The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11

stockers and Feeders-There was not much on
the day outside OF the holdoyers IN nrst and sec
ond hands which is considerable. What little
fresh arrivals available were onIy plain KINDS.
Practically no demand for steers Whatever pre-
so OF stock heifers sold. there was not enough
o9ne upon which to base du9taiions
pared with last weeks close foots I'D On q rather
a large supply OF cattle were received during the
week. the big end of which were common to plain
on offer. while the proportion OF the strictly
small. County buyers We're fsiqiy wsn 4 ys.y
s sta4i1 n ne market during the time, but IN
top kinds q stockers. While there has been
some demand for the comomner kinds OF cattle.
ply I been The case Of tPo manya a kind to suit
~ 5eeG aS srs .nas pIeSsiisd; and where sales were
Is shown. while on the palmer down to the ItEht-
witt extreme views more. No Demand h y ne,
vailed whatever for bulls, while there was a
snail request for heifers. but at no change IN
prices from last week.
of mixers and sprinseTs was On esIe a6S p tss
quality nothing extra, most of the cows being
s s4@ : Few - s6 5adF; on Tse .S SsH s6id E fully i .tssd and ~ Si:
the balance were unsold for lack Of buyers.
er. On sale this week Eef and des she GERRY ssRRly s q Iii Z.
9 good ci si5h0 Dug uS there were quite a share Of ths
are firm compared with last week. The com
being the siowness and numerous ca Gases f nndins
them s3lG through a Gamer outlet.
fndays- The days supply. footed Is cars and
y rs head ssds last I1o FT 1asy and a supply q . an and
l car Of calves. ls cars of steers. ! mixed loads
and 9 cars Of bulls; Among the supply were a
and Outside y ) @iIssa iosds IL. .Ss S "a sne % 81 sse
equal and a ready clearance was had at good
During the week Te1a. and Indian. Territory
steers. aveTaging 81 and LBS lbs. sold at a fuh
s aaiss: OF COWS s;'g ana hs RGsi 0f br tssR F9 ssgs! :. a .ie
bulk at :25a3.75; stays and oxen at s. 75a3;
bulls s2.S9s.s5. and calves at sIal:.50 Per
81 s3... { s !; f. No. Az Pr No Ar. Pr.
5.-ii'0s" J" fiSs=fa"
j.. sse..S@ =. ss~:'.s 10. m...s.S
".-isl--as aH 81 -.rs...'.H
S. q "a. z I2:A IL. en-. as
HOGs-only a small number OF hogs arrived, in
fact; the 1000 head was hardly half Of what
f SS1if good 9S f heaSies a E Ee1e On %od sais. but sTpP IL se ssnf
the quality was only fair, the bulk OF the offer
moi as good a. they might have teen. IEhts
Common GsTf ai'S ones IsP TsTs SS sa ie' F Pqt a EEsa' oP %aeSS
with a good demand from ali sources and the
were were R eonsi d aa E ssesdy to sSis stf RToRPt bSt a the p Sisis
packers and mixed hogs sold rather slow and
barely steady. Good smooth butcher kinds were
in the best demand and not, enough were on sale
TO go around. OF course the common pigs and
lights on the Southern order were very slow sale,
as there was no demand for that class of stock.
The good light hogs sold readily and a shade bet
ter than on Thursday. The late market was
quiet, as but few arrived. but the market closed
firm and with the clearance complete. Fair TO
best butcher and heavy hogs sold at E.25d7.g 50:
good medium weights and packers at G.I5d7.S Is.
the bulk at 81 .2OG7. 80: lights. 80 to $50 lbs. al
S5.75g7.2S, the bulk at S.0567. Is: lights, 100 to
and culls at .sas.5. The top OF the market Was
$50 and the bulk Of the hogs above 10 lbs. av-
and the bulk at s7.l5d7.o Thursday.