The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-30

Always seal a traction better than others
HGGs-A fair run of hogs was on sale for
& ssssf head !hs which dissss1is Is a f s@oa %ore than sS q wa !Is'l sn e ssis
a pretty good demand. ba. AiSa buyers o Se1e again gain
TeTS ing, On hoI Lower prices Some few loads Of the
@Sst notiseabie on tie Il light iisSt-mi1 .al' s aaaHns s snd
as good as on fhursd Hsn'f but ah the PCS eam snia t oney
i %sFe sic TTad dHil S Nss d DIR, Y, with in prices q shade
movement was steady until. the early supply WAS
ket a SHADE shade lover 9es t thsn a The open fGand Or The ssIi mac G.
lower than on Thursday. Fair to best butcher
ssd And i0 Packers keis at at 'ssssysssasss;a g. s fSs % bulk at
h S;iysas; ls fHss lso to 1870 lbs. at s. 90. the
The top of the market Was $50 and the bulk
e. Ssai9st a .ep q is:ie: and he sf Sdlt at al ss SIS
By By SWIFT saHrsa e Co. The toed mai ave eFexe .! s Pa 1bss sn bought saa,
20 y ta aseT mat1 d aIS' iss bought by Nelson Morris
cG omps HayVa av Gagged rs ' lbs. 81 and d0 s0s, P 35.ss. Beef
Ssh 1bIs Aes good ! moderate supply Of sheep ar
from Texas. A large number OF spring lambs
y was also ks,t on sale snd the majority Of which cams
Raiiee' asd not On f sfe2 lsst Of & , asma a1Sffa i as mi slo e
Of the market Thursday, lambs were. 15a25c
than on Wednesday. while sheep Slowed a loss
OF nearly SOC. Stockers were quiet all week. and
change. Good mutton sheep and lambs found
ready sale. but the common ones were badly
the market steady for lambs. but sheep were a
50 far this week the sales included lambs at IS
ais. warnings that sold at s5.5Od6. 25: native
and Southwest mutton sheep sold at a range Of
III Is 2s and f' 6S,ssr ss sold :. at s s2as; Gull n4InI lambs nni1s. a. s. s
HoRsES-The horse market was in a nominal
lot. 10, :, Friday; There re were no arrivals. save q
other offerings on the market were OF small
number and unimportant character. Few trades
were not afforded. The shipments at the close
s sons dur that the Z pT week. f6 Sn. E e Was f sqsi beisw Was ,ss
volume current a couple Of weeks ago. One
large nor good enough. for some of the buyers
who were on the market did not purchase at ali.
far different from the market last week. but
compared to two weeks ago prices were about
sns az ~ lower ana the 'e'nana was considerably
vd agr ss,0g aqotat aSnics +, as say nssn d, g to
taSy . si iSssg each h hOffses I'd ]e elS FSIa 10 10
sf oT th sls ssosGis-s shaifH 1ish sa, arivs asoq fsl9 to H s1ss
$3.50; choice to extra s,oglo0: Southern drivers.
i piaia' I; s,ie god. sl hsSRq55 e ehoies to; e9, to l %;issI Iss;.
d 5aiinf sfsSa : sad d rs 5000 toq s s1atSlln; , ssoLss to
to good ss5al2o: choice TO extra slapdlSo: fancy
horses-common, small plugs sa5a5o: heavy Work
MULEs-Ths mule arrivals We're confined to
two loads. which went to. the dealers. with tina
result that there were no offerings on the COM
mission market. Trade. was unusually uuief AMI
no change worthy of mention was Inotabie.
in a moderate strain. and a load or two we vera
also shipped to the South Thursday. The gen
eral demand during the week has been The
smallest OF the wear. still receipts have been Of
such small volume that dealers have had 10 go
which to Al orders; On this account the trade
mules. and all others were slow and dull. Values
on the. best offerings are comparatively strons
but plain and inferior ones w9e Eslativcy 49,