The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-18

ing were on the market: Moody & Co.,
Hasty, cattle and hogs; samuelson Bros;
hh LAT hogs anS Gugisberg CO, Glib
wood Falls, cattle, calves and hogs; G. P.
Babeock, River Falls, hogs; D. V. Klroy,
G Gee Win cattle ts+ and a hogs s. Grssn
Dodge, Madelia, hogs; G. stuebe,- New
Ulm, hogs and sheep; W. Mccoy, Spring
Valley. mixed load; J. 4. Rahman, Den
cattle and calves: Ryan & Hoban, Wa
seca, hogs; Anderson & Berg, New Rich
mond; cattle and hogs: J. II. Nickberg,
Peter, hogs; II. c. Scales, Madelia, hogs;
A.. D. Sackett. GAINESVILLE, hogs; c. A
Johnson: Springfield, hogs; H. G. .Werder,
Henry Hammar. Blue Earth City, hogs;
George Lee, Medford. hogs; Hector Lum-
Der and Supply company, mixed load; E.
calves and hogs: Gilbert G. Gibbons, Man
torville, hogs; J. 0. Billings, Alexandria,
cattle; Fl; H. Barker, Hope. loads cat
tie and hogs; A. Lende, Cottonwood,
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer ST. .Paul-Barrett & Zim-
grades of horses and sales easily effect
ed. Market was flooded with consign-
ments, but the large outlets made lots
Of OF room ;, for new arrivals. The trade
gate sales this month will undoubtedly
exceed by far those of the correspond
ing months the past five years. Farm
stock although the demand for heavy
drafters:: drivers and carriage horses is
good The nominal value of serviceably
sound horses from to years as fol-
lows:
Drafters choice to extra ..... $500 to $40
Bratters. common to good -. rs to IS
Earn sa horses. choice. to extra IS to 12O
M ah h1f sSe lh common to good q to 60
KANsAss CRY. Mo. March 17 % G. 10
gteefs 2Seo market rks steady 1stiys
and heifers. 81. 25@4. 80; stockers ' and
feeders, - s5@0 aS, bulls. 50 15D41 Hogs
sales; So. 60@3.7 heavies. IS. eOa3. 80; pack
ers, 50 55@3 70; mixed s. 5513. 72k; light.
3 Ss 4S 81 20; Workers. 3;eo@s7o pigs, ss.l5
firm; lambs, s4@5.15; muttons, $4,000
ST. LOUIS, March 17-cattle=Receipts,
mai native shippng gOo and annor steady with
So. 6O@5. 55; light and dressed beef and
butcher fsnddrs s steers s15@5 IS stoekers and
b h7s H D;gs Rec $500 market SC
ers. ss;75@s 80; butchers, s. 1904. Hogs
Receipts, 600 market strong
SOUTH OMAHA. March 17.-Cattle -
Receipts 200; market active, stronger:
steers, $5.f5Q4. 70; Texas steers, s.. GOD
4:6O; cows and heifers So 50@4. Is: can
ners: 81. 25@s 80; stockers and feeders, 81
$3.50; calves, $4d675. Hogs-Receipts.
$500; market steady to easier; heavy
g 65@3 80: bulk of sales, S. 621hoI3. 67is'
Sheep : Receipts. 1000; market 5a1Oc
higher; native muttons $4l04. 80; Western
muttons, s3.So@4 so; stock Sheep. s. "
@3;75, lambs, 81 .25@5. Is.
CHICAGO, March T.-With an unusu-
ally good demand for cattle today from
exporters prices ruled steady. Fancy
grades brought s5.SO@6; choice steers
S. 35@5.75; medium steers, 81. 70G4 OK.
beef steers, S. 1904 30; stockers and Feed,
ers, So: 50@4.7 Is; bulls. $2.60@4. 121a; West.
ern fed steers, 81. 25@5. go; Texas steeTs
So 6o@4: IS; calves So. 50@6. IS. There was
a good local and shipping demand for
hogs. and prices were strong to about
212c higher early, but weakened later
Fair to Co choice a $s.S5@4; heavy packing
butchers, S. zoos s5; light, &. So@s a. 81:
pigs, 50 1908. 80. Lambs made a new
record today. prime Colorado flocks of
light weights selling at S. 80, q further
advance of 100. e-