The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-03

a5 SaETII ,ls2 a sgPs!y 'f ,s Asp vas T IssH. .T small:
- mere teing q feS good 30 cHoice lambs n
sale slg s2ne sood mutton sheep. The cR-r
Was NJ material change In IT, marE~t an ssS.i
mutton shc-p- ard lanes selling readily at steady
steady and uia not sell - quickly. Call lambs
ar SUI tery " sale. a. then- Il practically no
change The pest lambs sold at SIS. the bert
natiN, sheep AZ $50. and so-io- western sheep az
HOGs-A moderate supply o; hogs was On zal..
IN quality they ayeragsd well. there being a sb-
60 pIeIHEucn e sod hsayles included among
market CFened on =. better basis than on Wednes-
ss5erai hss e5 s7el aSdi about 2l 3 hfaSy hS{ S,. w sSs
fa.r-Ersde ones were no better than strong. Good
only fair cnes were no better than steady. Or
ginSiy mi1ed lots; l~nsisdinf a few rough sews.
as SeTe Sastet y both city butchers and pack
iy than. any other kind. An Kinds Of trash are
currency SLOW sale and prices Irregular and
showed little OF no change from The opening ana
all decent h9ss that arrived IN time we're dis
Fair u best butcher and heavy hogs sold a,
tLi5a5.5S tie LUX a. s. ) isGS.I iS 70 iss
ios AZ InI0. the bulk at S.10GIiS. nEhts.
Toughs and esiis At ssss.s P ~
TIE TOP q - markst was EJa. and The bulk
asainss a ioP OF as and the bulk al
HoRSEs-Putuar ore dav axainst thu o,h.r,
he WseEs aiaTEet has been Tatser %irTeSuiar.
- NA"AN w. = rRNNN AAl a A0AEA
tone on Eastern ehuEks Al periods during shis
SSseS ths marSet rsSoyersd what adyaatage had
II any better than q week aEu- Eastern buyers
a restriction on them. and they Disseminated
more than ordinarily on heavy horses The
Large orders centered in the auction Tor good.
smooth plantation chunks and drivers. and the
cgsap-tuon retained them on as good a basis
Of value IS during the last two good weeks
IN the demand for plain ana common Southern
eE No kccnneSs % inquiry was shown. and
ss-ier tssa 81 bTsce6lss wesE ne wteks saI re-,
ceipts have been ven liberal and. notNithst4nd-
me movsment has beea quite ready.
Heavy dran-common to good. nosiso; ehoie.
% extra Nean& Chunks, LILO 20 1.E0 lbs.
Coach h6rsel and sSS-sFsiir 70 TO e sSoS' .isSs I!s:
choice 70 extra 100aso. Horses Tor the South
to Sns e4ira nsaSS e5 g. sol la1s no 5 Fave S4s s.ss. eas 9
- E1Rert chunks. L9o 20 lse lbs. plain 70
erxer-F1ir . good Ssgll9; choice to extra,
E5si. So. choice to sxtm- sisSaIS: fancy
Eaitcd and New York ~saddlsrs. aoG5o In
heavy work plugs y6an ~ $500
Mrr.E-The arrivals to The mule market dur
week Yet moderate and somewhat. lighter than
nrstty ven diversified lot IN point Of qualify. TIE
bulk o. he arrivals tclding principally to nedi-
Sfovement over last EeeE. outside Suyinr show
ing NOR signs OF life, and the dealers IN eonse-
he fresh arrivals But The exterior demand has
-ould seem to indicate. AnG az the week closes
there l. less Of a tone Of b~uoyancy than was
% activity az the bezinninE q the week also
promised % bring with II a STRONGER toae TO
Es9F enly a ysTy -slsA, lmPTovrm.ni WIN snany
tiyeiy better 7osFsH se Food eiaSses Of cotton
mules than on the other. although thsrr has
chcice veighty classes OF bic mules. Hardly
any material change can be quoted IN values as
Mule euotatisns for broke mules. 4 to