The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04

BLOCKS, COttDl L
20 PRIVATE WIRES
Manhattan B-alldlDg, ST. Paul
3I2 guaranty Loan Bldg, MlnneaoonIA
Tyler; C. w. Dodge, Madella: Dunbam
q Co, Janesville; a. d. Sackett. lanes
EAfe; e w. Chamberlain & Co, Amboy.
y. Gardner, Hammond; p. O'Brien. Nor,
mood' Ferch Bros, Odessa; Hector Lum-
per ana supply company, Hector; John
son * Peterson, Hector Kilroy Cannon
scbHt:z ssaIis: Skahan SE5It Bros, Adams; J. y,
New Prague; j. +. Dunbar, Leland: Ry,
an Hoban Watervllle: ]. II Ternatb
RRayiorS; RaSI G; Busch, Gaylord; samueisoni
Gibb,r%A G2To5. * Iohns9n, lafayette; II. Nelson.
@looon. A. Nelson, Gibbon; c. Thomp-
son, Franklin; S. Swenson, Dawson. I
u; ~ skinner; Reyillo; Wittsack & Zurst.
NSorSlI NlS%coIlId' *. II. hempton. Morton; II.
MonSon. Clarkheld; Brown Bros, Bovd:
~. n. Urdahi. Madison S. A. Tofthagen'
Dawson; D. r. McCoruuodale. DeIhIs ~
N. a Rlst' Franklin; +. Palmer & CO..
FaHsaX; J. A. Johnson, Lafayefte: n
Hlpp, Arlington; d. j. Din Prescott.
htray Bros, Clare City; T. e Davis 81
SSIoud, j. s Gillette, Clear Lake; Il. +.
ioSne; NJ F.. Carstens, Glencoe: Kocher
q Co, Cologne BringgOld Bros, West
Concord; J. S. Green, Red Wing! q ~
bierg' i6g' Northfield d. j. Arnold, Oska-
CATTLE.
- Comparative receipts:
olaI Tor today (estimated) ...........1, 400
w@eeh @ dsc '.......-................. 7S8
Quotatlons Choice butcher coa;s S loS
heifers' %5O94-25 fair to good. s3a3 56:
thln cows and Gamers. 81 25g2. Is; choice
butcher i 9d steers. A:6oa5; fair to good. si&
@ 81 @9U; rat bulls, $3.4OGt3. .S5; bologna bulls
SZ.1ol52 70; veal calves. 81 50Q6.50: choice
stock COWS and helfers, 81 5064 fair to
good S3.25q35O. common and tailings. s2.5O
90; heiIer calves. 1904; choice stock
feeders f.g.
SJ.5V45-So; common and taillngs, 81 256
O. steer , calves. SlQ5; stock and
Ieedlng bulls, $2,50GG3.35; stays and oxen
- 10000; mixers and springers s250t5
Receipts were unusually heavy far
1 1 M tuI s1ay' i4W head against less than 2Ol
mead Tor the corresponding dav wear
go S9 ne Dig run was not anticipated
tId many outside buyers had left This
!Gssehed The demand and the stock cat
@ IIe market was dull and weak A few
siIdii SUM sold early at steady prices
nut lAte sales We're lower and quite a
niue stun was unSold. In the butcher
cattle division the demand was good
|Wlth prices steady at yesterdays close
OneringS were not so good I'm ouaiity
and prices generally lower on this ac-
count. Bulls veals and Gamers steady
orders were in for feeding COWS and This
'isSS MfDWHT W3Eyd HGRsE TedalE steady !r prices
Ia transfer. st. Paul-BarFett Il Zimmer-
man report: strong indication Is cur
fehr that the present activity will con
NAi'NC ipA SOluG llilt ItIGe. GFtreS. how
ever, are stationary, and while prices are
seemingly high on the superior quality
horses, the country prices are so adVanc-
ed. leaving but a small margin of proaf
The common classes of horses are on
very low quotable basis. Mules and
western horses sold at no fancy prices
Buyers from different points Of this
state were the principal buyers. tho
Wholesale as well az the retail trade
was satisfactory Quotations;
DfdltefS, choice .................... $lI0II151
Drafters. common TO good ........ T5al05
farm horses, choice ................ lc0012l
Farm Earm horses, common to good Goa 20
Mules. Mules -. ................. s5al2l
SIOUX CITY, To-. May s-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 800; Wednesday. 1921: shipments.
