The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-19
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HoGS-The run Of hogs was only moderate. tia
ieceipts amounting to ABOUT AGO. hesd. In ouai-
large a proportion OF the SnsSrs H9s not Is
heavies as dunng the trst two days OF the week.
ket cpeEed active so far as The GOOD to choice
o moss were senssInsd bat the ilfericr to tar
er extent than during the last ten days. In gen
hogs regardless OF weight and a 81 w = eaSs ons
on the common ones. The lac ma Ret showed no
mAtsIai cnanse. and few hogs renamed unsoId
s.-gga1ss' goed medium weights and packers az
ssTe1.sg the onik at ys.5vU7.sv: lisnts. 10 TO l3J
100 to $50 lbs. at $50 g.; pirS n nsn.::
roGghs and euils at sS.7Sa5.2. 'e'
Of the hogs aIoye 10 lSs. average sala at sns s! sss
g: y agSiHs, a top of S.so. and the buk at $50
Sh 7 a small supply Of sheep was on
by local sIauShterer:. The oasrin Ss'l ier s eaps Sel n
only fair In quality. good to choice lambs being
sheep was not large. The market otsnsa a li =
quiet and without material change in values, tho
steady with "wednesday. while the common. thin
the Stoke ssocser o1 sTad .an rema Msss s s1,., very sioS sale
"a11 81 being as good as q, should have been.
nos show up 10 such good advantage. the nn nd
sstmste shows the trade 70 have been In a very
shs rsma,kasle tninss about It was the en good ID
the dss' South '[ on the Thar Market Te from m1 sRs s sssys II frS ON
Neek. some having remained over. and the only
slaSs a al period. was sAl hack Of P prsp.r s9 Sre sinSns
Smootn. utte Southerners have been eagerly
er than last, week-htgher. in fact. than any
week In months. The buyers wanted them much
anu conipeution was spirited. Good little Chunks
were quickly bringing ss56loO. while tasty South-
ern drivers were frequently knocked down AZ
sl3Tt25. Medium and common classes sold down
70 50. and We're less wanted than the top grades.
Esstern business retained as good. or a strong
er tone than last week Plenty OF buyers were
on hand. and good offerings were greatly sought.
Tne quality OF the drivers was not as socc as
last week and sales were not so extremely high.
but the values were strong proporotionate Win
quality. Good chunks maintained an even tone
toR onerings selling right up around $3.50 to Soc.
Heavy dratt-Common to good. sisoa15o: choice
to extra s1@qiS. Chunks CLIO to L.83 iheEr
Coach horses and cobs-Fair to good sf+S$iIs.
choice TO extra. xDo9S0o. Horses for the SOUTH
snail iiShs drivers fair 70 good. 500 IS: choies
ExgSot chunks On to 40 Pr 70 rood.
20. Saddiers for southern use~Fair to rood' sS
9so; choice to extra, sloo1135; fancy rallied New
York saddlers.. si50G9oo. Inferior horses-Com--
non: small plugs. o heavy work piuxs
MULEs-This was a fair week In mules WHAT
ever favorsbleness there was. however, was Dis
classes were active. II they were OF Tcod ous,-
Ity. but on the other hand. IL WAS a slow ana
tull market on everything that savorrd CT COM
mon and unfinished. II was net a heavy de-
nard. but an ample one. which was registered
Nth the dealers Part came from the East. but
ne greater PROPORTION enanated from the South
n the various classes. which were uader de-
nand. and as q result dealers showed a DISPOSE
Ion 70 buy only these &C The commission mar
but the thin. green and unfinished
mes, IN The language Of the trade. did no
Receipts to commission interests were OF
considerably By the c-onsignments which the deaf
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