St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-26
Rogers 8; LIVE STOCK g Ssssskk
ROGERS COHMSSION =: :; -: +.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Market More Steady-Yards
Well Cleared.

UNION STOCK YARDS-Receipts-
Hogs, S54 head; cattle, 175 head
Hogs-A few punches were on the
market, selling to packers at about
Representative Sales
No. Av; Price. No. Av. Price.
81 ...........240 81 40l6 5 ...........255 81 40
81 :.252 40
are well cleared for the week. Butche.
cattle slow, in sympathy with bad
markets at other points; stockers and
feeders in good demand.
Repr' sentative Sales
No. Av. Price No. Az. Price.
| heifer... 740 81 70 II cows :. 93j 81 Is
| bull ....1.229' l 50 steers. $40 2 80
stoekers 605 2 S5 6 cows, ..1,0S5 2 10
heifers S56 50
Sheep-Light receipts the latter part
of the week has made prices firm on
good muttons and lambs. Common
M1NNEso4A TRANSFER = Re-
ceipts of cattle for the season, 1884
head; for the week, 16,e09 head; yes
terday, AGO head.
Cattle-Values have declined fully 10
Q1oc during the week on all grades.
Quotations:
Good North Dakota and Mon
tana range steers. SIS 1908 Is
Common light weight butcher
steers and feeders. 2 656I3 25
| Good Dakota and Montana
cows and heifers. 2 60fl3 10
| Common butcher cowS...... 00G12 80
Bulls ....................... 1 65@2 Is
| Mixers and springers, accord
ing to quality. 20 00@30 90
Hogs-Little or nothing doing.
| Sheep-Market has been exceptionally
| quiet throughout the week One load
is offered on the closing market. De-
NEW Cattle-Steady,
| demand good. Receipts, 460 head
Representative Sales
| No. Av. Price. No. Av. Price
q cattle. i, $50 SO 90 is cattle. i, 220 So %
Hogs-Steady; demand good for ligh,
stock.
Representative Sales
81 hogs. 275 81 Sol 50 hogs. .245 81 IS
Sheep-Firrn; fat .muttons and lambs
| in demand. No sales.
ceipts, $780, shipments, 400: market
slow but steady; Texas steers, S2.5OGe
s.. Texas. cows, $242 a; beef steers, SAG
feeders. s2.SoG445; bulls, s1.5oG3,5c.
Hogs-Receipts, 200 head; shipments,
500 head; market STEADY s. bulk 3U of sale Siales'
GAS; Workers., S4.45@455; pigs, $25e9
44G. Sheep-Receipts 600 head; ship
ments, 1000 head: market unchanged;
lambs, S3@475; muttons, s2.00G3.
/ CHlCA6O, aug. HSic IlOl
| enough cattle here today to make Ii
| market and the limited offerings were
| sold at yesterdays prices; common to
choice native steers, $3.4OGo.1o. and
| fancy corn-fed beeves were nominal a
S.. SQ6I5.9 Shippers did not want many
| hogs, but city packers took hold with
| enough freedom to absorb most Of the
| supply, prices averaging &c lower for
| heavy and mixed lots and steady for
| others; heavy hogs, S4.15G4.75; mixed,
| 81 3104 Is; light weights, S4.45G3. The
| bulk sold at S4.40G4.55 for packers and
| 81. 6O34. 10 for shipping lots. Current
| prices are about the same as weeR
! ago.
| Sheep-Prices were unchanged; West
| ems were quotable at S2-25@3; natives,
s1.5063.4O; lambs, $345; few going over
Of; R &; Cattle, 500 head; calves,
! 100 head; hogs, 5000 head; sheep, 1000
OMAHA Neh., Aug. 24-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, !, 800 head; market active; strong
| to 1c higher; everything sold early.
Not enough feeders to supply the de-
! mand; native beef steers, SS-loq5.40;
! Western steers, SO. 25@4.45; Texas steers,
81. 50G4; cows and heifers, S2.5Og3.50;
| Gamers. 81. 2502 %; stockers and feed
ers, $2.5od4,. calves. $2.50Q450; bulls,
1,2O0 head: market steady on best;
| Others 5110c lower; heavy, A.3od4.4o;
| mixed. 81. 3O6440; light, s4.25@4;45; bulk,
81. 3074.40 Sheep--Receipts, 400 head;
market steady; fair to choice natives,
| S2.25@3.25; fair to choice westerns. $40
| 8: common and stock sheep, SLoUq2.f5;
! lambs, S3G947 70.