The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-16

! -HEEE-'!.l- 4 -1lC Supply o. SF"ei was On
JI.on of mutton sheep. and they sold readily at
Vas Tsth-r snail, -lut a. III. demand for them
wIs limited there was plenty On sale u satisfy
| f-Ns- -, Re .niiai. q. isSj We While dur
st-eT. has not besa ~suttc:s.c 70 meet the de
| rani. Stgeker< today sofa steady with last
week ami more orders aye n hand than can b.
filled .ul; lambs are alr-St unstable
tn receipts amounting 70 only at2u, -, head.
wh'ch in reality Va only atnG' ene,'hlTI o; ~, a
fucs average! reasonably 81 ANYTHING liks
80. 80 h o co Tsse s} 5asE va; n, o., az fssf Tut :n suf-
teient 10 meet the demand n mat G'ass. me
w TtEA sS,.g 2Pe asa NUS Sae angel fro:n i@tisc hiGheT
than on saturday for all decent hints
saSSnsi smooth IS to = II. hogs showed he
mr<- imF5oyemsn5 VIII III S5t;nary aat T1l Tss
fully - good a. the early one and nothinE OF
aTZ -mL p F4a, b d.tftlnt and qnSS savy hogs sold a.
S.. apus-5o; good medium weights and packers al
g. ili Ia s; 81 s I. ,f at b SE' at is,osHs :: lights.
IL, . In lbs. Al .5sra6: pigs 4; S-esdos''
RI TOP .: the market was $50 an! the bulk
OF the hos above l%' rs svsraEe sd a. ~
80 c asa sa,ar zap q "'' liz 49,
HoRsEs-It was the uneSpsc:st that aaprsIea
today. The impression had game: ssFens.n IN
p mbicb ,rsns ri Z las, W. week, that it would be
an of season in The horse business u:tI a,ser
w; Week h0hie conarS fssn - interests did No, strive
for large supplies. ard s2eculat9Ts were lg3s-
70 have as little dead sxpe1ss as poS Si'b +, ba az
all Of whom gave evidence OF an anN,stT Tor
saBIiie<ab i2 m nnas IN f;-e sns 7 and ACTIVITY han
Iasr week was demonstrated ofer'nss rloNsl
sgryrI 'uS a1h savs trsde a Very sneouras:ng
OUTLOOK for ,ls week suPRi,ss: i tn li Iisst WIN in
FAT to- the good demaan which prevailed.
o4eTins< Of EastsTn grad 80 on the i InsFset ao 6pi
; ,aaHt yneni as the south.Tn.
s5 aiFs sfao2lsS: eRoi;s 70 sx:Ea si.saIs5: caaHks;
I;Ise 70 1sy2 lbs: far to s9oa a,s s7S Chs fall ~ 70
good .iiraT.y: choice TO ezra Se.s2- Horse
; sST he t s=Sg5s- = s1tra hs saaSo: soi,hsrn dliSefs.
large IS Export chunks. 1879 to l.ee lbs.
RR fs'iR sT!yers. IA; 70 sod sselle: saeies to
s 20 ed ana Nv Yo:k ssaale:s sI5"a3eo: Intsrier
~Eorses-Coru.on. snail PLUGS sS9S": heaS' "oES
MyfT.LESGTh- had market Of the last two week:
had in;i,ai Is re eeISt n r6r the weeEs eomraission oEeT:
in.s FOR early MONDAY market embracing Only
aSeu we : the t;ads VA, inclined 70 60 slowly
until dealers could get Their .esarinTs q. tbse
We're made at transaction. did not ofer a CON.
prehsnSiye indication 81 The maze AK fss An msssiv
~ III
Co1Iit;In * the weather: at times Il. was 40
5a-E rsa- business was out Of the question:, ana
this fact. as much as anything else; retarded the
development Of the marke. into definite shape-
s few southern buyers are On The rnaTHtt GUY.
ing horses ard some OF them have eApEeSSsa
rhr!r :ntsctiOn TO buy mules TO MI out Win.
This r1ay. in 4 measure. improve Ins 1xusLLs
Of traGa. but the southern demand Of itseiI Co.'S
no. appear ~ sufficient volume az the pEese.s
rin,a 10 work any decided change In the market.
Mule Quo,atiols cor broke mules. 4 to : years
cius, s,--srs range ..s sn.coI e1.o0
$3.50 ~, ~ sales .-....... Ea.eaG $50
: =, 80 - -x,-s-,s range ...... Tn.e@GilhdS
- - ~ -: sales -..... 81. otI 50 -
- -,nze ......... at-oaG 900
= .aa-i' 80 ~ sales -.....-.... IS q lle-to
!. "a. -; s%+Tsrra rsuSe ...... 1.L .0QI 35.es
= hs s - - s,Ias ... 10. SGiNdO
.-sH s,rra-na range -, l2aO0 a i,S1n
ID 4, Is: hands. bulk % sales ------ Ise"n i"hg'
The mrs. line u quotations in each Na>s Is cal
caIatsG 10 represent the full range from. common
Il, extra. Dealers. however. often CLASSIFY SUPER
lative hurcc-> tall tops) for buyers, wticn some
times sell considerably above the higneS: duota-
;ious. TIE second line OF quotations siSnines mo
bulk Of sales. and generally, represents tte van
Gus classes aS they are sold on the coH.iEiSSiOn
market. more or less mixed