The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-30

ner head "a s zoe SOC per head for cattle, sc
"a s Issu ior calves, loo per head for hogs
end over' Up 70 Sl2 per carload. Thirty head
+Losa - y! hogs and sheep arriving at
saese YARDS IN single car to be charged Sc
Ie. al iess than carload lots 50c per head
t iii 5esd zoe per head for calves, under
Public inspection of hoes S0c nsr c pr T Tsu
graphic market reports exeept when o,,otine
bona nae sales made the same day the teIe.
sreIo s adS dor the person to whom the tele-
soinso - @uuI SsSeo, are at the expense of the
49, IL All 1--we stock not suitable for hu-
niS GoI Veg L condemned by the government
hos Goy and H5N shdan INSPECTION : Cattle,
ro5e gnu sneep are held on account of adj
vanced pregnancy. Cows within month Of
partunuon and for ten days after will be sub
{ i5-sa 10 e01naemnation; also sheep and hogs
onIee weeks before and ten days after. The
government inspectors in the various slaugh-
S Ter houses condemn the meat Of all COWS that
tior ea Ives inside with hair on. The insDec-
Ion Ion Oh nogs made by the government inspec-
LOTS at the scales before weighing is very
Slose. and their decision is final, statesmen
nav naptng no appeal therefrom. All badly preg-
t tI soWs' aoss with punches, boils, and also
MIsS WIN cuts on the hams and shoulders,
up OF deacon" calves are condemned.
s sc sheep and those that are emaciated
- MIDWAY Horse MARKET = Mannesota
alens1er, St Paul, Nov. 29.-Barrett & Zim-
vo 1rfhans report; The tone OF the trade IA
usually well supplied with heavy draftsrs
receipts OF horses today quite numerous
Trade pranched to all classes Of horses, but
Ine Dulk OF 1t was negotiated ON logging
horses. Minnesota, Wisconsin and Canada
buyers were the heaviest purchasers on the
market. The movement In trade has revived
ranting large aggregate sale this week. The
nominal value of serviceable, sound horses,
rom 70 years, was as follows;
Drafters. choice to extra ....., sSO0140
Drafters, common to good ,,..7 5SI100
Farm horses, choice to extra ., SOS1106
lam paIaa horses. common to good ........ 500 70
CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-The general demand
for cattle Today was only moderate The in
curry was chiefly for good to choice fat corn
while half fat dTo1es moRed OFF %sre so StiSa0 At
weak to slightly lower prices. Native beef
St steers were salable at s494.25 for common,
S4.o0Q4.75 for fair TO medium, and SOS. IS for
good to strictly prime shipping and export
iots. canning COWS were about Zoe lower a
Few going as low as $3.50 but choice butcher
ing cows and heifers were steady. Calves
Were steady and stockers and feeders were in
moderate demand with sales largely at $1,000
40. The market for hogs was active and
STEADY at Mondays decline Sales ranged at
E.I0US:46 for the oommonest to the best
nogs' Shippers purchases were light Pigs
sofa mostly at $685. and the hogs sold
largely at sS80 The supply of sheep and
lamps was excessive and medium grades were
nlucn TOO numerous Lambs moved of slowly
at SS;5og650 for inferior to prime focks, good
70 C, cholee selling largely at $6@5.S5. Year
III aInSs SUI Tor $4.26q475 and sheep sold at
S25O44 Is for inferior to choice, not much be-
ing doing below $3.50 Nice feeding sheep
were held at $3.75. Receipts-Cattle, 40G6;
.. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 29.-Cattle-Re ceipts,
- oOO; market steady native steers IS. ESQ
92U; Texas steers, SS.1004.50; Texas cows and
ne1fers, 2.16Q3.50; native cows and heifers.
$.50q4 10; stockers and feeders, 1904 SC;
pulls, S2.500S.50. Hogs = Receipts 26 900;
heavies steady; others weak; bulk of sales,
$S.15qS.S0 Sheep - Receipts, 5000; market
steady: lambs, $4@515;i muttons, $25004
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. 29.-Cattle-
Receipts, 400; market steady; native steers,
S4.S0Q5. 80; Western steers, $3.7504f5; Texas
steers. $4,000; cows and heifers s.. 256425;
stockers and feeders, So 4004.40; bulls, stays
etc., g. 40Q3.80. Hogs-Receipts, $500; market
hrmer; heavy, $S.156S 221a; mixed. $3.171s@
$40; light, So. 2018. 2211 pigs, $8@3. 20; bulk
OF sales, s3.2OgS. 221s. Sheep-Reoeipts, Zoo;
steady; native muttons, So. 1901 40; Westerns
$S60q42S; stock sheep, s.. 5o9S7o; lambs, s4,25
es s56Uf f SETE opIsz Esg ss1Sssss g.
market fairly activei about steady; sales: Is
beeves, av 1,20S lbs $3.50; II beeves, av 1801,
$3.50; COWS, av 1 ,1S0, $3.50; 2 COWS, ay>1 1855,
$S.T5; stock heifers. av 500, 1886; 8 stock
heifers, ay 653 $50; bulls, av 1910, $3.50;
5 bulls, av 1854, $2.90, bulls, av 800, So.
stockers and feeders, av 9e6, s.. 10; 27 stock
ers and feeders av 800, 81 6 calves, av 300,
81. 40; calves, av 312, $3.50; % yearlings, av
$50, 1856; yearlings av 61S, 81. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500; Monday, $50; shipments, 100;
market strong to &c higher selling at $500
8.25; bulk $3.10G3.16.