The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
YEARLINGS

is s,, go IS III 80 A.. 49,. rs
HoGs.Ths receipts Of hogs were rot 30 Large
supply vas on sale. the arrivals amounting IN
the nsishboEhoot Of $50 head ssai gains n.e2
ferings averaged reasonably good in auality;
there being very few trashy lots offered: ana
aef a great many 'hA' were on the common o.
IN. market opened without any srea, ehan:e.
but the real good lights showed a slight I'M
provenent but, il hardy amounted 70 an ~, a.,
brought about as much money as they "oulI
na, NAKED On io,s Wese eary sc i1wef The bes,
mand IS for the gooi ~ 70 u, ID hgnts; ara
Ordinary packers Containing old. rough sows and
stays were the slowest sale The close was ABOUT
coed lights sold up to So the best medium I'm
weights $50. and the best heavies absys 80, ~
lO s:ai., ahs esS fne sd 50 that tt.
era trade showed but little change 6, sheep and
lambs was on sale and the market was slow ana
dull 1t took hard work to get 6uyers 70 alone
10 get him to buy them II was the stoves. ai.r
rnan aIks' t5S seemed to want anything
and they could nOt he induced 10 ouy e.crP,
s s!Sh to 0i Be as Feduetion in or more
Especially on lambs. that were not extra sGo e
i t,S g not So much as ever, receiving bid
HoRsEs-The market presen,sd .,t ia,.y tEiny
ali together for while there were about - n c
hand for the auction Ssb G'h ,5e oenss on the
market up 10 about twice that number.
cooa bsf as a rule it was ordinary and some
very common classes were also lhc,uutsuh, =. nv
Class class Of buyers. The medium gradss sold pass
ably we'll TO spectators and Sou,n ZEN, IN any
s c nc bu, Choice TO extra Chunks and drafters such
as adapted 10 the Eastern lena, uei.a'e ~ which
the supply contained comparatively few Nsr sr
i39d the aF Sssda q,
the East is the best purchaser at Iresem, an, an
ossPss Ti.S 9 eSysFs safe from '4
MtiLESSThe mule market had risn. GU ~.
supply NV qeEuaE consignors and more oterinss
were on the market than any day dTIa a,bers
TIE market was rather i TTesulas cbsuged
hands readily what sellers said wefs
thoueht reasonable bids. one thing was ,hi
the common kinds were nor .bs s,InpIr were neg
ected The exterior demand Is SUI ia , ytiv ~
does rot warrant dealers in buying hea'
BY Telegraph.
Kansa. City. No. July 1--cat;le-Receipts "a
IT, Tox. ma b:eyes 5aiOc lower. cows and heifers
slow and lower qpaEantne ssi,ns 9Ng faIf to
good ,iai5S: stoczers and feeders s. az go 70;
fsxss Cows Te: sa asa i natee
cows native hefs,s s. !, ms ea Hnas
So So bulls I sgso active ea.xes and Steady top
q -. buIE Of sales s.. 65G5.s5l.: heavy 5Sop
( Is: mixed packers s5.60T5.o: light SoeH1; 90
Yorkers 5 65G5 ~: pigs s5-2ld5.So hssp-Re-
c.ipts 0C9: natives steady: Texans l5p sc low
native lambs sia6..5: Western lambs S3sOd b;sa:
fed ewes 50 25da Is: Texas clipped yeariirEs $50
ASS: Texas clipped sheep Seog'l': s'ocKers
South ST Joseph Mo. July 1.-Cattle-Receip,
4 600 mostly loo lower: natives 81 10: cows
and heifers S2d4.4e: stockers and feeders SsSg
80 Hogs-Receipts $500; steady: light $500
10. medium and heavy s. 6elssfJ III: bulk sSto
I5is Sheep-Receipts I.ie5: steady to loo lower.
Chicago, July l.-Cattle-Receipts 2O.OOO. iac.ud-
ing 1000 Texans 1ea15c lower; good to prime
steers .90d a.5o poor to medium S5di So stotk K
81 25d475: Gamers sl.5ed2so: bulls 81 2azfi.e 3:
Receipts % 900: Tomorrow IS OQ9: left over 4sf:
steady sc lower: mixed and butcher s52oG9-9l:
good TO choice heavy SasDd5.sl. rorgh heavy
s555d5..5: light s.. 1850: bulk Of sales Sis
as S. Sheep-Recepts 15.c01: 1GTi5c lower:
lambs steady to l5c lower: good to choice wethers
81 75d4.50: fair TO choice mix. t3d3 40 Western
sheen s.. 5Ga4.I5: native lambs s4ds.s,
New York. July 1.-Beeves-Rec.tpts ~
E535: bulls s2.75Gi5o: cows s.. i5qt: tops $40
Cables steady. Exports 80 cattle: % sheep and
IOJ quarters of beef. Calves-Receipts s3Jd.
orened 15c 81 lower: closed fully 81 lower:
butterrniiks SOC lower: veals s4d5-2a; some early
saies $3.50: culls 81 50Gf: butterriilks s259g3o0:
city-dressed veais lower at Idloc per H. Shsep
and iambs-Receipts 1924: sheer about stead
lambs fell OF l5c TO 35c: sheep gal % curs Sd:
ianibs So 50as e2Iz: choice and extras sold early
mn 10 sc T0fs IS: cul,s $50 Hogs-Recsipts 1910;
higher: State hogs s6.5od6so: choice pigs $3.50