The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-14


Sheep.
Comparative receipts:
fetal for today (esGmated) .......... 300
A week ago Observation-Disclosures. 40l
A year ago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AZ
Quotations.: Good to choice fat lambs.
good to choice fat wethers. 81. 25@3. 40:
common to fair, 5000. 20; good to choice
fat ewes, 80. S0@3;, common to fair, $2500
2.70: killing bucks, $2@2. 80; good to choice
stock and feeding lambs, So. 1904; COM
mon to fair, IS 25@3 90; buck. lambs, $40
ESQ, good to choice feeding Wethers, So. %
G3. 50; common to fair, 5000 90; good to
choice feeding ewes. 81. 50612. rs; common
to fair, 81. 25Q2. 40; stock ewes, $202. 40.
Receipts light, with a fair demand at
prices about steady at the weeks de-
cline Of 10@15c on lambs and 15c on
sheep. Choice ewes would sell a little
better than at the decline, which applies
to others, Representative sales:
Killing Sheep andsLambs-
No. Kind. VT Price
% lambs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sc $500
ewes :........:.,.s......... l29 800
l buck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 2.25
II ewes ..,......a................. 800
% SWeS .i9o 80 3. ~
Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lambs
II feeding lambs ...,......,..... 6S $3.50
2 stock ewes ......,.........,110 s2.GO
IS feeding lambs ................s86 $50
So feeding lambs ................7 a 375
Among the shippers on the market
We're Lott & Sayles,- Austin; J. E. John
fac5us j L.. Ransch.. Howard Lake; Gibbs
6G Co, Brownton; A. Falconer,s 7Hutcflin-.
sson;s e. Hitter, Monticello; Hall Bros,
Foley; G. Huber, Alma; F. A Harris F.
E. Davis, st: Cloud; ]. Bowers, Clear
Lake. d. w. Hines, Hancock; J. S. Green,
Gocdhue; w. III. Helberg, Nerstrand; c.
Jones, West Concord; F. Gibbons, Man
torEille; II. F. Purfqrst, Kenyon; Mabey
q q. Z1-J1a1 10 r.Ilc r yEr.I
son, North Wisconsin Junction.; J.. G.
Gafdrer, Hammond; Myrtle Grain Co,
Myrtle; g. ]. Goetze Carver; H. Krausa
Vernon Center; G. Liebrand, Jordan;
son. Albert Lea; A. Burg, P. Ray, ST.
Peter; j. M Mattson, Dassel; W Nc
Hay, kenyon; Hanson & Emerson, Sank
ICert9r; A. D. sackett, Janesyille: Dun
ton Judson: Works & Thies, Lamberton;
q. Lauritsen, Tyler; Nelson & Anderson,
Sleepy Eye. Il. L.~Ogilvie.
Midway Horse Market.
MINNESOTA TRANSFER, st. Paul.
Dec. 13.--Barrett & Zimmerman report
demand for logging horses the strongest
OF the season; Wisconsin lumbermen
We're the most active buyers; Weyerhael1-
ser bought several car loads for his vari-
Gus logging camps in Minnesota and Wis
coEsin. Local men added also considera-
ole Int and strength to the activity, all
A-He
ferings. Values;
DrafterS, extra .........,.....S 1500175
DIrafters. choice ,.........:......... 1sO@145
Drafters common TO good ...... 115613O
Farm mares, choice .... @0115
Farm mares, common to good -. 900 IS
Chicago Live stock.
Cattle-Receipts, $780, market very dull
prices stead; good to prime, s6@7. so; poor
to medium, So. 75G5.90; stockers and feed
erS, $2Q4. 20; COWS, S1@4. %; heifers. 81 rs
@5; Gamers, $1Q2; bulls, 1.7594 SO; calves
S205. 25; Texas fed steers, 81 2Oa5. 80;
western steers, So. 5Q4.75. Hogs Receipts
today, $4,000, estimated for tomorrow,
5000; left over, D.0O0; heavy steady;
lights lower; mixed and butchers, s.. 500
6.35; good to choice, S6.2016. 80; rough
heavy, $5.70@5. 80; light, IS. 45@5. 20; bulk
of sales, S.. S0@6 So. Sheep-Receipts,
1900; sheep dull and lower; lambs strong
and 10c higher; good to choice wethers
3.5Ga4; fair to choice mixed, So 75@S. 40.
western sheep, 1904; native lambs, 81. 500
$40; western lambs s2@4.