The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-14

good grades. with the bulk fair kinds Of Killer
up about steady all week. Medium cows. sellini
above ss.55 and the general run !" Of Gs ar,
lIa.'c lower than a week ago. Bull trade wa
lower.
COWS y HEIFERs.
Fancy corn,fed 81. 00a -
HHe Resi- c 10 G lSaG ~ re- ""--..'' s'Sett.e :
siood fat ~medium-weiSht cows.-..-.... 2.sjar5.2
Mea,uh1 iat coN3,..:---. ...-.--- : .SeH3.y
Fair to medium eanners--...-"...- I.sea2-2
Choice corn-fed .a5as. =,
Sausar. bulls - 'yma :.
Coed Guaiitied thin dehorned bulls Tor DH-
~ .VEALs AND HiiE3RETiCs.
Choice yeals. lJO Sc. a a.
Heavy lat veals 4-Uy41.5
Coed heretics . .I5H;.I /
sTocKEEs AND FEEDERS.
Good to choice feeders, 1000 to ,1Jo lbs. .si.00Mi.2 .
f Msaiq tn m SS dhS2a feeders feeders. s 90 to 10 ! So go lb be.:: Il: 3.to S.: q
Coed qualified stockers. Coz to $50 Ibs.... 5.5Oa4.OJ
Far TO qualified steers. cd to $50 lbs...- a.oJq3.5l
Good To- choice stock heifers.......,.... :. 75a3.Oi
Medium stock -. az. -
Common stock .. O0H.. -
Dehornet and unbranded stockeEs and ieedets
SOUTHERN CkTTLE-Receipts OF Southern
:, cars and Ills head last Friday and SO cars and
diiof head two weeks ago. Receipts were prin-
mixed stock were included. Trade was quiet and
STEADY at the values noted on Thursday
steers syeTssir Mse SO i to ESQ., ana lbs ."s soid at rei a faii
range OF g. sass; most Of them Eoi g at $3.50
b buIk at g 29a2S So: stays and oxen q sd4.S5;
R Ress and as2s XII Gor ard ealTes at s.5ogl&'5 per
Representative sales:
y; a FH5EA $, A 81 !EDlA p. STEERS S5: Az. Pr.
n..1-7... $40 81. :1iis5i s.os ,
sAFEE
g. g.. 80 q. sSi...s.5 g.. $751;. So
/: s'S::: s s:ss e: s sss:: a a:as g.: &c.: &C.,: s sas
w. ''0'-' rs III; III: 2H
l.. 7so...c.25 -
s: 30 81: ::% T. l.: g.: e e. e.: i fis::: 20
Arkansas TENNESSEE STEER
....1o...a.ss l.. 60. 500 1s...1o2... SIS
1000 ,oz BULLS
sHEEP-The receipts of sheep this week were
Yet the supply was only moderate; in fact. more
good mutton stock was needed to fill the orders.
meet nSt D t1e demand 1f aGmT T4ad Eflsd each Te dsy 1 Was aetiv to
but prices did not hold up to the basis OF the
sheep and lambs. declined about CSC. but the
inferior to Only fair grades show a loss Of fully
The s,ocker trade showed no material
change. there being but few on sale, and the de-
lnand was also limited; To-day hut few sheep
Of any kind were on sale, and the market about
So far this week the sales included lambs that
sold at s5a6.55. the bulk at s5.5oq6.25; native and
j: stockers sold ct si.5ea3: Gull lambs at $40
sa2; sad MEXICAN eafss s Sear Is s7s at s. s5d R[l5si Western aa
lambs at q. and Western sheep at :4.95.
HoiS-The supply was, rather small, there be
hundred head less than the market needs
zach day to fiji the requirements OF the trade. A
good demand prevailed for the very. best hogs. |
,nd they sold readily and about sc higher than J
IN Thursday. Packers were slow to, take hold
md fought hard to not pay more than steady
'rices,, consequently the ordinary or plain pack
rent. the advance being paid principally, by the
,ity butchers. The good light hogs sold about as
Sell as as any ssd day rs recently ysly. b sT5 q, she sell f0m apa a.p to
tally Southwest or ANYTHING that looked soft"
The pens are full Of this kind OF trash that can
lot be sold. The market late In the day was
raj loads of good ones. had TO be held over; y
Fair to best butcher and heavy hogs sold at
t sst:oas.s IS. the bulk at ss.7yas:s5: lights: $50
0 1870 lbs. at Sc. 5096.S so. the bulk at q 20:
lights. 100 to $50 lbs. at ss2sSs3 80; pigs at s'.''3
The top OF the market was Sa-12h. ana the
,ulk OF the hogs above $50 lbs. average sold at
6 .e5a6 80. against a top of $3.50 and the bulk at
C. 65G6. sci on Thursday.
The horse market on Friday was not distin-
ruished for any general amount Of activity. but
was closing the week without any deviation
rom the higher tone which has been shown
during the course OF the present week:
IS far as activity was concerned there was no
ccasion for any great amount Of II, as scarcely
nv. offerings OF the week remained on the mar
and besides the new arrivals were prac-