The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-06
,~By Telegraph.

uh.Gaso. H.. March s.-cattle-Nonasv., IN,
1870 head. eG as against ref sd.Pss i smo ,aa % barsiy
, ,ims Of isl last week and is.s54 Tor the c eorr Ssp5 gsL,
smaller scale than a few weeks ago ~ and n mnsn
are at last ruling better. Mondays advancs
Stances with an average Improvement Of 1oaI =
at a rangs > s sais e Of native beef steers were made
y for a few choice 70 extra beeves. he 20 great eat
m n pxrt ea ssIling at s40a5;Ao There were a good
ssa$s4s. but q fo saSa aaia.ity issssers s,r taa, sod sSd, =.
found bu uMs cn a. 9 grades OF cows and heifers
taiIei q, a ss uRm. A.'S. and snles were made q
for q To the only y about bout. 800 hogs. as against 6. 80
corresponding time last wear year. an P,n d; Sc for the tn
eeiIts and an undated demand from Chicago
q steady a nnvd Eastern shippers are resulting In
W was !, 2 ,z further tas advanee Of 5, today a aes 's ssis
lots J ''i AVERAGING 'a 80 eG to 100 to ib good a1 hsasy gass +,
s s5ss's 10 tor s.5 go I'D. to r prime s,,, singing lots averaging
best best selling within 2IAc Of the highest price PAID aid
Sheep,,supplies continue on a much smaller
strong. 'n With some q sooG weeks age; and prices are
s Ssss x = sesi : = :, .sSsssSs 1sf e a%So 8 ESQ .ssa4s shf ,e2
llnss, lambs sold at st sissa a1 for s sails n1 for TO y &
for choice fiocks. heavy export lambs being saia.
Kansas 8 city. 1 Mo-. M SsRst' sheSR ai = isais
100 natives: 1870 Texans; % calves. Choice ma,
N <aa5a.. - " WtHoc Hlgher. stockerS
higher. Native beef steers 81. ) 90: stockers
and feeders S.s0q4.al: Western fed steers $25G
9.s9: Texans and Indians .75Q4.7a; cows s.. 100
s ss-s5a4 hs 81! eal1 sss! a4ssas. ei HosssR s.; s@ss' \ pulls ss.
a5.45; heavy. S4od5.5: mixed packers ssssa
ass: light 81. 20a5 .s7l.; pigs s4.sJa5.I5. Sheer
Receipts 100: sheep strong; lambs active and
steady: Western lambs S:s095; Western year
REPuBLIc ."A' '-''a'''''
st. Joseph. Mo-. March s.-Cattie-Receipts l.
o42: market &c to 10c higher. natives si95 So:
Westerns s.. s545.25: cows and heifers s2.25Gl 10:
veals $4.75d7: bulls and stays &. 50a4.J9: stock.
ers and feeders s.. '5a475. ~Hogs-Receipts 5.23i;
market 10 to nc higher; light and light mixed
g. 3sa5; ~ medium .s and hessSs sSI.,sas;1 pigs
market steady: lambs strong TO 1Qc higher.
New York. March 5.-Beeves-Receipts 1863; no
trade: nominally steady. Gables steady: refrig-
orator beef Slsc per h.: exports SO cattle. 1.1s6
sheep and $3.50 quarters Of beef. ~Calves-Receipts
1877: trade limited. feeling steady: yenIs sa7.25;
$50: sheep steady and lambs
slow and weak: sheep sia4:N: -culls 81.
lambs s5.25d5.s5. 1904: none for
sale alive: nonirally steady.
South Omaha. Neb.. March 5.-Cattle-Receipt
.. 900: market strong to 5d1oc higher: native beef
steers s4a5.S5: Western steers SO. soa469: Texas
steers s3Ga.s5: cows and heifers sS.3Jal.2 p: can
nery 9 %: stockers and feeders 81 so:
calves $4Q6.s5: bulls. stays. etc. S.5eif.2o. Hogs
1000; market 5aIisc higher: closed
weak. advace. lost: heavy S5-3sG'.42L!; mixed
. sales s5.s2,sa5.3iis. Sheep-Receipts 8 100:
sid4.N: ewes Sc. 16al: common and stock |
sheep So. 6Sd3. SIS; lambs A.25a5.1 Is.
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