The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-30


on the market: Rea Bros, Omaha, 4
loads sheep; c. Hack, Doland, hogs;
K1iey Bros, Ellsworth, cattle and hogs;
Morris, hogs and sheep; E. Mark Live
Stock Co.. Princeton, cattle. calves and
hogs; o. Blattineau, Leonard, cattle and
hogs; Guam & Co, starbuck, cattle,
calves and hogs; Whitman, Elk River
cattle; John Patterson New Hampshire
horses; Fairbanks & Prall: 0watonna
cattle and hogs; John Wacek. New
Prague. hogs: F. A. Russell, Hankinson,
hogs; j. Peterson, Belgrade cattle, calves
and hogs; A. Linderholm, Belgrade, cat
Belgrade, cattle and calves; Gilchrist
Buffalo, cattle and hogs; A. Osterberg
Kensington, cattle and calves; o. j.
Guam, Glenwood, cattle and calves; l. M.
Thurston, Vernon Center, loads sheep;
c. Steube, New Ulm, 2 loads cattle and
hogs; Behmfield Bros, Heron Lake, hogs;
1ioe + DeaIty Adrian q, hogs j yvo1f f. 3 Klein sdn
G. w Dodge, Madelia, hogs; F. c. Hirn,
Cannon Falls, cattle and hogs; ]. Kilroy,
Cannon Falls, hogs; A L; Florn, Cannon
and sheep; NJ. Schuchart, Hutchinson,
cattle, calves and hogs; M Becker, Wat
kins, cattle, calves and hogs: ]. Hegerer,
st. Bonifacius, cattle and calves.
Among the late arrivals yesterday
We're: o. F. Olson, Brandon, cattle, calves
and hogs; Sauley & Schaeffer, Stephen,
cattle, calves and hogs; Carver Bros,
Rothsay,,, cattle and calves; E. Ekblad.
Schroeder, Perham, cattle and calves.
MIDWAY HORSE Mime
sofa Transfer, ST Paul-Barrett & Zim-
mermans Report-Market was we'll at
tended by buyers; wholesale trade was
brisk. Prices had tendency Of Increase,
especially on the best classes of horses
Arrivals more than usual large; owing
brought on the market must be in good
flesh. The inferior class of horses are q
drag on the market and sold at low prices.
activity. The nominal value Of service
ably sound horses, from to 8 years, is
as follows: 35,.4ss..i.s.5-
Drafters, choice to extra ..-...... .s115@1so
Drafters. common to good ........ S0@l00
Farm horses, choice ......... -. .l009130
Farm horses, common to good -. 50@ g
MT1sS iG0 l2S0 lbs Msrob 90 sbt snn1g 1S@io1 o9
cattle today in connection with a fairly
active general demand checked the recent
falling tendency in prices and impaired
more strength to the better class of offer
ings. Sales were on basis Of s4@4.5o for
light weight, plain beef cattle, up to s5@
5.65 for pretty good to strictly choice ship
ping beeves exporters being good buyers
at 30. Inc greater part OIL BALES were dI
s4.65@5S5; Western fed steers brought,
81. .20@5 so; Texas steers, $3.9005; calves, 81
$3.50 Although the supply of hogs could
not be called large, prices opened DC low
err but firmed up about PIC later, on the
strength Of a good, demand on local and
shipping account, Fair to choice. s. 55@
3S71a; heavy packing lots, $3.55@3. 72A j;
mixed, s.. .55@s.S S251z;, butchers, s3so@s. .s5;
light, $3.55Q3.S21a pigs, So z5a aS.S5. Trade in
sheep was animated and the recent ad-
vance was maintained. Poor to prime
sheep sold at So. 25@5; yearlings, 81 1906. 10;
and lambs were In active request at $50
$50 Receipts 1900; hogs, 10000;
sheep, 14.000 head.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, March 29-Cattle
Receipts, 1000; market steady to strong; !;
native steers, ss.55@5.35; Texas steers,
$3 25@4 65; native cows and heifers, 500
4.4O; stockers and feeders, s4.1o@5;35; bulls.
81. 75Q450. Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market
weak to DC lower; bulk of sales, So. .6003 70.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady to
strong; lambs, s4. 1901. so; muttons, $3@485.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 29.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 2,100; stronger; native beef steers,
s4 1905 35; Western steers. So. .90@4.70 Tex
as steers, Sc. .60@4.50; tAws and heifers, ,s3. 70
@43O; Gamers, 81. 50@tS. .30 stockers and
feeders, s3S0@4.90; calves, $4@675; bulls.
stays, etc, 81. .7514. Hogs-Receipts, $500;
market 5@10c lower; heavy, S9.oHa@3, ,65;
mixed, s3571A03.60; light. $35O@3.60; pigs,
$3Q3. so; bulk of sales, s.. a@3. go. Sheep
Receipts, 5000; market shade higher;
yearlings, s360@6. 10; Western muttons,
$4,000 65; stock sheep, s3.2594.25; lambs,
$4. 40@5.60.