St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-13
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LIVE STOCK.
Market Strong-CattIe in Good
Demand.

Demand.
UNION, STOCK YARDs-Receipts-
Hogs, Il head; cattle, 1S6 head; calves,
II head; sheep, 1,190 head.
HoSs-One bunch offered on the mar
ket. selling at $780, Market strong
with Saturday.
Cattle-Market firm and active. The
and mostly of good quality. Choice
steers brought 81 and $4.25. Stocker;.
and feeders are also in good demand.
Representative Sales
2 calves. 1i5 81 o. 10 steers 1859 50 10
COW $50 75 6 steers. @S8 3 SO
/ stocker $40 60 IA steers i, 200 3 60
3 cows ..1,G60 8 O0I s steers. .1,0n 50
l3 cows 81 3 % steers. ITO 90
, oxen ISIS 3 G.. "
Sheep-Market slow and weak The
demand was light, and only for good
grades: Two double-decks of Western
sheep brought $3.50.
RepI sentative Sales
No. Av. Price. No. Av Price.
POP mixed. So 81 60 90 lambs. 80 So %
20l mixed,..S7 2 g. 81 mixed. ...73 3 90
NEW BRIGHToN.-Cattle-Market
No. Av. Price.
90 1850 SO %
Hogs-Market quiet and steady de-
mand for fat stock
Representative Sales
121 Observation-Disclosures. 81 GO
Sheep-Market firm; good demand To-:
fat muttons and lambs. Receipts, 1,SOD
head.
Representative Sales
No. Av. Price
100 81 o.
MfNNEs0TA TRANsFER- r Cattle 9t ie
1,500 head: sheep, 200 head
and a number of cars were offered.
Some business was done on the early
market, though the close is expected
to be more productive. Demand re-
Representative Sales .s-
bulls. ,575 81 S219 4 cows i, 80 50 10
3 steers. $50 50 / cow. 1000 g 90
II steersi.2io % 3 mich h' cows SNH 3 % 90
! light.
Sheep-No change.
Horses-Receipts moderate and prices
| fair. All grades with size and quality
are desirable. Inferior kinds a trife
| slow.
Representative Sales
W.T.. Price
| Chunk, extra ..............1,3O 300 $65
Drafter, common, sound. i, $50 So
| Mare, to halter, sound ...1 400 30
Bay coach horse ,175 95
Bay :trotter, secondhand ~
| X.
Barn No. has been opened by the
| new commission firm of Brown. Dickey
& Farr, which adds greatly to the
trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12;-cattle-The
hand, the arrivals being estimated at
| 17,G00 head, including 5000 Western.
rangers, and LOCO Texans. Among the
1900 natives there were a, good many
medium to pretty good cattle and {.
h1lS
there were comparatively few THAI
could be classed as choice corn-fed
beeves. Trade was slow; buyers con-
fined their purchases largely to the
fat cattle prices remained strong,
while the commoner kinds were weak
| Common to extra choice native
dressed beef and shipping steers were
| largely at $4.500550. The stocker ana
| feeder branches We're again of great
| Importance at the ruling prices. Last
weeks business in this line was the
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 We're active
and steady, but canning stuff was
| slow and weak. Bulls sold at $1.75 tc
| $50 and COWS and heifers at $1.25G3. 80.
Veal calves. S265.70. Texas cattle were
| offered in such moderate numbers thar
! sales We're easily effected at last weeks
| prices. Western range stock sold
briskly at steady prices.
! HOgs-Today's offerings avera ged
quite Well in quality and the supply
was much larger than of late. being
! almost double the number received
| last Monday. About 10000 hogs We're
| received and the result was a reduc-
4 Of olN1-y
Chicago packers We're again buying
| sparinglv. Eastern shippers were the
| princinal buvers. Light hogs sold at
| S+.3olI4.95; mixed lots, $4.50G4 95; light
light at s5.2O0530 Packing hogs sold
| largely at s45564.70: shipping lots,
| 81. .G7GI4.S 81: light weights. S5651O
Sheep started off with a big supply,
the arrivals being, estimated at 5000
head. including plenty of Western
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
sala hle ct 81 .5O74 with sales principally
demand at S2.70G3.5O. and lambs were
active once more at S3T5.50 for poor to
the hest. A flock of 400 Dakota 10S-
/ po1Tnd sheep brought $3.50
| KANSAS CITY. Aug 12-CattIe-
Receipts. 400 head; shipments. 5000
| weak: Tnxas steers. S250G3. rs: Texas
| cows. $262.70: beef steers s4G5. .55.
native cows. 81 .25@S. On: sfockArs and
| feeders. S2.1564- 35: bulls, s202 10 Hogs,
! -Receipts. 1900 head: shinments. 5Os
head: market strong to Sc higher: bulk
of sales, S4.E5@4. so: heavies. 81. .556a4. m.
hackers. si.5504.S5: mixed, s4:55T4. 75:
| li@ht, 81 70m4.90: Workers.. S.SO64 9n:
| nigs. S4G4.70. Sheen-Receints. 9 200
head: shipments 22G0 head: marke.
steady; lambs, $4G5.1O; muttons. $50
$50
OMAHA. Aug. -Cattle-Receints,
| 1.50N head: active: 10c higher: native
hocf steers. 81 6oa5. 30: western steers,
/ $2A0Gi1 60: heifars s25GG250: s+oe<ers
and feeders $2S0N4: calves, S2G4 2s
Foes-Re"eipts. GOO head: narke,
Stranger: heavy. 81 -5nG4f0: mixed. 81 81
! Tt55: light. s50Ht70: hulk of sales
SA6G. Sbeep-Receipts. 1000 head; r''ar,
Iyat steady: fair to choice natives. 50 81
| "a n. fair TO choice Westerns 50 %