The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native Receipts Sna1I-Bufcher Cattle
Ste~Rdy-Sheep Close Firm.


NATIVE cATTLE-Around 30 head Of cattle
were sold in the native division. including n
couple loads of fresh arrivals. and a motley lot
OF hol1nver COWS. helfers. bulls and a few stock
ers. Til. usual Saturday conditions were pre-
vailing. and trade was quiet In consequence. but
IhHTe wa no m, material 81 il, cha sds In Hu9tssion.:
SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS.
Best nati.e beef steers. strictly fancy
Ch".cc export steers. i.355s: so ibs...... s.s,as.D
Coed SHIPPING and export steers. LEO -
Fair = medium shipping steers. iana "|
bhihiEssED BEEF AND BU.'rciiiER srhERs.
Steers. .I.cGqi ~, S.Iqs.0
Steers less tehg =. %I B, HraFERs. s'a'''a'
Fancy .corn-fed heiters -..-...---."...t..s5as.S
Fair to god rrass heifers............ 2.7593.5
Good: fat; medium weight cows--... s!.a$.E
Mssn rat cows 5.Ss g q
Fair to medium Gamers -.-"...-... 1920
Common and she''' f BEfIS. i'''ai'''
Choice corn-fed - .eog4.2s
Good QUALIFIED thin dehofned bulls for
N .vEAI.s- NXD T 1870
Heavy tat as.S5
G Ts'd hsre,ics s.sSat'S
Good to choice feeders. i.S1sal is rs, Masa4.so
T i'sG!q TN , 'p FS2a f fssGsIs: s ss5gs &c IBIS lbs: 1863; ;tsss:s
God qualified stocker. ssoa15o lbs...- s2!as"s3
Fair qualified steer. e0d75o lbs-.-...-- $500
tTIoice to good stock heifeis....- a.sssa5.ss
Medium stock 2.50d2.75
Dehorned and unbranded stockers and feeders
always selI a fraction better than others.
MILK cows.
Good quality large young cows with
Mclium mixers q. 56d32. 50
Strictly family mixers sill above $50 5"e0.'0
S9GThEKN CATILE,Rsseip,s 81 ra,tie in the
aEs,nst = cars and 2ins head last saturday ard
!; ve ears ha "Ph Isl s]uf h c two TO msis' a aT MARKET Afr's ani
there was very little sn:eres; in the trade. though
thsle T REGGIE no material ie g the hang NECK Fep Safs n! y an aSqs.
AGAINST SIS cars last week and sas cars two weeks
HoGS-A fair run Of hogs arrived for Saturday.
the receipts amounting to around 900 head. The
sources. and sellers were able to force an advance
S Ro,d &c f re '2S' a and f fTa5ln at wa Was aa aul'e ae ShEsls i fn0s x
general way !, was the most satisfactory market
operators. as they have been for the mast two
weeks The best hogs on sale averaged $50 lbs;
f. tEG sIaS s. l I,gs 30 =; 5, I4 sH5 g 100 ed 10 rd l5@ ihs 5, sold G Ct
sHEEPIAs usus! On SATURDAY.. but few sheep
showed no material change. the good mutton
stock hsinE taken quirkly at steady to strong
hifser tran the ciaea II las, weel, on the bcs,
T nn be! while .h ths s calnTTon S to s.ly a fasr ,s srs sdeS are ar.
msnd. fully a dozen loads being needed 10 fill
HOEsEs-Thcre were no receipts OF any conse-
1nence arriving TO the Saturday market. and the
natural result was a Iuict and nnin'eresting
end practically amounted 20 n nominal market.
The week did not rloa- as welt RI last. There
which amounted to about 81 to SO. and this
was present IN to the closing dsv. The bad mar
reirc'ion. The southern trade was not up to ex,
pectations. but II was a good market in the face
ttv I.Dr.ri1fgI cpfrrpfffi0O md left tho
open for easier purchasing. Good. smooth. little
s 81, fo;1 hors.s held to 4 very uniform tope
Common kinds were perhaps n little weaker. bu:
I po. dSGifadIy =" ono dIfaSsnltg With me ,nar-
ness Of the quality in all classes.
Horse quotations:
Heavy h~,a5tacomman TO T"od 'IacTl5o; choice
Fair to good tG5aso: good to choice. ss56110. Coach
horses and eehs.Fa,t 10 good. s'4aal7r,: choice
light drivers: fair 20 good. sodi5: choice to extra.
s,eaIo: Southern drirsrs. Large, ss5d125. Eynort
choice to extra. s1COGl2o BUSINESS drIvers~Fair
to good. fsGslio: choice to extra. S2iG15o, Sad
choice to EXTRA, s1fOT12s: fancy gated and New
York saddlers. s15e6an0 Inferior horres-Con,-
mon small plugs. s2oa20: heavy work plugs
MuLEsxA few co~nrignmen.s were reported.
nut none found their way into the commission
and leaving the department for frst-hand ar
rivals in a condition Of good clearance. about all
having been turned over to new owners. No row
features. Therefore. developed in the trade. The
ern and Southern orders contributing very lifer-
ally to an active movement. which has been
inclination Of buyers to purchase. Both good
Eastern and good Southern mules have been sold
suit Of which has been an active demand for the
same kinds on the commission market. Tho mar
tiles OF both neayv and e0ftOn mulea and RaIAa.