The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-20
SHEEP.

SHEEP
Comparative receipts =f t
Iotal Tor today (estimatedD ......-... 100
a week ago -......,...; ........-........ rs
on es[ ago 60 zRl
lambs, $.6004.S5; fair to good, $4 40at4 %;
good to choice fat wethers, S350653 Is;
! fa sh to good, $S25@3.5O; fat ewes. $3.50
feeding s0'a lambs $ eh1tse st0f fair a
good, S3.50Q4.00; feeding wethers So ~
W $50; stock and feeding ewes, $31oQS. 81,
a.. 25; killing bucks s.. G0ff2. so.
receipts very light. Market quiet. or
this. account as demand was good for all
KINDS at falriy steady prices.
Representative sales:
stock lambs ........................6 80 81 Is
STOCK ewes ..'--.-...'. ............-..9o 8 IS
20 stock ewes. .........r.-.........S6 3 Is
The days sales (estimatsdl, each buyer
purchasing the number of head indicated.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep:
S ~. t. s Mccormick &c q 20 e ::
Simmer & Thomas :. 50 Al
Hankey Bros ......... 10
j. Z. Fitzgerald -. 10 s--.-s
Outside packers 80. 10
City butchers ......4.. 10 :n..
FeederS &c
County buyers ...... $50 -. 100
Totals = ..:..,....277 s98 $50
Among the shippers on the market
Were; JACKSON & Co; ,Hannaford: G.
Howard Lake; E. II. Brab9e, Waverly;
Bank of Mazappa, e. V. Gre.n. Grace.
vile; A LenGe, Cottonwood; NJ. Gem
wood; w G. Gage. Cumberland i; L. As
Kew. Menohga; Larson & Co, Madison:
c. Bell. blooming Prairie.
MIDWAY HORSE dap,-t7,r ~ sta.l ie.
scta Transfer, st. Paul-Barrett s2 Zfm-
norman Report a very steady All
active trade, and the noticeable Increase
ever last week is giving encouragement
to shippers. The strongest demand was
manifested on logging horses Of prime
qualities The hulk of sales today to5R
IN horses from 1906 to 1900 pounds and
line, orders were held over for tts1nora-
row when they will be filed as large
sHii nGnt. IL then arrive Prices 4ye$u
staticnar, afld held the below quota
ttCnS:
Drafters, extra .................SI25 to $3.50
Drafters. common to good. . 100 to 115
Farm mares, choice ............ 100 10 1870
Farm mares. CONNER to good 50 ia 50
CHICAGO. Oct i9-C2ttle-- Receipts.
eco; generally steady TO shade high
er. Natiyes-Best en- sale today one
carload at $50; good to prime steers
$.aoQ5. So poor to medium, $I.f}T5 So
selected feeders steady, g. 75Gtl. IS;
mixed stockers slew, g. 1908. o.; cows
steady 50. 75ai4.25 heifers, S2I5a1. 60;
carriers, S2Qt2 60; bulls slow, $2.9Gl 30;
calves, S4q55 %. Texan=Receipts 100;
Teas fed steers, $4Qi.99; Teas grass
Steers, 80 .356i4 IL; Texas bulls s.. 75af3 D;
Hegs-Receipts today. 2l,090; tomorrow,
II ,Gt4, estimated; left over, $3.50; average
a shade higher; top. A.S712 mixed and
butchers, 81 .50Gi4 .S7!z; coed TO oh 49,
heavy, 4.55Gft.S sly; rough heavy ST. II
4.50; light $l.4SGs4 521a; bulk of sales,
81 6oIE4 rs Steep-Receipts, ZOO; slow
tc Zoe lower; lambs steady good 30
choice wetherss 3.7ea4 IL; - 10 81 .
mixed, s.. 35gt3. 50; Western sheep, s3.iG,5
40; Texas sbeeep. 81 500 so: native
lambs 81 .25Q5. 10; Western lambs. $40
QS 50.
Receipts. 1.eOe; market dull; native, beef
steers, 81. 5e6g6. -; Western steers, SEQ
4.1O; cows ana heifers, 81. 5004; stockers
ard feeders, S2.50ft4. Hogs-ReceiptS.
62G0; market steady; heavy. 81 .J6Glf So:
mixed. 81 .50Glf Sc; ligat $.59dI4 .55. Sheep
Receipts. 11,000; sheep strong: lambs
.0c higher; native muttons, 50 Sea4: q:
stock Sheep. $3.65Gc3. sc; lambs, $500
525.
ST.. LOUIS. Oct. 19-Cattlc-Receipts
2,2e0: market steady; native steers. 50 so
q5.sO; stockers and feeders, 81 45Qs4. 30;
eews and heifers, $294 10; Texas steers,
s. G 0sS Hos Hogs adS shts soos aFst
packers, $4.Ed0t4-65; butchers, S4.6g0f.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market steady to
81 5oGJ5. so.
SIOUX CITY. Oct. IS. = Cattle = Re
eeipts, 400; market steady beevees. SAP
stockers and feeders, So. 25G3. Is; calves
and yearlings, S3Gf4 %. Hogs-Receipts,
$500; market strong; selling, 81. 1917. 81
bulk 81. 4594 an.