The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-16

s sns1sped Tho II BY y. ,Gea a,o s,aus aa sSs f. S,,d fl, q pssis'
which is l5925c lower than the close of last week
Common con ihe H Sinds mu! More 5000 good sheep a and i0 lambs sn than sas
have been received any time. recently are needed
this week the sales included lambs that sold at
s5ae IS, the bulk at ss:SoaS Is. Native and
S.56G5.25. with the bulk Of the sales going at
$, 7sa5i 8 ssU ohS sue 5Sld so nt 81 Ice ssSsa eall p lamas
pally at 5000, Mexican yearlinss at $3.50
.n~oKsEs-The feature Of the horse market
proycinent OF TIE Eastern demand. 1t strength:
.ned up a Hitherto weak spot In the trade and
Tor s.ve:aI weeks storms at Eastern centers
have interlered with the trade and Eastern o..
prices which were s. to $40 lower than the early
market has recovered its loss and is pursuing
II FH brsec h'0 of the trade had it's Is eor.esPDndins
effect on other lines, particularly as the receipts
of Sist1. 80 took place and the movement was so
ready and active that nothing Of any consequence
Saturday business was quiet for want of supplies.
Horse qrotati ms; . nooo ,,,oa,.,. ,o.
to extra. s%i6oqsls5. Chunks-i,I5 to 1850 lbs. fair
S to good sn sS'a sSS:t sSSa to to e soode s ssSali9. e SSaes
to Extra any s2oS@soo. Horses Tor the seutR-smaii.
l46t ,s S5iy ;S; soa aaiT to d KGSsi s' iarss. s sss&i2s, to FIX sx-
port chunks-l. 800 to 1..500 lbs. plain TO good. s15G
E Fair sa TO soo % s ssia chaiee e EXTRA. sis5sls9,
saddlers for souther i,o0 gs AZ to gooi, SIG
New York saddlers. sl5OISo0. Inferior horses
Common. small plugs. sz0gSo; heavy work plugs.
.MULEs-Tbe mule market this, week did not
feeling of disquietude., occasioned by a lighter
trade since the fee part OF the week. which grad
M gp,prp,-.p,.pt r-aS dicDlay we'd IN the Iarpond 40
the week advanced. Common. small and imrna-
a aTrf7 ~ 8 rs, f iar,, the Of eS easss a IN d eaf ma 6f !. p %g5
H2r head was necessary to close transactions. An
up to a steady basis. although the general tone
OF tho market was somewhat affected by the I'M
I Week. has drag dragged Cd e considera ibai1.'fbG but for Fortunately I'M ely
receipts were not heavy and salesman were en-
abled to work off remaining offerings. though
Mule quotations 0or broke mules. 4 to I years
II hands. extreme $50. o08 90. 90
i4,s hands. extreme range.-.-....... 70. O0GliO.0 90
49, hands. bulk Of saies......-.-... 0.004 5000
Is hands. Bulk Of saies..:..:::.:... S. .SS
~: hands. extreme ange........-..-10 .G0q l35. 90
i 70 ~ hands, extreme Tanse.:..:ji%:s5gi;5iS5
The first line Of quotations in each class is cal
culated TO represent the full range from common
iati ee'r bune aes'e eaili topse for S ~ t'4 Which s some-
times sell considerably above the highest quota
bulk of sales and generally represents the various
classes as they are sold on the commission mar.
ket. more or less mixed.
BY Telegraph.
Kansas City. No.. Feb. 4-Cattle-Rece!pts
choice export and dressed-beef steers 81. l0GS,S;
fair to good s3a4.s5: stockeEs and feeders s2.5op
dian steers ssa4: Texas cows s., sea3.O5: native
COWS sG@a; ! ma na'i I've h sifsr s2 s5a 3; tanner Gamers 81 Il
the tasr, week s koG ~ 500 cattle; hoo &c calves I've ,i Hos5gR fan
s. UTis. hUllS of sales 81, S0Ub IS. heavy 81. S1Gp
f.Gaiii3: mixed packers S. s047: light ss.soa6.s5:
Week So! &; sshss ;ss; giss sss'G ncn e.: market markets d i2-
changed: native lambs sia5.l5: Western lambs
8 s s.sSSi.ss: Western Yes sme wet isia', ssdi4.s as' stock sTsa and
feeders Ssw i s.; 59a9 fsh .-Eeexe,-Rsce,r, p. head.
mainly consigned; no sales reported: dressed
Sales ssSs s! sase per s''T ID: ais Gable. n last 1es ssqys; t aaetsd
AmsIiaan steers seef at at III sss talssI be arf u.s. re Tsise5; es-
gssSss,l sSssn;' s. 3! sss quarters Issa'y Of 5esI. Calves.
9 Gast u ws ss hsaa sai Z ssT at y sf:ss: sGIs d dSes s'sf' veal! :
llalle per ID. Sheep and bs.Re 22bs;
Stock unsoid: sheep sold at ss25gfs5S:.a few ex.
s RSIt S:'ns snil. at ss.gS; re dreEsed sa MUTTON OF ia s9sas c:
s aSsss stsa 1sPes a ass sss q r ~SssIksss.r hogs s; SD
Chicago. Feb; H. Cattle -ReesiP.s 400 head;
medium ssa425: steekers and feeders s.&5a4sg;
s s%Ss sa IT, u 4; g. s;,is saivs s;ai asss san2 Tssas :n . 81 !,
steers 50. 50Q4.25. Hogs Receipts to-day 12.0O
head: tomorrow $500: left over, 1900: strong to
1oc higher: mixed and butchers s.. 50a7.lo good to
choice heavy rough heavy ss.T0II;
light Sc. +5as. 20: bulk of sales ss7eGI Sheep
Receipts loo head; steady; lambs steady; good to
choice, wethers a.75a5.35: fair 10 choice mixed
g. seat55: Western sheep si.759555: native lambs
81. Western lambs 81. 1Jd6.50. Official
yesterday: Receipts-Cattle 1859 head; hogs &c. SIT.
sheep 5.$9I. Shipments-Cattle 8,3s3 head; hogs
South st. Joseph. Mo-. Feb 14-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 276; natives 50 %: Texas and West
eIs and feeders Sss4s, -Hogs.Receipts 2.s3s:
light and light mixed Sc. TGS .92h: medium and
heavy ss.s5dT.05 pigs IS. 1906. 20: bulk S.. s5aS.s5
eep-Rec none: lambs S. 75d6. IS: yearlinss
SSQ5.I5: wethers "a. 75d5 So; ewes 50.