The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-19
BEERBOHM WHEAT REVIEW.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

LAVE STOCK MARK ELS.
The receipts at the Union stockyards at
South st. Paul for the week ending Sept IL
were: Cattle, S,511; calves, 1,149; hogs, 56S;
sheep, 1875. The number of cars received
was 535.
The killings by Swift & Co. for the week
were: Cattle, 1,C75; calves, %; sheep 4t3;
hogs, 1905.
During the past week the market for cat
tie was active, with a fair run of Western
stock and very light run of native stock
Prices have continued substantially as those
of the week before The demand for good
feeders and stockers was firm at the quota
tons of the week previous. A good demand
exists for light calves, but common and
rough cattle are not sought
There have been some good sales during
the week The Cunningham Live Stock Com
mission company sold three carlos DIS of feed
ers Wednesday at $4.16, being nothing more
than ordinary Minnesota stock, averaging $50
lbs There have been light receipts of butch
er stock. This firm offers the following quo
tatons: an
Coed, fat killing steers, s.. 25@4 80; fair
to medium s4@4. %; good, fat COWS and If
ers S. 4G@3.75; fair to good, $3@3.25; medium
feshy cows, 81. 1902. so; Gamers 81 1902. 10;
bologna bulls, $2@2.75; fat bulls 1908. 40;
feeding and stock bulls, 81. 1905. %; veal
calves, $4.5O@5.25; good steer calves, ST. 500
s. fair to good, $4Q4 so; heifer calves, So 81
o. good 500 to S00-lb cattle $3.75@4; fair
to medium, So. 50@3. 70; good to choice feed
ers, $4@4.25; fair to good SO. 5000; year,ing
and twoyear-old heifers, $2.75@3. %; scrub
tail-end steers $2.75@3.25; mixers and spring
ers, $2595O, and good cows in demand
The hog market was firm and active, quail
ity averaging fair, and a coed demand for
butcher pigs averaging 200 lbs. This cl SIS
hnc hn,, h,:,1 90
as they would in Chicago. Mixed packers
are bringing 1915 to $3.50, as they run in
car lots with few good hogs mixed in
load now and then. This same class of gs,
according to the Chicago Drovers' Journal,
are selling at $3.70@3. Is at that place. There
are cases of cholera reported We are get
ting too many small, unmatured pigs COM
ing in on this account, and they are selling
from $2.75 to 1926. More good hogs are
needed.
The sheep market was about steady with
the previous week, good lambs selling around
81. and good muttons $1,000. Som athing
choice would bring 1925 LOIS of buck
lambs are received that are not fat, ard
they are hard to sell at s.. 25D3. rs. Good
feeding ewes and wether lambs will bring
"a, and little more if they show god br ed
ing, and good grade ewes fer breeding pur-
poses, two to five years old, fad ready sac
at So.0UVVoo co. Anything that is clean and
healthy, with a good mouth, brings from
1928 to So. 40, and sells quickly
The w. M. Campbell company make the
following quotations.. Cattle-Good, dry-fed
steers, $4.75@5; medium, S. 1904. so; dry-fed
cows and heifers, $3.75@4. so; good grass
heifers, $3.40@3.65; cows, 81. 75@3.2 20; can
ners, $1.75Q2. 25; fat bulls, $685.; Wsst-
ern rangers, good to choice steers, 81 .2O04 40;
medium to fair, So. 75Q4.1O; cows and heifels,
1904; medium to fair, So 15@3.4O; stock
ers and feeders of good quality firm and in
good demand; medium and common dull and
weak. Good Dakota feeders sold at $3SjQ
AIS; common, S3.50Q3.15; 800 to Cob steers.
So. 25@S 80; steer calves, 81 .65Q5; stock h if
ers, 1908. 40; stock and feeding bulls, So $50
$40; mixers and spr.ngers, choice, $35945;
common dull and hard to sell.
Hogs-Receipts not enough to supply de-
mand, and quality mostly heavy packing and
skippy hogs with a few coed loads Market
good and strong. Prices $3.75@3.95, with
bulk at $3.S5Q3.9O; rough, $3.5O93. s.; pigs,
So. 25Q3. 80.
Sheep and Lambs-Prime sheep, So S5@4 10;
common, $9.40Q3.80; stock ewes, $3aS. 25; fat
lambs, 81. 1906; stock lambs, s.. 750425.