The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-18

NluIS puOt8llOhS W. oAthc AuAcs I ~ . 1SdA'
ii hands. extreme ranse 81. 90 to 5000
IA hands. bulk OF sales.............- 5000 TO $50
14is hands. extreme range.......... 5O.G0 to 500
14Ia hands. bulk OF sales....-....... %. 90 to 100
Is hands bulk OF saies...::."::... 500 to $50
49,. hands. extreme range.-.-...... $50 TO 115.y
l6 to l61s hands. extreme ranse.....10 5 90 TO Isl Ok
IL to 16s hands. bulk Of saies...:....ll5 90 to 1s5. o.
calculated to represent the full range from com
mon to extra. Dealers; however often CLASSIFY
sometimes sell Considerably above the hishes;
fss ,hs bulk The ot s ssiss a ll5s s q enSitsti espre slsns;
the various classes as they are sold on the COM
mission market. more or less mixed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. April 1I.-Cattle-Receipts OF cattle 20
day Il, 900. as against 21.sl1 last Wednesday. The
Steady Wednesday. with beef steers selling large
70 Y az for s.i the poorest ra'ts 81 ae sos4 q for pal fair % sS fsiee
5000 for medium. is25as.5 so for shipping.
The stocker and feeder trade was active onee
more at se.5oGi for coniomn to fair and 1895
i ISf at P' ss.ssd ESQ lew ss going gas as high has as a IA Bulls
sold at ss.5ea4.so' cows and heifers si.5SQi.75. ami
stays 81. 25GJ. Veal calves brought $4iONJ.
Hoss-The market continues to pursue a down
ward course. aud there was 4 further break OF
&c 20 Toe to-day on receipts of about 5000 hogs.
Sales were made at a range Of from s.. 10T5. l2i.
for common to prime. the bulk OF the sales being
made at So soas.O5. Good to prime shipplns hoss
packers averaging $50 TO AGO lbs. s5.75G6: common
10 choice mixed averagins lso to 80 lbs. $50
4. 30: good to prime butchers average - to 27U
lbs. sGI6. 10; common to choice bacon hogs weigh
ing 40 10 :s5 lbs. s5.1oa6. and pigs %weiEh:nE q
10 m4 : ansii GGovernm !; q s..ssas.5 ''A'S s""
Sheep-The receipts during the first half OF jfhe
the same portion of last Week. and 4s.5i1 a year
ago. With an estimated run of 1o.oN to-day,
sold at s!a5.. wooded yearlinss st9ea5. siiorn
anbs 50. i5.5is Mooled lambs So aSs0
Kansas City. Mo-. April T.-Cnttie-Receirts
6 OHD. including SO Texans. native and Texas
beef steers strong: stockers and feeders strong
Steers sgs s s,'logs; FTa Sxss e COWS s. Sal :a native COWS cows
md hsifers s. 2sy4S': stGckers and u feeders 50 SO
ceipts l5.oOo: market steady to SC lower: bulk of
,a,s sj;ss a.. hnss sSf sef as T.; ., ps Sasss. s' q az;
strong: nn,tons saioa49o: lambs s.soG5io:
South Omaha. Neb.. April 1I.-Cattle-Receipts
: !. 2SS; market active stronger; native beef steers
ss.25a4.a5: COWS and heiters sa.a5a4.50; Gamers
I. I I,a7 Is in ssoek sa,ea and a,d le'd /. zx g s Z. salges
sSie's pig, pis. H ssasss; s' SaiE :. sf s Sales ss"s s5:so esasy
1896: .wethers ,Si.sate. swes s. 7satsss; eoms
mon and stock sheep ss,soas.sS: lambs s4sa5.io.
market stronger: natives s435as. IS: West
81. Il sIs ss. e; s & 4ss. 3D. Hss:- 4 CPS IS, si4 ssss'
g. SsFk mei Tssa'f and ,Sw sear 4ss s. Gas .1 1sA1 p! a,1 :ass sas?
bulk .a.92kgs. sheer-Reeeipts 3.57I head: mar
Kansas CITY. Mo. April 17.-Cattle-Receipts
500 natives. $40 Texans and 81 calves: native and
Texas beef steers steady to 10c higher: cows and
stockers and feeders strong and active:
lative beef steers A.Soft5G0: stockers and feeders
"A. l5G5 .3J: Western fed steers A.4bG5. %; Texas
and indians 81. Asa 8: cows s.. 2564 .65: heifers 1856
"A 80: Gamers 81. 5o13.15; bulls 81 calves
z. G5d6 a. Hogs-Receipts 1900 head: market
steady to 10c lower; top IS. 10: bulk Of sales $3.50
J: heavy So 10; mixed packers S5.soa6; light
al .5sis: pigs $4s596. so. Sheep-Receipts 5000
head; market steady: Western lambs
wethers Western yearlings
4.65d5: ewes A.2odI.50: culls $2.75d3; spring
$J.J16,.