The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-28
GRASS CATTLE.

10, ,,, TENS q <SB 5 SA5t5z TER sF :,
SHEEP-Fresh arrivals OF sheep We're only fair.
RSt lpG au6pis T sas'e on As sale. 0v There raS waa but It s geo
change to the market. trading being fairly active
s shseD ns and ls srassS 30 IA lambs dsse Wsr name ON s she''S as
good as the best here Tuesday. consequently none
more more az sct a1is; on IN the h best stock to-day ,ala
yesterday, and at the close the market was much
sons stock unsoid. The best lambs sold up TO
81. yearlinss up TO So and native mutton sheep
...HoGssA fair number Of hogs was on sale,
Of 9, 7;sggo had, which L about the sane Ip nun,se.
and heavy grades showing a teelinss Of &C; and
At the to asslIns t kinds na a ,Gss was al 's Sow. s dasl e ssa
dragsy. all buyers. but especially the olcSr;s,
a aeies tes ssslle eTas1 aad s Brought soG prtd Hs'i fully Yer. stea Sas
with Tuesday; but the inferior to only fair ones
during 4 the day lay S was there n,uc.S acti,!.y to The
trade, yet business moved along steady. and be-
The market shows a less Of 3Jc. compared with
wednesday Of last week ,uu ,,.. ,,,, q,
s s5as:es he bulS at s. s54s; !iS ss %. 80 to 100
100 to $50 les at ga 60; pigs at s.'sts'S';
bulk iRe Of IL he Il hqs sse above @;Sss 80 i hss a vera So sold 4.
S.s;gS S s@s against { q top of So. and the bulk
,HoKsEs..4fhs otts5tasf On tn, the market a, wed n:
ton ton 1 xss Rsd e 10 tR9a day !" p ReSsl Ha. ta as NJ humber
virtually represented the supply q two days
r res F sssassd. f hardly 's enough asFS being iashs s%vs alas 'a at
times to form the oasis for a market. Trade is
week. The. decline which was then developed en-
, MEDIUM s and PLAIN III s, 9iIeF assr,1 is sur s!a Il; .sl fS5se. with ii,
very little variation from the strong figures current
P pFl9F t. last in w sssEy w sHsiHf sos Is only Il n IS .ae .,sa5fiy
smaller. but the demand is not large. nor conse-
SSSs ssu,s ss st Iaasirr al in a pa seH Z 81 shows wssT a ,a asS;
falling on: and ne rest Of the demand s:na.
grades of chunks and drafters-
MULEsLThe market continues to rule On a
to t the Commission department are Of small pro.
portions and the bulk OF the arrivals. represent
a asa e5mp RasfhSsiss I is she w seaAt The ac:ive busi.
ness of three weeks. or a month ago is consit-
seas; ou q, the year. Briedy stated. the market
is at its auietest stage Of the year and the
small to manifest any Change in the conditions
Of trade. Most q the demand is coming , Iron,
is Of little Importance. Sellers are quoting no
change in the market. but are stu repoF,lng a
| with shape, weight and finish. 1t is q bad season
for cheap. rough. plain and unoroken mules
BY Telegraph.
1 sl 1attse si'y 40 Ne Texans' 100 CAVES. mostly "a
| tives; beeves steady to firm: Texans steady; feed
calves s:Tens; choice export 1so1 !, sg ga dressed sdocs ssss
Texas and Indian steers ss.ioa4.0: Texas eews
s:ssgs2: native COWS 3 sssaso: native h.itsss
iSs$ss e. + 4: 5Sis e ss i ~ a. ~aTk s. 1 Ss.Ss
ia;sq To1ssE s,' ss.a9 Rs $: piss ss'; & sss.5 &sn! sleep Sep
tive lambs s.. .aS7.i5; Western lambs s4a42s; fed
clipped sheep sa5oss.e; s,ockers and feeders
South St. Joseph. No. May T-cat,le-Re-
and heifers ,sa4ss: stockers and feeders g. c0a
~. .5S ,,ss Gsz nl1ss E sa 5;2 g. 1 msd;eu lo sn5 b lish;
8. s5qS.O6: bulk sS.s51s: pigs Sheep
Receipts 400; l0c to Bc lower: top Texas sheer
New York: May T-Beeves-Receipts $50;
fiy; a cattle @f 1IaSl. s0T psr si ID: sheep ea1 lss a xsss
dressed weight. refrigerator beef &c: exports Isl
Sssyss and and s; 80 9 asss5 q beef so.msrFqS ~ !:
s :ss55?ss: s ssSi' :I '}5s = :s E 8 S':i sas.sz saiissni !. !:
s soea At .h ss19fsS rn ss e Ioe snh h,s ls=.sse asssFs ss. .;sse;
yesEiinss ,45SaiisR: LAMBS 81. "fHf ossNR ssaa It
i.Sil: market ac higher: stats hogs $3.50: top
Chicago. H.. May e7.-cattle-Receipts 81. 600,
loalsc lower; good to prime steers A.sssS. 40
s:ss: fsssss tsd s ss's s sssss" H salsei 6 &c
eioeseadi i SsfgN: iieva9FF thsn ss Tsesda 1sit mixed oTss 4' sSt
s 81 ssi ssas & s'sssssssS,5Ss. s ss]sss-R HE'S i; TS$ ! I'll Fl!
IoS15c lower: lambs steady to lc lower: good
S. 5S sa2, s: T western $3.50 a.sSa5 :ai na, ie ch ismss Mas MAJ;
Western lambs 1901: spring lambs sails
Shipments-Cattle 1920: hogs 3,02s.
Treasury Statement.