The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-10


and sheep are held on account of advanced
pregnancy. Cows within month Of partu-
rlton ana LOT ten days .s:.ssr will be subject
70 SonI baForn also sneep and hogs three
weeks before ana ten days after. The gov
ernmnt inspectors in the various slaughter
houses condemn the meat of all COWS that
have calves inside with hair on The inspec-
uon OF noSs mace by the government inspec-
tors at tne scales before weighing is very
close, and their decision Is final. statesmen
having no sppeal nerefrom- All badly p-eg-
pant sows' noss with buiches, boils and also
bob" OF "deacon' calves are condemned
Scab6y sheeD. and those that are emaciated.
are thrown out.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET. Minnesota
Transfer, st. Paul. Barrett & Zimmerman's
report: Receipts OF horses light caused by
1ne oineulty In securing available horses,
Trade for logging horses fairly active. Lum.
permen were anxious to buy the heaviest
s so,,s with good quality. Light horses were
low prices The nominal value of servieeabIe
SouEo horses from TO years as follows
Drasters' cholce TO extra. ........ $50 to $3.50
PPsaT1er s common 70 good. 70 to IS
Farm horses, commend TO good. 50 to 70
Drivers common TO good. ........... rs to leo
os Kansas 4 oo CITY Mo-; Nov. ,s-cattle-Re-
steers, $45eq5.30; Texas steers. s2.90Q4. rs;
Texas cows. H-S5G3; native cows and hcif-
ers, NSog4; stockers and feeders. sS1OQ4 %
bulls S2-75qS.75. Hogs-Receipts, 16 goo: weak
TO Ice lower; dull; bulk Of sales, So 40GS. IS;
s5aS;55; light, S; 2OQ3 45; Workers, Es4eS
steady lambs, s4G415; muttons. s3Q4
81. LOUIS, No. Nov. acknowledgements
$500. Including 1880 Texans: steady to loo
spring steers N4oQ5.25; dressed beef and
butcher steers, S4q4.S5; stockers and feeders
s st @ Gov S9ws and heifers s2a4.5o Texas
X S;oui hogs. Receipts, 1000; to loo lower
butcbaTs e sS, SoSgS q packers sss5q3:
;ss5.s5. naive muttons. A-1e64-2'' lambs
CHICAGO, Nov. s.-Receipts Of cattle were
very heavy today and buyers forced prices
Gown, sales being slow at reductions of from
~ 10 ZVe. Sales were on a basis of s.. e0i4 60
sel very common native beef steers, up to
soqo.5o Tor good TO strictly choice shipping
for A75q5.25. The average quality was only
fair. There was a fair stocker and feeder
trade at easier prices, and butchers and can
ners cattle were fairly active at the reduce
rates. Calves sold largely at S5d6 70: straight
iexans sold largely at S.. +0d3.70 and cattle
rom 70 the Western ranges sold chiefly at $3.75
V4.So Tor steers. Receipts of hogs were IN
lower. Hogs sold at an extreme range of
SS,io9o.bo; prime heavy going at the top ard
sales were largely at So 406l3.55. This was
the lowest day OF the season. Pigs sold at
S24Oq3.35. Offerings OF sheep and lambs
were large, but good demand prevented any
SeNeA al oiSdA III prices, though undesirable
lots were weaker. Sheep sold at the way
rom S25g2.75 for inferior lots up to 81 Is
g4.5o for good 70 choice iocks Westerns
fetching sS5oq445 and yearllngs s4.4O045O.
Lambs were wanted at s4a4 80 for common
up to $5.4od5.s5 for the best range focks
fetching s450G5.25. Receipts. cattle. q, 600;
hogs 40 900; sheep, Is, COO.
SIOUX CITY, 10, Nov 9.-Cattle-Receipts
loo; Tuesday, 665; shipments, $50: market
Tor stoccers steady to strong; beeves Ioc
lower. Sales: u beeves. av Zoo lbs, $3.50; Fl
beeves. av 1883. s5.15; cows. av 800, S225;
Z cows av 200, 1875; IA stock he.fers, av 5I9,
Ss.25: stock heifers. av AGO. S3.35; 2 bulls.
aY LEO, 225; bulls, av 1.450 $780, bulls
av So g Is; stockers and feeders, av 1875,
$3.50: p stockers and feeders av I'll $S75:
II calves. av 800 S4.2O; calves, av ESQ, $465;
22 yearlings. av 643. $40; II yearlings av
90 1890. Hogs-Receipts, LOO; Tuesday
]. 0o4; market 5qloc lower. selling at g. 409
$50: bulk $S35d340
SOUTH OMAHA, cNeb..i Nov. e-Cattle. g.
GOO: slow TO 10c lower; native beef steers 81 40
$3.50; Western. $3.75G4.30: Texas $350G9 80;
cows and heifers, S3E3.90 stockeTs and feed
ers. $3.S0Q44o Hogs. 1900: 5G10c lower;
heavy, So 400 $40; mixed, S342iR43.45; light,
So 45GS.57l5; bulk. s3.421s93 AZ Sheep, a.
300; steady; native muttons $3.S094.40; West
ern. s3.5Od425; lambs. S4.5oG $50.