J. ~; market steady. Sales 4 becvcs. az
llO2 lbs. $3.50 16 beeves, av 1855 lbs S46D.
2 cows, aV $50 lbs. s.: cows. av g7G lbs
N.25: 4S stock heifers. av 392 Ibs 81 Is. (
stock heifers. av sos lbs. $425: bulls. ay
I,S45 lbs, 81 2 bulls, ay .s75 lbs. 1925; 9
bulls aV 1l20 lbs. $3.45 Q stockers and
feeders. av 913 lbs 81: stockers and
feeders. aV SIS lbs, $3.50; 3 calves. av 3S6
IDS, 4l5' calves; av 32l lbs. $LS5; II
av 475 lbs, S2.32E. Hogs-Recelpts .. S0
Wednesday, 2923; market Sc lower. ssu
Ing; Eo0z&u5l212 bulk Of sales sJO5G
CHICAGO, May 3-CattIe-Receipts
5000; steers active and strong; but.he-s'
STOCK steady; best on sale today one
earIpao efadps at 20 S2g r. Natives Good TO prime
4G5; selected feeders. 1866: M ken
Stockers, S3.6JfC4lO; COWS $31I 90. heifers
50, 3;,225@5; Gamers. s2.20@2.s5; bulls 81 75Gi
sale today three carloads, sLgS Texas
fed steers. $445. .25: Texas bulls. g. 25f52.75
Hoes-Receipts today $1,000: left ove~
5'O4o; average shade lower; closing strong
active; top, SOS: mixed and butchers'
50. l0@5.3212; good to choice heavy s. 20lr
80: rough heavy s50j65. 10: Hight. s57
5.23; bulk Of sales s5.l5n527i2 Sheep-Rc-
ceipts. 1900; sheep strong. Sc higher:
lambs active. 10c to i5c higher. GOOD ~
choice wethers. 50 2It5.6j; fair TO chOl
mixed. %.50Gt5.25: Western sheen s. 2sl;
9.63,' S,6,' ,Xeariings' S9.9H6: native lambs. $50
al: Westhern lambs s647
SOUTH OMAHA. May 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000; market SC higher: rati,
steers. Sill5. .; cows and be'f@fs 3 eO0
Hogs-Receirts 6.CC0. shade LIVER. mn.
Of sales. S5.i505.2 %. Sheep-Recelpis. 55ni
strong; mutt01s. s56t5. 40: st0ckers. 81 50T,
SIS: lambs. seas. So
KANSAS CITY. Mo. May 2-catue
Receipts. 100: steady &C strong: nAtivf
steers, So .25ft5 IS. Texas steers. a aaIf. g
cows and heIfers S2 .6Gff4.55; stockers an6
feeders. s3Ii5. 40. Hogs Receipts. non
steady tC shade lower; bulk Of sales. s. Or
lc5.29 Sheep Receipts. 80: sfsady
ianGs, - .590S; mut'cns, SiN5 g.
ST. LOUIS. May 3.--catCe-R-oeip'
1.f3a: steady; native steers. S7sms g.
stGckers and feeders 50 .3eG4 & cows as.
heifers. s2Gf49G: Texas and Indian steers
s. .554tl.ao. Hogs-Receipts. 500 marker
l0c lGWer pigs anG lights. s.. .1G95. IS
packers. $685.: butchers. s. i5GJ. 81
sheep-R eeeipis 10. steady; muttons
s}-Ae95.25; lambs. s5ft6.75.
Increased scrviec, Lake MinDetonL
Commencing Saturday. May 9Th. serv.ce
70 end from Lake hinnetonka on -
Great Northern Railway wiu b, as r!
Leave st. Paul every day i:s5 o. m
"a u. m ;lailv nVCrnt SUNDAY S.55 a. ~
Sunday only $50 a. m
trrn nS. ielSe Sp,ing Park eve.v dav
., - a. m. and at f:50 D. m DAILY q
a. m.
Hotel Del Otarn at snrina rn-.. ri.