The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-24


springer trade was a little dull owing
TO light receipts and small demand. Prices
were steady for choice COWS and fine for
No Price No. Price.
cow .:.....; IS 90
~, among og the shippers on the market were
the followingd e. p Stokes. Monticello,
GGattle, calves and hogs: Geo. Brown,
ell mixed Lead J.
Alma, hogs; Heslin & Julian, Maiden
K KeHe cattle 5 and caves M + WS 9thg
hogs hogs; John Drewry. Morton, cattle; F.
Pfeifrer, Norton, hogs; ]. r. Greenslit.
MORTON, two loads cattle; Brown Bros,
Hiiecnmond. cattle and hogs; ]. Johnson.
LLltchfield cattle and calves; G.. Swan,
t GroUe City, eett4a and calves; r. p; Pc.
Brown Bros, ,Hanley Falls, hogs; Mike
hes; F. NJ Burns, Kaadiyohit cattle,
Corquodaie, Echo cattle, calves and hogs;
bcaa EisTchen, Belyiew,, cattle, calves and
Arlington, hogs; F. f. Mansfield, Gay
IN Thompson :. Franklin, cattle; McKasx &
America, hogs; w Frank. Fairfax, cat
lie, calves and hogs; Palmer Bros, Fair
TAX, cattle and hogs; A. M Stewart, Del
III. cattle and hogs; Sparrow Bros. Roy
& Berg, New Richiand, hogs and sheep;
VA Van Sam & Aim, Fartbault1 cattle; Car
te ossge CO. Ea1aul Wb nogs Mi Esf
ell, cattle; J. Bartle, Mitchell, two loads
teia cat B; F. Flint & Co, Orchard, cat
BIZ W. Jentz East I'll ae1nders9n hogs; F.
weston, Sanborn,i cattle. calves and hogs;
=: Schmahl, Redwood Falls, cattle and
M n1gs; e; 9 steqbe. New Ulm, hogs; De
20, Dundee, hogs; Lyke Sc McVey,
hampton, cattle, calves and hogs; P. T.
french, Dennison, two loads hogs; c.. n.
aberdeen. hogs; Mckay & Swingle. APP
pleton, hogs; Geo. Person, Montevideo,
f gatEii,e calves YES, and hogs; n. F sherman,
Lester Prairie. calves and hogs.
ceipts, 200; Monday, 2,Os5; shipments, 1876;
av 1,G32 lbs, 81. so; 10 beeves av 1,272, $3.50;
z cows, av ,220, SO; cows. av loo, $3.50;
Il stock heifers, ay 675. 81; Al stock heif-
bulls, av $780, $325: bulls, av 1,O95, $3.50;
Is stockers and feeders av 9sS, $425; II
e ea9ekers and nd feeders, av 1885, sd5o; 81
475, 4.75; Hogs-Receipts, 1850; Monday,
Pr; market az &c higher, selling at $S.6OQ375;
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer. st, Paul, Barrett & zim-
merman's report: Market was well at
tended oe {, with buyers and a large number
on retail basis. Market was overstocked
with horses, 81 The general outlook is
pointing toward the summer trade, which
In general is dull. Prices are gradually
coming UP, and without fail will be higher
time. 81 EsaU -ssEs
The nominal value of serviceable sound
frnY Il 10. ELL
Drafters, cheicesEto extra, $120 to $3.50;
common to good, $3.50 to $100; farm horses,
choice to good sl1O to $3.50: farm horses,
bs $50 to to s gD9d $50 to $780, mules 1900
CHICAGO, May 23.-There was an ac-
tive demand for cattle today at stronger
prices. Fancy grades brought $5.5og5 IS;
4s5; beef steers, $430Q4.76; stockers and
feeders, $4@5.25;s bulls, $3@45o; cows and
heifers, $4,000. 49, western fed steers, 81. go
Trade in hogs was lively with prices
fully cents higher. Fair to choice, So. 871h
SO 4;95; oh heavy packers $s55@s;s5 mixed,
sSs s. p assehsss $s sg Fh s de@ gafs
for sheep and lambs was as animated as
ever, and yesterdays advanced. prices
We're were readily readily p paid inferior to choice
yearlings, IS. 6595S5; clipped lambs, $3.50
6.25; Colorado wooded lots, Sc. 9OQ7; spring
lambs, $6@950 per 100 pounds Receipts
SoCciS, I,uOV, ilOSS, If,UUU, Sn0oQ, IL W
KANSAS CITY, May 23-Recaipts, 5000;
market steady to strong; native steers,
$500. Is; Texas. steers, $4@420; Texas
COWS, $3q4.2O; native cows and heifers,
" 4094.20; ssteekers and feeders, $3d5 rs ;
bulls, So 40G4.25 Hogs-Receipts, $1,000;
market csteadysto shade higher. Bulk
OF sales, 81 60Q3. 75i heavy, So. 6503. S. Sheep
-Receipts.s GOO; strong. Lambs. $5@5. 80
ST. LOUIS. May S.ACattle-Receip' s
2,50O, Including 1900 Texans; market
steady. Native steers, S46005.50; stock
ers. and fee ders, SO 3Od4.70; cows and h. IL
ers. $2.25Q4.75; Texas and Indian, steers
g 1904 So Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market
5Q10c higher. Pigs and lights, So $500. go
packers, $S.S0n3:95; butchersss 1895 a. O5
Sheep-Receipts, 1850; market strong. Ma
tive muttons, $475@5.25; spring lambs,
S. 25Q750.
SOUTH OMAHA, May ,s23.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, 4,500; market active, strong Ma
tive beef steers, "a. 40@525; Western steers,
$494.S0; Texas steers, $3.75@L65; cows and
ers and feeders, Ad510; calves, $406. is;
bulls, stays, etc, 1904. Is. Hogs-Receipts
1880; market strong to sc higher Bulk
of sales, $3.62z@3.65. Sheep-Receipt S,
/ LOO; market active, higher. Weste; n
muttons. s4.5Oa5. 60; stock sheep. s!@I7 IS;
lambs, $5.50@6.S5.