The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-26

cattle, Sc per head for calves; under thirty
mead OF hogs or sheep, 15c per head. Public
Inspection OF hogs. 30c per car. Telegraphic
market reports, except when quoting bona
hde sales made the same day the telegram
Is sent for the person to whom the telegram
is addressed, are at the expense of the re-
clp1ent All live stock not suitable for human
food is condemned by the government
OOvEHNMEN INSPECTION-Cattle hogs
ana sheep are held on account of advanced
p tiop ann 60, COWS within month Of partafl
TO concentration; ialso sheep and hogs three
weeks before and ten days after. The gov
tsrhnent inspectors in the various slaughter
houses condemn the meat of all cows that
nav nave calves inside with air on. The inspec-
tion OF hogs made by the government in
s sa at the scales before weighing is very
having no appeal therefrom. All badly preg
nant sows, hogs with punches, boils and
desc dnrs hc o With cuts on the hams and shout
demned. scabby sheep sheep and those that are
emaciated are thrown out.
MIDWAY. Midway HORSE MARKET = Minnesota
raansier, St Paul-Barrett Zimmerman's
report Large quantities of horses of all
classes Gas arrived today. Buyers were fairly
wen represented, and number of horses
changed hands,, There was nothing in sight
10 urge an advancement in prices, which
t tS low Alltstock on the market was OF
the pest grade and quality. Market Ia stead
ny oVersupplied with horses. The nominal
. salue OF seryiceabIe sound horses from to
8 years as follows:
Drafters choice to extra - SIS to S12O
DIraIteTs, common to good ........ 6S to So
arm horses, choice to extra IS to 100
prlvers common to good ....... 80 to rs
CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-There was a fairly
acq I'VE Demand for cattle today and prices as
spread In prices widened between common
an l. choice grades. although all kinds are
aei gen much higher than several weeks ago
broa sss OF choice gear stseTs
y; eS@S.e5: mediums. sg5.25; beef steers, s.. 50
sg g az; stockers and feeders ss25@ bulls,
TeSas ssser Wesss9 fsa ste ess. 1s@ gS5
Trade Ira e. In hogs started off in an active man
ner az previous prices. but after a limited
slew epd nad changed hands the market ruled
u. Sneep was quickly taken at strong prices.
" Nnils PRIME lambs ruled 5@1Oc higher Poor
W " prme Ssh sheep g ewes. sssoQs.75
ehoice lambs. s4@5. Receipts-Cattie, ID, 600:
o. KANSAS - s. CITY. Mo-, Jan. 25-Cattle-
Texas steers, 1904 80; Texas cows s.. 5SgS 5 30
and fssdsrs sers Bulls ; ssg4 st0f aess
sales 5os msssst steady bulk oo Of
! az firm; lambs, s4@5; muttons, $3.50
,n ST; LOUIS; Jan. -cattle-Receipts, 1000
i've shipping and export steers, s.. 5oS5 Ea.
s ssn5 and dressed beef and butcher steers
and heifers 1904 So Hoes*Recei t sSSn:
paoherz Stfss s. ag g s. and lights, eogs
snsseePq1mrRF4eceipts: SoOo market steady. '''''
2 Am 0ol Ma- OMAHA Jan. 25:-Cattle- Receipts
STtrsers $4,000 Western steers, sssSn4 pee:
4io cancers S5eers Hs9a6 cows and hefers, $50
ss,ooes4. o. calves, s4.5O@6.5O; bulls. stags'
stcc, - oGg4 HogsTReceipts 10, 700; market
l sS1ag eloeed lower bulk of sales. So. 571sG
S;ozA: sheep-Receipts. 4SoO; market active.
sssse s0 native muttons S. 1904 25 Westerns,
SIOUX CITY, Io.s Jan. 25-CattlewRe-
oe.pls, LOCO; Tuesday, LILO; shipments 1, 49,.
market ar slow; about steady. Sales: cows. av
l,1Se lbs 50; Is cows, av 1.275; ss7o: Stock
Ss e av 73 So 40 20 stock heifers av AS.
feeders De- az 49, 81 % stockers and feeders r.
av ~ ~ 10 10 calves ay 800, $780, SO calves,
a s 475, S4.65; yearlings av $50, $4.10; wear,
1 ~, sso ay SIS; ss4a5. Hogs-Receipts, 1000:
TUESDAY, Luesaay Hsll- shipments, 254; market 21sc
3.571a. A'' q'''U