The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-22

Saivesi Joe johnson. Montevideo. hogs, Nc
e smnSi he ARBstGSn cra ass' wol Ms
FsrlbaqN. mixed load; Fairbani & Proii..
s sss ed %1s sSR osas A1a ass
Foh9 & Co., Sleepy bye hogs; Charles
steJabs, New Uim two carloads hogs; a; D.
Insey S1ss b ssss o % Ghan Sae
y Earth Z City. two carloads cattle and CALVES;
Abee Bros New Rchm eaaei hogs 0 and s hesp
calves.
Midway Horse Market.
Barrett & zimmerman's report: The prin-
clPal outlet consisted of farm horses and
particular. dizziness is prevailing on stale ard
common horses. No new features have de-
veloped in the trade for this week and are
t tGSekl msl Tor rather quiet trade throughout
the market that would ord narlly be an in
ducement for dealers to purchase. Prices
nave no variations from yesterdays quota
items. The nominal value of serviceable
lows:
Weight Price.
DDraIters, common ranging. ........160 80
Farm horses, extra ranging. .......1 400 10
an norses, common ranging. -. Il, 400 70
Drivers extra ranging. ..........1, 300 1C0
DDrvers extra rang ng. 100 1e0
DIVers' common ranging ............1,1 100 80
Horse buyers are complaining Of the gen
that end we anticipate hard matter to pro-
cure suitable horses for the market
Chicago.
CHICAGO June 21-There was fair de-
mana for cattle today. Choice steers $3.50
DO medium $l35@4.67H; stockers and feed
e ers s e. sSa; bulls s3@42o COWS and heif
s4zoQ7; Western steers, 81. 20@4 80; Texas
Steers steers s4@475. Trade was active in hogs at
mnFoved prices .. fair to choice
mixed. s. So@S.95 light, 49, 65G3 So; pigs, s. 3
Mo:eO. There was lively demand again for
s sheep at further advance of 15c in prime
ee a lambs and yearlings, 81 5000 80; sheen
Sa;25@5 %; rams, $500 Receipts1Catfle
o'Voo' hogs, $4,000; sheep, 10000.
Sioux City.
SIOUX CITY, TO-, June H.-Cat.le-Rs.
eelpss, 1903; Monday, 5000; shipments. $50
na aan dull' seekers 1o@i5c lower. Al 8 {:
S3.i5; 45 stock heifers, av 53s lis. $3.50: a
stock heifers, av 459 lbs, s425; 2 bulls. Az
co., eoa $zsO; l bull, 1,1sO lbs, $3.50; bulls
s0o 1 To s sos' "a; s-ockers and feeders, av
s % lbs, ~; stockers and feeders av 74O lis
s4.oo VI, 10 calves, av 402 lbs, s4.25; is calv. 8
av z32 lbs, $3.50; 10 yearlings, ay eco n Sd
90 eG gyeariings, av SAB lbs, S.. Hogs-Re,s ipts
ESQ., Monday, $50, shipments. none: marSei
sales, 1915. JUN VI
kensas City.
= Re KANSAS CITY, June 1.-Cattle-Recepts
700; best grades steady, others weak: ma,
tive steers, $1,000. So; Texas steers 81 1om
80; Texas cows $2.50Q3.75 native cow
ana NJ nei LEI e. 2504 rs; stockers and feed
erS; sS.Z2@5 $50; muttons, $2.75@4.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; market steady to
s 81 bulk of GALES, s.. 1903 95; heayies
% .SoG4 O212; packers, $3.7O@3. 96; mixed
p; '9epS. 30; lights SO. 60@375; workers., 50 10
QS:75; pigs, So. 20@3. 60.
Sheep-.Receipts 1000; market steady:
lambs. $S@6.6o: muttons, $394.3
St. Louis.
ST LOUIS, June MISUNDERSTANDING 2 600
including 1900 Texans; market steady: native
shipping and export steers, $450@5 20: light
and dressed beef and butchers steers ST. Is
W5: 10 stockers and feeders $3.5004 65: cows
and heiferes, $2@4.s0; Texas and Indian steers
SS;3o04.50; COWS and heifers, S2.5013. 55
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market strong and
loc higher workers. So. zoos. s5; packers, So. IS
G4:l0 butchers, Sc. 95GD410.
:. Sheep.Reeeipts, .3,0o0; market strong; ma.
uves, $4.l5@4.s5; lambs, $4.15@6.1O.
Omaha.
SOUTH OMAHA, June Neutrality-suspicious.
4,eUo market steady; native beef steers, $40
40; Western steers, 81 S06l4.9 so; Texas s GERS
6e@4t0; COWS and heiseis, $3@4 Gamers
$25003.50; stockers and feeders, S4G5cO
Hogs-Receipts, eco; market stronger, heavy.
Q5s0; bulk of sales, $3.sO@3.S5. Sheer-Re-
celpts, co; market strong; fair to choi e NJ
Gves, $500 S.s5; fair to choioe Western, So 60
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