow, sss3.s5:
Toledo. o.. sept. active and lower:
spot sept. and oct. SSlc; Dee. sac. Corn duIi
ard nm. No. ? cash and sept. fi4c; Dec. z4S.c.
oats dun and steady: No. = cash and Sept. 22itc.
Icc. c}l.c. Rye dun and higher: No. 2 cash
- g. iioyerseei duil AMI lower; Oct. 81. 20: No
, a.ele.I@. Oh unchanged.
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st. Joseph. Mo. Sept. 2.-Cattl-Recefpts I
~: natives strong: Westerns weak: natives sal,
Co.,: Westerns g. 1Jd5 %: caws ana he;fer- q y
CTS; veais HTs.E bulls and stays s.. 2Iq4 80,
stu-Hers and feeders s;Ti.25.
a9e5; market stesiy; light and