The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-06

HOGS-The receipts of hogs were quite an i'm,
pr9 smam supply. The quality also showed a de-
| cided Improvement over. yesterday. there being
Beins g s0e shade nsa better The market opened slow.
with BUYERS; especially the Pa C 6a :,s very Hg, D eate
.:a sns eiddi REii iR"s sas SRfR a lo S1aEs than rs Yes;
s tffeansd t up BEFORE eG noon. ~ Lights. il good, showed
| but little change and were in extra good demand.
S isty. butchers s5 sstsn Te as IN asn nhe tH The Close sa' w aS' about t
| like the general market and a few loads that
a[ FAIR to aas good Sef heaT Y hogs. go lbs. average and
= ssoy Is. sod 4, s US $50 sS4 81! =. the Rsdl bunk v at M.io ~ S. s.
j: i Ia s5:. q. g &c i ssHS ' = zs5 q 81: + :, II r. I, 'o; gRs s +
a,s5t 70 a FSGo ne bulk q he 5osss ssgye 5 ISS rs lss
sold n 20, a asa M65s a top OF "'''' ana inc
sHEEP-A moderate run OF sheer and 6so lsTGs
arrived T and d In anadiitfE FOR 'h mutton aoa'a stock was only
fair and the market opened SLOW and dun. Sheep
i y sSog and siI rather slow sale. Gull and thin lambs
we're extremely slow sale. as slaughterers did not
@ country yne for them. although stock sheep were
eagerly sought after and sold b readily ct strong e
the strongest compared with fat sheep for years
s sgS Sn Are q be imal fill eGpP for Want Of SUPPLIES sisss
sales Included fair to good lambs at 81 50q5.e.
. .ae eSte az at SS.Sea4. mostly at 81: stockers at
ss.75S5.g. and bucks at 81. 2sg2.@ -.
horse trade today was quiet: in fac. i Was S1
quiet generally. Total receipts Were reasonaoiy
Wednesday. hence the restful situation in the
MARKET m ,Ss b Mot being NED fOt to % DO 0a any 4i Ms0: at private ne.
treaty. and manifestations Of the market condi-
f ssGh wef include sol Very good chunks, d%raf,eTTs
and heavy business horses; and II Is likely. fol.
started on Monday. that the demand will be
very responsive for r, such ,sa G m.rssi ! Sn few sb. Wes TeTe
common and little demand developed for them.
He car aqa auCommon to good. s12oa1N. choice
to se9d ana sS's eeSi;t FAD to TO c sood. s asaa% e SSsse
to extra. {2oogsOO. Horses for the south-smali
s aSa. Southern dT,SsTs. large. :s5gis5, Ezpo5t
e eh1Rs- to- e estr to isSS i9s.' RP lasin 50 E GTISs;rs@fss si
70 good. sssq1ie; choice TO Extra. sl:5gi5o sad
e Choice tor to- es sepLns ;looais5: fancy GATED ana Ssw
York %saddIers, sl5oaSe; IIfsri2r korres-Gom-
MnSHYIEs-The receipts this week are showing
and the commission market have during the fr-t
s forme gaf branch being especially liberal. Thus far
there has not been much deviation in the ma
seIved have made them rather Independent Of
other supplies. and while there is no slowres'
o2di h I Rafs aetiv NJ Sellers reported that con-
signme9ts were moving iaiTly ,r wal ELL. at 5 about T Tbs
outside demand opens a little better than last
Monday, principaly Of miners and large. choic.
mules.
Mule quotations VIZ ofoNe "u'eF' Z years
old:
Il bands' bulk OF sa,es-.-...-...-... 30 .oJ1 100
iIE hands. extreme ranze.-..-...... IS. ora 500
iIis hands. bulk OF sal-s.-.--.-.-.... 81. Goa 81. 90
il hands, extreme range.-.----.-.. :5-09Iil0.01
IL hands. bulk OF sales---------.- i5.O01 5000
liz hands. extreme range...--...... 0.0061 rs 90
fsL hands. bulk of sales..--...-.-.-. ?5.o0ii65 %
1s 10 Isu hands, extreme range...... 121. 0p6I61. %
IL to lsiI hands. bulk Of sales.-.-..- Us .e0aiI0. %
The first line of quotations In each class Is cal
culated 10 represent the full range from common
10 extra. Dealers. however. often classify super
istiye punches (aIl tops) for buyers. which some
times sell considerably above the highest quota
biik Of the sales and generally represents the
various classes as they are sold on the commits
sion market. more or less mixed.