The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-23

an anticipated good trade on such offerings.
Receipts OF horses VIII be large this week.
me me homlnai value of seryic able sound
NURSES ifom -FOUR 10 seven years as t4i9 p;:s
Draiters, extra, ranging ............1,7 100 $3.50
Dratters, common, ranging ........ i, $50 81
Farm horses' extra ranging ..........1 800 ll5
r arm horses, common, ranging ......l ,500 y
Mules, ranging ........ ..........1, 100 100
Drivers, common to good ......... / 100 100
CHICAGO. Sept. %. 1.-The ruling features of
as on previous days of the week, good owes
OF beef cattle selling readily at firm prices.
while common and medium grades moved OIL
rather slowly at 10@l5c below last weeks
prices. Sales of native beef steers were on
a basis of $4Q5 for common to pretty god
lots up to $5;5O95.6 60 for prime shipping cat
tie, with extra lots salabe at $5.7 Q5 SO.
The bulk of the natives sold at $t.S0@5.50,
and exporters free buyers. Cows and heisers
solu better, some prime yearling helfers
ietchlng $S' and few extra bulls brought
Sf' oOp4 4V. caves were active at $og 90
for best grades, and Western range cattle
were In good demand at unchanged values.
The local demand for hogs showed no i'm
proVement and there was further ave &c
reduction OF 212Q5c, packing 10 cat hing 1t
the worst. Hogs sold Largely at $3.SOQ3 80,
coarse heavy packers selling a. 81 $5.45@$ %,
and good to prime hogs at So 9OQ4. Pigs
sold at the usual wide range OF prices, IL =
tie fellows going at 81 90a3.s0 and stronger
weights at SO. 4OQ3. 80 Trade In sleep and
lambs was only afrly active at a further
sold at $S.76Q6. 70 for poor to choice f)cks,
feeders selling at $4.5OQ4.&o, and eho.ce
Western range lots at S.. 1905 so. Extra
choice native lambs were quotable at about
$500. Sheep We're rather SOW at 80 13. 80
for common up to $4,000 so f)r oh ice Ia
tives, culls selling at 81 ,45Q2.75, and feeders
at S9OQ4. Range sheep sold 81 W at $3 60
G4.20. Receipts-Cattle, Hoo; hogs, so 0 0;
sheep, $4,000.
sioux CITY, To-, Sept. 22.-Cattle-3e-
ceipts 900; Wednesday, 2, SIS; shipments 14l2
Ina lXaf al
255 lbs S5.1713; cows, av $40 lbs, 81 25
6 cows, av 1880 lbs, 1918; 10 stock h ifers
av 500 lbs, $3.50; stock heifsrs, ay "a lbs,
81; bulls. ay l272 lbs, $3.50 bull s, az
/ 1870 lbs $40; bulls, aV O95 b $3.50;
10 stockers and feeders, av s0l lbs, 81 10
stockers and feeders, av LOCI lis, $40; 10
is lbs, 81. 30; rs calves, av 4S9 lbs, 1875; 10
calves, av 52S lbs, 40 Hogs-Recaip s, '0);
Wednesday, 1855; shipments, II; mark t E ead},
selling at $S.6O@S. so; bulk, s.. 62h4 3.t6.
SC00; best steady; others lower; native steers,
$3.25q5.40; Texas steers, 81 SJq3. 80; Texas
cows, g. 6OapS; native COWS and heiliers, $!;l
"a; stock,rs and feeders, So 25Q5.25; bulls,
s.. 1898 % Hogs-Receipts, 1000; light stloAg
others steady; bulk of sales, $3.65Q3 70; heay-
les $S65@S 80; packers, $S:65GD375;, pigs, $3.50
20. Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market strong;
lambs, $4.10Q5; muttons, SSlCgS.9O.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 22.-Receipts, $500 inc. I'D
ing 2000 Texans; market steady; native ship.
ping steers, $4.8OQ5 so; ght and dressed baef
feeders. $264.4O; COWS and heifers, $2@4.80;
Tcxa3 and Indian steers, $3.1O94.2); cows and
heifers, $2.S5@3.15. Hogs-Receipts, 500;
market &c higher; Workers, $3.7503.90; pack
ers', $S7J03 95; butchers, $3.SO04.O212. Sheep
Receipts, 12OO; market steady; native NUT
tons, ST. 75Gc4.S5 lambs, $496.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept 22.-Cattle-Receipts
6 400; market strong for best; others lower;
native beef steers, 81 5Oq5 80; Western steers,
$3-7O@4.50; Texas steers, $4,000; cows and
heifers, $303.9O Gamers, $2@2 80; stock rs
and feeders SO. 70O4 60: calves, S4GD4.5) bull s.
stays, etc, 81. 25@3 90. Hogs Receipts, 500;
market g shade higher; heavy. $}7O93.SO:
mixed, $3.7212@3.75; light, $3.75@3S0; bulk of
sales S.. 706D3.75 Sheep-Rece'pts, 400: mar
ket firm: native muttons, $2.G0@4.10; Western
muttons $25O@4; stock sheep, $500 L5o;
lambs, s405.25.