The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-03


l buck ................ i30 , D.
II lambs ........... 20 So
lambs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 81
20 lambs .............. 81 : d
ewes ............ M . "a
g lambs ........ ~ X
3 ewes ......... ia . ~
lambs .................... e az
Stock and Feeding Sheep and % LsmS So'
lhll ewes ........................g j 81 u
4 old stock ewes ...............lO2 80
Z lambs ........... r. = M
s lambs ....... n "a
Mich Cow Market-Good cows are IN
tair demand, although not quite 80 active
as last week. and prices average a little
lower. Representative sales:
% COW9 ''''''.'.....-........... 40 %
CoWS '''.'.' '........................lOJ 90
q coWs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
Among the shinner,s On ;bo % 5. 10
were; 70 H. Jones. Amery: G. w Mater,
River Falls; Riley Bros. Ellsworth. NJ
3GmucharI, Ira Pellitt. Hutchinson. j.
Heserle; st. Bonifacius; V. Johnson Har-
inson; j. p. Full St. Michaels Schnieder
Bros. Delano; Bartleson Il Hanson.
Il2eH Prairie; f. s. Clifford prior
Kellogg; Molin K Donaldson Morris
Town: ID. Brown. Madison Lake. Schnei-
der Bros, c. Huber, Alma: RI. KAYE.
PPepin w. NcVay Kenyon: J. L. Powers.
66ehoya; canton Bros. Watson: j. II.
Person, MonteVideo; T.. Pauson Mime
sofa Falls; T. a. Rude. Sacred Heart,'A A.
McCorquodale. Olivia; w. Fox. Bird ISL
a anu w. ). smart. Bird Island; W Stu
art HANCOCK; j. NJ. Hogan. Benson. Pow
ell and st. John, Bellingham: J. Rand
gard, Danver5; NJ. Condor Clara Ciry.
). ~ Puekabeck. Raymond; J. a. Peter
SON CokatO; c. Stuebe, New Tlm. J
Drees. Wanda; p. l.. Starr Balatan. J.
j. Sturgeon. Marshall; ~ S. Boyle La
more; NJ Walsh Kilkenny: Ryan 4 Hoo
pam pan; WaterXllie; Berg q Johnson. Hart
> Johnson a
Schotz Montgomery. Bauer & Berg.
mBontsomery; O. A. Mcconnell Belle
PLANE; BabcoclI e. Krouse. Vernon cen
I e. g. w Dodge, Madelia; A. Burg.
st Peter; Krassin & Co, Waseca. PESO
Iuthill Il Co. Meriden: n. G. Manstad.
Cumberland; Olson & Taylor. Map-tun.
H. ~ i, Pa3gel Maplet2n; r. T. Houk. Good
thunder; Cusick e Co. Minnesota Lake;
olson q Taylor. Wells. Kempton l.. g
Co, Morton; +. Palmer az Co Fairfax x.
hFqepke q EsPerson Winthrop; J A.
Hanska, VI. O'Brien. Arlington; G. Blafs'
deH, New PaynesVille: NJ Becker. Wat
kins: NJ. Anderson. Annandale: A. Roer-
n aep q Ma MnIi. 4 Bender Buffalo; Peter
cambridge e. Johnson, Rush city.
MIDWAY. HORSE MAR ri + WHINE DMInGs-
sofa Transfer. st. Paul, Mnn.-Barrett
* zimmerman r port the demand from
out OF town fair. while Inquiries from
IGc-l "a tsis a-e meager. The Le,ter
class cf horses were the movable kud
common grades are at a stan Ist n.
FRO. S held low. Values:
DIdItef5' extra .....................S'1 5lfigO
DraitcrS. choice ............. PM
Farm mares, extra ..... tID1, I3i
t,- III iLdre5' cho.cc .........-......lVUi 10
Farm mares, common TO goot...s o a. 10
Mules .................. tlfl,I3j
CHICAGO. July 2.-Cattle-Receirts.
1900. including 800 Texans; native and
Texas steers weak; butcher stock steady
20 slow good TO prime steers 81 2Olt6. %:
poor to medium, N.lOG5 10: stOckcrs and
FEEDERS weak. S2.5O0i.6O; cows s. .GtItl .Gj:
helterS, 81. 65F1J. Gamers, sac 50; bulls
y .3IJ4 80, calves steady, %nG 10. Texas
fed steers 81 .25Q5. .; Texas grass steers
S4JyH4iO, Texas bulls 81 GO1I3 80. Hogs
Receipts today, 1900; tomorrow. 300O;
ieft over. 300; slow: top. $G.25; mixed and
butchers. $5.SOlt6 r.; good TO choice heavy,
. g546 ~: rough heavy s. 8Da5.9O. light.
- 6l45! 10; bulk Of sales. S5.5nG.Uilz
Sheep-Reccpts. 1900, good native sheen
steady; Western weak; spring lambs
steady to strong: choice steady: others
slow; good To choice Wethers. - .JGdf. 20.
fair % choice mixed. Ga3. Is; Western
sheep, 50. 2j94; warnings. S3.7504. 10, ma
tive lambs, {3.2515.l0; Western lambs.
SiG5 10.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa. July 2-Catus-
Receipts. 80; market weak to Toe lower:
beeves. A.5Gn5.GO. COWS. bulls and m yed
}2.zWLZ; stochers and feede 3. S.5Onf-5;
calves and yearllngs, S3l5Hi5. Hog3-
receipts, 100; market 56tlGc lower, sell
INK at |}spFfbJ.tOf DLAh, ED-yt
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., July Cattle
Receipts, 300; steady: native steers =
U..I5; Texans, $3.5tH45O; canncr7. aug
2-25; stOckers and feeders. $2.Ea4 S. Hogs
Receipts, 11,COj; 5661Oc lower; heavy
S5.sOa540; mixed $5.s2HGI5 IS. pigs. 70
SIS; bulk Of sales. S5.821AlDj.s7l5 Sheep
Receipts, 1900; steady; common Aal
stock sheep. ,3a340; lambs. $flll5p
ST LOUIS. Mo, July z.-Cattie-Re-
ceipts, 500; lower; native steers S3Iglg
$50: sto kers and feeders S255lr As; 5ws
and heisers. $204S5: Texans. S2.JGDlel.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000: sc lower: picq.
S5.souJ45; Packers, S5.g5G5.e5. butchers
S5.9Op6.2e. Sheep-Recelpts. 600: lower
native muttons, S|.S03.5O; lambs. H-50
5.55.
KANSAS CITY, No. July 2-Cattle-
Receipts. 1l00O; steady to fOal5c lower:
native steers $4.5O6t5 90; Texans Sf6c5:
cows and heifers. S2.75a4.75; etockers and
feeders and bulls, $36p4.5O. Hogs-Fe-
ceipts, 22OO0: weak 70 SC lower; bulk OF
sales, s. .8O98; heavy, Sc. 95Q6 .O7Iz: pack
ers. s.. 8545.95; mixed, s. .SOll5 IS; workers..
s.. 65li5.85. pigs. g. 2545.60. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1900. steady; muttOns, s. 25lpi.JO;