The Saint Paul globe., 1901-06-19

STOCKS. BONES, ssi,,5 9RRia; iPaoWsioNs,
mEMsERs EfssSE8s EefGsSs9g e 5r TssqS do55sSsstge sSsstesgQ
a MANHATTAN BylLOING Sr Paul.
u Sns--ssa " G0I1FeRGE- fnNEAPoll5.A
3 COWS AMI calves ...................... 50
COW ......................... g5
COW and l calf ...................... 33
cows and calf ''''''''''''''.'.'...'.. =
COW ..-........................ 20
cows and 2 calves ..................... 70
cow snd -; ;:'''.'...'............... q
SHEEP. 90
Comparative receipts:
tolal Tor today (estimated) ............ go
,", "e1h ago '..'.'-................... 49t
Quotations Good 70 cbo:. -5l
lambs, S.I5Q4; fair to good $3.tdr. =.
Tat wethers. 50. 3.40G3.65; fat ewes 2.2zT5
3.oV; good 70 choice stock and frtdfrr
tsdLnos, amps, S5.z54350; lair to good. S303 p;
lIlS ewes. SZ.5UlI3. %, thin sheen 81 .51t3 X.
killing bucks 81. .25d2. so '''
Receipts were light for Tuesday. De-
mand fair at steady prices.
Representative sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
No. King. WI prIca
z ewes ......... -, e. 20
- HINed ........--.-..-...........9 9S $50
DuchS .-.-.......................12 $50
- DUCK ........................... 200
. JWo5 49, '''''-.......-...-........ 80 3.25
= puChS .....-....................9 % 225
a spring lambs ...................5 So az
mixed mixed '...'.....................7 q 800
tliIHeu ,:;.........ll9 $50
e ,in. iailips ''...'''.................. SO $50
Mich Cow Market-Demand for p5oS Nd
70 cholce cows is fair with no quotabIe
Hn9nRG
very low. Representative sales:
no. y - Price.
cows ........................... so
lows lows 100
Among the shippers on the market
were: g. w. Maier, River Falls E w.
Richter. Riley Bros, Ellsworth: Y. Jobn-
son, Harris; a. Hawkinson. North
Blanca; G. Schneider, Delano: l.. Rausch
Howard Lake; NJ Schuchart. ] PelIctt'
! I TIlutcHIlnson; cIaIG ). :. Green. Red Wing; A.
l. l.. Mcdowell, Hutchinson; Goodrich e
Hardness Durand; Schneider Bros.
8ina j. Buckley, New Richmond; r. l.
russell Rices, C. T.. Putnam. Big Lake:
Glm; Jackson e Co.. Candy; Block &
StHhop; lex Courtland; Breckenridge, Big
stone CITY; 7. +. Joyce, Milan: Canton
LTos.' watson A. NJ. Holton, Renvilie;
yen; +. r. French. Nerstrand; s Rolf.
Bonbards: c. FoOter Mapleton: A B
LcEeIi Paaco; Y. =. McComb. Bozeman
Falls; IT, e. Monstad. Cunberlard. Al
bert Bros. New Richmond: H. NJ. Chris
tCpherson. Hartland: A. j. Hanson. New
IachIanQ; Ryan q Hoban, Watervlle. j
Dacek, New Prague; J. johnson Sioux
CITY NJ. Walsh, Kilkenny; G. WIese. Now
Richland; J. n. Scholtz, Montgomery; n
Erickson, Hanska j. A. Johnson. La
IayGtte; T. Palmer & Co, Fairfax: Ken
ny Live Stock Co. Morton; J. Hebeisen.
Hamburg; J. Goetre, Jordan: J. ~
Hogan, Benson Boyd 81 Co.. AIbec: Tel
Gd1sa5 IGTd Bros; ~; j. Randgaard, Danvers; NJ.
london, Clara City: l.. i. Fredericks0n
i. j. Benson, Litchfeld: r. h. Peterson
Atwater; q. c. Perkins. Cokato; ] E
Puckabeck. Raymond; A. G.. Johnson.
