The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-16

l.. "a ~ Il. 81 &S9 3. 90" az
sGGtasin Cag,!e-Receir;s Of quafan,ine cattle
nee y car and assTsEated around fZ5o near
Indian Territory, although Arkansas anI. MS
demand was about as usual. ana the movement
pretty free. Prices were mostly steady to strong
er. lcshy cows We're stronger 10 Ic h!saer, while
the came grades were steady. Calves sold about
STEADY OF on the basis noted THURSDAY. OF SIG
~ lower than the close of last week.
During, the week Texas and Indian Territory
steers sold at S2GIs5. bulk at t364l5 ,uNs and
oxcr at J.. :5Gs's5: bulls al siz5I3e5. ana Calves.
10 70 go ihS-. at SSGd..S per head. with the bulk
Arkansas aaa Tennessee steers. ss5 to 1.945 lbs.
ayerase. Sold at 2.l5as.2g cows and heifers at
81 59G22. TIRE bulk at SI.'5G225 and bulls AMI
I5Sa27o. the bulk at s2d@+e. and calves at
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS
IL Il. III NJ. PsJ ~ q. A ~. .. IS 30 90. a.. ) Is 3
g. Sc. s-25 10. So. sI5 81. 7o2-.. as
cows.
H. a.. So: :E E5; g.: ~ e.. 20 l g: 81 S.: s.S
-. ts2.- FL T.. s12... 2.N l.. -. 20
cows sand and l hejfers;
BULLS.
l.. SOC. Is q i@i5%;3.5s i:...i ISL. zfs
HOGS fair run Of hogs arrived for Friday
many choice htayies were asaiiSlle' The = rep .
sth'ation IN the med-um-weisht class was good
iaarket opened with Il good demand. and ai;hough
49, Anafhets reported as being lower. trading
81 wslsht and Irices fully as good as any time |
:, IhnTsday. Common TO fair stock was slow
dtlhand MAS good, in fact. better than any day
sold readily. The late market was not quite |
so good as the early one; however. the difference |
bought by, Nelson Morris & Co. i.si5 head sxers
AGED i2 lbs. and cost S.50, and the main drove |
Us, ana cost SIS. Fair i'i to h good fssTsse So1 $50
dun weights, 49, To- 3, iba : q ss;y.Ss;'n5 me.
5 ~ al p Sl9 .s2!s' lights, $50 TO 100 lbs, at $40
80 lbs at s4.6oa5. as. the bulk at s5@s.ls; pigs
under 100 lbs. at, ~$f.25G5.lo; heavy cuils at sia l
was $5.,5'. and The bulk OF the hogs above is
IDS soid at S."eT5:ss, against Il top OF sS-s5, and
fair supply Of sheep was on sale
curing the hrst four days Of the present week;
but the Quanty was not as good as usual. Good
10 choice lambs were scarce and not a great
had. Other markets reported liberal receipts and
values lower. and IN orGer to keep in line buyers
four days amounted to about &c. but this left
me market in a very strong condition compared
were on hand for several loads Of good
day the supply was small and the market frm.
so far this week the sales included lambs that
at S.a5G4.15, the bulk at 81. 25d4.g q. Native |
ana southwest mutton sheep sold at a range OF
ga$ Co. with the hulk Of the sales going at S3.15
To- and bucks sold at q. principally
H~oRsEs-The fresh arrivals in the horse de-
were confined to a few odds and ends.
tnd included no full consignments. There were
enough on the market TO Justify an auction.
md business ruled on a retail basis. Even on
his plane the market was quiet. a yerv good
learance having been effected during the -four |
days. The market is closing the week
nm an improvement over the week before. A
british cavalry demand has been in force. and
he small horses felt the beneficial effects OF
he competition sngenlered between this and a
airly good Southern demand which existed. The {
81 the Eastern class Of horses cur
allied activity In that branch Of trade, but all
{ the desirable offerings that were available
old In line with the advance on the smaller
Horse quotations: Heavy draft-Common to
God. Sl20ut5t; choice TO extra. Sl69GiS5. Chunks
lid to i.@l0 lbs. fair to good. ss5ISQ; good 20
God. S,t0G175: choice TO extra. S2e6J01. Horses
or the South-Small. light drivers. fair TO good,
A.; choice to extra, s59us0; southern drivers,
Irge. Ss5Mi29. Export chunk-l,20 to Loo lbs.
lain 10 good. $IJd90. choice TO extra, Si0oni20. |
business drtvers-Fair to good. ssJ9il9; choice to 4
xtrs. %sl25ffIJa. Saddlers for Southern use-Fair
D good. Slsh.e. choice to extra. Si0oGi35: fancy ]
sited and New York saddlers. xJgI30l. Inferior ]
orses-Common, small plugs. s29aso: heavy J
plugs ttud6p. J
MTrLFS-The arrivals OF previous days Of the j
eek wee all that were represented on the Fri I
ny market. There we're no fresh offerings. These
ere being gradually. though slowly. disposed OF \
'ttCut tferr being any Improvement in the ac-
witty from the earlier days Of the week. Taken d.,
a whole, the market has not been alv more J 4
ltisfs ctu'y or favorable than last week. Deal 4
= have Lad large stocks on hand, and, although T.
me have been sold to 30 East and South. there =
as not sufficient activity to warrant active pur- a
iss.nG operations In the market FOR fresh ar E
ave had a difficult time disposiny of their con- | T
snments at any thing like satisfactory quota i
Mule quotations: =
tFor broke mules. 4 TO : wears old -