St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-13
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LIVE STOCK.
Market Strong-CattIe in Good
Demand.

Market Strong-CattIe in Good
UNION STOCK YARDS-Receipts-
Hogs, IA head; cattle, 1S6 head; calves,
IA head; sheep, $50 head.
HoSs-One bunch offered on the mar
ket, selling at $4.60. Market strong
with Saturday.
Cattle-Market firm and active The
receipts were all from North Dakota,
and mostly of good quality. Choice
steers brought 81 and $4.25. Stockerc
and feeders are also in good demand.
Representative Sales
No. Av. Price. No. Av. Price.
calves. 145 81 90 10 steers. 1,069 So 45
s stockar SO 6 Il steers 200 200 g. s.
8 cows ..1,050 90 s steers. OIL 8 so
10 cows 81 Is 2 steers. 1,17O 4 90
i e eews $50 sss 40 90 steers, LAT %
demand was light, and only for good
grades. Two double-decks of Western
sheep brought $2.65.
Repr sentative Sales
No. Av. Price. No. Av. Price.
2o2 mixed. g s. s. s6 lambs. =. 50 So 3
20l mfxed...S7 2 s. 81 mixed. ...73 3 90
NEW -Cattle-Market
steady. Receipts, 1850.
a no A Az, Price ri
Hogs-Market quiet and steady de-
mand for fat stock.
Representative Sales
Sheep-Market firm; good demand for
| fat muttons and lambs. Receipts, 1906
head.
Representative Sales
| No. Av. Price.
100 ........... 81 81
MINNESOTA TRANsFE ii Cattle at ie
l,50O head; sheep, 200 head.
Cattle-Plenty of Westerns came III
and a number of cars were offered
market, though the close is expected
to be more productive. Demand re-
mains strong and values firm.
Representative Sales -tts+
| No. Av. Price. No. Av. Price
8 bulls. 11,575 81 S21a COWS. u, 100 SO 10 y
| 8 steers ,O9O so l cow. 900 3 90
| cows..1 It's l rs s cows. $40 2 rs
II steers1, 21O 4 90 2 mich COWS % 90
| Hogs-Nothing marketed. Inquiry
! light.
sheep-No change.
| Horses-Receipts moderate and prices
| fair. All grades with size and quality
are desirable. Inferior kinds a trif1e
| slow.
Representative Sales
W.T. Price
G 6rsffsr ec c6nmon so,;nd goo goo So
Mare, to halter, sound. - 400 %
Bay coach horse. ,175 95
Bay trotter, secondhand
speed, wind and work.. -. 100
Barn No: 8. has been opened by the
new commission firm of Brown. Dickey
& Farr, which adds greatly to the
| trade
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Cattle-The
week opened with a big supply, on
17,GO0 head, including 5000 Western.
rangers, and LOCO Texans. Among the
| 1900 natives there were a good many
| medium to pretty good cattle and &
| great number of common kinds, bus
| could be classed as choice corn-feG
| beeVeS. Trade was slow; buyers con-
| fined their purchases largely to the
| more desirable offerings. For all good
| while the commoner kinds were weak.
| Common to extra choice native
dressed beef and shipping steers were
| quotable at S3.7C66. Transactions Were
| feeder branches We're again of great
| Importance at the ruling prices Last
| weeks business in this line was the
| largest of the year, about 5000 cattle
| having been shipped from here over
| Western roads. About 1000 head of
| light cattle were left over from last
| week in spectators hands. and there
We're good many fresh supplies
| suited for feeding purposes this morn
| ing. Good butchers cattle were active
and steady. but canning stuff was
slow and weak Bulls sold at 81 to
| $3.50 and cows and heifers at S1.2563. 80
Veal calves, $3@5,70. Texas cattle were
| offered in such moderate numbers THAI
sales We're easily effected at last weeks
| prices. Western range stock sold
briskly at steady prices.
Hogs-Today's offerings averaged
quite well in quality and the supply
almost double the number received
| last Monday. About 10000 hogs were
| received and the result was a reduce
ton of about Sc per 100 in prices.
sparinglv. Eastern shippers were the
princiDal BUYERS. Light hogs sold at
S4.3o94.95; mixed lots, s4.5O64.95; light
M sbt at s. az 20 Pacn and hoes fancy ang
largelv at s4.5564.7O; shipping lots,
$4.G5G14 S.: light weights. S5I5. 10.
Sheep started off with a big supply.
the arrivals being estimated at 5000
sheep and native spring lambs. Thero
was good general demand. and
prices We're steady at last weeks de-
cline Inferior TO extra sheep were
salahle 81 s1.5o@4 with sales principally
at S2.50d350: Western sheep We're in
demand at s2.7063.5O. and lambs were
active once more at S365 so for poor to
the hest. A flock of 400 Dakota 10s-
! pol,nd sheep brought $3.50.
| KANSAS CITY. Aug. 12.-Cattle-
Receipts. 7.4Oo head: shipments. 5000
head: market steady for hest: others
weak: Tnxas steers. S2.5OG13. rs; Texas
cows. S2G2.70: beef steers, s465. 81:
native cows. 81 .25@S.2n: stockArs and
| feeders. S2156H4 80: bulls, s202 Is. Hogs
-Receipts. 2,200 head: shinments. s0s
head: market strong to &c higher: bulk
of sales. S4.E5N4.S so: heavies, 81 55T4. ~.
hackers. si.5564.S5 mixed, S4:55674 rs
lieht 81 7G64.90: Workers., s4.SOG4 on.
pigs. S464.70. Sheen-Recefnts, q 300
head: shipments 2200 head: marlxe,
steady; lambs. s4@5.10; muttons, $3d
| ON AHA, Aug. 12.-Cattle-Receipts
| 150n head: active: 10c higher: native
hnef steers 81 6o659A: Western steers
$34nGll6O: heifers. s25GG2 so: stoekers
and feeders S2S064: calves, s2G4 %
ITocs-Reneipts. 6nn head: marIe'
M4.55: light. s45G@f70; hulk of sales
$3.50. Sbeep-Receipts, 1000 head: mar
kat steady: fair to choice natives 50 81