The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-11

Il. Z. RudOw, East Henderson, cattle:
Nelson. Wis, hogs; F. II. Holt, Kenyon,
mixed load; H. H Emmons & Co.. Nor
man, To-, hogs; Works & Eastenson,
Lamberton mixed load; B. Wilkes, Rice
vile, To-, hogs; F. Kopka, Riceville, To-,
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minneso-
ia Transfer, st. Paul, Barrett & thinner
acterized as the most active this season.
! Horses concentrated on the market were
marked for their high quality and splen-
fh CONDITION. making them available for
prime offerings had full sway, causing
bidding sharp and interesting. The retail
trade increased greatly, drivers and the
heaviest class Of drafters were sold in
that trade. Prices held steady till the
latter part Of the week when they ad-
vanced at last 50 per head. Reports from
buyers and shippers indicate an active
trade this week with a strong demand
for farm horses. The representative sales
as follows:
Drafters choice to extra. $115@165
Drafters, common to good. 90@100
Farm horses, choice to extra: 49,. 105@130
Farm horses, common to good. $50 Is
CHICAGO, April io.-owing to the large large
were independent, and slow in bidding.
AS result prices were weak all along
the line, and there was a decline Of 100
steers, So 9O@4.6O; stockers and feeders,
SsSegs 3, .o bulls s2eo@4 j o COWS and
ern fed steers, s. 25@5. 50; Texas steers,
$4@5. 15; calves, $3.75@6. rs. There was an
active general demand for hogs, Eastern
stronger to PIC ~ higher: fair to choice se
$.S So; mixed sss ss S; butchers IS; $500
he dem gh fer sheen Was p dscds S. s sa
| ter, and this enabled sellers to take a
more independent stand; sheep ruled 10c
higher, and lambs advanced 15c or more,
at S.. 65@5.90 while poorer grades brought
SIS. Receipts: Cattle, 2oOO; hogs 5000;
KANSAS CITY, April 1o.-Cattle = Re-
ceipts,, 5000; market weak. 10c lower; ma
tive steers, So s5@5: 80; Texas steers, $50
ers, s.. 25@5. 50; bulls, 81. 1906, HogsNRe-
eeeiER o 5000 market % st eay bulk Of sales
m miaeg 5c@s light s. 4oa
muttons, So 25@4 rs
ST: LOUIS, April MISUNDERSTANDING,
! 10,0O0B market slow for natives and shade
| lower for Texans; shipping steers, $4.5(
| @5. Is; light steers to dressed beef grades,
| $4G4.25; stockers and feeders, So. 1904. e;
heifers at IS. 25: Texas steers, SO .25@5; cows
and neifers, s2.25@3.75. Hogs-Receipts
| 5000: market steady; pigs and light, sS.6e
| @3 80; packers, So. 5000 .85; butchers, 1913
@3s Sheep RECEIPTS, 300; market
SOUTH OMAHA, April 1O.-Cattle- Re.
ceipts, LOO; slow, SC lower; native beet
steers s4.25a5 rs; Western steers 50. 500
40; Texas steers, 1904 go; cows and heif.
ers, g. 1904; SUCKERS and feeders, s: COG
s.; calves, s4.50@7; bulls. stays, etc, S. =!
@s75: Hogs-Rssec sA 800; market rs
@s7o; light. s. .e2 y as, s71S pigs; 1903 50
ceipts, 400; active; steady; yearlings
| 81. zoos 20; Western muttons, S4d4. 70
| stock sheep. 1904. 25 lambs. 81. 40@5. So
SIOUX CITY, To-, April 10.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 1900 head; Saturday, 1o4; ship
ments, 80; market active, strong to 10e
| higher. Sales: 2 cows, av 1.020 lbs, $2.25
cows av 1850, 1925; S stock heifers, a,
| 661. So 75 IS stock heifers, av 626. SAILS;
bulls, av 1.41O, SO; bulls, av 1885, 1910;
| bulls, av 49, $3.50; 10 stockers and feed.
| ers, av 700, $40; 10 stockers and feeders
av 72s. $3.50; 20 calves. av $50, s475; 3
81; 81 yearlings,- av SOB. Hogs-Receipts
500 head; Saturday, LBS; shipments, 81
market strong. selling at s3.6o@3.70; bulk
| $3.6O@3.65.