The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-17

loads OF stock see nor hsaS Gov caftra 25o
pe ,5 60, '0t caves. loo per head for hogs
S Snod s ao5 o, up 70 81 per carload. Thirty
neeu anu yeei ol hogs and sheep arriving at
THESE !@loS IN single car 10 be charged
90 per car less than carload lots 50c fer
aead LOT cdtSie' zoe per head fer calves I'M
head. Public Inspection a. boes "a, No -
Telegraphie market reports exeept w5eo
quoting bona fde sales made fine Same dsv
-. sse .e a a Is sent for the person to whom
pense OF the recipient. AiI live stock rot
suitable for human food is. condemned nv az
government. ~ eHe
GOVERNMENT INSPECTION-Cattle hoys
and sheep are held on secaunt ~ advsncss
pregnancy Cows within a month of marin
rltion and for ten days after will be spbtect
vales ta1 also sheep and hogs three
wees Deiore and ten DAYS, after. The gov
eminent inspectors in the various sIauebfe-
LLouSSs Sonoeinn the meat OF all cows that
tic, 20 caves ives inside with hair on. The inspec-
49, VI hugs MADE by the government iuspec-
TOTS at the scales before weighinp is Terv
LOSE, and their decision is fnal. sslesmen
having no appeal therefrom. All badly preg-
49, 80 noss with lunches, boils and a SO
t.beS,, win cuts on the hams and shoulder
DOB or deacon" calves are Condemned
scaopy sheep and those that are emaciated
are thrown out
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minuesot
transfer, ST Paul.-Barrett {, Zimmerman's
-epoit. me supply Of horses on the market
S SHS NOT large enough to satisfy the demand
aAAOus PAGES IN Michigan. Wis
cohsln and Minnesota were an tba narl,st ~
puy heayy orafters TO go into the woods The
arg! EiIs conslgnments OF horses reported to ar
i've tomorrow viii meet with present re-
quirements and anticipate q brisk trade A
lumber OF good drivers were sold at low
Pr'ees. no enort Is made to push the trade
On suc1 STOCK, as the demand Is weak The
nominal value Of serYiceable sound horses
rom TO years was as follows:
Draiters, choice TO extra. . sS5 IN S145
EDIaIteTs common TO good .. 75 to los
Farm horses. choice 10 extra - SO 10 Tx
Farm rarlh horses, common to good 49,. IS to rs
drivers common to good ........... rs to S.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Tbe demand for cs+-
sis sooay was not particularly good, but sup
pies were small and sales were generaiIv
demand pa at s RTaes Beef steers were IN
Ior mdium to good and So. 25d5 40 for choice
% extra, me bulk OF the sales being at 81 =
g0gS: mere me- was fairly good demand for
at S75d2.s5 and fair 10 choice cows and
h hei,ers brought s3q4. while extra choice
nosti,s Nets salaole at A.75d510. Calves sold
Ills, n,Osoly at 90 S0d6S5. There was a good vol
n iH OF business in hogs ct yesterday's
h ssGSo Hogs sold at $31Od3. 80 largely at
sfe 60 o1S. ana pigs sold largely at s2S09s 20
t6s- Ies were on an average of 3Jke hlghe,
hogs bTo' gIday Prices, and few fancy heavy
overs a,1ys Ht SS,ozt2. The pens were full 10
portion " Gf WIN sheep sheep and lambs, good
ror ~. oI yesterdays supply having heen
carried over and It was almost im6ossthIa
% % make axe sales on any terms. Prices ayeTaged
were he'd az Eas y AN N the day prime lambs
lambs were extremely dull ar 60 asSy %
49,, selling at s4.50d4S0 Sheen were
ing slow fu az % e SCI SELL at sSg45 feeders be-
we; nogs, y 900; sheep. % O6e
ce;n.s ~ lily 10, Nov. l6-CattIe-Re
S6s. na 5Iug' Wednesday; 1888; shipments,
80 ~ market active, steady 10 strong Sales.
- e9eeses ay JAP lbs, S415: IS calves av
W We, S4.oo, o westerns. av 102s, S. 20: II
cows sv az az 3 20 COWS. av 1861 So;
S SoSi SS.S9; ID stock heifers. av S05. $3.50. .
. luis LIS; aV logQ. $3.50; bulls av Loss s2s5:
sr oals' a aV LlSo 1925; 80 stockers and feeders
g. Il calves av 800 2527 calves as w 100 SOd
N.6O 10 yearlings, av s6S S. rs: a. vesrunSe'
az SSl; $40 Hogs-Receipts. $500; Wednes.
selling a. 70 s1naPP a e.! 30; market steady,
d, n haoaa-NSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-Catt,e-Receipts
anS ssea1y native steers. sS.50d525 Tex
COWS @S sgd Texas COWS S2.3oG2sO native
Ieeders $500 40; bulls. 81 9Od3 10 Hogs
receipts, i, 600; steady to strong: bulk NJ
Sc S5s,S sS s7ie heavy g. 25GS45 packers.
S;SO; workers. S.25G3S0: pigs S2s5G3 90
niI,.tp 1000; weak; lambs s4q54O;
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 6.-cattIe-Rees,nts
e. S;S .C aetlye, stronger; native beef steers.
E40q5.SO; Westerns, So. 75d4. so; Texans, SAN
gS,s9; Gamers, s2.G563; stockers aud feeders
$1,000; bulls stags, etc. s2-25d3.75. Hogs
mixed. sSs2l4GS.S5; light, $SS5GS 20; bulk Of
sales, SS.S219q3.S5. Sheep-Receipts. ZOO:
steady; native mutton, S570d440 Westerns
$S50q4 .; stock S3G3. 35; lambs $475 Is
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 6.-Cattle-Receipts 900
including LOO; Texans, steady for natives
ana strong for Texans; native shipping steers
SS-sOdS.25 light and dressed beef ard butcher
steers, Sd5.l0; stockers and feeders 81 90D
4 40; cows and heifers. $2f745O; Texas and In
dlan steers, 21Od3.S5; cows and heifers S21O
43.5O. Hogs-Receipts, 5000 steady: workers.
% z5@3.35; packers. s.. 30d3 20; butchers sS35
4S.4O. Sheep-Recep s. geo: firm; native mutt
ton. S3q4-25; lambs Ag5.75.