The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-09

Representative sales:
No. Price. No. Price.
COW .........,....$42l cow .............-S3i
COW .............. 81
The days sales, each buyer purchasing
the number of head indicated. were a.
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Swift & Co....;.;........ g. 1.lS7 Is
Staples Estate .......... g -.
Simmer & Thomas..... 10 -.
City butchers ........... =.
Country buyers ........ lo5
Totals .... .......... 1874 1.1S7 49,
Among the shippers on the market
ware: Geo Lowe. Cottonwood. cattle; J.
Russell. hogs; J. q. Townsend. Groton'
hogs; Riley Bros. Ellsworth, hogs; M
c. Johnson. River Falls. hogs; II. II.
Trench. Dennison, cattle and hogs; Lit
tie * Son. Byron. hogs; w. h. Lebaron,
Lyle, hogs. G. Miner. Medford. cattl
and hogs; G. o. Lee. Medford. hogs; n
and hogs; Berg & Thompson. New Rich
land, mixed; Fairbanks q Pran, Owa7
tonna. cattle and hogs; j. II. Martir.
Forest River, cattle and hogs; Pettis x
Chapel, st. Peter hogs.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne
merman's report: Demand on all cIasses
of horses moderate. Buyers compare
lively few Trade on farm horses has nos
yet come into eect. The prolonged stag
nation in prices is disastrous to Shipper
who are daily selling their consignment
at considerable losses. The actual cosi
prices of horses with the farmers arc
higher than what the horses are selling
at the wholesale market. There have been
encouraging features for an improvement;
In the trade but no reaction Is yet aI'-
parent
DrafterS, choice ................$ $40 to $l4(
Drafters, common to good. so to L.
Farm horses, choice ............ 80 to Il
Farm horses, common to good. 50 to 8
SOUTH OMAHA. March S.-CattieoRe
ceipts, $1,000; steady; native steers, S.. S5Fi
and a6S co%s ard
7.509: shade higher: heavy. S4.721l@
4. .S21R; mixed. $4,000. 721S; light. 81. 500
a. d gs aeo Sulk HF do sales stesaT & e
10c lower; muttons, $5.4Oq5.9O; lambs, $6.2,
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March s.-Catae
er; native steers. So. 7OQl4. .25: Texas steers
$SG4.s5; cows and heifers. So 225@4.25:
stockers and feeders. $S25q5.5O. Hogs
$.s5G4S5: light. &.4SGi III: pigs. $s'75G,
455. Sheep-Receipts, 1000; steady lambs.
$4d6.95; muttons. $3Q6.20.
ceipts, 3.0oO steady; native steers. $S.S0GI
5.S5: stockers and feeders. $S.109465; COW,
and heiferS, $2U4.5a; Texas and Indian
steers, $350G4.65. Hogs-Receipts, 6,500:
steady: pigs and lights. S4.SO@4S5; pack
ers, $4.S0@4.90; butchers. 81. .906D4 9715 Sheen
Receipts. 500; strong; muttons. $5q5.5O
lambs, $5d7.
CHICAGO. March S.-CattIe-Receipts
1880; opened generally steady. closed
weak with Yesterdays advance lost. Ma
tives. load 1,24S-lb yearlings. $780, gooG
to prime steers. $51Oa6; poor to medium
$4G4S0; selected feeders active at $L15'
4.S0: mixed stockers steady at So 40d3.s0
cows $S@4.25; heifers. $3.15@2.65; Gamers
S2.40N3; bulls steady at $SQ4.40 calve
weaker at $4.T5G7.75; Texans receipts sec
Texas fed steers shade lower at $500
AGO. Texas bulls steady at $3.2563. rs. Hos,
Receipts today 24000; tomorrow, est,
mated, 25,0Oo. Active and averaging
shade higher, but closed weak, at 10c low
er. Mixed and butchers, $4.756D4 971s; goo
to choice heavy, A.9Oq5; rough heavs
81 75@4.S5; light. $4.7o644 9211: bulk of sale.
$4.S71@Qi.95 sheep Receipts, 140cO; shes
generally steady; lambs opened stead
closing 10c lower. Good to cho'c
wethers. $56Oa5.90; fair to choice mike
$i.75a5.5a: Western sheep, $5.506s5.90: yea,
lingS, S.. .S0@6 40; native lambs s.. 40GT7 To
Western lambs. seQ74