The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-02

on me tbd following shippers Of live stock were
oM dne cb market ct. A;bee Bros, New Rich
son. :, Grove City; H. G. Anderson, Atwater
J; r. Petterine, Granite Falls; A. H. Rose
Willmar; Miller & volkenant Montrose: R.
:; Hill, Odessa; W. Holvorsen, Milan; y. F.
sherman Renville: J. Berg, Osceola; Gilstad
q ChadWlck, Deer Park; kauls Bros, New Ger
many; Riley, Bros, Ellsworth, Wis; R. A.
bp imsn e., Ellsworth; Wis; Uhlman Bros,
Walter Norwood; j. p Lull. ST. Michael's;
Frank Russell Argyle; D. A. Wilcox, Menom-
inee; Adam Adam Frantz, Spring Valley; A. Hoff-
man, stanton; S. Hughes, Stanton; P T.
French; Nerstrand; P. H. Holton, Kenyon;
L. M. Weston, Dodge Center; P. H. Brannen,
New Hampton, To-; Bronx Bros. Renvile;
Franklin and Morgan Anderson & Urdhai, Ma
rietta; D. McCorouodale, Echo Moen & Oh
SON, Clarified: Wenzel Frask, Fairfax; c.
busch, GAYLORD F. Hip, Arlington; NJ Nc
Mahan, GAYLORD: j. D. Skinner Renville; Geo
r. Schugart Howard Lake: Heslin & Julian,
Maiden Rock: ]. Schmidt, Melrose ]. o. Dow,
Red Wing; E. S. Stein & Co., Corinth 10. !;
r. }. Payer, New Prague; R. Dynes, Kill
kenny: VIM. kissner, Sleepy Eye; Otto Frit-
ton. Sleepy Eye; ]. Schoffman, Morgan; E.
Schmahl, Redwood Falls; ]. Lehne, Sanborn;
N. L. McGhee, Lamberton: Aug. Spreckman,
Essig; Conklin & Campbell, Winnebago City,
Harrison & Co., Winnebago City; Barton &
GTabtree, Algona, To-: H. Huguin, GAINESVILLE;
H. Z. Nundal, Madelia LIE Baron & Co..
Lyle; Aim Trip, Faribault; A. W. Lee
Greene, 10.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, March 1.-Trade In cattle was
fairly active, Mondays 1O@15c advance being
well sustained The. range of prices was re-
going for $685., while as high as S.. 7O05 so
was paid for some extra fine steers. The
bulk OF the offerings went around $4.2065 90
Western fed cattle sold largely at s4.5O@4.9O
cows went chiefly at $25OG3, the surplus
oelng hght. calves were materially lower
choice selling at s6.50@e.75. Trade in hogs
was. active at an advance of Phase on Mon-
days closing figures. Hogs sold at $500
4:071s for common to prime lots chiefly at
S,s5a4.5, light weights selling the worst and
best. Pigs sold largely at s36O@3.sO; few
going below $3.50. Trade in sheep and lambs
was active at Yesterdays figures, sheep sell
ing ing at sS;aSqS.so for the poorest, up to $3.50
LOT tne pest FED, Westerns comprising the
great bulk of the offerings and selling chiefly
at "a. 45@4.55. Yearlings were active at 81 5o
sh ayu and ae1ne sold oil fresly at
Cattle, 1900; hogs, 26,OCO; sheep, 1900.
SIOUX CITY.
SIOUX CITY, March 1.-Cattle r.ceints =
7oo; Yesterday, 1871; shipments, SIG. Mar
Ret STEADY to- weaker: common, dull Sales
g COWS av $50 lbs 81 60 L cows LOSS lbs
heifers, ay 800 lbs, $780, 27 stick heifers. aY
as lbs, SIS; 81 stock heifers av 40 lbs
bs s DHis Is az std ike lbs S. bulls
sttockers, av $50 lbs. $3.50; 10 yearlings, av
5S4 lbs, 81; IS yearlings, av 499 lbs. si7S5 II
calves, av $40 lbs, 81 50; 40 calves ay 41S ihs
20. Hog receipts, 200; yesterday, asa. Mar
kef, weak sa to &c lower. selling, s37OQS S2Ik
OMAHA
| SOUTH OMAHA, March -Cattle-Rece,nts
l,soo; market steady to lower; native beef
steers, $3.70q3.S0; Western steers, s350G4 40.
Texas steers, $3Q3.65; cows and heifers. $50
$50; Gamers, S2@2.s5; stockers and feeders
S25Oq3.7o; Hogs Receipts, 400; strong;
heavy, So 75d3.S0; mixed, 49, 706sSO: light
g. 75q3.S5; bulk of sales. 49, 1908. so. SHEEP
receipts. 4.40o; steady; fair to choice natives
| $370g4.2o; fair to choice Westerns s35O@4 so
common and stock sheep. $685.; lambs, 81. Is
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.
| Barrett & Zimmerman's report: Market
| good demand and active. An unusually large
| stock on hand for auction. The following
| representative sales were for this day:
W.T.. Price
| ! pair brown horses, and years 900 $50
| | pair brown horses, and years $500 IT'S
| ! pair bay mares, years ........2,6 500 1863
! pair black mares. years ........ z, 400 1870
! sorrel horse, years ............16O 600 100
! sorFei horse' years ..."".."...1,4 400 70