The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03

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No. : hard. cars Ia ' <.
No. : hard. nominaasy 71O311fo
No. 4 hard. 3 cars 7lhc. n
No. 2 red, 1 car ~.
No, 8 red. nominally 75O7o&
No. 4 red, 7S07ec. Z, *. 9 "A
CORN.
Thursday n can. noeuoo
opened slow and lower, VT nn)Ghe1 -
later in sympathy with wheat. Doyoga
however, were disposed to pick oeoun1s
and trading w. slow. May clooo1 ~
higher in Chicago and 40 hega ~
sample on track, Kansas City.
No. . mixed. car yellow o3c. I ~
yellow s2xc. cars SO. u cars o93te,
No. mixed. I car yellow e1)te. 4
cars szIic. 8 can s2hc, - cars &c.
No. 4 mixed, 3 cars 61xc. 3 cars Sic
No. 3 white, I car S5ISc. cars CSC.
No. 8 white. I car e4Isc. I can slxe,
s cars SAC. car 63kc. ~
No. I white. nominslIy ss@ssstcI
DATA
Thursday-Receipts. II cars. Mar.
ket steady and demand fair. necelp1s
wanted bv dealers and order men. Who
paid steady prices. In Chicagos Nay
advanced Nc. Cash ruled steady here,
buyers showing no dIsposItion 20 I'D
up prices. BY sample on track, Kansas
City:
No. Q mixed. Il0l4Hc.
No. 8 mixed. pominaily 4s1t04lc.
Mo-. nominally l20<3c.
No. Q white. cars l5hc, I car lSxa
I cars l5c.
No. 8 white. . cars 44Me. cars l4c
No. white. nominaiiy 43@llc.
RYE.
No receipts and no trading. BY sam
pie on track. Kansas City:
No. Q. nominaiiy s9S76s3ic
No. 8. nominally 6806Stzc.
HAY.
HAY-Top grades in good demand
and steady. Low grades slow.
Quotations are o. follows: Prairie
hay. choice, ti2.606f300: No. 1. e11b0
m12.00: No. .. e1050611.0O; No. 3.
s7.oo9soo. No. Z. Ss.oo67.oo. Packing
hay. St0o65.00. Timothy. choice. $l3.-
VVshitsWs NJ SfosVVVIo.vys LvU.
sis.oo6i30o; No. 3. SiOo001oso.
6f0Oo. Glover. smixed. No. I. $1,000
1890: M e. o11.o0@12.00; No. 3. $3.50.
Alfalfa. ss.5OefS.00. Straw, 3.750l.00.
CATTLE.
Thursday--Recelpts. cattle. l.2O4:
calves 20. Market rather quiet Tie
best steers brought steady prices: lower
grades were little weak. Home buy
ers outbid the order meu for the best Of
ferings. Cows and heifers In moderate
supply. the best ruling steady. Gamers
held up fairly well. Stockers and feed
ers were weaker. Fleshy range cattle
sold we'll. Mich cows were In light
supply and In good demand at steady
prices. Common. $4,000 20. 90; medi-
um to fair. S25.000s000; good to
choice. e40.00eD55.00.
Dressed beef and export steers. N.3s
06s0.
Cows. S2.oo6Sso.
Stock cows and heifen, s2.oo@l.oo.
Bulls. 43.00@5.35.
Staxs. $3.50.
Heifers. s3.50Rs.6S.
Calvss. 26068.40.
Stockers and feeders, S3.2SDS.6O.
Western range steerz. S6.O006.o6.
Texas and Indian range steers, o3.7E
| $500.
| Texas and Indian cows, $3.50.
HOGS.
Thursday-Receipts, s.210. Market
active and stronger. saie- moving an
advance generally Of SC pa cwt., few
being up 10c per cwt The pens wese
cleared early. Extreme range, 5000
73o: bulk OF sales. S6s0@7z0.
SHEEP.
| Thursday-Receipts. 4.335. Market
uneven. Good fatted offerings held
their own. Grasses and half fat sheep,
which formed large part Of the re-
ceipts. werr dull and trine lower. The
best price Of the day. 500. was realised
for one small lot Of choice spring lambs.
Range OF prices:
| Spring lambs. 800.
lambs. s6.50@6.76.
| Texas. $3.50.
| Bucks, 4.5O6l0S.
| Culls, $500.
Kansas fed western, e6.75.
| Texas fed. e1.65.
Gull Texas. 32.75.