The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-24
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
COWS.

| sHEEP-The receipts Of sheep were very mail
siaugkterers and not for Sale sale There was no
material change to the trade. the good mutton
fully as good as any time last week. or as high
ms for s sS ss Ssnx
able to fill more Of their orders and were will;
Ing to take anything that could possibly be used
.HoGs--A very small su2ply Of ho9s arIived.
Which in reality is no, more than one-half Of a
moderate supply. The quality rule was
there there being only a few loads on sale Ths mar
eDep active with i an oaas sSss ssns
e on 5Hs '9 Ths .afs
sold as fast as they came In and nS. could LIB, be
half as many hogs as they needed to iili their
'' City butcher. were out in full force, and took
ali the coed hogs they could get chance to bid
were selling at the full advance. The close was
on Fair tn beast ans ans ha.
s5oq7.! .: good medium weights and packers a, az
s.. e. PUB i. at IS ss
to $50 lbs Ct ssa7; pigs at ssSs.Se: roushs and
The top Of the market wa. 1.75 and the bulk
Of the hogs above l5o lbs aysrs age sold sold at
rs Saturday.
main sf gscfsTs so%sns BY s, ,ss
| main drove bought by Nelson Morris Go. aver.
averaged 200 lbs. and cost Isl.
orsned under surroundinss very tsvoIasl. . he
selling side Las, week under the pressure ,s of
a ioss Of some Of the palmer classes, but in the
sna az even en-
the early part Of last week before the decline.
Hs sSed With int
belief that consequent on the heavy runs Of the
Bs ss as S seavy ee are the two eredted with
giving the new impetus to the market at. Ger ss
responsive and that the stronger range g, val
rs s Ss"s and
tested is very healthy one While Southern a
greatest activity was Displayed e good heavy
horses for the East. drivers with quality and
hssys e sosd s g e Iss.
Fair to good. ,S5aso; s99a 70 choice ;ssglla
s sSsss s1s
Small sh sS yers o fair to E9Sd sa sts @
Is e1 fpcls S Chunks s0aiae g
sood Sgs1 choice to sSt5a S oe !, snies
siasal5o. saddlers for Southern n.eFair %
s5S New ee york s SO
horses..Common, small plugs. s2aaso; heavy WORK
MILEsEHalt dozen full loads and several raj
small punches were comprised in the receipts FOR
aby Tsn or aay than reorsed on the market last
Manday some Of .he mules were good notably !,
were medium. The week was inangurateI Win
choice grades. found brisk outlet at satsfac.
tory prices, but buyers did not nhow the sane
purchasing by outside interests towards the lat
ter but s ss 81
reflect any great mount 81 ss nrasen
the same lines as It was during the latter part art
Than at any period of the season, prior to two
weeks ago. while medium and common mules
are from 1910 lower than during the busy cot
ton mule month ago.
Mule quotations Qor broke mules to years
old: .., n,s an A
IA hands, extreme range socog so.eS
IA hands bulk Of sales. e5.Wg .e'G
lta hands. extreme range .....-. .o0g ~ ~
49, hands. bulk of sales. N.Wg Syy
Is hands, extreme range...--... DvoI is,. ~
Is hands bulk of sales 5.0e9liyS
Isl hands extreme range.... ice eog l az. 90
is to 1879 hands. extreme ranSe....... l3voIuS.0
Is to ISL hands bulk Of sales. las ooglso %
so extra. Dealers however often classify super
Times sell considerably above The highest g.o.
tations. The second line OF quotations s1gnines
the uk q sales ey sr sd on hs
sion market. more or less miAed.
BY Telegraph.
,. 20 natives. $4,000 Texans: calves 90 natives:
heavy cattle 1oc lower: quarantine strong: cows
choice export and dressed-beef steers 81; $50
fs rec ssssss
slas IS buiIs 81 stosksIs and I'D t fesS
Gso: mixed sscker. s. :s5si ;s; light g 20. %;
espss @afse, ssssns 10 slshss native
lambs AT7 Is: Western lambs = 5o97 u: led
ewes 8 4 q nafiye Eesners nd 49,, So