The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-19

s s,ng:e deck carloads of hogs and sheep. and
ssv earI %;s1 for double deck carloads Of the
ages, up 10 $i0 per carload; veal calves In
iess tnfn car lots not less than 2oc per head
cars CAVES OF q cattle c1pntanng less than ys veal
commission on the calves Siscretlonary.
loads hsu SO Of stock SOC per head for cattle. Csc
and and sheep. up to sl2 per carload. Thirty head
ana over OF hogs and sheep arriving at these
s Saros IN e single car to be charged IS per
car; less than carload lots, 5oc per head for
i mead OF hogs or sheep. 15c per head. Public
Inspection OF hogs. 30c per car. Telegraphic
t ana reports, except when quoting bona
noe sales made the same day the telegram
Is sent for the person to whom tho telegram
Is addressed are at the expense Of the re-
eipient. All live stock not suitable for human
GOVERNMENTS y fNs sPf 6gTYor1men' Cattle
hogs and sheep are held ON account of ad-
nanced pregnancy. Cows within month of
pahhituritlon and for ten days after will be
suoJect 10 condemnation also sheep and hogs
lnree weeks before and ten days after. The
government inspectors in the various saugh-
ter houses condemn the meat Of al. cows that
nave calves inside with hair en-. The inspec-
tlon OF hogs made by the government inspec-
tors at the scales before weighing is very
I,oss, ana their decision Is Anal, statesmen
manu- sows, hogs with punches, boils and also
nogs with cuts on the hams and shoulders.
oop or deacon" calves are condemned
s sra tG sneep and those that are emaciated
:, MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minnesot
r riansier; 81 Paul. Barrett 6 Zimmerman s
report OFT me quietness which has prevailed
On On. 1he market for the last five days was also
evident today. A number Of stock men were
present, but were characterized as lockers
n n,,,l Inaa buyers. According to the present
outiooh OF trade horses will have to be pur-
CEASED at low prices in the country In order
70 De placed on the market without loss.
MAI was owe stocked Of horses today, sub
Ject to light demand A few heavy irafters
and some OF the best class of farm horses
constituted the outlet. The nominal value OF
s sc ,n,s sound horses from 4 to years
DDrsf.ers. choice to extra. .. $50 to s125
DraiteIs, common to good - rs to IS
EARN norses choice to extra. rs to 100
arm norsss, common to good. -. IS to 50
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The greater part of tn
oay offerings of cattle were of poor quality
er ra e piess showed decline of 5@10c, buy
me comparatively small number of choice
gaaoes that were offered were disposed of at
e 1ns ahS,o STEADY prices Fancy cattle $50
OSLO beef steers. s4a175: sSockers ana feed 5o
ers, sS 25g465; bulls. $2.5O@425; cows and
a me oa S.S0d4; Western fed steers, s415
gS'so; Texas steers. s3.6O@4.s0; calves, IS. Is
g7. There was good demand for hogs with
some some lots selling sc higher; fair TO choice
sSgs a7h packing lots mixed
@3;67h;, pigs, s3@3.5o There was a fairly
active demand 'fors sheep at about previous
prices pr heavy lambs being as usual the poor
40 western a eMss 81 to s prime In sheep
Cattle sIl7, 1900; hogs. $1,000; sheep. 1900.
ce S1HoS ooo CITY T 10, Jan. 1S;.cattle-Re-
llS Market fairly active; good about steady;
others lower. Sales. II beeves, av LIP lbs
s4 80 40 bseves, ay 1875 lbs, $3.50; cows, av
stock he lie az ss5 lbs $40; IS stock heif-
ers, av 800 lbsass3.75; 3 bulls, av s53 lbs, So (;
3 bulls av 1.240 lbs, 1875; 2 bulls, av $40
i. $40; II stoekers and feeders. av $50 lbs
yearlings. av 632 lbs, $425. Hogs@ReceIpts.
1000; Tuesday, 1913; shipments, 49, Mar
get ket strong to &C higher; selling, s345@3.6O
ST LOUIS. Jan. 1s.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000,
including 1,S0O Texans. Steady for natives,
easy for Texans Native shipping and export
butcher steers, $685. 5; stockers and feeders,
s., 75MS. 45; cows and heifers, s250@3.5O. Hogs
I -. et 5000. Market strong. Pigs and
ers, s3e5@s;D sheep-Receipts, 1000: strong,
native muttons. $4@415: lambs, $5g5,25..
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 1S.-CattleARe-
celpts, GOO; market strong to Zoe higher;
40; Texas cows, s1@37o; native cows and
heifers, s2@4.7s stockers and feeders, 81. %
@4so; bulls, $2.sO@4.so. Hogs-Receipts,
Bulk of sales, s3.375k@3 so; heavies $3.50
S.67k. Packers. sS.40@3.6O mixed, $3.2563. IS:
light Light % 3l5gs As; Workers, S. 4o@s4 pigs
SSM3. 80. Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market
STEADY: lambs. So. 2@0; muttons, So 500D5 10. :
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. attle-Receipts
100 steady: native beef steers. s425@5. 20
Western. So. s0gA5e:. COWS and heffers, $50
.. ,fo nlr 4 = =
s. 75g4.4 40: calves. $4@4.75; bulls, stays, etc
$4,000. Hogs-Receipts s AGO. Market 5c
h'gher; heavy. s3.45@s.eO; mixed, ss45@s. so:
$3.5GG3.55. Sheep-Receipts. 6, 900: marke,
steady. Native mlittons, S.. 1904 %: westerns
5000; stock, $2.6063.50;s lambs, SOS.