The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
HEIFERS
T.. .n50... $40 S...1126... 800
BULLS.

s II %s supply S s Of shsp HAS been quite
string Fl 80 1ss sSod pT aes sd
several weeks sA The week opened steady with
the close Of last week aud the general feeling
sanss R b but s ssd s
even on this basis it hard work to trans
faans slow and not
inclined to, do business upon any basis. They
| Gull lambs wero almost unsuitable. The stocker
nov selling nearer sas e he s;,ss sesa Is
receipts were small and the market was un-
So far this week sales included lambs at $40
$50. native and Southwest mutton sheep at
s.. 2sa3s5. the bulk at So seaa.1s: stockers sold
HoGsDoniy a a moderat. supply of hess arrived.
~ rf f4das az < ana this
year ago. The supply at all the Western markets
points being IS 400 head. against $500 week ago
and $500 year ase H., -,.. ,-.., ,-,.,
and Insisting on lower prices Some few lshss
AL showed loss of SC and sold slowly. The nice
os Sass. IL hos s @ 10 IN sofS ss sa /;
readily even these weights had to have quality;
Snsalasie also e common nGS Pigs: however, but few
as as s's ye. the
everything Of any Importance was sold.
ssS. fn' iis s. e and a. soas si
EOS sold a. aS as
HORSES - Tho leading demand in the native
horse department at present is for good to choice
been so scarce that buyers have been taking a
medium class but not with as much aiaeti ~.
to the s' @
saamsr ei season IS fap!dy hearing close il
will nc. be long until the market Is again en-
hs s ss1dtea
closing days Of the week there were about two
.os ns IN al Shsa ssd to as
existing during the foregoing part Of the week
e sne ei.cu.y that seers were able to GET
buyers to make bids. on the offerings. Tho
ss AT
ans "a when s is sns In any
Of trade II Is likely that the arrivals will all
& w no ssse o be ssse s e s
rs per head developed during the early days.
Tae 1 ass TRADE HE .ss couple ha
loads were bought and shipped to the South.
BY Telegraph.
Ks1 ns.;~. CITY NJ Aus M
aaiives Sesves dull and lower: Quarantine low
er: native and Western cows lower; stockers and
sg Shses raG essf
ers & 4odI-1o: Western fed steers 500. So; Texas
ard Indian steers s3.2514: Texas cows s2o5l3;
Gamers s1f2So; bulls S. 1903; calves s.. 7sG5 So
B. s5s market ssas s.aS s STs
SO; mixed packers ss1o0s sst: light S .sa5; 20:
oeipts $500: market steady: lambs 100 higher: ma
tive lambs s3a51: Western lambs 81 so65. 10: fed
ewes g soaa55; Texas eipgsd ys . 8 SIC
South ST; Joseph. Mo-. Aug: 7-cattle-geceipts
sol; steady to toc lower: natives s. 6od5 S cows
and heifers H759175: stcckers and feeders g 80
gss r m9E.nReSsiPt. sss STEADY: light s.
ceipts ia: steady: top native lambs s575; ewes
New York. Aug. 7-Beeves-Receipts l.12. head
steers slow and 10c to CSC lower: steers s.. SOD
go: hslfbreeds g 80; bulls ;slsa,s; oS COWS 81:
Of beet caiveseR.ceints ri: vesls steady: but
termilks Arm: veals ss6s: tops SIC: culls $50
$50: city dressed veals steady at SIC per 10.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts s. 400: sheep steady. but
.sesay for sar. ss ss. sd s so g.s
selected wether. s3.75a4. Hogs-Recepts LIZ:
firm: State and Pennsylvania hogs $s.ioae.ss
Chicago. Aug. 7-Cattle-Receipts 100. includ-
ing 600 Texans: slow: good to Prime steers SO
ers and FEEDERS seS4a cows 81; s cam
Texas steers So 25G45o: western steers .4so
Hogs. Receipts to-day 2a000: Tomorrow. 2g0:
steady to lower: mixed and butchers 1885, s.;
Se9s f ssss SsEy d i sale. Gsss hsy
choice wethers 81 45S1a so: fair to choice mixed
s. soRs25: Western sheep ss.7513 50: native larbs
S3.2s74: Western lambs "a 5o9sss.