The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-19


HoRSlis-Tie Saturday market developed no
rev features eat; Is was necessarily quiet from NTH. the
tom. was good. Relative to the. trade OF the
week, the southern demand dlsplayed a large
s. to $50 per head. placing the market In equity
with the periods of the present season. Eastern
marked Improvement from Atlantic and foreign
district. alike and The t,9 Of demand Ms1
class of offerings, Drivers With size and finish
Horse E, qaasa5icns;, Heavy dra;t,comn,on to
Sc k SIS fh'fs to = ss extra fair @ good 90 M s.
to go god to shoiss sS to .' Coach ROSn horses
R to @ 70 s sr S the
light drivers. fair to good. $40 TO $50; choice to
sllo Export cfunks-12t0 to l. 400 lbs. plain TO
good. $50 to SO: chotce to extra. 500 to $40.
to EXTRA sI5s to sle5 saidiers for southern use
sr sy to good sia5 81 o Sc I HGes dP ss eSTs S to to
TO SO; heavy work plugs, SIS to SIS. =.
not large enough to create any great amount of
rivals is had d been M disposed Of. al and the Indicators
n enr 1 Of 'a e % wSsd hs BE aes R
ieen on a more actire and stronger basis dur.
hesn @ Sharacterized by as m much aesresson in the
local buying. Receipts were considerably heavier
senup ] Sr the " Vide exit extent 'e of Re the
demand Cotton mules OF choice to extra quality.
e,.:y. they selling pToportionately higher than
sIule quotations Uor broke mules to years
olhp:
IA hands, extreme range..........s45O0 90 10 ss5. %
II hands. bulk Of sales. 500 To 500
14is hands. extreme range 500 to 1000
49, hands. hulk of sales, $500 to 800
i hands. extreme range go to $50
Il hands. bulk Of aales..,..-.-..... 500 to SOD
llis hands. extreme range...... .s.o9 to 1n2. 30
i5i2 hands bulk Of sales. 5000 to 300
Ii to lsls hands bulk OF sales Oa o, to 1890
Y.tlll NJ cal M mi iSVH
hands. i;rices above bulk figures represent first
class mules. extra finish and weight. strictly fat.
practically sound and classified.
by Telegraph.
Chicago Nov. i1.-C-attle-Receipts 400: nomi-
slsssy sSIs i
. hfisrs ssI;ss ,Is e fs,in:sss;
f. fssss s''S'S S"I!. IS; S5s
Ta arc SHsG at ssy
se s bulk 59ash n saes hsaSy s Light
2, 900; choice steady: others slow: lambs weak to
- Iesas sheep S2.5eaats native lambs s. SPr
s,6 ,Es hogs sov .hsfe RsSs KsSsps
80; market nominaily steady; native beef steers
Western steers sta. TEXAS steers {, s
az 10: stocRers and feeders s2a4.5o; calves ;sas:
bulls. staHs etc, S20 4!S5. Hogs-Receipts b.6lD:
a s2: light 81. 'Sd4 .s2is pigs .s.75Q4.e .e5: bulk
steady: fed muttons s3.9hT4.1o: Western NUT
tors 80. .s0d4; stock sheep 3.4oaa.sa: lambs s423
New York. Nov; 7.-Bweeves-Receipts w 9el. Ca "a
quarters Of beef. alves-Receipts 81: market
dull: veals s5Gs25: little calves 81 srassers g.
sheep s2.5oq4.2a; eulls 81 lambs s5f,J.i5: c,ills
$40: Canada lambs s. so9fS e. . >, Hoss-Receipts
market f 'ssH -seady: ao NATIVES ives sd4 Westerns a
5A: cows and heifers s2ai.5O bulls and stays
$500 .25: veals s275I6 25 steckers and feeders
Swe .s sh' and if mixed az i s medium haiR
*i:sT.sGii %. sheep-Receipts none
Kasas city No Nov
for for the week $4,000 The liberal supply this week
caused slight reaction in values. although the
decline was confined largely to the common va
rieties: choice dressed beef. good butcher and
ing steadily: common killers and very plain tecd-
lower: native steers to-day 81. .T0T5.50 stock
ers. and feeders ss.2aa4.y,; butcher cows and
heifrrs .3di.75: can'iers $2"oGa: fed Westerns
Texans ss.1oa3.5o: calves s3.5Nas,.D Hogs-Re-
ceipts 3.2O0: market steady to 2sc lower receipts
this week $4,000. There was decidedly improved
packing demand this week and rapid advance
mixed si.ssGi s2,-: light $i.Saa4 s0 pigs $1,000
4.I5 Sheep-Reccipts 300: unchanged prices: re-
eep.s this week zee, 1000 Not Not enough fat grades
prices closed stronger. the advance for the week
amounting to 1oa15c on killing grades. with the
stocier and feeding classes steady; fat lambs to-
day a.ssdS.5o; muttons g. saai. As: stockers and
f,ni y