The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-18
TENS ASp INDIAN STEERS.
MINED.
FILLS AND STEERS.
.iLtisS'
SO. 80
BULIS.

HoGs-Tho hog. markel opened higher and tlie
n 'iigurs hot reached Tor over eight years, Good
20 choice hogs of al weights were &c higher IT
higher. and trading active. The medium, kinds
also received the fuiI benefit Of the advanee'
Cominen stock sold IRREGULAR and was >, ca, Is!
sts2dy 10 g hisitf: The s',pe,y WIS WIS, ia ap MN M
day. Tho late market was firm and thiiS
Drove + . Of paekefs bought BY, NscIaon Norris 4 &
c.. 7S3 head. averaged isS lbs. and cost 81,
% Saad tf sy ,n3in drq is i SSps md 9y cost s.i Si.SS The TOP to
Of the market, was s7:CIl: and The bulk e ;he
ss.se; q asaigst s; for tSE and s.. 8, p e. % Sc g So for
s. s. ,h sa'i avs sn aG and sbo Fsif 500 's eco Rs So s,i to s7 4SHHi:
medium weights. $50 TO 2g lbs; sold at ss;m
lbs. sold at $s,io 10 ss..5. the bulk s.. IS to s.. 6
light lights. ls to 10 lbs. average; sold al
10; e, H., 50 s g; r. a, 's .s.5 sn tx g. e s. s ss sc eui R,ss q, u ss..:
to SG ss;5;; s, soq }a,r m m,sla h is;s at a, s g. & 4, to ,s ssi;o and
sHEEPe.,A good strong demand en lS.a pre yas 1,i ans
e tne saaf aetiva s's and oh higher. The very best were
| considered Zoe. TO lc higher than the close OF
t "a s, Mens, Tc.niii lambs and common stock were
almost as slow sale ra as s wsr and n > Prices siesdv NO basis asi,
a 'nd d dis 8 fs1 on aI" sale. The u resei i1s'iis included
about 20 head that Te,s NO; for sa 4: leaving
Qualify. ssaies iacipdsd iair 70 good Ismbs AZ
S s5ss to NJ q to the .s.5 su'T mutton "a S': sheep 20 al rs: SIS sn 70
"a IN. stockers at s. 10 TO VIZ, and bucks at s..
mas9laie one. a TsPpt Vas ~ largely = eompos Ss' Of
rn,,iiim to good classes. with few running up
tiEned brisk and active for everything, IN its
class, which included likewise the different
grades Of export chunks. Harness. horses and
drivers had also a good inquiry from the same
sources, but were sparsely represented in the
receipts. Business was to all intents steady on
the regular classes Of market arrivals. Trade
s saGMsd c ssFX li, h1fse 9r b 30 shaaEs we're Sa st .xPe sio% %,
and some OF the palmer offerings which had
on the ma ket. Top kinds show least decline OF
any. because coming into relulsition by the
radical change from the basis OF last week.
Horse quotations:
Fair to good. s7oUso: good TO choice. siooa1ao.
s dsass TO sstra a'i ssS ssss1t Horses 70 f GOD he iss sats"
small, light drivers. fair to good. iS0ipi5: choice
to e., ira, S5oa65:. Southern drivers. large, SS58l0l.
ss0gl 2j: choice to extra, si:j9i5o. Business drivers
Fair TO good. Ss5g no.: choice to extra, s1250
al ass: s sSoIes 70 for extra. san'4 s,53a :iss- fanrv to sa iced a 81
New York saddle s, sI5 $50. Inferior horses
Con mon, small plugs. s29s2: heavy work plugs,
MULES-Whateyer there was of a light nature
in receipts on early Monday was fully balanced
late in the day and Tuesday BY the liberality of
a very generous representation from consignors:
labor complications In the Eas; will uitl mateiy
have some beneficial effect on the demand for
posed. because 1t is getting late in the season
for the height of activity in those classes. but
the same situation when I: began was responsible
for a restriction. and an opposite effect Is NATURAL
ly to be expected from its changed conditions.
The Southern demand is slowly becoming q fac
fixed place in the movement. Trade has opened
steady and continues so thus far. bu. the action
Is cGrapaafa NV ~ SLOW w;e-. b1cal Ggmands , are eeins
only fairly active.