The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-27

~, cars, l3.
Receipts thus far in. December, COM
pared par with the same period In December
lSsS, are as follows:
9th. ,' Dec, 1900. Dec, 1899 Gain.
c CAVES. ; S' 81 $50 $50 *s 81
Sheep ........... 1888 1852 - 7.s5i
Horses ......,s,,,.s 96 293 *I57
Cars ;. =. 1,o57 SIS aa
~ receipts &c thus far in 1900, compared with
Cattls 3: 1888 16s,o s; 6'Soi
| G 4 ..... 44Sl6 51.&S +6,942
Sheep .....:....492SSs S g SO III f 'S29
6als .'....... Is go 1855 A.77l
cars ...,.....-. 17;bST g 14,O19 9.O8
| %Loss. ..s-,.ny
| me following table shows the roads
over which Monday s. receipts came in
ana the number of loads hauled b.,
= " Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Mixed
cost.P. ,M.& O.. :.
G, N. & st. Pc, 2
~ T. q Q...... =.
W. q 81. lA-..e:.' .-,e.tr.,,e :.
Totals ..-,,..,.,,2s =. 30 :. s
HOGS.
Comparative receipts:
Iotal for today ,(estimated). .......... $50
a week ago 2, 80T
Quotations: Good to choice light, $i7S9
to. prime heavy. S4.70QlS6; common to
~ pigs ana sk lGasn ssd4 packers Sf'o@
closed fhe adv as esf Receipts iRa
mand good Bik soId fa al st f8o'c With pa
| range of 4.S0Q4.S5.. One small, fancy
sorted bunch Of butchers sold at $3.50
Pigs sold 25c higher. ,,ss s.a.l-
Representative sales:
Light. Mixed and Butchers
No. Wt,Dkg. Price. No. Wt.Dkg. Price.
SO '......1 82. :. $4lS5.7tH ..k,..f74 100 81 So
e e :. . f fsS 70 IS IS 4a $50 10 50
Common to Prime Heavy
.. So 81 So : g e sSs ::sa9 s s
PES ----..----.e.- -ssss.e.------
.:.... Jos ;. 81 90 s -. us ). 81 90
= 80 ScXTfLE..' R'"T'
Total fora today 4{esamatedy a.......... 125
a week ago ..''........::.: .......''....I'1a
sss@s s asga f se9i SSa s s5a
common to fair, $3.50Qe4; good to cnoice
| butcher CAMS and heifers, $5.40Q390; fair
to good butcher cows and heifers, $25o9
| -
| choice, corn-fed bulls, 1901; fair to good
butcher bulls. $2.75@3; bologna bulls, $2GD
2.75; good to choice veals, $4.50@525; fair
/ to good Nealss SO. 59Q4.50; good to choice
! feeders. $3.25@3 rs; good to choice stock
steers, 49, l5@3.6e fair to gbdd 81. 1908 10;
common 1902 60; good to choice stock
| cows and helf6HS, 81. 50GJ3.00; fair to good
81; 2542.50; common, $1.75@$2.25; good to
choice steerYealves, $3@3.40; fair to good,
$2.15@3; good to choice heifer calves, $3.50
@275; fair,eto good, 49, 25@2. so; stock and
| feeding IN oh
mixers and springerss $Ss@4e9 good to
] fair, $30Q35; common SCOOPS
Receipts of all kinds of cattle were
very light not enough to make a market.
| No quetable change. in prices, on the lit
| tie stuff that was moved
| Representative sales
Butcher Cows and Heifers-
| No. WttPrice. No. Wt.PrIce
:.....l5s5 1883 g e
Fat and Bologna Bulls
| ......... 1900 81 65 .......... re 81 90
! Veal Calves =
2 $500. 10 S. GO ......,,, 40 S Is
Stock Cows and Heifers-
S. S. s -. s ssS 3 s g
Heifer Calves
2 :..I,899 1852 :! 80 So 90
Common and TaiIings-Heifers-
I
Stockers and Feeders
.....-,r. 6I So 25h 2ro.sss.. .4e..... 200 50 co
/ ............ $40 4Q@ i ............ $50 25
Steer Calves
..za4a 50. 35 3 81. ..s...... 800 SO 50
Stock and Feeding Bulls
$500: $50 50 0Oi ............ $40 81 60
Thin Cows and Gamers 20
.......,.... $50 81 Isl ............1 045 81 Is
/ .....:.....: $40 S5l ............ $40 rs
IN SHEEP.
Comparative receipts:
! Total for today estimated .... $50
a week ago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
ouotatiol,s Good to choice butcher 70
lambs, 81. 1904 80; fair to good, "a .250l 40;
good to choice fat wethers, So. 6O@l fair
to good, S.. 25@3 50; fat ewes, s. 25G13. go:
good to choice stock and feeding lambs,
wethers. 50 S9S:75;;' stock and feeding
ewes, 81. 1908 10; thin sheep, $2lD2. 80; buck
lambs, 81: 75@S. 49,. killing bucks. $2Ge2. rs
Receipts were light. Market quiet, with
kind. One bunch of choice fat ewes
was sold out of the feed lot.
Representative sales:
Is Il fat ewes ............' T .Efs ps s. s
5 6fsa5, .3,.. rs s S g g
Among t the shippers on the ~ market et
were; Harris & CO. Maiden Rock; Fl
Shen, Lakeyille; G. Mold, Nelson; J. e.
Couch, Hallock; William Mccoy. Spring
Valley; ]. Stewart, Warren; 4. M. Lyke
KENYON. ri p z (1oiivie
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET--M inneso-
Ia Transfer, St Paul-Barrett & Zim-
norman report that the aggressive de-
mand for heavy, prime logging horses,
which characterized the market today
was chiefly from the northern logging