The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03

u; best sellers and showed tho least decline:
cleared up. Late arrivals found no material
Fall g best butcher and heavy hogs were sold
s. !; Z, &, ss;i iSss 81 !, g 3 a5 sSIk 'Ia g. ; &. Ssi &; =, lif .s,ss
at N.sS@s; roushs and culis at S:saslo ..n.
Of the hogs above $50 is. sysrsss sold At 500
$50: sgainst g top Of $3.50. and the bulk at
s. T i5SsS. nai On d hesaFde q packer. poush, by su!n
Z Co. to-day averaged FOG lbs. and cost $50:
51sSs SeusS. s. Il Is y. s. s. L ss1 d. pTe; & Beef
nl h6Ssksaw IL % 8 ,Ss ssI thu nup passa mal II the be
condition as las, Monday. In the frst place re
. SasssTa d MRish w has ld ns' .W Tsso weeks a @Ssh an od the shs
market on big horses i. in a wsverins. Tneerta!n
s sSe srads Of !n late. n1 Tor v Whiie iss.. WesR's n Sa.l hae@
on small horses was stronger. the heavier kinds
bssis. Now s' shis wesk on the a so sameana demand w Soes
not start out as well and the easiness in the
support support I from mAt two mot" Of the eDI principal Channels iads Of Q
activity: Following the natural order of things
during the progress Of last week.
to H sssEs. slsssls5. gsant se fG 80 .s sl i'ssS Is, ehs ssis
horses and eobs,Fair to good sl4oqI7s; choice to
s5!seE sSu ssas to s sassl :s's issxs sh0 :sss e s1'f sx see
shSias to s sest e si Sc lss-' R g1alin IS s s9issr: :1sssG;
s a. GOO for s'ssS Su.h.r sho Sset f Extra to 'ls xSsa ,,s $50:
s So4S ,a sS sa.rs ;,s s5SsS5sS; 11 fsnsy fpsi.s a.. and New
small! plugs ssoaso heavy WORK piass $1,000
WIN; Mut tbs masRe aes sop t run OF mule, Identified 1T t ao1
&c Rs1fhn head s SSieh arTllvss sa'f fa the 5s'% 0ps snS suR %syk Ct
piles was large, Hardly enough was done on the
weeks opening. to thoroushly show up the con;
anton snd the 81 fs ssad That Put QUITE sss . aP lDeee NUMBER Msf e S SSSi
ers were in attendance seemed to Indicate that
being The case. the market could be j: dus as
very satisfactory. as recent conditions. including
and very favorable Character.
Mule quotations 0or broke mules. 4 to z years
u hands. extreme range ....""-....s 5000 5000
\ hands bulk Of sales ::.-"---.. g COG 100
IL hands. bulk Of sales ... 5000 500
L hands. e snIE NJ . saese ... s. SSg1 70 SS
l5h hands. extreme range .-......... 1oo. Oog1ss.Oo
i 10 ha 49, h audi Of es salss range range -: 1s S SSa 1ss: g. g
1s to 1sA hands. bulk Of sales 100. LIE. ooalso0o
mon to extra. Dealers, however. often classify
somnetimes sell Sdpcc cens. !das, aSS'' above boz ou ssa 'hi whtse
quo Sao' ,Ss Ss,. The n .s second md line; 2, ,1Y rsaIons,, sis n.
various classes as they are sold on the commits
sion market. more or less mixed.
BY Telegraph.
Kansas City, NO.. Feb. 2.-Cattle-Receipts s.
100 natives, 1900 Texans: calves 800, nearly all
natives; corn cattle 6Q10c higher; quarantine
steady to strong; cows steady to 1c higher;
choice export and dressed beef steers 81 0U5. so;
fair to good 50. q 80: stockers and feeders s.. vs.
G4.35: Western fed steers & 75Q5.10; Texans and
Indian steers s.. s0@l75: Texas cows $3.25q3;
native cows S243.75; native heifers S255Qi20 20;
Gamers $142.x: bulls S2.25G3:a5: calves S2.50Q
T. $500: market steady to SO
lower. top $3.50: bulk Of sales s6.6oQS.9o 90; heavy
g 9 90: mixed packers $6s2sgS: 80; Light $Sose
RECEIPTS $500: market strong; native lambs q
G6.25: Western lambs $3.s5@61 10: fed ewes $40
sIe;; native wsthers g. soa.s s; W Este q wether'
ssuth ST. Joseph NO. Feb: a-cattie,Receip
ESQ., Mi. Il; e sNS and h 81 ga ss e os ysals g. re
s;5s5; ,a Light /, sn sha fis 3 mixed 1850 g; sgei 80; medium aan
Colorado e. @e,, lambs g as s.e. toG Colorado Searlinss
steers very dull and 10c lower; fail bulls and
good cows easy; grades steady: steers A.Nq5. 30:
bulls 81. 15@4 10; cows e .7504; cables quoted live
cattle steady: sheep selling at 13c TO 1c dressed
weight: refrigerator beef dull; exports to-day 800
cattle; tomorrow $40 cattle, $3.50 sheep and $50
quarters of beef. Calves-Receipts 1.372: veals
generally steady: barnyard and Western calves