The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-11

AMONG THE SHIPPERS-The following
shippers were on the market yesterday
Stevens Lakota cattle and calves; UhIman
Bros. River Falls. hogs and sheep; FrantL
Bros Spring Valley leads cattle, hogs and
sheep; c. Gardner, Hammond cattle, hogs
and sheep; Spauiding Fuller. Maiden Rock,
calves and hogs NJ. Kinella, Milleryille hogs
F. Marx Glasgow. hogs: B. F. Miller. North
field cattle and hogs; c. O'Dell, Wnlmar.
cattle. calves and hogs; John Waeek, New
Prague hogs; Jacob Wolf, Luverne. hogs:
Brabee Waverly. hogs; II. f. Wadsworth.
Montevideo cattle. calves and hogs r.
Abercromby. cattle and hogs; Peck & Norton,
prowu's Valley loads cattle and caves
Spaulding & Fuller. Maiden Rock: load
sheep. loads hogs Monson Bros., New ga Lon
don. cattle. calves and hogs; John Hegerlee'
81 Poniface. hogs Rolf & Hahn. Mayer
hogs Karels Bros. New Germany. hogs
COMMISSIONS. ETC.-Pubie inspecuon o.
hogs sOc per car. Dressed animals, ineluolhg
iumpy-iawed cattle and meats, are condemn
Cd Sales unless otherwise stated, Fer =
his live weight. Dead hogs. leo !os ana
over nc pcr 10. less than 100 lbs OF no yalne.
All animals apparently affected with aeu: ON
yeosIs or iumpy jaw. or having any swe i
ings on the head or neck. are subject 10 n
spection by the state veteTina 9 D. IN. m
wise for fertilizers. etc. Public inspe TOT
dock pregnant sows 40 lbs ard stsgs. aitsr q
boars 50 lbs each. Yardage: Cattle, .
hogs Sc sheep. &c per head. FCed; Corn evc
ner bu. hay. TBc per 100 lbs bedding, b0e FER
loo lbs Commissions: six dollars carload for
single-deck carloads OF hogs and sheep. ana
S1O carload for douhle-deck carloads OF the
came. Fifty cents per head fer cate OF all
ages up 10 so per car ad; veal calves IN
less than car lots net less than DC per he1u
cars OF cattle containing i IS than hve yea
calves OF less than eco lbs weight Cach the
commission on the calves dis retionafy y.
Double-deck cars Of calves. SIS. x car
loads OF stock. b0c per head Tor cat e Ioc
per head for calves. i0c per head for no IS
49, Fw. IN carload
head and over OF hogs and sheep arriving a.
these yards in a single car 70 be charged
IS per car; less than carload lots SOC per
head for cattle, 2Sc per head f9r calves; IN
der thirty head OF hogs sheep, l5c per
head Public inspection Of hogs. S0s per car.
Telegraphic market repor's, except Wnea
quoting bona fde sales made tie same day
the telegram Is sent for the person 10 whom
the telegram Is addressed, sre az the ex-
pense OF the recipient All i've stock noi
suitable for human food is condemned by the
GOVERNMENT INSPECTION-Catt.e hogs
and sheep are held on account OF advanced
pregnancy. Cows within a month OF partu-
r;tion and for ten days after will be s1b1ect
20 condemnation: also sheep ard hcgs three
weeks before and ten days after. The g-v-
eminent inspectors In the various slaugh e.
houses condemn the meat OF ali cows that
have calves inside with hair on. The inspec-
ton OF hogs made by the government iEspec-
tors at the scales before weighing Is very
close and their decision Is hra. salesmen
nsnt sows hogs with bunche7. bols. and a so
hogs with cuts on the hams and sh1u der !.
bob, or deacon" caves are concerned.
Scabby sheep and those that sre emac.a'ed
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET - MINI sota
Transfer ST. Paul. Barrett & Zimmerman S
report: Buyers we're few on the maTkzt
Trade much confined to logging horses, which
made up the bulk OF the outgoing stock.
Prices raised en- the heaviest with bgst cua,-
ity Of horses. The incoming stock OF heavi 9;
class and satisfactory for the trade The
nominal value OF serviceahle SOUND hcrse;
from four to eight years follows:
nraffers extra TO choice -..........S1 70 GN5
Drafters common 70 good .-.....-.. Is 10 i0l
Fam horses extra 20 choice. .--.... s. q 10
Farm horses. common 10 good. 50 - Is
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 0.-Cstle-Rece ip;s. 90.
steady az the recent decline. naive shipp ng
steers S.2s15.sc; light ard dressed bcet
and butcher steers s. 50ff4 20: st0ckers snd
feeders. s.. 5ofit. 90. cows and heifers. SEA
4 80. Texas ard Indian steers. ssI3sl: cows
and heifers. s2.4o63.2 Hogs-Receipts. 100;
slightly higher packers. s.. 45aS. 50; Torkera.
81 9aG5. IS. Sheep steady 10 strong, but IN
changed.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. fo.-Cattie-Receip's
5000, steady: native cows ard heifers, 81 81
a 80: stocke-s srd feeders s2.5oG4 50: bu'ls
81 50f5.35 Hogs-Receipts. 400: steady %
strong bulk OF sales. s. s5IS s.: heavy g IS
as IS, packers s. 5ad3.55: mixed So @
s ssss: light s. .l5I3.4e. Workers. Ss.55G3. 60:
pigs. S.eel3. 80 Sheep-Recelpts 400:
strong; lambs. S. s&5.2S; muttons, seS4. 80.