The Saint Paul globe., 1901-02-16

! .-.......... SO 80 4Ol ............ 647 50 90
| ............ 620 00
Stock and Feeding Bulls
l ...:........ 72O 50 col l .....-.-... 100 So 90
Mixers and Springers--
springer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIG 90
co" -.'.'''...... ....--..-................... Is 10
SHEEP.
Comparative receipts:
totaI for today (estimated) ....... None
a a WEEK WEEK ago .........................- 12S
Quotations: Good to choice 'i; bitcbeg leg
lambs. lambs. A;50q5; fair to good, 81. .259l. 40;
COCO to choice n fat wethers, 50. .6094; fair
to good, S3. 25Q3.5 so; fat ewes, 50 25Il3 90:
5000 to choice stock and feeding lambs,
$i44.zo t5ir to good, 81. 25@3. Is: feeding
6e %e6eerS q a;s $S 25qS 4G 49, stock and Ieeding
buck buck lambs, $2.75@3; killing bucks, $29
No receipts. Sales made were from
weak; sAeep steady.
Representative sales:
&C fat lambs ............S S. SiT5
l6l fat ewes ....... 102 2 N
Among the shippers on the the market
WtTe: Vet Heaney Bros, Goodhue; .. A.
H. s. Masser, Menomonie: Hines & Tn.
inert OWatonna; Elvrum e Davis, Heron
Lake BahGock & Krouse, Vernon Cen
L.
man, Fairmont; Dan Brown, Madison
Lake; Galcgan & Otto, Elysiau; .iibbons
\ X rJ0 Jones MSantorXille; Lott & sayjes.
Martin, Adrian; A Wiltsack, Waconia: t,lii':
Canton Bros. Watson; c. J. ,tensan'
Milan; Reid Bros, Granite Falls; q. Fl.
Klehsrds, Stewart; G.. McCarty, Buffalo
Lake; W Snavely, Buffalo Lake; ID
MIDWAY HORSE MARllEr0gMine R i; roglfS5e; O.
dransIer st. Paul, Minn.-Barrett Ss
fair volume. Light grades and ia m
horses continued active and strong. Trad9
on heavy draft horses showed little ag
greSs1veneSs. The Improvement on far,
chunks being supported by the strona % de- til
mand from the farming sections of the
northern part Of this state and Wiscon-
SIN: While prices had 70 material ad-
vance they were firm, and rise i'm the
near future is predicted Demand. An
mules mI @ good; inquiry active. Values
DrSfters' Ezra IRA ''...........$ $50 to5$t65
RLra1ters, common to good -. 80 to -1i5
Tarm horses, extra 10 to I30
Tarm horses, choice ......... 90 to no
tarm horses. common to good. 65 to "a
CHICAGO. Feb. .-Cattle-Receipts g
500; generally steady. Good 20 prime
steers, s491d6; poor to medium, S3 4O64 so:
Stockers and feeders about steady. s. G5
gf4oO; cows 2.50Q4.15; heifers $2.60a4 35.
Gamers, slow at, $l75Gl2.40 bulls. steauy
ana active at, 81. .50@4.25; calves. 15125c
higher. $1Q650; Texas fed steers, 34ll4 20:
$25F03. So. Hogs-Receipts today $500:
estimated tomorrow, 2S,OO0; left over 2,
800 Average steady. Top, $5 so Mixed
and butchers. s539Q5.471a; good to choice
heavy, s.. .404550; rough heavy. $5. $685.
light $530@5. 421a: bulk of sales. $4,000. AZ,
sheep and lambs, choice steady TO strong.
others slow. weak. Good to choice weth-
ers, So. 75Gl450; fair to choice mixed. 81 SOD
3:95; western sheep. S3.S9lD4.5O; Texas
sheep, $2.50G3.6 60; native lambs, ST. 25Q5 20;
western lambs, $5@5. 80.
tn Eah
ceipts, 800: market steady; beeves, $500
450; COWS, bulls and mixed, $26t3 80: stock
ers and feeders, $3.256p4; calves and year
lings $S.50Gg4. Hogs-Receipts, 1900; mar
Re ket t., steady. selling at s5.15Q5.25 bulk,
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb, Feb 15-Cat-
tle--Receipts, 1000; best strong; others
easier; native steers. Sc. 7094.25; cows and
heifers, S3Gg3. .95; stockers and feeders, $3.c5
gao; bulls, stays, etc, $2.50Gl4.25. Hogz-
Receipts, 13,100; slow to sc lower: heavy.
Qa.25; bulk of sales, $525@5.271a. Sheep
Receipts, 800; active and steady: common
and stock sheep, $3.65QG395; lambs, si.z5
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. 15-cattle-
G5.50; Texas steers. S3.75d45O native
cows and heifers, $2.5GG14 75; stockers and
feeders, $3506G4.70; bulls, $3G04.30 Hogs
Receipts, 14,C0O; steady Bulk of sales
8. 5.SG95 30; heavy, $: :3595; ~; packers. $3.50
s3.75@4. 45; lambs. $4.90Q5.E0.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb. 15.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 2.G30; steady. Native steers $40
Q5.S0; stockers and feeders 81. 40G34. 50:
cows and heifers, S225@4. 70; Texas and
$500: easier. Lights. 5.25Gg5.35 packers.
s.. .25@5 40; butchers, $5.35Q54712. Sheep
Receipts, 600; steady.