The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native Supply SmaII-Southern Run
LiEht-Sheep Trade NominnL

NATIVE CATTLE-Argund 100 head of catu.
arrived in the native division, but as pa.t OF
"'ihroushS S Gatiie. t the R Rtafiah ind su T9ms OF on ts ssIs
was extremely small and mainly odds and ENDS
practically unchanged prices.
Shipping and nd ExpoTt-shipping and export
lows; Best native beef steers. Strictly fancy cat
s&po!t steers. Isg 8 to fs55 lbs. sesfase. ea s.. IS
g. good shipping and export ssetrs. I.s05 u
steers 1900 to I.45G Iibsil.4 is ss.S 20 @sai'm s"i'pns
10 resS sec Beef and Butcher ,steers-steers. 1.2oo
sS he fall I ransa: ss s5ss5s f b6P2 5P e &. lbs. ave- sG5
$40: steers Weighing less than 100 lbs, inIY
ranSei S.g6: bulk sold at S4.G5G5.7S. -
ehoiSe sg lbs, and upwards, s4a5.5C; the buk
at 4zSHf.S5: common to choice ~st1ckers' s2.5OT
s5;SSaSs.aSS. and he, the bulk s at ai aili:Fsi full range
ssaS' q. ana pSsT Mixsd.Fancy nnative heifers sell at
Choice native helfers sell at s5.5Sas: best i'isaaITHIy.s,
= =. sen A. S'aS, and good neifers sell at $40
Inferior. light and old cows SIG2. The buiS Si
an me COWS sold at Ss4.5O: canning cows sell
,S AhVEsmyea calves, fun range. ss.5oas.5O per
and yearlings sold at se.SO&5 per 100 lbs. win
Bulls. Etc.-BuiiS. full range. s.. 4oa5.0 bulk
3 3 satts S:g5p4;oJ; stocker bulls sold at $e.SJI
Mixers and sprinsers-Durins the week the
and cair s1 10 at Eta a run range Of S2imi2 per cow
SOUTHERN CATTLE-ouafantine receipts
were I cars. containing Sc head, against none
two weeks aYgo. a load Of light steeTs al sS.4j
available supply. The usual ss at GaSH c %S5f tns
pbeyaited ana trade was quiet at no particular
The supply this week vas Ill cars. the largest
p the season AGAINST 642 cars last week, and
SGatGe an week and held up well in price. but
While iig6f , niftty good steers deGin.d l5a2}s.
IN lost 2994oc in prise; cows ana bulls de-
Sraysa i ardaGd SHE 81 per G head. Of good quality i'm
h9GSmAs usual on Saturday. the run was
yet choice hogs were scarce. The market oftasi
with a good demand. trading was active and the
more than half of their .orGers filled. civ hutch
T would TSe 5er@ 0B}fr4 I'm m freely, as as the iimitel supply
s s than, on Friday. yet the Top Was 2Isc lower.
80 lbs. or fa more % Vf PIE, IS 5r hos averaging
t5a gong at Sl;+'a5;t asalnss s7.s567.t0 for
sold at S6HI; The close was On a firm basis.
The usual Saturday q]niStncss nre-
lambs that were held over were on sale q i but n n %t
r n arriyais were reported. The week closes
n nSTfs as oa me Close o OF Of last week. the advance re;
possibly a shade more so on sheep. N ""'
So far this week the sales included lambs that
sold at $5pS:75. Native and Southwest mutton
h Snfep s9ld at a range Of g '5a4 50. with the
at at SO; 49, Gull rl lambs a. 81 'Ss4 I and bucks sofa
Guided TexasS sheep at s5.g5Sig:@, ''e' also IN
3RsES.Th horse market had a few new ar
advance Of next Weeks tr5de and were re" not Il on
feTed on the market. One reason for their heinz
There were no buyers on the market wS6y vaa nieI
to engage actively In operations. being the clos
Ing day OF the week. and very little interest was
Tsnifes;ed. The closing w9s without any Incl
dent. transactions were ncmi al and hardlv any !
Of the dealers tried 70 negotiate sale behaving
that the results would be better at the o~en'ng O.
q new week. The only thing that c1uld he said (
about the market was that the good kinds closed
with n favorable s'tua.ioa prevaF ing, bv whiei, |
Is meant the best grades Of Eastern chunks and |
horses. r%oadsters. cosrhers. cohs. etc. The vaekSs
market has been Satisf3ct-rv On these bI,t n
has been even duller than recent weeks
to medium. ~
Horse quotations:
Heavy ~dratt-Commou to good. sf2Oel5a:
pounds. fair 10 good, SG5dSO; good to choice. ss59
choice to extra ssodT56. Horses f6 Eo -: so nT
To- extra sJ4G7N: Southern drivers. large, ss5ITG5
Export chunks-l2 200 to 1.5a pounds. pIain IN
good, S75na9; choice 5c extra slSgaI0. Business
Saddlefs for Southern uss-FaiT 10
good, SI5neO: choice TO extra, sl00G125; fancy
GATED and New York sadiiers. slJ91S6). Inferior
hor~.es-Common small plugs. s9Oa30: heavy work
,MULFS-The mule market had no new arrlv-
and virtually no offerings. az with the ex-
there were no mules left over on the commas
market. The latter department Of trade WAS
quiet. AND closed dull on all but the very
there was some little business transnirinr, biIt
{ was very small. as IT has been all week, The
2nly favorable demand has been for coed quail
comparatively small request from outside sources.
-"'rh necessarily decreased the activity on local
turing, the week. Some sellers said the trade
was slower and weaker. even on the ton OTTER
..nss. but IL 50 tho difference did not amount
Mule quotations: