The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-16

hecelpts heaVy, with the bulk late I'm
arriving. Best quality stuff sells barely
steady, common weak to Toe lower ami
STOW. very little good quality stuff ON
sale: Representative sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
No. and Kind W.T. Price.
Y ams5 ...... ........................72 $40
is lambs ........ .......... ~ f.i
10 lambs ................ "A 4 IN
stock and Feeding Sheep and Lambs
10 laHps ..,.-......... .................47 S. -
90 -''..-................ ..........4S $50
SIS lambs .......... .....................4g 23O
Among the shippers on the market
Were: Brabec & Masend, Waverly: IT.
n. Emmons, Norman j. r. Mabey. Wa
6asha; 5. Gardner. Hammond: s. A.
Conklin, Derby; l. Ruesink Lime Springs;
r. Is. wallace, Danube; w SnaVelv Buff
lao Lake; w. O'Brisn, Arlington;
schudt & Walters. Meriden: J. s. Carter
q Co.. Wildwood; Reirhart & Smith.
Alta Vista; P. II. Brennan, New Hamp-
MIDWAY HORSE MARK n TCs HIinre.
nesota Transfer, St Paul.-Barrett &
zimmerman report that # looked little
more like activity around the market to.
Gay There was an improvement in tine
light grades. Heavy horses. too we're
stronger, the out-of-town orders acting
in sympathy with the improved demand
from local quarters. Mules the only
stock that were neglected. Values:
IDLdeeteIS extra .''..'................Sl5 O0l90
Drafters, common to good ....... 1I5ai3O
Farm mares, extra ..... 1tOlf2O
Farm mares, choice - 100lt1tO
Farm mares common to good Goa "a
CHICAGO, Aug 5.-Cattle-Receipts
1850, including ! 900 Texans. steers CON
orally about steady: Texans firm. active.
butchers stocks steady to slow; Gamers
stronger: good 20 prime steers. s. 4565
DO; poor To medium. $i05 %; stockers
and feeders. steady 10 slow e. 15l,i On.
~
ners, 81 5On2 so; bulls, s.. 251E25; calves.
easier $3n5.7J Texas steers 81 lOl5.
western steers, $iGl5.O5. Hogs-Recefptz
To-Day. 5000; tomorrow, 10000 left over.
o'1oY' strGhg 10 DC higher; active; mixed
ana butchers, - 55n6.1715: good 10 choice.
ueaVy, 80. G2Ru6. 221a; rough heavy. IS .5OI1
30; light. S5.50GI6: bulk OF sales 81 S0l3
G.S. Sheep-Receipts. Is. 600; sheen and
s5i IDS weak; good to choice wethcrs.
*. 5Oa4.l 10; fair to choice mixed s3.IO6
100; western sheep SO 1904 10; vearInes
$5.50a4- -; native lambs $305 10: western
lambs. A.1Od5 40
ST. LOUIS; Aug. 15-CIose: Wheat
IGAc; December 735sc; No 2 hard 72Gc'
Corn-bower; No. 2 cash COO. Sepfenber
49fc; DECEMBER. G95sc; May. 631kc Oats
3fa1De NO cash. S7gS71zc; September.
KANSAS CITY. Mo- Aug. 15.|CIose.
W heat-September, 66G66Ikc: December
FL 7Sa G'1sc; ash Ne hard. 68c: No. red.
III h'''DAtiiDtTs DbU1SJgC- Deem
ner' 2SAc; cash. No 2 mixed 582c: No.
q white. 59c. Oats-No. 2 white. 3aiaI6
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 15-Caftle-Ro-
celpts' zoo head market steady To
strong; native steers S. 3Ol15 90: Texaos
$J.4cGghz0; cows and heifers, ST. GO04.25:
stockers and feeders $25Oa3.9O. Hogs
receipts. 1860 head; market strong TO SC
higher: heavy. S5.SOd6: mixed. So. 7iFi5. 80:
Digs, A!OfI5.4O bulk Of sales S5.756J5 90
Sheep-Recetpts 4.200 head: market weak
20 10 oI NC lower; common and stock sheep.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Aug. 15-CattIe-
receipts. 100: steady 10 strong. native
steers. &.2jGt5.S0: Texans 81 sOGl4'f5. cows
and heifers, s2.5Oa4. 40: stockers and iced,
ers, S5m4 70. Hoes-Receipts. 1000; strong:
pulk OF sales. IS. 65060j: heavy SGdG 10.
packers, IS. 70GIG05; mixed S5G50G %:
workers., $5.$5M5.75: pigs. $3.50l153O Sheep
,-Recelpts; : 500: steady; muttons S3fJ3.75:
ST. LOUIS, Aug. .-Cattle-Receipts
4Wp; steady; native steers. seas. 70: cows
and heifers. $2GI5: stockers and feeders
Sz.zgtg5.So: Texans, $3@4.2j. Hogs--Re-
ceipts. 800: strong; workers. S5Sjd5. IS;
packers sos @595; butchers. sC0Gz 20
Sheep-Receipts. ZOO: steady; native
nuttons. SlI3.25: lambs, s3.2505
SIOUX CITY, Aug. 15.-Cattle-Rc-
ce1pts. 900 head; market steady: beevcs
y: 5C@510 cows, bihs and mixed. s225D
$50; stoekers and feeders. S275lt3. 20:
calves and yearlings. s2.7J0315. Hogs
Iecelpts. 200 Read; market weak at s. s.
$50; bulk. $570lt5. 72t2.