The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-21


Stock Cows and Heifers-
No. VT. Price No. W.T.. Price.
.............S SIC s. So 2............ 40 81 so
............ IS 2 81 ............ 357 IS
............ 755 90 ............ 44S SO
............ 1872 Cd 1 ............ 26o 81
2 ........... 52S sol
Veal Calves
No. W.T.. Price mo. W.T.. Price.
3 ........... 100 s. 20 ............ 120 s. 80
8 ........... 1853 q ............ LEO 50
l ............ 140 Adj
Mixers and springers-
No. W.T. Price No. W.T.. P.ice
C and c.for $3.50 col and 1c.for $42 50
8 C and c.fo, Ill 20 C and c.for 30 90
Stockers and Feeders
No. W.T. Price mo. VT. Price.
............ 693 So sd l ............ 22o "a 80
l .......... 7eO Is ............ 10 80
............ $50 10| ............ Isl 90
4 ............ $50 4 sol ............ 26O co
l ........... $50 4 sol
Bulls
No. VT. Prize. No. VT. Price
l ............ $50 50 o. ! ............ 6oo 50 A.
l ............ 700 20 l ............ 4V7 "
l .-......... .101Qls Isl
sheep-strong; good d. mand and the offer
ngs were taken early at good prices. Rep:e-
sentative sales: 81 b
5 lambs - Il 81 co 1913 s'p'g Fms. co So 10
bucks 49,. ia $50 lambs 4S 50
Z ............1OS A OIL 8 bucks 49,. 100 q
lambs 49,. "A :. 6 00l11 lambs 49,. 81 10
Disposition of Stock
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Swift & Co ................ 40 LIS 1872
Simmer Thomas lib =.
Staples King -, ..*.... Il
rNouah bros ...sG.....r...- 10
]. B.. Fitzgerald ........... 5 -. 80.
". E. Mccormick -. -. i2s
Leo Gottiried -, ........... II
MILK COW EXCHANGE.
Lyle & Raeburn's report: No. 1 fresh cows
and springers still in demand, though others
have declined cansdeabIv in nrice and even
at reduction in values are not wanted Cows
with broken mouths and defective bags bring
about Is per cent less than perfect animals
Too many country shippers overlook this fact
sales:
No. Price,
cows -........'...............- lo5oo
ft AMONG THE SHIPPERS.
The following shippers were on the market
D.. A. Holton, Batteneau, N. D.; cattle and
calves; C. A. Anderson, Valley City, N D.,
mixed load; Fairbank & Proll, West Concord
mixed load; Jentz Bros, East Henderson
mixed load; F. Bigot Springfield, mixed load;
NJ. A. Bong, SNiceliet, hogs; L. H.. Larson,
sna.xea.clead L. P Lee Fergus
Falls, mixed load; c. Waller, Fargo, cattle;y
Alma, Wis, hogs; F. L. suggisburg, New
Ulm, cattle and calves; Spolian Bros, Rose
Creek cattle; Elliott & Reidell, Fountain,
hogs.
Midway Horse Market.
Barrett & zimmerman's report: Trade con-
sidered weak. Most of the arrivals consisted
of farm. horses and few heavy drafters,
oil 20 .ia1 ;1oh1O
this market, some of them commanding high
prices. The principal dealers on the market
were local men. Wholesale trade nominal
Amongst our offerings were some fine driv-
ers and sadd.ers. Prices had an indication
of a decline on medium to good STOCK but
held firm on the best quality horses. The
nominal value of horses from four to seven
years as follows: Weight. Price
Drafters, extra, ranging .......... 700 $135
Drafters, common, ranging. ....... 200 SIS
Farm horses extra, ranging ...... 600 lis
Farm horses, common, ranging. ], 400 IS
Drivers, extra. ranging .......... LOO 125
Farm chunks, ranging ............ ], 300 100
Mules .................... 100 80
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 2O.-Stockers and feeders
today sold at $3.50@5.15; bulls, $2eO@420;
cows and heifers, $3.S0G4.75; calves, $3.50
725; Western steers, s4.2014.9O; Texas steers
demand for hogs. Early prices were strong
to &c higher than Saturdays close, but weak
ness prevailed later and the market closed
aa for sellers Ear to choice
So. So@4.6O; mixed, So 75@3.9O; light 1908 921s;
pigs, $2.s0@3.75 Sheep were active and prices
ruled stronger to 1oc higher. Native sheep, 50
lambs and yearlngs, s4.50@6 10; spring lambs,
$685. go; rams, 1904. Receipts %, 600;
hogs, IS, 600; sheep, 10000
Sioux City.
SIOUX CITY, To-, June O-Cattle-Receipts,
3, 600; Saturday, a219; shipments, 147 Stockers
15@2oc lower. Sales: 8 cows, average $50 lbs,
81; IL COWS, average 1,240 lbs, 49, 65; l stock
heller, 44S lbs, $3.50; IL stock heifers, average
235 lbs $3.50; bulls, average LILO lbs, 81 Is;
8 bulls, average $50 lbs, 1925; 2 bulls, average
$50 lbs sssS: st9eaers and feeders average
81 calves, average 227 lbs, $5.35; yearlings,
average $50 lbs, $4.30; Ct yearHngs, average
5se lbs, $4;S5. Hogs.Receipts, 800; market
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. June 20-Catt,e-Recepts,
O1 native steers sa5 r Texas Saah s to nYo
So. 5O@4.15; Texas cows, $2@305; native cows
s.. 6o@5.45; bulls, s2.75@4. Hogs-Receipts,
sales. $3.70@3.9O heavies, $3.S0@4; packers,
So. 70@3.90; mixed s365@3.90; lights, $4,000
$40; workers, $s,tsssS@s:7o; pigs, ss.1oase5.
81. 75@6.25; muttons, $3@4.75.
St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 2O-Cattle- Receipts,
!, $780, including 1,400 Texans; market steady;
native shipping steers, $4.5O@52O; light and
dressed beef and butcher steers, s41565. 05;
stockers and feeders, sS.55@465; COWS and
heifers S2@48O; Texas and Indian steers,
49, 1504.50 cows and heifers ST. COOS. rs. Hogs
Receipts. 1000; market &c higher; workers.
So 1905. 49, packers, s3.S0@3 80; butchers. IS. 80
"a. Sheep Receipts. 1000; market strong;
native muttons,s s36o@4.7o; lambs, s45O96. IS.
r Omaha.
SOUTH OMAHA, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2, 500; market steady to lower; native beef
steers, s4@4 co. Western ste steers, 2o9460;
$4,000, Hogs-Receipts, LOO; market steady
@3.sO; light $S.721k@8771a; bulk OF sales, sS so.
Sheep-Receipts, 30o;N market strong: fair to
choice natives, Ss.9O@46O; fair to choice West
ems, 81. SO@4.50a common and stock sheep.
$a.5o@4.5o; lambs s4t5Q@A75.
STOCKS WERE HIGHER.
Bears RAID Was Overcome by
Strong Resistance at the