The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-01

market reports, except when quoting bona
noe ~ safes made the same day the telegram
is is SEM ior the person to whom the telegram
fyise1I s Al live stock not suitable for human
ioO1 Is condemned by the government
.nS GSoyIERsNMENT yIsRs INsPEcTIoN- Cattle, hogs
az ass within e. oaa st q
!lol ana for ten days after will be subject
%sssa TO esondemnafie6; also sheep and hogs three
eernment ins1ectors in tie various slaughter
houses condemn the meat Of all cows that
nave nave calves inside with air on. The inspec-
speetors Sn 0r nogs nc made by the government in
h1 having ane no their, their decision is final salesmen
ai.a asnt sows, hogs with punches, boiis. and
aers d bob" or deacon calves are con-
en,nnea eu,na,e Scabby sheep and those that are
elnaG,sted are thrown out.
OHICAGO, Jan. 31.-Offerings of cattle to-
uay were smsll,1owing to the cold weather,
anu prices ruled strong at yesterdays ad-
oaI,,, oamce. sales were on basis of $4@4.75 for
SO for the better grades, with scattred sales
OF prime beeves at $8@62O. Bulls brought
szWg4.2: COWS and hefers, $4,000; West
e1ted 1o steers 1879 S. Texas steers 1915
SLOW and prices averaged fully 10c lower
al around. The quality of offerings was un-
Usually ms IA ay,, poor and heavy weights were re-
packing lots $3.60@3.75; mixed, $3. co.,. 70;
butchers. s.. .s5@s 92z; light, ss 55@3. .s5; pigs.
so,IogS'oi1a. The reduced supply Of sheep
caused an upward movement in prices and
booh sheep and lambs, and they sold decided
~ higher than yesterday. Inferior to prime
sheep $2 2.50Q420; Western feeders, $4.25;
ewes ewes 75eD3.9O; yearlings, $410Q4.50; lambs,
$4Vo.3. Receipts-Cattle 5000; hogs, $1,000;
ST. LOUIS. Jan. s1.-Cattle-Receipts, 2,2Oo;
quiet, including LOO Texans: market steady;
native native shipping steers, s47o@6.75; light and
an hnf CTR n.
stockers aud feeders. $3.25@4.5o cows and
heifers, $2@465 Hogs-Receipts 5000; mar
ses s1s &C e. l0egP eP pigs and lights g 5o@s pack
Receipts, 600: strong; native muttons. $3.50
@4.10 lambs $4@5
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 3-Cattle-Receipts,
1000; steady; s native steers, $4@5eo; Texas
tive COWS and heifers, $2.10@4.50. Hogs-Re-
celpts, 10000; market weak to 10c lower; bulk
OF sales, $S.6o@3. 70 Sheep-Receipts, 7OOO
stronger; lambs, $4.15@5; muttons, 81. 1904 TO-
. S SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. -Cattle-Receipts
5,oOO; steady to slow; native beef steers $40
30; Western steers. s.. .S0@4.S0 Texas steers
$S.7O@4;6 go; cows and hedfers. $s.25@4.1O; can
40. Hogs.Receipts 500; market &c low
er: bulk of sales, $3.60@3 67h. Sheep-Re.
eelpts, t 800; market active, firm: native NUT
% s9ns nes saao@4 sa Westerns, $S6o@4; stockers
,oSi SIOUX CITY, To-, Jan: -Cattle--Receipts
IQo; Monday, 2s32 shipments, $50; market
steady St Sales: 81: beeves, av 1921, lbs, $4.55
Tbs. s.. 40; cows av l,45o lbs. s415; 70 stock
heifers, av $40 lbs, $3 so; 12 stock heifers ay
6l7 Tbs, s. 6sa72 bulls, av LOSS lbs 50 25; 2
% eal5s, aa av l,Sso. lbs seo bulls, ay ss5 lbs
20 stockers and feeders. av 931 Tbs, $3.50; 81
calves. av 1856 lbs, $4 Z calves, av 3s7 lbs
nss oo' ~ ~ yyesarhngs yea a az 665 lbs 2o; Is year
Monday, 1885, market sc lower, selling $500
3'V; bulk of ssa.es. $500.