The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-23

| Kansas City. No. Jan. Observation-Disclosures
steady to loc lower: stockers and feeders steady.
s:sSas. 60 g ,5 faiT .t to Sood ;2.' "a stossers and
1 Tssss and ni 'G fndian M s,eeis s.. 1 isa. Sissrs TEXAS ssa sow;
g soG3: native cows 81: Isa3.7s: native hsifers
Calves a'saS' ss:so Sah g. ssas Z; Sai's s.ss 8 4 marisi
5a1oc lower: top $3.50; bulk Of sales Sc. i5as 20:
i hsass ,s. ssass s: YorR &iae' ss. aosses E: tsissa s ;e "a
sjs; sh ss,iys 1smss si ;Sss: % Wslsssn s' IsmS, to a IS 3;
@s.S: fed ewes s3@5: native wethers s. 5oal. S.:
Western we,hers sass: stockers and feeders
South 81; Joseph. Mo; Jan; ;a.GattIs-Rsceip.
aHss s.! Tssl IS 8 70 pa szss; sui ssIi; an. and hs s!sss 81: 3 : g g
=: ss$ i tssssI =,5 sss1 Il = ! 4. s S,s . 4 s IS i''f Hsss
.sos: top Me.,ean ysarlinEs weihers s.: top ma
chicago. Jan. acknowledgements 1900. in
and feeders s. ESQ 50: cows sIse@i.so: heiters s.
ss s;S E; T Sss rs. "a ,; ;:ss5; $ i s 81 SS,i : s. ss1ss; i R ! :
81 :s SssF &, . sssSs IS s Sc 8: !issS !. IS s. =: .s ss!s
strong: lambs strong to lc higher; good e choice
Western lambs 'sS.5Sss1s otasaas ysstesasys
B. msee' gsip9ents.c Il as: a hsss i g; s.; s,s shsGee sAe e..
mainly ssx e a9afi iaH direct. Ne al 4eecrt "a
s Rsssssa .a sssf :sssaS; a sssi;s sss!Ss :!ss.' S S.
s s11S sns . Msas; calf Ss1 At So. is;d os at ! ssss O. st s ga Is:
q car Of westerns at sa.i5. Sheep and lambs.
1e i5S@.r ;'s shee saf saa assas la sssssy is. ls@s: a1 ons
deck at VS. ;osi: about Sesk st sfe espad Sac e. 800 3, %; III! acfs :,
s se .7saass,a. A'''' '''A' ''A'' n0s' s''a AT
Co0ee
New; York, Jan: ss-conee.sgot quiet. The
% gsei'ns 6 6Gr 5 fq yo,nis. 0 psdsa i stsass at a sn Partial n,l
ropean selling, influenced by lower European
markets and heavy eiearaness Esporters and
we're also sustained BY a little investment De.
and better as a re rssHis from rm5 5osser ,n'er buri nssei tss
afternoon business was very quiet again and the
sales sales we're wre 400 bags. incIud SiensJ Jan. D Too; Feb.
aSoe: Aiaa ISh asoc; May SGT SSc: July 4;soc:
Sugar.
refining s e f9 sc: jan eent Ei@ssFas $ fsss. o ssstsss!; md-
Rssdsss sss. s.s: e; s TsansS s'Sfae 9,ise sF'' seI,s s;s:e;
ss AZ J orl ga 4. L seat1 sin; lEa . s.lsss f dpI; o; CEN !:
ttr1,fsss s AZ whites Ste. ss Ma,ss. yelloMs S,saS ls-iss; sec.
centrifugal 15alsc. sirup 1sassc
Wool.
auction sales to-day numbered IL 2ss bales. The
attendance was large. A supari r selection of
scoareds caused spirited comretitioa between
mand. Crossbreds were In moderate supply and
sold steadily. A few. lots Of merinos were taken
for America. A good selection Of Cape of Good
Hope and Natal was in keen demand. Following
bales: secured sitd91s sgd: greasy 5tdais ID.
Queensland 100 bales: secured Ia 11dGzs I'D:
greasy 8k611d. Victoria $500 bales: secured Is
Hddls I'D: greasy, 5hdGls "a. South Australia
2.40 bales: secured Is 6dd1s SID; greasy 5I1i1
Is Id. West Aust, ALA 5000 bales; occurred Is 2lsd
OILS Sd: greasy 6hGl1d. New ZeaIand 1.5o0 bales:
Good Hope and Natal LOO bales: Secured Side
London. Jan; IA sale Of shsepskins was
amounted to 6.IA bales, and consisted mainly
Of crossbreds. Demand was steady. purchases
being made by American and German BUYERS. as
well az the home trade; MsItnos were s%pIriied!y
were 1x6Nd lower and lambs were Nd dcarer.
Following are the sales and prices Obtained for
clothing and combing: New South Wales. 20
bales at 4a7sd; oueenslsnd sss bales at ID.
s2l bales at rxTshd. West Australia, SO at
IsGskd. Tasmania. A7 bales at 4K6sd. New
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