The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-10
LIVESTOCK.
UNION sTocKYARDs.

~'' UNION sTOCKYARDs.
Temporary Headquarters, Minnesota Trans
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Of Medium to fair nf hoss se M esas
J, Representative Sales
NO. W.T.. Price, No. W.T. Price
81 .'..'.'.'''.1SO g 81 . . .2Ss 60
48 .............180 55 --5-s..
Cattle Strong and active. The offerings
Mere We're disposed IL Of before noon at good prices
Quotationsi Prime steers, s494. IS; good
steers. So: 1904; prime cows. Ss9s5O; good
COW COWS, g .759S; common to fair cows. s2@2.7O;
Q3,s5; feeders, $9.75Q3. So; bulls, 1908.
Representative Sales
y sfoeKsrs VT Vi Price r W. IT. Price Pr e
heifers -. 800 soil cow. ....... 500 i 60
oxen .....1.525 S15
sheep.strong. Good sheared muttons
bought So. rs, and lambs, 81
Representative Sales
No W.T.. PriceINo. W.T. Price
- lambs ......71 81 Isl 80 muttons ;. .s5 50 rs
MINNEAPOLIS.
NEW BRIGHTON, April 9.-Receipts 240
cattle, 531 hogs, 16 calves Cattle-Market
nrm and features at today's trading; sales:
OF AZ peer steers at 81, A25, $437 $437h and
"a to local killers. Top prices prevail; buyers
want all they can get Of beef and butchered
stock. Suckers and feeders firm and plenty
buyers. Sales: IS steers, av 1,27s lbs, s4371a;
steers, av 1,250 lbs $40; bull, 1000 lbs,
$3.50; steer ,O2O lbs, S. heifers, av 4O4 lbs,
$40; COW, $40 lbs, $3.50; stockers, av l, $50
$40 lbs, $3.50; steers, av 900 lbs, So; 40
stockers, av 936 lbs, 1915; 1 heifer, 800 lbs.
80; 10 stockers, 1892 lbs, 1915 l
helferp sc $40 lbs $2i75t bull, LILO lbs, s2s5
cow, l,02O lbs, $3.45s 5tcows, av 944 lbs, $3.50;
steer, LILO lbs, $+25i stag, 1900 lbs, $3.50;
s cows, 6S7 lbs, $3.50; cows, av $50 lbs,
$3.50; 2 cows, av, 800 IBIS, $2.25; bull, 1870
av l, 1903 lbs 50. 60; 2 cows ay IT'S lbs 50 rs:
2 cows, av $40 lbs, $40 Hogs-Recepts only
moderate market opened fully SC higher than
hogs, az III lbs. ss7s; p hogs, sT iss lbs,
Isl TBS, ss5 $ logs az SO SO lbs $50 y
s.. 60; 81 hogs, av :234 lbs, $365; 40 hogs, av
345 lbs, $3.50; hogs, av AIS lbs. So. so. Sheep
None offered; market firm and good mutton
and lamb in demand
CHICAGO. ~
CHICAGO, April, BAH arrivals of cattle
were sold promptly without any trouble to-
day. Choice beeves were very scarce and
prices for prime cattle were pretty much nom
inal In some cases fat cattle sold dime
| higher. There were scattering sales of COM
mon dressed beef steers at $S.S5Q4 and
limited number of choice steers brought $50
@5.30, but the bulk of the cattle crossed the
scales at $4.25@4.9O. There was fair stock
the sales were at &c. 70Q4.30. Bulls were
changed. Calves. sold at $5G5.25 for prime.
Prices for hogs advanced 56010c per 100 lbs
today and the larger part of the hogs were
dime higher: Sales ranged at $500 s.95
for heavy packing droves up to $40 for
choice hogs weighing around 29O- lbs and
some mixed hogs averaging 169 lbs, in
Guiding pigs Of less than 100 lbs in weight,
brought $4.05. The bulk of the hogs sold
at $464.05, There was fairly good demand
for sheep with prices DC lower for lambs.
Lambs sold at $4,000 for few inferior lots
up to $5G5.75 for fair to choice Western and
Colorado sold in great numbers for Sc. Year
lngs brought $4.S565. Sheep sold at $3.50
5.25 for inferior to prime, very few going
above S. or under 1915. Westerns sold at
A.7565. Receipts: Cattle, rs, 000; hogs, IA 900;
| sheep, 5000.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.
Barrett & Zimmerman's report Market
opened good. Several carloads were shipped
to Dakota Local trade fair and drivers and
drafters in good demand. The following rep
resentative sales for horses services sound
unless otherwise mentioned.
W.T. Price.
pair gray mares, to years
! pair bay mares, 6 years, extra. 1900 us
l pair gray mares, years. ..........28 800 $50
l pair black horses, years. ........ 600 140
pair sorrel mares, years. ........ 400 1876
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