The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31

ClOice corD-red bulls "
Good fat .. Ooq3.y5
Sausage bulls -......-...-..---...... 2~.saI2.sS
feeding %
VEAL AND HERETIcs.
Choice veais. ltoGi50 10. o9i-D
heavy fat ,tais tgHaSSo
sToCKEKs AID
.,eirun to good feeders. sovula9 los. s4oa3is
Good qua.lIi-t siockers. Ic,g 10 lbs. s5JeI0
fisIr qaaiiti.d steers. '9oaIy@ los----.--. ayegsyo
Good to cno.ce stock heiters:-....... Iissa.0
Medium stocs =soF2ts
Common stock ...-tl2I50
pelo-ned sni unbranded siocksrs and feeders
. III s. LEI eaan G q Southern
cattle Here $ cars contain.n- Liza head asains,
ia h.ai ,w9w weeks age. Inc ok ana Of the
sutliy was iate and Ine niatort; of the ar;
t,mand st goed stescy Trees. Inc supply OF
COWS. pu,.s ami caves meun,ed to less than
during ~. week Texas and indian Territory
a.5a4; COWS and he:isr. brouEht 3
mad "a; a rhe b,s * @ Cling at sn siea sstxe' At "0n pr
TkxAs AND INDIAN STEERS.
10 IL. VI y n 30 T. ~ Ssaa.,s!as
+.'"~~sas sS = 'as g.. s'-H"
1s-.iia.'a" s:1;lvEs S.. s7--'a7'
i Alabama NJ louisiana szs. and : M.ss,ss S;ra- 5.tti..
g.. scs---2" -.
HoGs..The run q logs va. only msd.fa,e; and
forcs an advance in prices. which. as a rule.
amounted to ltc. although IN piaces the improve
soon exhausted. All classes Of buyers Se.s
packers; which mace me good TAT medlunl and
heavy hogs the 6ess sellers GGsd iixh,. and
Nody that particularly cared for tie common ones
The @f isse market aa W was 'i ioRsr. or the s's ADVANCE Gems seias
mostly l2st; Fair to best butcher and heavy
packers So at .s'isas.s the bulk a. sS.asSs.ss
lights 10 to 10 ms. Il s.seas ;slh. .he BAH
s:ses@pss al ss.ssas.isG: sou "a IAN and euiis 4
Ct The hass "a above 10 b. syeras. soid al ss.sss
-; ssains. a top g, 1875. sad the bulk At
1ae main drove q packer. bought BY Swift Z
maj main 'G sfoss f soSsss b. e Nelson Issi s MsIrf ss' I g e. :" ., =:
AGED az lbs; and cost SS-S- and the main drove
ssssa.ed y a1 ii iss St and IGO cost pi ss.ss1 Beef Company
sHEEP-puline the first four cays Of the
half sufficient to NEE, the demand. Tradins
each saSsA DAY y,a and ID sm sas four dsy. price. I'd,
showed little or no Improvement. yet. on ac-
s ssen shs OF 'a asu anal o sqSpl = e 9ss <0s ssos sssa; ; ss. 0s on
sale. consequently this branch Of the trade was
lambs and eve. were 15G2sc lower.
sod % . At .sas.4 sse sas .hs bulk ssie a, 'l s.ssss.a lsmG s. sa-.
and Southwest mutton sheep sold At a range Of
.sSSs.1s. stcekers s sold At ii.soSs' cuiii H'h lambs
at s2a!Ss and bucks sold at c.Sas-'s. prinei-
HoRsEs-The representation on the horse mar
s sss.o sS.aa small mas co hut, !asa. f sS; NO sen sssi c. Of
Loads; and collectively It do not amount to
The:s new features :, De end Of i. t Weef q.
ssnsrsii!y q he .esS; jPIiss. nave made 5 as
eerned. and handy chunks for The middle Eastern
sections E s. .,stn s e better tone Than Ia: .s,,Es;
than hem a week ss1x az: ss though %Gsssh the 3 q su.tn &
stantiai Improvement in a zen over TIE
co3ditions Of a week ago.
to extra. ilsoa1s5. ChunkIiso to
ssrs ssos ana sss sss:.f Fsis . g sssl f.o sss2;ls ene S 3.
s1tss :so fsls e a aoos' .s ss &c c %sessh1 70 ..sn s YsS
s ssSRs't to q ss,! e s ! Sc E.. B g1:aa Z s seis.r. ..a:s;
t. goo o. ssssS anss. choice &c., e Extra 'l.sSlsa 81.
York saddiers nssGsn. 1nferiSr $780,
E : Le.ss than SsIf " dpae1 cssys%1sd. =,
mules were contained in the Friday arrivals and
only part Of them were CONSIGNED to tn conn
mission market. This left but q small surely
before the buyers. a the previous clearance had
any new phases since the last h.lf Of the va
he sssa eond aas IS Which sslGsaaf m an a Il, isu, a.! iGG.i os.n s..a
which - equivalent to saying that trade II eI-
periencing Q good close. az the week has been
an active one for all good to choice mules, rs
hands and over, and prices have been generally
satisfactory. Heavy arrivals have bsen reported
on the market: the agEregate being around 400
head. but the outlet has also been offensive and
q uniform activity has existed.