The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-24

''' BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
i? e. Fl ~ Mn AZ SIS Fl No sl5 A. Fl
Is. Fl. a. sss.: s s fi So: ss s
"a s,.. ,i is. I'll. III O. s2s 2; I;sS ~
~ $50. SIS 81 u.s.. ssS s.. So. 800
the butcher trade Wednesday. owing TO the
light supply and the inferior class of the offer
firm.
HEIFERs.
No. s. a. 500 S.. No. 49, Fl No T,5 49, r.
j.. SO. $.9 t:.leSS.. So SO L.. $50. 80
-. ggi.. s.l5 49,. 10. 800 L.. 500. 500
g.. sss s s5s r.. ssS s L. L. &c.. sss
j.. 49,. go J.. 10. 80 -. 81. sls
t. So $50 L.. l.. So So $ s g. S sSs
Steers and heifers:
49,. $685.. e.S5
COWS.
I.--lSsS 80 s..l2l5... s.s5 1...1sss.. s.2s
s..l9se... 20 2...loo5... e.eS i...l2so... 3.s5
T...iiaa..: rs s:;:,sSS; s.sS l.: $50. 80
s.. e2s...'2.25 A.. 80. LIS
BULLS
5fs Is J.! ssg: e f f:Etss 20
i'''ns''' 80 1'i sThGs BIS l''''s'''' 20
A'''A-oS--- fsso L. l560--- 800
VEAL CALVES
l.. 10. SEQ o.. iSs... 500 l.. So 800
l.: f. s g: J.: H. IS l.! 49, 49,: s sss
YEARLINGs AND HERET1cs
T. 80: sSs e. 49,: s ss$ r. E.: &c., &c. s
quiet r gay DAY in the Southern division. Receipts
wSie, s ag,, and embraced principally cows
outlet while some late arrivals Of pretty goos
class of nneal-fed steers did not meet with Very
steady train arrived too late for market is
against 80 cars and 1.31 head last week.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS
g. SS IS T. 4 Fl no. 49, a. a.. FL
3D.. 7S7... $50 AfafEhs'
g: g: 3d. 49,: 80 lss IT,: 20 s..1o5'.. 80
,.e ga BULLS.
i'''l'S"''' 200 CALVES
Pricss Sci per 100 lbs:
rived. and there was no material change to the
to be filled up and to not care to make further
purchases except of few small punches that
snseE sSssf s buyers ssnag 5, The j
thSs 1S f let alone Try 70 buy them at
lambs are not wanted b BY anybody 0s at n ans
price. and the stocker trade also seems to be
be 81 at sw s0 po Leads could
r,r nS5dS,hhonly 2 moderate number Of hogs ar;
hss fs wsps IA Seatgs to S suns
Ths more iTs than half good moderate supply
total OF head ON sse markets had
The market opened with a good demand from
G,ss butcher cher and early sales Of good e choice
Passin anI hogs and shts Sny fa.r sTase
higher also; About The time he early arrivals
S %ef se a ass sod there Was Vas and
strengthened and closed steady with the OPEN
40, fair to good medium weight and packers S
=; sogi.so. lights above $50 lbs average 81. sog
under 100 lbs 50 .soai and roSshs s and cuils
r. Y: q 20 The bulk q The hogs welshlng 10
a.: a2n on Tuesday.
HoRsEs-The week is continuing With very
little more than 100 head. which. was almost.
too to- III, Little to make representation but the
Eastern buyers to fiji out orders and WERE con-
of Them very GOOD god to esce such farms
chunks sns wers also selling pretty well. There
on In the attendance OF buyers. owing to the
holidays; was very Noticeable. The market
as It was able to go by the Emitted receipts.
,, Horse quotations:
Heavy draft. choice to extra. 17592O0
Chunks fair to good. s0a125
Chunks choice to extra. l3sa150
Southern horses. plain TO eood.......... sSS S.
Southern horses. choice to extra 1oodI125
Southern drivers Observation-Disclosures. 12o6l50
Harness horses 150f1i00
MULES-A very liberal run of mules has
materialized out CT the good advfces which
went forth at the commencement Of the week.
and the supply late Tuesday and early Wednes-
day was heavier. than for any like period this
s season; The dealers have been having good
fat mules available. steady to strong prices
the hf market higher s sve wee but
remains to be seen what effect the heavy run
will have The best demand Is for good to
choice cotton mules.
Mule quotations:
II hands. extreme rallge.........$ 81. 00I1a0 90
Il bands; bulk Of sales. 7s.Oo5 $500
14 hands, bulk of sales. ......... So 00fi1lO 90
Is hfnds. extreme range. @.00Gl35. 90
y hands, bulk Of sales. 100. 00Q115.0a
15h hands, extreme ranEe......... III. COO 100 %
.5rs isards. bulk Of sales 100. t0n1t0 o.
NJ: hands. extreme range......-.. 49,. 0o4e00 90
ISL hands. bulk OF sales. 40. o9TIl65 90
by Telegraph.
Kansas City Mo-, Dec. 2s-Cattie-Receipts
|, 200. including 200 southerns; market le@isc
higher; export and d,essed,seef steers a.ieg
steers S s,ocksrs an feeders seads
s2.5og4; southern steers s2.5o6is.e0; Southern
CONS svssr hsSgss: native cSws steady TO iSs
s2.50a5.75. Hogs-Recelpts 5000; market 5di6c
hesHg ~ pa Sals & saIes pss md
lights Si.SG6I.52h Sheep-Receipts LODE; mar
kss ses 5 sa' isa l. .wds 1885, Wss s
fed yearlings 3.5o44; stockers and feeders 81
eeess I ,o SsepR hshen natives nsS
and he!fers $1.soTf; stockers and feeders $50