The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-16
.ulea 1 70 I year.


~EItSlt SFE|IlAiA
run today at 5000 head. the recs!P;s here 50 far
asainst as.2s ;or the same time last week AMI
DO. 2s for the corresponding lima .ast ysa! Thee
sold at steady TO lOc higher prices. but about len
lower than last week Natlye and fed Western
selling at S4..s4i.s5. while extra shipping lots
were scarce and firm a. 50. Ipg5.sn a Grest many
appearance OF cod weather. stock men IN man
Instances not caring to feed through the wtn.es.
very fair prices. The bull, OF the siockers anu
feeders cross the scales at s3gi.25. and cows AMI
heifers sell largely ut szqi-
Hogs-suppiies continue q" a liberal scale. al
though Wednesdays receipts were $50, hogs. III
stead Of 52.em "a was reported yesterday morn
ing. Estimating tO-IiyS arrivals az 31.0G hea1.
.ls Fss as e5m II, p :ed WIT NTH vi" 8. Isl fG fSr u" he s1 san,. Tin tin,
last week and t44t.5.5 for he corresponding ported
for sale ro-isy. but the demand FROM Chicago
god that tn. wednesday, decl.n. was quickly r.
covered. prices averaging lGc higher Hogs sold
greater part Of the sales being at q range OF Si.so
~Sheep-About 7s.40n head have been marketed
i asTe r tei5 md sad ss asa' q ye ar: ss6 for f f: San: ssassn ti sor
marketing range 1oeks IS nearly over. and most
lions. Trade was fairly active today and price.
were stsaig. sheep being ssiabie at I;ssess 70,
were wanted at ss.@si.25 for cnlis up to sou
y WIN - MI = c 9Ad
ity, little being done over SEE.
New Yerk. Nos. l5.-Beeves-Receipts 1i1Tp;
little trade: feeling steady. Cables unchanged:
shipments none: calves especially quiet; receipts
is: Ncals steady: yeals S59S.0: little calves Stzr
-: fed calves $50. Sheep and -
6,5i9; Iibersii s.irply and shade lover; lambs
81; Canada lambs. sI.s5 d5.sj. Hogs-Receipt g.
Se2; steady at s5.25d5.J9 for whole range
~ &sn ssiivs sl'' s.n w. 4sx Sss. 1 .si9e es.nss. ssp1f,
steers and good butcher cattle steady: common
grades shade lower: nstiv. steers 81 .7oG5.55:
stoekers and feeders s3.2jgi.5l: butcher cows
ard heicers 2T4.29: Gamers 2.SeT3; fed Westerns
Texans S@.i5l2.'0. calves S3.=ad5. -. Hoes-Ge-
ceiots 1880. market very active, with s,rorg
competition. and Jff iJc higher: heavy Si.5gG4g ia.
mixed si.S5ri.s5: iiElt s..0r4 aii:; Q Ss s+.oF
As. sheep Receipts. $50: good general demand
at steady prices. lambs 81. 5JuJ. .: muttous $50,
T:.2J.
South Omaha. Neb.. Nov. I5.-Cattle-Reosipts
$500: market about steady. native beef steers
Si.25TJ.61: Western steers sfui .15; Texas xierrs
S.23at: cows and he.fers lec lower at 50. iJa4.ES:
Gamers s1.,tp2; stockers and feeders lower at
E3.sITi.s1; calves SSato. bulls. stays. etc, s..2c;f
!. t.5Oj: market i2lzdl5c higher.
heavy A.I5a4.gp; mixed S.Sou4.s5; light $i.erG
i.s5. pigs l3.S0Qi.st; bulk of sales 81. s9R+.s5.
s~heepgkeeeipi $50; n,arhe. steady fed NUT.
sheep s. 53.tJ. ID: lambs 81. .JI5.20.
SPECIAL.
st. Joseph, No. Nov. T.-CactIe-Receiuts 2blp:
market steady to Ice lower: natives H.ago. 20:
yeais sSf.6: bulls and stays 81, 2sa4; stackers and
feeders S. 5jt4.G. HoIs-Receipts 4.79: market
IJd15c higher; light and light mixed "a. s0r4. 30;
medium and heavy A~.s2t:64.s1is: pigs s.. 50f4. 20:
bulk A.s:ni.@. Sieep-Receipts I,21o; sheep
steady TO ioc lower: lambs i011Jc lower.