The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-26
sTocKYARDs PERSONALS.

VaHey lily; Y. u, NynnS, NorthWood: Jen-
sen & Gumblegard, Ellsworth; H. w. Tisdale
Goodhue; J. B; Daily. Annandale; Y. Ferron.
Milbank. S. D.; George Breckenridge, Sum-
NIT s. p; e. " Graceville; E. B. searle
ter; Gilmore & Co., Evans; Munsell & Co.,
Morgan; Emil Schfnade, Redwc cd; Pe.tries 4
Chappal st. Peter; j. }. Lanertz, Butterfeld,
and ]. Ribbon, Slayton.
OF cattle. calves, sheep and hogs were Uhl-
man Bros; and c.. Gardner. Hammond; M.
A: Berge and sarby & HARRISON, Elbow Lake;
T. peterson, Belgrade; John Bartle, of
Mitchell, and Usage; E. B. Wadsworth, Sa-
cred Heart; H: E. Wadsworth. Montevideo.
of mixed stock from Madelia
Those shipping cattle exclusively were G.
P Pht, rd Usage j. F. Greenslet Norton E.
Lake; Otto Hansen, Otisco and j. ]. Lenetz,
st. James. c. o. Martin. of the same place.
sent in lot of sheep.
There was considerable stock driven in from
outlying farms contiguous to St. Paul. Some
of those thus offering stock were Nels Peter
son, J. Tibley, ii. Derch. w. Davis, d. Tun-
]. Notterheim. w. johnson, G. Welfare, H. A.
Disco. F. c.. LaTamy, w. Grace, C.. Craw and
j. B. Peterson.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.
Barrett Zin1inerman's report: The market
mas improved over last week, with, demand
of best quality. A. great complaint is con-
coded by all inward shippers that the class of
horses available for this market is am 81
Impossible to find in the country, thus giving
the producers an opportunity to hold them at
prices too high for the mai ket. TIE scarcity
of the best class Of horses is particularly
due to the great purchases in the 5untry
made by the Eastern buyers for the purps Sc
OF shipping to Europe, and fear that the
Northwestern dealers and the farmers must
be trained to pay higher prices for hors
than they have done. The nominal value of
horses serviceable and sound is as follows:
W.T.. Price.
Drafters, extra, ranging ....... 700 S1a5
DrafterS, common, ranging .....1 700 100
Farm horses, extra, ranging i 400 liz
Farm horses, common, ranging IL 400 80
Drivers, extra, ranging ...... 200 150
DrlVers. common, ranging .........1 .1O) %
H"uieS-' ...... .'..'.................1, 100 80
MINNEAPOLIS.
NEW BRIGHTON, May 25.-Recain.s 81
cattle, $40 hogs. Hogs-Market, 1n@l5c lower:
good demand. Sales: 70 hogs, av rs lbs. 81 3:
IS Sor hogs, a " 2i$ 81 / Il hogs, av 49,
Catt.e-eFirm; good demand. Sales: is steers
av 1,020 lbs, s4.45; 10 steers av lilo. st.59: ii
steers, av LAO, 81 so; 20 !eers, av 11SO. $3.50:
heifers av $50, s415. Sheep--Market steady.
CHICAGO.
:. CHICAGO, May f%.-while there was
tair inquiry for cattle today the demand
ara not keep pace with the increased supply
and prices generally were 5@10c over. Ma
tive beef steers s4@5.25; Yves. ern fed ste RS
$3.9C@4e0; Gamers, s$2.50@3. 80; cows and heif
ers, s3.40945o; bulls, $2.s5@415. The supply
ce,pts during the first half of the week foot
ing up about 1o2, COO head, against Al 900 for
the eosresponang portion Of last week
forced 10@15c lower. Heavy packers. $40
40; butchers, s4.05@4.35; mixed, s4a4.ss1S;
light, s. 75@4:zo; pigs, $24o@s.s5. After Mon
good supply was very welcome and the recent
advance was generally maintained. Clipped
M vReeR Ss s@Ss o Clipped snra lambs
az. Receipts Hogs. 1900; cate. 1900
sheep, 10000 head.
SIOUX CITY.
SIOUX CITY, To-. May -Cattle-Re-efpts
aGG Tuesday nsa ST.; shipments 2s4 market very
su 9@ eo%s lo aT s ssleH COWS sss lbs
573, s3.75; 80 stock heifers av s7s. si.S5: 2
bulls. av 1,2so, $si5; bulls, av 7s6. $50; 2
b bglls 90 az 49, 81; stockers and feeders, av
$4.S5; 10 calves, av 391, $3.50; 20 calves. ay
s5s. s526 y year.ings, az e72 50 Is; year
T ngs av s Sss sipme1 M5ossadRecsips
81 lower selling at s''s'@4s'; 0u-h' $40
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Cattle-Rece' pts, 1. 400.
Including 600 Texans am market steady for ma,
sives and 5 easier r. f9f h texans native shipping
butchers steers, $395@4.9O; stockers and fead-
ers, So. 25G4.15; cows and heifers. Sg.2im4 -.
Texas and Indian steers, $3.75@46O cows ard
heifers, $315@3.75. Hogs-Receipts, 900: mar
ket, 10@15c lower; Workers, So 1904 packers
49, 9OGD41O; butchers, $41O@435 SheenMRe,'
ceipts, LOO; market strong; native muttons
So. 65@4.25; lambs, s4@6.60.
uKAHSAs CITY.
KANSAS CITY, May observation-disclosures
$500; market weak to 10c lower; native steers
So. 50@49O; Texas, steers, $35GD4.35; Texas
COWS, 50. 75@4.a5; native cows and hefers, s. 90
@485: stockers and feeders, $325@5. %: bulls
s.. 50@4 Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market 100
heavies, 81 f5d430; packers, s.. $500. 221S
mixed, $3@4.20; lights, $3.50@4; workers. 1895
GA; pigs, S3@3.90. Sheep-Receipts 1000:
market steady; lambs, s3.75@6.25; muttons,
'S'''0s' Y MAHA.
SOUTH oMl HAi May 25.-cattle, 5000;
steady to 5@1oe tawer; native beef steers
s.. 95@490; Western steers, $3.75@4.35; Texas
steers, $350@425 ;Acbws and heifers, $3@4.25:
stockers and feeders, $3.S0@5.10; bulls. stays,
etc. 1904. ,fHoss+ Receipts, 1850; market
5@1Oc lower; heavy S480@5.25; mixed, $4,000
AIS; lights, "a. 10@4y15. Sheep-Receipts, 800:
steady; fair to. choice natives $4,000 10: fair
to choice Westerns, sS.7OQ4.sO; lambs $4.25
@5.75.