Pine city; Johnson & SwensOn, Rush
CITY; W johnson. Lindstrom c. WI
berg. I1ndstrom; Olson & Co. Mapleton:
=. 5. Howard, Edgerton; showalter &
Co., Wells. e. l.. Ogilvie.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa. June Seattle
Receipts. eco; market steady: beeves, S5.15
W5.G5; cows. bulls and mixed. 81 27E@93.C5:
stockers and feeders, $3.5Og44O: calves
and yearlngs. $3.50614.40 Hogs-Receipts.
400; market &c higher selling at s5s5j58
5.9b: bulk of sales at S5.95.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 1S.-Cattle-Re-
eeeIl1ptss eIls 400: steady to slow; native steers.
SI4@6; stockers and feeders, s.. .gOG4. 50;
cows and heifers. $2G1j. Hogs Receipts,
$500; shade higher: pigs So SsGb5. %: pack
ers, $5,S05 -; butchers. $Gq615. Sheep
1904; lambs $3.75G4.50.
KANSAS CITY, June 18.-Cattle-Re-
celpts. 10000: slow 10 steady: Texas steers.
$o.evd5.40; cows and heffers. $3a5. .. stock
ers and feeders, S 25G6, Hogs~Recejots
90; market 2laM5c higher. bulk Of
sales: S5.s5ll5.95; pigs. S5.25Q5.GO. Sheep
Receipts. 5000: shade lower; muttons,
S5On4.5O lambs. SIZ5q5.25.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKTT-NIlnne-
sofa Transfer, st. Paul, Minn-Barrett
X Almmermon report d small number OF
buyers in attendance and little interest
was centered in the trade. The only kind
that had fair disposal were choice
drdfterS and good drivers. Prices show
ed symptoms Of uDsteadiness with a drop
on nearly all grades. The fall in prices
viii only be temporary feature Of the
market, however, as the scarcity or
horses viii effect an immediate rise
again. Experienced stockmen predict
that good horses will find a market at
higher prices this year than have hereto
fore been paid. Values:
Draftcrs. extra ...... ...............Sl .Sl4Oft175
DrafterS. choice ..................... 125fI140
Farm mares. extra .................. 11CfIf25
Farm mares. choice ................ g0GflO
Farm mares, common TO good ... 50l1 e5
CHICAGO. June 1S.-Cattle- Receipts
5000, including go Texans: generally
about steady; good 10 prime steers, s. 900
SO; poor 10 medium. "a 1903 stockers
and feeders. slow at $3ll4 50; cows. 81 20
44;so heifers. &.7545.l0; Gamers. S24J2. s.;
bul!s, firm at $3lg455; calves, 25c higher
81. I9n6.JO; Texas fed steers. 81. .25l{5 30:
Texas bulls. s.. .75G3. 10. Hogs-Receipts
today. 600; tomorrow, 80 100. estimated;
left over. 20eG: firm, shade higher closed
about steady; top. $40; mixed and
butchers. S. .SollG. 10 good to choice heavy
$. 40q6. 10; rough heavy, 5.75G5 %: light
s.: lO06; bulk Of sales. s.. .921zGl6. .O21g. Sheep
-Recetpts, 15.n0c; sheep and lambs steady
to firm; spring lambs up TO s. .75; Colora-
dos, &.l5: good 10 choice wethers. 50 900
25: fair to choice mixed, 81 25fI5: wcs-
tern sheep, So. 90llI. %: yearlings. S4zt4 50;
native lambs. $4G5.l5: western lambs
"a. 65GI5. Is
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb. June 1s-Cat-
tle-Recelpts, 300: slow. 1Oc lower: ma
tive steers. $465.I5; Texans, s.. .50IJ4. 50:
cows and helfers. 1e9l5c lower at s.. .g0Gb
$50; Gamers. Sl.75l54. 30; stOckers and
feeders, g. .Zq4.75. TIogs-Receipts. 500;
nd 7i SI M lseF; di 9i s6 uH
sales. s. S71zlt5.90. Sheep-Receipts 300,
steady; common and stock sheep, S3lI3. 20;
ewes, $3Q3.70; lambs. StG5.50.