The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

HOGSA very small number OF hogs arrived:
Witch is only about Gns-th.rd OF a sod moder-
ate supply. \ good demand prevailed from bStn
SFened active and sellers, vere able 70 obtain
higher prices Tie bsst hogs SOLO " - Sa.
higher. Lights were also salgc higher, but only
Z 5" minutes M and none ~ tae Guyers were
able 10 get anything near as many hegs as they
Nth nothing LETT uas0;J. Fair to good heavy
hogs. - lbs. average ard ahgye. SOL al sGSy
10. The bulk Al s.eaI!5: lights 10 20 10 56,.'
At s..+5qiSs the bulk a. s.+,t.S REsS sssaa
s8. pss under 10 lbs al SSSJs50;
50: hssSvy culis at ss6asa: fair 70 good mixed
OF the nogs above 10 lbs; sgld AZ I.Sse@,s
against a TOP Of SIS and the bulk at HSsIs'
saEEP-A fair supply q sheeP, was en- sa.s
the case Tor some time. the arrivals we're mos;-
y lambs IT, mSTkst sH 5is I Sesk man ssd I Is. ie1a
st0cE was generally CONSIDERED about &C higher:
Lrahlns - c nsrk-f Va soon cleaned up.
Sheep did not show quite 50 much improvement
sale. Fair 10 good lambs sold at 81 SIS as cult
lambs at 81; medium sheep at Slos$Ss' Texas
HORSES-The onsriass Of native horses were
light. as an opsnlns jSF Ias ven, ~ T yen
good general demand. and at prices which were
The better classes sold particularly well. ss-
peclliy a few chunks q E09d - enSiee quA.TIS:
the arrival q several new buyers from the
south. principally Alsbama and Louisiana They
order and white they displayed no extreme
pressure about getting them. there was a good
healthy tone 20 the request and no trouble WIS
experienced IN negotiating sales where the AMI.
win last Monday. the trade was stronger and
larger receipts would have even further benefited
tic market. in that they would have offered ma
teriaI FOR enlarged activity and perhaps greater
cunpetitlCn-
HORSE quotations:
Heavy 70 good. si209I50: choice
20 extTa. sIseIlS5 Chunks-i.l5 80 20 L.G0 lbs.
fair 10 good. $3.50. good TO choice. S5diio.
choice TO extra. Ssya50G. Horses FOR the South
small, light drivers. fair TO good. SHf5; choice
"a extra. E0a10. Southern drivers. Large. sE1
~. Export cnunk|L.Go 20 l.5o lbs. plain 10
good. $500: choice 70 extra. SieS1i9L Business
artvers-FaiT 20 good. SSGlio; choice TO extra
yEHI0 SaGdleis fcr Southern use-Fair to
COOL. s1Hep: choice TO extra. SiotaLS. fancy
GATED and New York ladders. l5lE@o- IaferiOr
~hCTses-Comm9n small plugs. t0d0: heavy
M-IESLThsre were few receipts 20 local deaf
ers and fewer stll on the commission market. IN
fact the latter supplies amounted TO only a full
load and = small bunch OF two The demand
hexan light. and sellers did not try 20 do much
transactions and the feeling in the market was
not exEctIy expressed. tut II was fully a. duiet
- the close Of last week Some Eastern orders
were in the hands Of dealers. but they were not
u,nnd on the cCmmiEGon market. Generally. the
Eastern demand ard all other demands opened
very quiet. The present. condition OF the mar
Set Is very slow. Dealers are not selling very
a. buy. unless they b q very choice quality.
And even these have assumed a slower tendency
du-frE the last couple Of weeks
Mule quotations for broke mules. 4 to ! years