The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-03
of Stock, March 3


The following shippers had stock on the
market shipped from the towns Indicated: J..
H. Breen, Eden Valley; E. V. Breen, Eden
R Ra5ey nn B. Dolly Annan dale Gilshrist
u'e perr Hsssa'rd rores sa'rS City Heart no
e. Gro a. Watts; kensett 10; J. D. Wallace,
sau Bros, New Richmond A. Osterburg,
kensington; B. c. Power. Nashua, To-; G. c.
GopIerud St Ansgar, To-; B. F. Flint, Usage
y. J. Johnsrud, st. Ansgar, To-. F. Freedeen,
y: D.; A. Ness, Sturgeon Lake; Pettis &
Chapel, st. Peter; F. P. FairchiId, Garden
City; L. c.. Rudon, East Henderson; II. A.
Butterheld; Sam Johnson. Albert Lea; 5. B.
Kolb Co., Barrett; E. R. Benson, Lowry !;
M. Becker, Watkins; N. Anderson, Brooten !;
A. Linderholm, Belgrade; J: Peterson, Bel
Hope, N. D.; Thuet, Bros, Hope, N D.: NJ
Anderson & Co., Mayvlle, n. D.; S. B. Wells,
Morris; Powell & St. John, Albee, S. D.; E.
H. Brabec. Waverly; E. Mark Live Stock
Henry Shen, Cologne; A. Falconer Hutchin-
son and Litchfeld; w. NJ. john
son, Lindstrom; NJ. c. Johnson River
calls Falls, Wis; A. Gagne. saltwater; G, Mold,
Steensland, Milan; c. Gardner, Long Prairie;
0. F. Olson, Brandon; Q. H. Ougstod, Peli-
can Rapids; P. Carlson, Carlisle; Erik
Ekblod, Evansville: Nels Morrow, Battle
Lake: McGillivry Bros, Carpenter; Good
rich & Co., Durand; NJ c. Black Red Wing;
j. Bartle, Usage and Mitchell, To-
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March I'm cattle there was a
well finished Beeyes that We're es good d we're aTe
strong at Mondays advance and choice offer
ings sold zoe higher than at the close of
last week, there being. scarcity of pine
s4:SoQ510, the commonest lots going for 1913
q. and few being good enough to bring S. 5.
Fancy cattle sold anywhere from s. 500.
stockers and feeders sold chiefly at s494. 40;
Iat butcher choice yearlings bringing $4 81.
caves were lower. yesterdays heavy receipts
having caused slump to $6.5O@6.75 for the
pest grades, those prices prevailing today.
Ihere was an active demand for hogs from
Chicago packers and Eastern shippers and
prices ruled 6d71ac higher. Most Of the hogs
were sold at an early hour, the bulk of the
offerings crossing. the scales at s3.971a@4 10,
while pigs sold largely at s3.60@3.e5: The
e9me besxv hogs 6gss sold and
market was weak and fully &c lower. Sheep
were wanted at So 25@4.65 for common to
Ip prime fiocks. fed Westerns being salable at
In demand at $45O@5.55 for poor to prime
feeders selling at s5.25. Receipts: Cattle, Is :
OoO; hogs, $4,000; sheep, $1,000 head.
MINNEAPOLIS
NEW BRIGHTON. March 2-Receipts. 81
cattle. 40 hogs. Cattle-Beef cattle and feed
ing grades in good demand; sales: cows
av 1870 lbs. So; / cow. 800, 50; 2 cows, av
sS6, $40; | stocker, $40, s4iO; stocRers,
av 465, $4.30; cows, av LOIS, 81 80; mixed
av 1853, 1925; cows, av 1853, So Hogs firm
and active; 5@1Oc higher than yesterday;
sales: AZ hogs. av 205 lbs, 1925: 81 hogs. ay
205 1896; IS hogs, av 1876, $3.50; 76 hogs, ay
1877 $3.921s. Sheep-No receipts.
SIOUX CITY.
SIOUX CITY, March 2.-Cattle-ReceIpts.
1000 yesterday, 211s; shipments, 2,314; mar
ket fairly active; steady to weak at yester-
days decline; 2 cows. g45, 50; II cows SAT,
s3;4o 2 cows, $50, 1915; 10 stock heifers
$50 So: 40; 20 stock heifers, 437, "a; bulls
Loss, $3.50; bulls, $50, 81 10 stockers and
feeders, 800, sss21s; "a stockers and feeders,
s57 s425; 81 stockers and feeders, 743, $40:
40 calves, $50, $780, % calves, $50, S.: "a
y9earlings, 65s, sss5; 10 yearlings, sls, $3.50
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 yesterday 2,235; ship
ments. 65S; market &c higher; selling at
So. SOG3S5. ~
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, March 2.-Cattle-Receipts
1000: market steady to Zoe higher; Texas
steers, 81. 1904 40; Texas cows So 1904 .25:
native steers $4Q550; native cows and heif,
ers, 81 1904 40; stockers and feeders, $3.25
G0.s5; bulls, $2.S5Q3.26. Hogs = Receipts,