The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-01
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HoGs-A liberal number Of hogs on sale;
as e t h sssss in 9 Sn II.
other nand. but few trashy pigs and lights were
but tsx hsss we're sale. sz% fully Ralt e he
On sale which is SOP less than the estimate.
buys goa and rans from the i0 Tine az the market
opened was active. with sales showing an advance
cleared up and buyers waiting for more hogs to
come in. which they purchased a. quickly as they
only &c. while the good medium weights. suit.
able f9f the butcher trade sold at an advance Of
good earlier: however, the clearance was
rood nothing remaining unsold except some very
Lights still selling a, the TOP Of the a sdas
mos,lv at EaiEs good , butchers ssrs and
.55SG5.s0. The LUX OF the hogs above 80 lbs
average sold at s5.7oa5.s,. against s5eoa57o on
sHEEP-Another v-rv good supply was on sale
WERE .ne lamb. an ,he nerinss Included several
leads Of lambs that were pretty good Tsere was
stock both shee5 and lambs selling readily at
ees fully l az s Tga al on possS WERE e. s III naa
and harder to get rid Of The good fat sheep sold
sss IN peos whit sn the
higher. there was more activity and the DISPOSE
''2R r. 81 fs humber of conssnments
aEsd t as IL xere IN for ore favorable time
to display whatever dormant activity prevailed.
hs drs 81
supply and demand: are expected, =.
range horses. the FIRST receipts, of this class Of
stock in any considerable numbers this season. .,
tribu,ed to adjoining country districts but few
| loads, will be held over and disposed Of to-mor-
The lack of an auction kept back develop
not brough, out 1t can be said. however. that
a fairly good Eastern demand is in effect from
for good grades Of chunks and heavy horses.
od for Of so hs r tss raSs IA
| dun qualities Of horses.
Heavy ENLIGHTENMENT to good. s.aSl7S; choice Ice
e : r. r
sSfs ss iat to divers ae
g. ss3e. e I: sS.5s hasas:: ssEsss5
ssddls 70 f for sSuiSer useFair to good sasa
york sa ID fsnsT sssss
small plugs. $500: heavy work plugs s'5a1oo
s pma demand 1e o oasds
quarters. have eau.ed receipts to fail to small
N Saa
d.s rufS s ans of ON nss the 81 n
ss Is inclined ell, 70 - be on sos i. G Ste, Sgyi7s :
the dealers are receiving 1. causing them to be-
having u;Os harder time tin than at any period h
s,.s e ss Of g aeTs r. bans
cautiously. be.ause the conditions at present DO
IS sHd wifi be taG
! some time 10 come and consequently they pre-
hi. season and buy them in quantities accord
nsy as the demand from Tots ms t. time ., sn
i hands. extreme ranse.....s Z SSgi5e. 90
III hands. extreme ranse..-.......... ss@gi2o %
Is hands. extreme ranse............. IS 90
i hands, bulk OF sales 100 eoalgoo
s ia ~ hanas s extremes OK i5aiS
ls TO 1914 hands. bulk Of sales-..... 1ee0oglI5o0
! by Telegraph.
Hansa. City. No: June s1.cat.s-Rses:p,.
| beeves SC TO I5c lower: quarantine weak. cows
steady to lower: stockers and feeders quiet to
asSas.l falT 70 seoa ssseaiee: s,oese5s aad
sxss aaa n.n ss:rs 81 Tsss.
"a: native cows 81 soai.so; native hei,ers saSp
s S e. ss!Rsaep. fqs 4s s1ass o ssnsi
ioai5c higher. closed easy: ton $50: bulk Of
s salts s hf1SS s ga Yorker. 1sa ssfs
pigs s5Ioa5.5o sheep-Recepts 800; market
s sf5Ts s sna s'ssa na, d s@'s
Clipped Searlng. 81 oa5 Te.a; Clipped sheep
south s: Joseph. Mo: June $s.ca,:Is tie: e
cep,s @ mostly 6 ioG Ia,ves sns
S. Sal s. Hoss-Reesipt: 800: saioe higher:
s sshs ,sssas7o sheep"Reeeipts III: steady to
| ioSSTI.- Vs., % r,..,. p...t,.. . en,, .,o,-
$3.50: poor 70 medium assg4; %; s,9eker: ard
tesaer cannes !; sSxs sSs asi, %
TsHss 1sH steer; TX oH.s
Market opened lce HIGHER: advance lo.t: mixed
and snssh' rsusS sss1s sssa t. 'hG s B I
sos: bulk Of sales .5.75as.s5. .sheep-Receipts
ic ' lowe aee' good S to ' Choice vehera
! fair 10 choice mixed ssas.7;: Western sheep
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Es rSrs BEEF seds II
native sides. extreme range. 7GsEc per ID. Ca
H Gr f2 5et pet ct
Ranorted exports for today we're ~ sati sIs
seaIs a, isa7 per Ioo ib- Gitysdrs.sed vsaI.: rem
Receipts 7iss: sheen very dull and weak: Gales
a ar Goods ssrs aa so
4;5 100 lbs net Including one small suneh
TO- hrssssd # ass
| i.ICo. all consigned direct.
| Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
clearInSs S. IsoIt3: balances s563I23 C1earngs for
| the month were 1916. iJ al: balances SAL
NEW YORK-At meeting Of the direct
| tors OF the Equitable National Bank the
| resignation of President James NJ. Bill, pre-
| scented last week. was accepted. Charles A.
! Jones was elected In his place.
| BERLIN-Commande of the German
| squadron in American waters. Commodore
| Schcder, and Admiral Count Won Baudissin.
/ second In command of the East Asiatic
| Squadron, have been recalled.
! ST. PETERSBrRG-An official forecast
| of the winter grain crops show them to be
J generally satisfactory throughout the En-
! pire The condition favorsd spring sowing,
| 50 the outlook for the harvest Is good.
/: YOKOHAMA-An order has been Issued
! requiring foreign fire and marine insurance
I, companies to derosit as security the mini
! mum sum Of $4,000.
| DETROIT-The lumbsr steamer Thomas
D. Stinson was turned and scuttied at the
| Flats. The crew barely escaped with their
| lives. The boat was valued at $4,000.
| ROME-Professor Count Angelo de Guber-
ndtis. the famous Oriental scholar. Is start
! ing for a three months course Of lectures