The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-01

and watered and properly cared for, but
Will not be offered for sale.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minneso-
Ia Transfer, BIT. Paul-Berrett & ziG-
merman's report: The tone of the mar
ket less active today. The supplies on
hand were composed Of all classes OF
horses, which sold at prices leaving the
profits for the shippers very scant. Owing
to the increased scarcity OF horses in the
country and the more active demand for
good horses the past six months, the
the country and 1t Is impossible to edu-
cate the buyers on this market to pay
prices accordingly. Western brand ed
horses were well represented on the mar
ket and sold at very satisfactory prices.
Drafters, choice to extra 80. .S1S5 to SITE
Drafters, common to good -. 100 to lis
Farm horses, choice to extra; 1l5 to 140
Farm horses, common to good. IS to 80
Western horses, halter broke. SO
western horses, unbroken...... 80
CHfc 1SS June sO1The supply Of 70 ca to
tie today was unusually large Tor so late
In the week, but the demand was equally
good and prices ruled steady for desirable
offerings Ordinary grades were perhaps
d little easier; good to fancy beeVeS sold
al al 30: I5Q5.75; common grades bringing,
$455Q5.10; feeding cattle sold at So 1905
bulls, cows and heifers at $2.20@5; West
ern fed steers at $4.65@5.4 40; Texans at
was an improved local and shipping de-
mand Tor hogs, packers buying much
more freely and prices ruled steady
Light hogs sold at $365p5. rs; mixed lots
at $3.65@3. S711, and heavy at 81. SOFAS. 80.
Pigs sold at S.. S0Q3S5 and culls at 81. 5O0
$50. The demand for sheep and lambs
was slack and prices eased off somewhat,
particularly for the commoner grades.
sheep sold at $2G3, for culls up to sos 25
Tor prime fiocks. Yearlings sold at ST. 500
SS; g. clipped lambs at $4@6.5O; spring lambs
&c; GOO; sheep, 5000.
SIOUX CITY, To-, June 30.-CattIe-Re-
SSe1pts, Noo; Thursday, 70; shipments, sac;
"a Ia cattle steady, stockers slow Sales
dd'4So IDS, $5>S5; cows, av LOT lbs, s.. Is;
z cows, av $40 lbs, $3.50; stock heifers'
av $50 lbs, SIS; stock heifers, av $50
av $50 lbs, s.. Is; 4 bulls, ay s6S lbs. So 4 5:
9 stockers and feeders, av ESQ lbs S.SS:
Sbs ca y e. az y 32S lbs 81; calves, ay $50
yearings, av 40 lbs. $4 ~ 0'0 H ios II
ceipts, $500; Thursday, 2,54O; market
STEADY. 90 selling l at $S.60GS 671z; bulk Of
KANSAS CITY. June 3o.-Catt1e-Re-
celpts, 200 natives, 1900 Texans; steady:
~ Ha 1--WE steers, heavy, S.. 1906. 49, medium,
S$ g Ss Is; light, s4.5O@5.2o; Texas steers.
5.45; stockers and feeders, s. 45G5. 10. HOES
~oRecelDts, II 600; strong; bulk of sales
S.7G@S 723k. sheep-Receipts, 3,OO0; strong;
l ntI, $4.eOq6;15; clipped muttons, $4d5;
, ST ST. LOUIS, June NCattle-Receipts,
1'SVO including 400 Texans; steady; fair
to choice native shipping and export
steers, $460Q5.80; fancy, $3.50; stockers
and 81 d feeders, s330@4S5; cows and heifers,
~ 40 zoQo, Hogs-Receipts, 5000; steady;
pigs and lights, $3S0Q3.90; packers, 1915
QS.S5; butchers, $S.S0G3S5. Sheep-Reo
eeiPts, 1,5OO; weak; native muttons, 81 80
Q4; %; spring lambs, $450Q6 IS.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 30.-Cattle--Re-
Gelpts, $780, native beef steers, $f50a6. 80;
W western beef steers, $414S5 Texas steers
S:Soq4,S0; COWS and heifers, s9@L70; stock
Hogs Receipts, 1000; stronger: bnik NJ
sales, $S;6714@S. 721a. Sheep-Receipts, 800:
strong; Western muttons, $4Q5.15; lambs