The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
by Telegraph.
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Chicago. April s4.-Cattle-The general demand
to-day. against 1s.1ss received last Wednesday.
Prices were steady for the general run OF cattle.
higher. Sales of beef steers were on bas.s Of
Ss.loa4..e for the poorer light weights. up 10
heeves. with choice to extra lots at s5.S0Gs. Cat
tie sales We're largely ct st..5uo.4p. Texas sE.ers
up to sSa5.s5 Fer c5oice lots. The trade in sloyk-
es and feeders was animated at S-IIni..3 fog
T. P0I nu is i soid at M'! .s.s "a rs. 81 a N few Ss1 aai;ins a at s' is'$s
ai.0. Canning COWS sold at *i.aaq2.75.. and
mi:@. a few faney' heiiers brinsing 81 7Sa5.
Calves are arriving freely, but the choice lets
sales at s5aJ.25. The common calves sold at s.
qs.75. with atock calves a, siG5.
same time a year ago. With estimated receipts
prices lower. yes,e. days advance, OF Sc Being
lost. Hogs sold Ut s5.65ns.e5, the bulk Of sales
made ct s5@5.s@, bears a: $l5,Ht.sl: Govern
e e1ssin s. s6 TO - ,,SG lq 's 1 rit" at s sais5a:S o. 5os seasy
packing lots averaging $50 to 40 lbs %;
Z, a'n prime sel 5aies.r s. dTo e 'H averaging ss to 20
lbs, s5.92isN6. c,.9, and common u choice ba-
the inst half week amounting 10 about $500
sheep and lambs. against, $500 4 year ago To-
Ii. 900 head last Wr,in.s lay. The heavy surrly
were bidding l1aise lower for sheep. Lamps. also.
developed considerable weakness. Choice export
wethers were dull a. 81 SJrt.gl. buyers holding
of. and up to the middle OF the day little had
been done. Some 1ls-lp. sharn wst!ers were sod
at 81 .65, with 1E5-i5. ewes at 81 %. Prime. expert
heavy wethers AMI yeariines We're lower wooded
lambs sold at 81. ,ys'.s1: sirins lambs ut So spef
$50. The cheaper grades Of sheep brought *3-z'
New York. April 24-Reeves-Receipts 2lSs:
slow; steers s4.s5N5.s5: tops $3.50 fat oxen $40:
bulls tsal:S:. COWS s2@i c, Sab Dies quote ,a cd Live
and 5.S32 quarters beef. ~caiyes-Receipts 4.Ggi;
firm to 2c higher: veals sSa2.a: choice do.
Sheen and 6.sls: sheep iirner:
lambs l5c higher: wooled sheep S4nS,Ho; clipped
g. .sa Fl; Clipped do. Si.50as:.s: spring lambs
s:.JSa6 each. ~Hogs-Reeeipts 6.5is; market firmer
sssnth Omaha, Neb;i, April 2imcatlem el;
::s.ss%i.sS: COWS and heifers 3.4os4:9; CAMPERS
,2@s. 20: stocisers and feeders 81 +,1t'.9,: calves
ssi1ss' 4 is. JOYS ia5: m aaiss. SC over; heavy s5..sa5.s:
missa s55Ias III; lis 44n s'issssi.. elsil sss s5aS:
nSsi G' siesdy: seariinss ,s4,seaiso;.a Methe!s
81 .2aai .%6o:common and stock sheep S."e'.'''
RIEPuBLIc Special
st. Joseph. Mo-. April 2i.-Cattle Receipts i.lss:
;tZSas:;o: bnlI, "a and Ha s,as1 ssdssa4 ! 81 81. sf @sEsss
. :asdismi '? snd heavy nss. .ss'ssas:ss; PISS s.as;5s: SaiK:
TO . Sc lower: lambs steady; top telorados ss.1a
kansas city. Mo-. April 2.-Cattle-Receip;s
: IA natives. 800 Texans 80 calves: native beef
c,ttle steady: Texans strong: stockers and feed
e~s ha Inc higher: choice natives s..21ii3.6l: COM
mon To good 81. 25d5 20; stockeIs and feeders sip
) q: fed Westerns 81. g Texans and Indians
3; n2ass ~ s. sea-. Is: bulls sa.25ai!5: calves $50
II. Hogs-Receipts 1920: market 5g,iiSc low
s5as 1927: mixed packers s.. IoGI5 s.; light ST
< III. MICS 81. Spd. 80. 1850:
.rEc, nS;;ye and steady: Western lambs St.-5
Western wethsrs si-2Sad;so Western S,a; !, y srs-
s4mI. 40: culis sa.75a3.T: spring lambs s5a7.