The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-15


No. Wt.Prtce. NO. W.T. Prioa
G ...........1,O 12 50 65i / ! 6c6 60 ei
...........1,145 Is .:.::i Vg g ~ ~
! ....'.'7' S59 60 ..........:1 ,S55 8
4 .........-.1,225 Dol
Butcher Steers
Fat and Bologna Bulls
..:::,.... 1 i55 g = " 70 50 50
Veal Calves
l ........... 100 81 Sol ......... 120 e. n
........... 80 9 sol .......... 80 50 Z % %
Stock Cows and I8eiferE-
z .......... $50 So % / ......... 10 50 m
Heifer Calves
/ ..:....... go IS co 1 .......-.. 80 81 q
Stockers and Feedeas-
.......... $50 So IS j ....- no % ca
..... 800 40 -. $50 $50 3 3 co CO.
Steer Calves =
$500. ECO So, rs / .......- 920 S275
Stock and Feeding Bulls
1900. $50 50 CO ....... 1910 s. 60
Thin Cows and Gamers
! :: g ! E : : s. S; ;.
2 .......... $40 l Is - 9S0 * *
! .........: $50 I IS i ..... .... iS rs
Mixers ard Sprir gers
COW and l calf. Observation-Disclosures. $40 90
IO" ''''''''.'.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q co
SHEEP.
Comparative receipts:
! otad Tor today (estimateO .......... 1O.600
a week ago Observation-Disclosures, TO- g09
Quota tons: Good to chcice butcher cher
good to choice fat wethers. So 60Gl4. 90; ia r
TO good. 50. 25G5.5l fat ewes. So 256e3. IS:
s s. Gt7 TO choice stock and feeding lambs.
wethers $3.>5d3.75; stock ard feeding
ewes. 81. 75G3IO: thin sheep, s.4G2 80: buck
lambs, $275Ge3co; killing bucks, SOP IS
I1ecelptS were heavy but We're large-y
sale. Offerings were light and marker
quiet. Prices ruled a little lower
Representative sales:
No. Kind. VT P Ice
IL fat ewes ................. 127 S3 so
common ewes ............. lit 90
Am, Among the the she shippers ON the market
agent, Fargo; I1ende & Co, Cottonwood:
r. n. Dahl. Taunton; l.. M. Weston, DIX
ter; ]. La Valla. Bryant; C. H. Chaise,
NJ. Ward. Bryant; B. F. Morrison,
Brownton; T. J. Mathieson, Little Fails:
Johnson, Peterson & Co, Hector; c. S
Toward, Edgerton; 3, f. Martin, Clear
& Robinson, Lake City: w. F. lie Baron
Lyle; r. s. McGeon. Fountain r. w
1uppdfu, McIrlStOWn; Gibbons d Jones'
West Concord: Galagan &, Otto, E ysian:
Ryan d Hoba0 WaterYiIe; M WALSH
Kilkenny: A Pettis, St Peter: A. D.
5acleett, JanesviIe; ], N. Lang, Judscn.
MIDWAY HORSE ARKETEMinne-
sofa Transfer, st. Pau.-BarIett g. Zirr-
norman report trade presenting a good
appearance with special active demand
on logging horses. The speculative m We,
ment, which haracterizeS the Spr' ne
trade, was rercep Gbie in the genera I'm
of the business today. Receipts of heavy
horses We're ample 10 meet all demands
Lighter horses were in larger receipts
tran usual and be ne in sympathy VIA
the increased demand for that class OF
stock. Values:
Dfalters, extra. $50 co to 81 0. %
D ALTERS, choice .-......,s.. 1000 to l %
pra1ters. eoInlnon to gdod. 1e eo go to EO.g9
Farm mares. choice. .....-. 10000 to 10 60
good ......... .............. $50 tn 100 20
CHICAGO, Jan. H.-Cattle: Receipts
$1,000. including 700 Texans. Choice
steers steady; others &c to 15c lower;
butchers stock active, firm; Texans
nearly steady. $4,000; poor to medium,
Sc. $685. 20: stockers and feeders about
steady at s2.7504.35; cows, 81 70d4. 20:
heifers, S2.6504 10; Gamers, $21002. G5:
bulls. slow at 81. 750440; calves weak al
$t04. 35; Texas grass steers So 30lI4;
Texas bulls, 81. 5093.50. Hogs-ReceiDts
today. $1,000; tomorrow, $4,000; left over,
G,9e0; opened weak, uneven, c. oscd steady
Top, $535; mixed and butchers, S. $50
$50; good to choice heavy, S. 15at5. IS:
rough heavy. S5@5.10, light. $5.05Gt5. 27l4;
bulk of sales. $5.20@5. Is. Sheep-Receipts