The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-16

MIXED
STAGSI

- ILL., $40 L. 30 SO
with the receipts o. The past six mo1Ihs but
about one-haIf Ga good supply. In qualify IN
hogs AVERAGED extra SSoS a hSsrSi psSpor ZION
day for over a month. The market opened with
an advance OF I06i5c. the best ne;Ium and h avy
hoes showing tue most IMPROVEMENT Packers
10 pay the advance asked II The hrgs were good,
SeaSyy bces they could set. me late nlfket
showed No material Chang However, tower
to The trade. FAR 10 best butcher and hsayy
-oEs sold at 70; good medium wsights
..This. 80 to lei lbs. AZ S.5lGI.S0, the bulk at
s5.sjt1.5 lights l1 TO i5o his. a., sig:.z5;
Top q the market was $50. and the bulk q
against a top Of $50. and the bulk a. IS 80
msls Il Which ron as or 'n sSS,S Tas esIr fer B MsnG fG
lambs that classed rs soOd were To be had. but
Set opened. in Eool shape. 6uysTs taking sdd
ap;SSiy and Wins TO pay an advance In prices
they eiassed as medium or better. In places
she eiosSs OF last Week. Fam grades anu s an e s1rn
mon stock showed little or no change wnatsve-.
very few on sale. Lambs sold al s5Gs.3. cali
lambs at go: mutton sheep at S.50R3.S;
HoRsES-For some unaecOrntaSle reason there
has been a retrogression In the tone OF the hogs.
strength and considerable deficiency in the move
nsnbes u last Mendasy. sas IN =, aop Ssps an sq qua
the quality was, hardly sh.sh-cass. There vas
psS,Isr,,rT so,,ca1fie a ~ s,ds 20 ,hseh ms vas
IN trade. and hsa a depse-sinE eject. on prices.
up In pretty good numbers. ard the force OF
buyers apreared very adequate 10 handle suit
horses were very scarce. end Eastern buyer. had
little to do IL was rot a dull market. but the
harness and top southern horses appeared to be
as strong As recently. but the general run OF
horses exhibited s.glS Of weakness
Horse quotations: Heavy traft-Common 10
f'Es sa.y ga rS Sso'f fal r to s1i Iaos s'isiss e sSoa to
choice SSIl10. Coach horses and cob2FsIr to
f1d The -sea;S:s sn2iHs i Il sAt erivsI a'g fsie TO h ssSs
fggt; ch9;ss to sSir. Sagso; southern drivers.
PLAIN to good. syaSe; choice, to extra slOeai2o.
t sai'n' sissaisS ssafiefe s sS9d sa sssilD; s ssSlef 70
20 sood S5aS: chq.ee TO extra S0o1l3: fancy
ferIor small n;uss xozs5.
heavy vprk piuFs tpIS.
e-eed IN Fnai nsny he %es 5s SSqRissTSss as epe1 snfy e1's.1r
small sunehes. :rd a ,u:i :ood or two IN. tn
noon theT. was little o. 70 Inquiry. nor any
sa5 W9s that IN Serand t ga oultis IgS rea-
cyened extremely light There were Fcarce.y any
sSs a. eli I'll anednraEine. g ar1nmsls , s1on ms5 Tsrs
IL Gull trade without any chance and with no
Mule quotations dor broke mules. 4 to : years
OLD:
II HANDS. extreme range ..---.---..s 5oJoe9 .oso
Y hands bulk Of sales :-.-.-..-. toee4 seel
14z hands. extreme range ----------- 5000 S1e9
1{fr hands. bulk OF sales .--.-....... $500 $50
Is hands extreme range --.-.---.-- 7SAe&1la.o1
Is HANDS. bulk Of sales ---.-----.... a6off 5000
f5i= hands. extreme range .-..-.-...-. - ee6 Is 90
la hands bulk CT sales --.--.---..- faoNz lO5. -
ie TO le1 hands. extreme range -. IN GGIs0m
Is to 1917 hands. bulk Of sales ....... I.5eO6INo
The nrst line OF quotations in each class is cal
crlsted TO reprs-n; the fun range from eomm1l
80 extra Dealers. however, often classify su-
perIative lunches falI tops for buyers. winch
sometimes sell considerably above the highest
quotations. The second line OF quotations SlgrI-
fes the bulk OF sales. and generally represents
the various classes as they are sold on the COM
mission market. more or less mixed