The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-29


the following: w. Johnson, Lindstrom,
cattle and calves; M c. johnson, River
Falls Falls. loads cattle, calves, hogs and
and hogs; J. S. Green, Red Wing, cattle,
calves and hogs; c. A. Tester, Twin City
stock yards, cattle and calves; c.. A
Whitman, Twin City stock yards, cattle
calves and hogs; Goodrich & Hardness,
Durand, cattle and calves; ]. Schmalke,
Royalton, 2 loads mixed; spalding & Full
art, loads mixed; Miller & Co, Howard
Lake, cattle, calves and hogs; E. Ekblad,
evansville, cattle and hogs; M T. and H
Z. Maynard, cattle, calves and sheep; V.
BATE, Avon, hogs; ]. B. DAILY, Annandale.
mixed load; Lewis Bros, Annandale cat.
I I1e, calves and hogs; j; w. Deyer, Fair
mount noun hogs; Benson & Co. Lowry. mixed
caves; j. Warner, Buffalo, mixed load; c.
Nelson, Northfeld, cattle; L. Kanzfeld.
6Sloomer, cattle and calves; G. Williams,
COY, Spring Valley, hogs and sheep; c.
Jones. West Concord, hogs; Gilbert and
Giobons, Mantorville. cattle and hogs; M.
RR1nsella. Millville, hogs; F. Remes, New
Prague, mixed load; Anderson & Co. New
Richiand, cattle and hogs; Cosgrove Live
sso stock Co. lie sueur, hogs and sheep;
H SGhno1 q Ss q Son, New Ulm. mixed load;
Mlnneota, hogs; Firch Bros, Odessa, cat,
tie and hogs; A. Cofeld, Annandaie.
mixed mi load; Hawley Bros, Swanville, cat,
J. M. Hall, Barron, cattle and calves: ]
). Lenertz, st. James, hogs: T. e. Schu-
ms n,1r. Heron Lake, hogs; William Brit
tie Lake, cattle and calves; R. L. Russell
Rlces, cattle, calves and sheep
MlDWAY HORSE MARkET-Minne-
sofa sofa, Ir RAJ st. Paul-Barrett & Tim
arriving was fair The tone Of the mar
ket was quite favorable, with a number
OF dnuyers In attendance. Retail trade
fhn hull
wholesale trade was effected bv Mani
toba dealers. The outlook in trade is
po n1d1Ilg towards a fair activeness, es-
summer months. Prices held unchaneed
from yesterdays quotations The noni-
nal value of serviceable sound horses
rom 10 years, is as fellows:
LDraIters, choice to extra ......... .$1250175
DDraIters, common to good ........ 900110
Farm horses, choice to extra 49,. 115g140
FY horses, common to good. 500 IS
SIOUX CITY, 10, June 28.-CattleNRe0o
ceipts, 500; Tuesday, 97S; shipments ei8,
mark 0a5 SLOW 5 20 about ao steady Sales cows,
9, stockers and .heifers, av 6Ss lbs, $50;
II stock od heifersl av 415 lbs, $425: 2 bulls
az h 1ySo lbs 81 SS75i bgs av 1910 lbs,
feeders: av us lbs, $3.50; u calves, av go
SS zee ,lh av az lbs 81; 10 yearIings. av
DAY 2,987; shipments, 767; market SC high
e e1; selling at S3.6o93.7O; bulk of sales,
CHICAGO, June 26.-Receipts Of cattle
tocay were unexpectedly heavy, but the
demand was brisk, and the better grade
OF steers moved off at steady prices. Com
mon grades were about 10c lower Good
to choice fancy cattle were disposed Of at
SSoioQo.65. common grades selling at $4,000
sos. Feeding cattle brought So. 5O05:
bulls, cows and heifers, $2@5.16, the latter
steers sold at s47Od5.5O; Texas, $4@5. 10,
and calves sold at $497. 80. The demand
for hogs was active, and the market was
strong at an advance of about &c. The
market was rather weak late In the day.
Light hogs sold at 49, 65D3.sO; mixed lots
at 81 6Sq3S and heavy at $3.45GD3.S5. Pigs
brought SS.30Q3 .85. and culls $1.50@3 So The
better class Of sheep and lambs were in
demand at steady prices. Concessions
were made on ordinary offerings. Sheep
sold "a. at $225@5.2 Is for ordinary to good.
lambs; &.75Q6e5, and spring lambs, $500
$50. Receipts-Cattle, A,OOO; hogs, $4,000;
sheep. $4,000.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 2s.-CattIe-Re-
beef steers, $450@5.25; Western steers, 81
@4SO; Texas steers, $3.75Q465; cows and
f h1elfe rs $500 50; stockers and feeders.
heavy, g. e21A@37O: light, 50. 6593. 10; bulk OF
sales; $3.62R@3671k. Sheep-Receipts 1,1O];
Steady; Western muttons, $49O@5.25;
laInDS, ShUGI6.5O.
ST. LOUIS. June -CattIe-Receipts,
1900, including 1000 Texans; steady fair
steers, s4.s0@3. So; fancy, $3.50; stocke-s
and feeders. So. SOQ475; cows and heifers
$2.25949O Hogs-Receipts, $780, market
DC higher; pigs and light $3.75p3.S5; pa *
ers, $3.S0G3S5. Sheep-Receipts, 4501;
market steady; muttons, s43O@5. rs;
lambs s45007
KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 2s.-CattIe-
steady; native steers. heavy. 495d5. 80;
medium, $4.S5@5.30; light. $t40@5. 20; Texas
cows, $2.SO@375; native cows and heifers
-: 1905. 80; stockers and feeders, $1,000
5.25; bulls, $3G425. Hogs-Receipts, 1000;
market opened strong, closed weak bulk
of sales, So 65@2.75 Sheep-Receipts, 1900:
tons. $3;75G575; stockers, $293.5O; culls,