The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-30

HoRsEs-A phenomenal run. considering the
ton, the Special .sie which takes place this
week ,.; acting as a magnet for receipts in the
d%ications are that the general weeks arrivals
ity. too. represented great Improvements, en-
bracing many choice eonsisnments OF chunks
%drafters were more plentiful at $50 to sigT
pairs bringing s2!s to $3.50: The demand f,r Brit.
movement being brisk and values strong. An
Unusual week is in front Of the trade.
Horse quotations:
,s extra sa1s I slsssso9; .S Ssa1 Il ,5 5;iS ts LIZ IA; e lbs To an
i s1sEa .s9esi'' 10 H ssos. .ssa g. s ssaias 81 eH:ra l'f 6
s ssgsss 10 *; : ! 70 .l isss !6si bd nla,a e al fsea ss fsla q
good sssgllo: choice to extra Si2sgiso. Saddlers
Extra so sloesIso use fan .s'l ,S s0o New ss'g York es ssadie 1s
;Isl eass;. b Inferior ro horses nis,s ee ssags small plugs
MULEsS1he receipts were unusually large for
the season. agsregating around $50 head during
ins fo asai Ssn; ; asou rem 3 loaes S Of .hs ssai Tsls d to
The con'mission alleys. Trade was prineipally. on
ity OF cases conforned to that demand. Dealers
have untitled contracts on hand. and are busy
Of these grades lately has been extremely crit.
zeal and the energies Of the demand are directed
bringing strong Comparative prices. 4 Few East
err, buyers are on hand for miners and choice
Mule quotations (or broken mules. 4 to Z years
T. hands; bulk OF sales ........... 5000 SS5.01
q; h hands: BULK suIke% of s salns s. s s.S9g s sStS
10 Eands. extreme range -............ .o.ogg1os.M
" hands. bulk OF sales ........... S0.00g 500
159 hands. extreme range .......... S5.0lg115.M
1sh hands bulk OF sales .......".... g. ogi9s!09
1s to 1sn hands. bulk Of sales........ ll5.Wals,.N
Calculated Ias sssf to line nspr Of nsG sss 9nil 1 4ans each from elas CONS Is
mon to extra. Dealers, however. often classify
superiative punches (sii tops for buyers. which
quotations. The second line Of auotations Zig
miles the bulk Of sales and generally represents
By Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
chicago. April 2s.-Cattle-Monday is getting 10
be a day of enormous receipts. Last Monday
26. 201 were received. and to-day's receipts were
ssSs. Soc; s 80 ep. a as1; ss.he1 suEH sl:SSrs a,'uri Fly
export trade continues an important factor in the
e $s :sss:s: 9 IS: s; s s :i' ; !; $s 'ss::.i s! e., .@ ' :;::;, "a, :: ss: : ; !. q;
@ ss:'i 2. s;ssst; ses T., .s "a ssa .s;ssSiss Is ssssiis:
as for fair to. prime; Trade was fairly active 70
s ssiiins at .s 20 i1ani sSa e eSas an. .n1i h mGfsn,"s 4. G slss
as: calves sold at t2.s5e5;25.
Hos.nThs1 ERE: va. ..I general raj ; ~. ass this n.,s mo ooa.es
r.: Z :s;s = .s ss *: :sss ~; e., e E; s;I :? so s 81 ' #. a. 81
w..s ; iSs below &c pn last sZ.ta I'd ;g'pa's xiar: ssd a i%a's:
s sa1a {: Il 3: s sissss Sen: e .s e 8. :sfIs%s s .insi iie .as . .sis.
At ss.ss. shippins lots, Weighing 2so9sM !bs::
s sS.asasa S sss1sss ip: and .o asa " gassss'sess '9 sale. .hs a
3; %i sSS5.s sy' Eosa e i ps.m 1s e sS.a isss wee ws.s %sss IS S
i e ., s s. Is, ass.r = ssss;S s;e slg; s .t:ss a,;ss ssaFs
- Ss.s rssInyt 2, Is SIS la.. M None ss.'T Thss. At va, "a !.
:ssep were fairly .cs,Ss At the recent DECLINES aso;s.
s%;s ss;.: sS sssi.s "a Inns. sS;s9 a:ssss s e? Ssi Is 81:
spring lambs scarce and in strong demand at $50
K gfS IL u; SPECIAL.
g, Joseph: No; April ss-c1 us,,v.r Essz ~, =
% W.atesn: :'i ssssa s. 49, a:e cows aSMeI and dat heiier s''; ESQ., s.:
veal. 90; bulls aiss and nd stsos g issSa,,s; st9 six:
!: $i H.: :: ~, 6 $s& IL r ~, -; al + sssSs SS. sssSss Si +
market s. lower: lambs steady TO 1c lower; top
cS New York ri April p.-Beeve,-Receipt. 4.so:
demand fur: steers steady: butts steady; cows
i & 1ssa se9 IS h'f hsn. s e 9sa a SO COWS Is; CO.'S y. ss ssa 't e.
ports: noas; to,mo.rOS: s0 cattle Is. and ad, 40 .s SassE,
ter: a CT o. ss:f; veal. sI,ss s.soss; ssp. So; S.. little assis s esiSes
; NSsIsa , ss:sD ,i aaa siip5sd Be- g's.s sisss: choice i'Ss;
DO us: wooie 4 lambs nisp s. Sss. s;;s;' clipped %;
st sssS5 sllf Il Ss'ls ,s Il; :'r mart 's~i lower ssi'1 e
South omaha: Neb.. April s,-Cattl.Reseipts
Il. ssa1.s IS: western steers S4ai.@: Texas steers
ja. 09l. Is: cows and heifers easier at as.o0G4:ss;
Gamers 81 1898. Is; stockers and feeders higher
8. a. Hogs-Receipfs $500: market re
, K segs heavy ss. y,. =. s ssSs 80 g. m bais = ;ss sstes sS;.s sssSs
s.s. sheepI,ReceiPt. 8 soo; marke, steady t. i e:
common and stock sheep S.759S.% ": ewes G.OV
40: lambs A.25G5.
natives II, 600 Texans: 10 calves: stockers and
feeders steady: others 6u1oc lower: native beef
stesrs "a. eO66 so; stockers and feeders S.1S45. %:
Western red steers s: so@s 10. Texans and u,
30: bulls 3s.ss64.50: calves $4Qs. Hogs-Rs-
ceipts 10000; market 5gIos lower: !Sg s:sS; hulk bulk
packers IS. s rs: light IS. ood5. 7o:. pigs $3.50
$40. sheep-Receipts 800: choice steady to &c
Si.b0G5. 10; Western wethers "a. 50G4.l5: Western
yeariings "a .55Qi. IS: gross muttons HQ4:S: ewes
81. l0Gl.50; culls 81. I6G4: spring lambs S6Vl.N.