The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-16
, !; ral% %ean, Bros. & Dickmsyer, Fairfax:

America: Mumsel & Robinson, Franklin; G.
y y. Root. Franklin; Ferch Bros, Odessa; N.
M; Rose. Willmar; L. P. Sorenson. Grove
City; L. P: Frederickson, Grove City; Alex
ssSon S 1d dtched John Johnson Itch
Atwater G. H. Boyd, Albae s. D.; Powell &
st. John. Albee S. d.; William Stewart, Han
cock; X Geomnn, Potts & Co.. Raymond, S.
VI W.; {. Mueller, Wayerly3. De Wolf & Son.
6 Der, Co. Amboy; Kamrar & Miller.
Blue Earth; Barton & Crabtree. Algona, To-.
X: o. Flakne, Beltrapi; X, zehrer, Sank Cen
mar, To-; w. H. SEin, Mason City, To-; A.
lie Baron; Lyle; .Jentz Bros, East Hender-
SON son: Gilfllan Sop. Morgan; p. Landgraf.
J. Lehne. sanborn;: G. stuebe New Tim;
John N. Schotz. Montgomery; G. ]. McBeth'
Mankato; Barnes &eFox, Lake Crystal; Uhl-
man man Bros, River Falls, Wis; Riley Bros,
Ellsworth Ellsworth Wis; George F; schuchart, Hutch
1mns s%a J; II; Lawrence Hutchinson; A. L.
Mcdowell Hutchinson; A. Hitsman. De-
1anO; M 81 A. Foster Little Falls; Adam
den: Dunn & Co, Waseca o. ]. Thompson,
Milton; d. c. FaiGbaux,i Dodge Center; II.
Hu it ;r Alma, Wis; Charles Huber. Cochrane,
Wis.,; Thore Olson, Zumbrota; Theodore Bru-
per, Eggleston; Williams & Doolittle Cum
berland. Wis.
:, CHICAGO March 15-The demand for cat
tie was sufficiently large to take the light
omerings at steady prices. Choice cattle
the bulk Of the steers selling $43O95. 10; stock
ers and feeders, sS.S5@4 IS; common lots
s Sc g zn at s59S75; canning cows chiefly
prices, choice veal calves around 1925. Prices
Tor hogs were stronger and largely sc high
er, hght weights being Disseminated against
ana showing less advance than heavier hogs.
Sales were on a basis Of SO. 70l4O5; the bulk
OF hogs crossing the scales at $3S50D3 97lb.
f Tn were steady and unchanged for sheep.
LAMBS, which comprised the great bulk of
545, few going below IS; shorn selling at the
d 10y tS prices Sheep were salable at 50 Is
ewes going at s. 55a4.s5. Year its' sheep Esep
brought S4.50G5. Choice lambs We're 501G-
higher Receipts-Cattle. 2, % head; hogs
lo'ooo mead; sheep, 1900 head.
MINNEAPOLIS
=, NEW BRIGHTON March 15-Receipts-
Cattle, 100, hogs, AGO. Cattle market strong.
Beef grades and good feeders and stocIers
IN steady demand. Sales: 20 cows av 1,O25
s TBS, $3.50; IS cows, az 1025 lbs. $780,; 20
bs av LIZA lbs 5so S435 IS st9caers az $50
$3.50: 3 stockers, av 1876 lbs, $3.50; seekers,
av 674 lbs, 1925 Eogs-Market strong and
nsT ss ssss are 90 Sa 90 sSs n1 i
ss521A; 26 hogs, az $50 lbs, ss.721A Sheep
sales as follows: 12O lamb, av SO lbs $3.50; 50
lambs, av IS lb, S..
a.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 15-Catt:e-Re-
celpts, $500 Market steady to strong. Ma
ss.eo@4.fo; Texas steers, 50. io@s.75; cows and
he ed Sslo@4 - Gamers s225@s soekers
PULLS, stays, etc, $2.5o@3.7O. Hogs-Receipts,
$500 Market shade lower. Heavy $3.50
s75; mixed 50 s5@97o; light $ss5a 80; bulk
Market stronger. Fair to choice natives,
So. s0@4S0; fair to choice Westerns. So. 1904 50;
Common and stock sheep, $3@3.9O; lambs,
A.25@5.25.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March 15.-Cattle- Receipts, L.
100; including SEQ Texans; strong native
shipping steers. $4.5o@5.5e; light and dressed
beef and shipping steers, $3.5O@5.15 stockers
snd dz fee ed $1,000 10 COWS and hsifers
4;6O; with steers from the Fort Worth stock
show, which sold up to $3.50; cows and heif-
ers. $2@3 40. HcgsmReceipts, 3,5oo market
$685.; butchers. $390a4. sheep-Receipts, l.
Geo, but no Texans; market steady; native
muttons. s4a4,5c; lambs. $5@5.5O
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, March .-Cattle-Receipts.
1850; best grades steady; others slow; Texas
steers, $4,000. 90; Texas cows, $335@D4.35; ma
tive steers, $3.25@5 .45; native cows and heff-
ers, $265@4 30; stockers and feeders So. ESQ
$40; bulls, $2.s5@5,1o Hogs-R cceip $, i2,eOo;
@3.SO; heavies. So. s.; packers, So 60a3.SO
mixed; $s.55gS 50; lights, s3.45@3.65; Workers,
$s;So@S65;, pigs, So. 25@3:55. Sheep-Rec ipts,
1000; market steady; lambs, $4.SO@5.25; NUT
ton, $3.2J@461.
SIOUX CITY. F=sys
SIOUX CITY 10, March. 15.-CatIe, 1.5O0;
Monday, $50. Shipments, ISL. Market moder-
ately active and firm cow. W.T. 1850 lbs, 81;
cows, av 1,045, $2.75; 8 stock heifers, av
$40; $40; s. stock hefers, av GIG, 1878; IS
and feeders, av. s27. s4-25 3S stockers and
feeders, av rs, $50: 10 calves. av 351, s4.75
20 calves, av 235, So; % yeaI lings, av co., $i25
1G koo yea lings, a o.o 5a5 $40 Hogs-Recepts
ket steady selling at s3.6O@375; bulk, So TO-
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.
Barrett & Zimmerman's report: Market
good prices fair; demand strong on farm
horses. The following representative sales
were for horses this day:
pair gray horses and years. $500 $3.50
pair gray horses, 6 and 7 years. $50 100
! pair black mares, and years ..2,20o 1870
s sorre horse horse, years years .''.'14 80 81
car loads shipped to Dakota at the
price per load g............ 800