St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-14

HoSS-Market steady.
Representative Sales
No. Av. Price No. Az. Price.
...--.....-430 81 6Ui Il ...........230 81 so
.-.-.....265 55l79 ...2f0 4 IS
head
Rep sentative Sales
No. Az Price
800 8 a.
MINNESOTA TRANsFER-Cattie~
Receipts heavy, but bulk were West
strong; prices firm North Dakota
steers sold at 81 yesterday afternoon,
which was considered very stiff price
for quality.
Hogs-Nothing doing.
Sheep-Dealers want good sheep and
lambs, and are paying steady price,
for same.
Horsess-Narket little quiet today,
several consignmsnts Of good grade
horses came in last night and this
morning, and as demand is excep-
tionally good. active trading may be
looked for tomorrow.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13-Cattle-Only
about 1900 head of cattle OF all kinds
We're received here To-Day, Including
500 head Of Western rangers and 40D
head Of Texans. That left only about
L0t0 head of natives, but the general
demand was light and prices were
no better than on yesterday. Buyers
nlled up pretty extensively yes terday,
the supply on that day having been
liberal, and this tended to lessen the
orders today. Common to extra natiyc
steers weighing from 1,Gt9 to 1,6Ju
pounds, were salable at $685.. Few
were good enough TO sell as high as
S9.3G OF so poor as to sell much under
$3.50. Big, heavy steers were hard to
pounds sold 10 the Ina advantage
The stecEer and feede- trade was
active to the extent of the limited re-
ceipts at S2-50G4, spectators doing I.
good share OF the buying. No change
occurred in butchers or Gamers stuff,
bulls selling at S1-75G3.59, While cows
and hsifers went at S1.25G3. 50, few SELL
ing above $3.50. It being 'caIf' day,
the receipts ran up to about 200 head.
and many of them We're choice. Buy
ers took hold early and prices aver
aged 25c per lG0 pounds higher, common,
TO prime calves selling at S3.75GD5. IS.
Western range cattle were in fairly
good demand at decline OF about 10t,
and heifers at S2.60G4.05 for poor to
extra Texas cattle were unchanged.
Some were scld yesterday at S4.55, their
average weight being LILO pounds
H0gS-There was another COLLAPSE
in hogs, prices falling 10a15c per 1Ge
pounds. Less than 1900 head wert
offered, including those left over from
Monday, but there We're TOO many foH
the demand and a number will prob
ably be carried over tonight Neither
Chicago packers nor Eastern shippers
bought with any degree of freedom,
sales dragged, the bulk of hogs thai
changed hands fetching A.50@4.73.
Common to choice, heavy hogs sold a.
81. 2G05.S0: mixed, S4.40G4.S0, and Hgh6
weights at S4.60G5.15 for poor TO choice
assorted lots. Packers talk very bear
ish.
Sheep-Not more than 1900 head
arrived today, compared with $3.50 Z
week ago, but the demand was slower
than on yesterday and prices were los
per 100 pounds lower as rule In
ferior to prime natives are in demand
at S1.50d4, with sales chiefly at S2-60Gp
$50 and Westerns sold principally al
S3G3. %. fed Westerns being worth s.. 81
G3.70. Spring lambs were active at
S4.50d5.50 for good to choice and at
$3G4. % for common to fair.
OMAHA, Aug 13.-Cattle-Receipt
1900 head; strong; Zoe higher; active;
native beef steers. So. 15fr5.35; Western
steers, So. 50d4.50; Texas steers, $2-50D
1: cows and heifers, s2.50G3.50; stock
ers and feeders, $2.S004; calves, $2-5b
"A .: bulls, stays, etc, 81 5G03.25. Hogs
heavy, $4.55G4 Ca mixed, $3.50 40;
light, S4.50d4.70; bulk of sales, $3.50
4.65 Sheep-Receipts, none: slow; fair
to choice natives, S2-50G3.50; fair to
choice Westerns, S2.25q3.29; common
and stock sheep. $2d3; lambs, S365.
KANSAS CITY, NO, Aug. 13.-Cattlc
Receipts. $500 head; shipments. 200
head; market weak to 10c lower; Texas
steers, S2.5Gd3. 80; Texas cows, $l29U
go: native cows, $1.25G3; stockerS and
feeders, s. 50d4.30. Hogs-Receipts, 4
500: shipments. 800 head; market y6t10c
4.5Od4. so; mixed, $4,000. so; light, S4.75
"a %. Sheep-Receipts 1,SG9 head; ship
ments none; market active and strong
lambs, S3G5.15; good muttons, $3Q350.