The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-10

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Idl ewes ..........-........... 132 3 20
lambs -. ............. a ca.
1 fat sheep ............ 143
Mich Cow Exchange-Market very dnI
and quiet. Good mixers were offer d as
low as $3c032, but found no buyers Com
sales: q ~ (.
No. Prize No pr-oo
2-cows $50 COL 1 cow .....Se4GJ
COW ...-.-.. 81 col l COW ..4.... u 90
Among the h pres or t e m TX t 1ser-
y -. ?. Greeni BED Wing NJ. II. Moan.
L. Ike, Long Irai ie; Yo@ngr5n B os DOH
aldson; Peterson & Co., Azhby; Stevens
Bros t Osakis; p. Marks, Princeton; e,
Sank Center; c. Schneider, Delano: Hes 4.
IN 4 Julian, PeDin; Spaldiag & Fuller, Z
Maiden Rock; G. Mold, Nelson: M Re-
gan, Prior Lake; G. F. Putnam, Rig
Dennison, Morristown; A NJ Holton'
Renyon; F. F. Purfest. Kenyon; J.. M
Weston. Havana; J. ". Mortified. Lake
GIlty; Z; X Clementson, Zunbrota; r
doltz. Goodhue; F. Armstrong, J. Be-
ven, Royalton; G. b. McKenzer. KensaI.
r. SANDY, Elbow Lake; Hubred & Son,
duGman; j. OSterberg, Kensington. !
=; Daily, Kimball Prairie; Bank of Ma
PIE Lake, A. McCorquodale, olivia It
A Rude,< Sacred Heart; Never &, Koch
S;aTman; sampson q Co, New Richland;
Geha {. Stuebe. New Ulnl J. Drees.
wanda; N. H. DAHL Minneota; N. An
tony. Tounton: C. A McConneH. Belle
PlaIne; j. II. Termath w J. DARING,
LIE Sueur; w. Burgman, ST. James: DIM,
Gee Live Stock Co., Dundee: Trickev 4,
Genash, He-sey: q. N Leonard. Ham
mona; olson y Taylor Mapleton.
MIDWAY HORSE ARK Z; SssiF1f;
sofa Transfer st. Paul. Minn.-RarTetf e
fnI beanH report number of orders
l ne feature of trade in that line ii
nofSes IS encouraging. The demand
IRON the northern logging district
strong. Cold weather will effect 3fs
maintenance for five weeks hence
Volume Of receipts satisfactory; light
6ofses more plentiful on the market
5HFlces held steady en- all grades. Values
M e. n G -''.'.....- S135. GGGl$1l75 so
DDraft, cfo1ce ................ 0.098 125. 90
Draft. common to good. $1,000 In0 Oh
Farm horses, choice - 80.00Ss 1dS On .
CHICAGO, Jan. 9-Catt1e-ReceiDfs
2c'GeO, including 500 Texans: choice steers
sleady; others slow; butcher stock weak
70 70 d0c lower; good to prime steers, S5.25
9b,4e; POOR to medium, S. 6065. IS; sto 81
ers and feeders steady 10 S ow at sra
40 COWS, $2.6o4.10; hetfers. 81 656D4. 40 can
6-25; Texas fed steers. $4@I4. e.; Texas grass
steers, $3.30@4; Texas bulls, SIS az 81 :
d1ogGs-Receipts today, 1880; tomorrow
$1,000 (estimated); LETT over, $50; actly,
to sc higher; clio ed strong; top. $50:
mixed and butchers. S5.05@5 8 Il; good t
choice heavy. S. 1eQ5 20; rough heavy, 50
5.f0t light. $5.05@5.22 bulk of sales. $50
Q.30. Sneep-Receipts, 1909; sheen and
lambs weak to Toe lower; good to choice
Wethers. $3.15G4.65; fair to choice mixed
81. 40Gl3.S0; Western sheep, So. 75614 80; T5xas T.
sheep, $250Q3.50; native lambs s4st5. 80:
Western lambs. S505. 45.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 9-Cattle-
Receipts, 5000; steady; native steers, $50
3; Texas steers, s3Q3.S0; beifer5, $z1445.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; "a o. hi 7her;
heavy. S. 121z@ 5. 20; mixed, s. HOS Is; Ii h
S5-6719G5. LIZ: bulk of sales. s5.1e@5 Is.
Sheep Receipts, 2.9fO; steady mutIons
80; lambs, S4-25a5.4 30
ST. LOUIS. an. s. -Cattle-R Receipts.
SIS; cows and heifers. s.. 2564.65; Texas
steers. So 2504.70 Hogs-Receipts 5000: s
Be higher; lights. S. 1905. 20: packers. $50
5.25; butchers. s520@5.3G. Sheep-Receipts
900; steady to strong. Muttons, $40
AIS; lambs. 4.59I55. 80
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 9.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, 1900; weak to lower Native
steers, $3Go. 50; Texas steers, $3,25G1465:
cows and heifers, $294.S0. Hogs-Reeeipts
II, coo; strong to sc higher Bulk of sales
S5.01zsG5. Is; heavy. S5.0560520; mixed. 1906
@5.15; light. S4e5G5. 12i2. Shcep-Re-
ceipts, 1000: steady. Lambs, sl@55O;
mutton. $2.506f4 Is
SIOUX CITY. To-. Jan. 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 500; market steady to weak:
beeVeS, sos; COWS, bulls and mixed, 1926
%; stockers and feeders &S.50G4; calves
and yearlings, $3.25@3. IS. Hogs--Recelpts,
5000; market 5@10c higher; selling, $50
5.15; bulk, $5-05@51e