The Saint Paul globe., 1901-06-14

2 COWS and calves .................. 70 90
l COW and l calf ..................... 81 60
COW ana ! calf ...................... $500
! COW and ! calf .................. Is 90
2 cows and l calf ................... g 90
SP'iHsVr ''''' 4i.5j
Comparative rec ipts-
IotaI for today (cs,imatcd ............Ic5
= @ ~eeh dSo '''....'..-............... -
Quotations: Gooi to choice butcher
lambs, So. $50 / %: fair to good s. 50a3 IS;
LAT Wethers, 81. .5FlI3 50; fat ewes. s. 100
30; good to choice stock and feeding
lambs $3.25ft3sO; fair TO good, S31t3 .;
ieedlnS Wethers, z3n34); stock ana feed
iIng ewes, %.50a3.25; thin sheep. S2.502 Is:
Receipts light. Market quiet with no
change in prices on fat sheep and lambs
Common and tail end stun sslls very
low. Best spring lambs are lJwer ana
the thin and common ones are only
sentative sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
No. WI Price
! buck .....................2O0 200 81 y
3 spring lambs ................ 60 4.25
z ewes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 800
. mixed .........................110 3.G5
Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lambs
: I fIi, Gla ewes '...-''...............lC6 500
Among the shippers; on the Ee market i.G
We're: j. Elc Serle. st. Bonifacius Frantz
S Williams: saltwater; W. A. Roberts,
Leonard; W. MoultOn, Browns Valley:
Berg K Larson, Maynard; b. G Brown
Litch1eId; Showalter &s Co, Wells; A.
kHsey. Buffalo; ROarer Bros, Cochrane;
Maiden Rock Live Stock company, Maid
en- Rock; G. schaub, Wabasha: Mabey
e. jacobson, f. w. Miller, Lake City;
Hsane!y Bros Goodhue; Yegg. Tuthill &
o. EIeGndaie; Eerg. 4 Johnson, New
Connell, Belle Plaine; s. A. Scales, Ma
della; ellis & North, Erwin; G. w.
Wheeler IB3a9.ttavia; J. J: Madden. Pine
West Concord: o. J. Thompson. Melton;
j. 5. Green. Red Wing; Moim & Donald
son, MQrrlstown; D. Brown, Madison
man, Lowther; Reinhart & Smith, Alta
Vista; Hogan Bros, Manchester.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKETGEIjjnlne-
sofa Transfer, st. Paul. Minn.-Barrett
& Zimmerman report that the market
continued 20 rule on the fairly active
basis Of the week The volume of local
trade was large, while the speculative
movement was extremely weak The first
class hCrSes Of all grades were readily
Sold the common and Inferior kinds We're
greatly neglected and sold considerable
lower than a week ago. Prices on the
desirable classes showed no material
Change from the opening of the week.
Values:
DTGfterS, choice ..................... 12iM l2S
Farm mares, extra ................ 1l5lf 10
Farm mares choice ................ 1G0H llj
Farm mares, common 30 good Gee. 6Jlt -
CHICAGO, June 3.-Cattle-Receipts,
$500, including GOO Texans; choice steers
about steady, others weak; similar cOndi-
tiOns for butcher stock and Texans. top
sale, $G.25; good to prime steers, $3.50
6.25: poor to medium, 81. 40ll5 40; stockers
and feeders, choice steady. others slow,
$a04.65 cows, 81. T0q5; heifers, 2.75a5 10;
Gamers. S2at2. 65; bulls slow a. $4IL4 80;
calves 25c to 4oc higher at 81 .JOd6. p:
Texas fed steers, sales UP to Si.S5. 81 3560
46O; Texas bulls. 2.75G3.75. Hogs Re-
ceipts today, 28.O00; tomorrow. 25.00O, esti-
= urn
closed steady; top, $3.50; mixed and
butchers, S5.S5Q5.l5; good to choice heavy,
50 0.sJQ6.Z0: rough heavy, S5.40ll5 80: light
s.. So46 .0119; bulk of sales, S6Q6. 10. Sheep
Receipts, 1000; sheep and lambs steady;
srIing lambs up to $50; good to choice
vethers, $3.S56t4.50: fair to choice mixed.
SO. .6OI4 .S5; Western sheep, s.. .S5J4 10: year
lings, 4.lO45.44; native lambs, S49j; We L
ern lambs. 81 GOQ5:
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. June 13 Cattle
Receipts, 1.So0: steady; native steers. 81
M5.90; cows and heifers, S350ll4.s5: can
ners. S2d3.4Q; stocker5 and feeders. g. .
4+@. Hogs-Ieceipts. 10,70l; Sc lower:
heavy. S5.S5@5.95; mixed, $5.S21zd5S5; rigs.
sDG5.t5; bulk Of sales, S5.S2l5G5.S5. Sheep
Receipts, 1903: lower: common and
stock sheep. s393G5; lambs, SiG5.75
81 LOUIS, Mo, June 1S-Cattle-Ra-
ceipts, 400; shade lower; native steers.
S3.50QG; stockers and feeders, $3.70G5 cows
and hc8fers, $2d5; Texans, S350d5.20. Hogs
Receipts, $500: market Sc lower: pigs.
S5s5G 40 packers, s. -S5qG; butchers. Se8
GO. Siraep-Receipts, 900; strong: native
nuttons. s2.50G4: lambs, s4650515.
KANSAS CITY. No, June 13.-Cattle-
Receipts, s.010: easy to 10c lower: native
steers. S5Q5-9o; Texans. $3.5oG5.5o; cows
and heifers. S3.35ll5.25; st0ckers and feed
ers. $375Q4S5. Hogs-Receipts. $50 0:
steady to sc lower; bulk of sales. s. N0II
G; heavy, S, ,s5G605; packers. s. s5916;
mixed s5.sel6; workers., S5.6545S5; pigs.
$5.S0Q5.e5. Sheep-Recetpts. 1.2o0; steady;
nutfons S3 S5ft4 Sc. laalbs 81 50G5 %