The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-19

A week ago .................... 11o
A year ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,G2i
Quotations Good to choice spring
lambs, S4Q4.75 fair to good, So. .50G4 fat
wethers, $3.25a3-50; fat ewes, $3@3 35;
good to choice stock and feeding
lambs. $Sd3.2 fair to good, 81 7563;
feeding wethers. $685.; stock and feed
ing ewes, 81 50G13; thin sheep. 81 25G2 rs;
killing bucks. s2d2 %. Westerns: Weth-
ers, 50. .50Q3 .775; ewes, s.. .2563 So
Receipts were very light. All offerings
sold readily at unchanged prices The
stuff on sale was largely lambs of only
fair quality Representative sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
No and Kind Weight Price
8! lamps 81. .25
l lamb ..................... 30 4 o.
Among the shippers on the marlSe1 lei
We're: Lewis Bros, Anandale: ]. John
son. Ditchfield; H Hansen, J. Rovick
Milton Bank of Dassel. J. V Jones. Du-
rand; Green & Eggert, Fargo; B. F. Mar
tin, Clear Lake; NJ. KinseIIa. MlIlviIIe-
Heaney Bros, Goodhue; w Jantz, East
Henderson; a. Pettis, St Peter: l. M
Weston. Claremont; J. Loughlin. Bixbv:
w. r. L. Baron & Co. Lyle: Porter
Young & Co., LIE Roy; Malsed &, WnI'
Bigot, Springfield; Behrenfield Bros
Heron Lake F T. OoriIJlie
MIDWAY HORSE MARKF;1ENi,,ro
sofa transfer, st. PAU, Minn.-Rarrett &
large receipts of horses were the r1arIrad
features of the market the past v5ealr
cavalry horses for the United States con
stituting the bulk of the arrivals The
improvement in demand both frorn tta
speculative source as well as from tbe
consumers, showed great fnprnvar,e1,t
towards the closing of the week. Values.
DraLters, extra ................ $3.50 to 500
DrafterS, choice ............. 13O 70 IN
Drafters, common to good - 100 to 10
q nh ~
Farm mares, common to good 80 to *
CHICAGO, Aug. H.-Cattle = Receints
400, including 200 Texans: nominaiiy
steady; good to prime steers, IS 4G6S 40.
feeders, choice steady, others slow 50 10I1
4.25; cows. s25Od4.35; heifers. 50 50GI5 OK
Gamers 81 :4oG25o; bulls, 81 25d4. IS: calves
So. 25605.75; Texas steers, So. 4O65. so. WaS+
ern steers, $4Q5. Hogs-Receipts TO-DAY
1900; Monday, $4,000: left over 010.
opened strong; closed easier; top. sc, %.
choice heavy; $5.65Q6.20; rough heayv
S5.50G5.60; light, $5.50G6 bulk Of sales
SS.l5q6.eS Sheep-Receipts. 150O: sheen
and lambs steady; good to choice wethers
S3. 4hQ4; fair to choice mixed S9iT9 n,
Western sheep, So. .2564; yearlings. 81 400
4-25; native lambs, $3Q5.4O Western lambs
$4a5.25. Official receipts for two weeks
e3mgared 9te adGl This s. week cattle, 500; hogs
81, 600; hogs, 137 600; sheep, s., 400 e'ie'
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 17.-CattIe-Recein+s
b,aUO; market unchanged. HOeS-RecaiT,fc
20,GG0; steady to quiet; pigs, s.. S065 9ts:
packers $5.S5@6; butchers, $6G6. 20. Sheen,
,-Receipts, $50; native muttons, SSG3. 3:
lambs S4.35d4. go
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 7.-Cattle : Pa-
ceipts, so; unchanged. HogsEReceints
2Oo9; strong to DC higher; bulk of sales
S5.75@6O5; heavy. $6.100615: hackers e. On
d610; mixed, $5.75Q6 10; yorkers h gS;9S s5S
$50; pigs: Aa5.So. sheep-Receipts, 50;
SOUTH. OMAHA. Dug H.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 500; unchanged. Hogs-Receinte
$500; closed &c higher; heavy. S S5Sss;
pigs, A.5O@550; bulk of sales. s. sfe5SS %
Sheep-Receipts, none; unchanged. 49,
September, 66lsc; December. 6g1Ic. y MAJ tIsat
72Ac; cash, No. 2 hard. 671zc; No. 2 red
re; Corn.,September. 5S%; December'
eeSs..ssg5SSAc; May. 62Ac; cash, No. 2 mixed
white, 34Q341sc w.