The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-11
BY Telegraph.

Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. 1O.-Catde-SuppIIes are in
S SGssd'n Sgs:rs about 20 cattle hayins been mar;
Tor the same time last week. and 4s.437 for the
plies nave been forcing prices lower. particular
~ for the .half-fat cattle. which comprise the
many short-fed cattle nam are cunning here, being hSs
forced on the market BY the advance in corn
e esi Tece Rp q s.& S''s est tIs 's Today. was as
against 2o.isI yesterday, trade was active at 10
steers Ter sod ON nT a Saais Of T ssi9Ssa R foF tn. P Ssft
s sTs sS's WITH IP 70 9aS S,S"q bssS.. for ssls ssGies a. saaigples
The great bulk OF the cattle crossed the scales
at a'@g5.S5. good lots finding buyers at $50
~Hoss-Prices keep on advancing. and a fresh
These high prices are bringing hogs to market
IN greatly increased numbers. l1, 40 hogs having
with $3.50 for the same time last week. ana
1851 for the eoErespending time last year;
f m,ES hG sserd issdi aaya Ess az az 5 5lysIS 81 sb,e eyeT at ana g
curing the cream OF the offerings. Hogs sold dur
lots. viii the bulk Of the sales at S.za5.G.
stass sod largely. at A.soa4-So. and a good
sheep~Nearly s5.oOo sheep and lambs have
been marketed here this week, as against &C. 40
corresponding period last year. To-day's receipts
were estimated at only 10000 head. and viii q
ice higher fsT.Al Sheep T,'s we're 1ef ssISbis at ss.5Sss for
culls 20 $40 for choice wethers. rams selling
al si.oai.Ts. with MeIIcan I~ight-weigkt year,
linES saidbie at S.5lu0-2- fair Wetners sofa at
s4.10d425. and lambs sold at S.75g4 FOR culs 70
s.. 41gs. 60 for choice lots.
SPECIAL.
-. Joseph. Mo-. Jan. n.-cattle-Receipts s3I;
market weak; natives S3.5g45.50: Westerns $500
go: bulls and stays s.. i014.5o: stockers and feed
ers s. sS8460. Hogs-Receipts 1886. market l2tsD
zoo higher. light and light mixed S.2119557A:
medium and heavy S.22izaS.40: pigs 500: bulk
q ~Sheep-Receipts I'd: market weak.
south Omaha. Neb. Jan. 0.-Cattle-Receip
l.50l; market active. strong to l0c higher; native
beef steers s4a5 -: Western steers 50. 75Q4 %;
Texas steers S3q315: COWS and heifers Sd42:
Gamers SL5sf2ss: stockers and feeders SJ4Jv.
calves Aa6.2S: bulls. stays. etc. &JIs+ Hogs
Receipts 1.I0): market 10c higher; heavy 5.22lT9
$50; mixed S2ziza5.S: light &2f8527is: pigs
bulk OF sales Sheep-Rs-
COZ: market steady; fed muttOns S645:
Westerns S.s0d415; common and stock sheep
Sc. pass; lambs S5cd55.
Kansas City. Mo-. Jan. D--Cattle-Receipts
4 800 natives. 20 Texans. G1 calves; market 100
higher: native beef steers 81. 7jT5. ~. stockers and
feeders S.75T4. 50; cows and heifers 90:
Gamers S2-5fT3. fed Westerns 90: South
ems S.75G4.25: calves I.50G4.s5: bulls s3Gf.5. !
TIng-Receints Eco; market 10d15c higher: top
s. 40: heavy S.3oI5.40i mixed packers $50
ceipts 1.59. market steady: Western lambs SIS
G5.50. Western muttons AE4-49: Western ewes
Sc aNG3.1: culis g. 75d2
New York. Jan. O.-Beeves-Rsceipts $40: no
feeling weak: exports 3 sheep. Calves
Al. steady: veals 81. 5pTs. 30: yearlings /
-. Sheep and lambs-Receipts 4.014; weak; sheep |
g. 50G4C2N: lambs S.75Gs.75: Canada lambs
"a. Hogs-Receipts 2.793; one car on sale: |
feeling weak; pigs. choice. SIS.