The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-06

sichWartz & Co. Lester Pra RE; E. Dem
ms, Hutch inson; NJ E. Blackford North
Wisconsin Junction; Berg * Co. May
Kinney Mercantile Co. Golfax. :, 1,hira'
raymond; J. Roberts. J. o. BILLINGS
EerSus Falls; w. H. Helberg. Ners and:
r. GIBBONS. M2ntorville; r. Huber. Al
ma; Maiden Rock Live Stock Co. Ma d
en- ROCK; NJ. Kinsella, MLlville; L1lgn-
IN q Co. CwatOnna; j. N Brown. Doyd.
~ -, X McCorquodale, Delhi; 5 SVEN
Hector: }. Friehist, Wood Lake O. oil.
son, Clarkheld; j. Shepherd, NJ nlngot
r. Bach, Wheaton, Erickson Bros ~
lava M Becker, Watkins; w. j. Giyrn,
st. Peter; w. Jentz, East Henderson.
a, ID. Sackett, GAINESVILLE; Farmers CO
Albert Lea; We.mer 8, Co; Col SPRINGS:
T n. e. Purferst. Kenyon; d Fietzer. Alta
CHICAGO, June 5..-Catie = RR escel1is
D,Cc0, Including tUQ Texans: steady. strorI1
and active; 81 carloads at Sc ana ovsr'
bttlcherS stock about steady: Slesrs
weak; Texans strong. top, S5.I5; & Oh to
primo steers, SJ.60GtS-l5: poor to Incdi,Im
4.5GGo90; st0ckers ana feeders weak. OK
cept fancy, S3G 4I5; cows. -. 75Gtf So; heif
SIS;Szoogs5IO; Gamers weak, $2n27o; bulls
dull, 2.S5GL6G: calves slow. Sl5Oll6. Tex
ASKED steers, S4.59m5.49; Texas bulls 81 X
I% :SS 1oS5-R Receipts, 5000: tomorrow,
z3''V0 te5iimatcG); left over 1000. .Aier:
TOP, $1T1la: mixed and butchers. $500
o'25.: good To chO 'ce heifers SOS ~.
rough heavy, Sj.6C@5.70: light, $5.656lj S7I9;
bulk Of sales at $5.SC05.s5. Sbeer-Ke-
ceipts. 5000: sheep and lambs wCaE:
good to choice Wethers, STAT 40: fair to
choice mi&ed, 53.G5nL2): Western sheep.
$e,Iglgf4g; yearl!ngs, $lS5QAGo; native
lambs $ia525; Western lambs, $t500525
SIOUX CITY, Iowa June 5.-Ca / e Re
celptS' 900 head; market steady; top s. 20;
cows, bulls mixes. S2.50dl.5O; stockers and
$500 so. Hc55-Rec eipts, 300 lend;
market STEADY; selling, $5.G1Q5.7O; bulk,
KANSAS CITY. Mo. June Seattle
ltece!pts. LWo; steady to strong; native
steers, s5Qt5. 50: Texans. 81. SOFAS. 10; cows
ana motors, s3.2Jg5. .; stocksrs and feed
ers f@.6Jp4.9e Iogs-Receipts. 22OOO:
steady to SC lower: bulk of sales. 81 s.
600 workers. s. .J0d5 Go; pigs, 81 .51a5. so.
Sheep-RtCeipts $500: steady; muttons
>3954l.s5; lambs. $4.75G5.75
ST. LOIS june 5.-Cattie-Receipts.
$500. steady TO firm; native steers "a IN
$3.50 COWS and heifers s2d5. 20. Teas
and indian steers. s.. Ggfi5. % Hogs-Re-
ceiptS 1919; steady: pigs, s. .GOIl5. 80: pack
6rs, $2.Icg3-S1; butchcrs. Sc. 85G6. Sheep
Receipts, 500: weak; muttons. S414 80.
lambs. s. 6505.50
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Mime
sofa transfer st. Paul Mlnn.-Barrett
q Zimmerman report tHat Grst-class
chunks weighing from ,2G0 to 400 pounds
were negotiated at Il range Of 1925 To $40
with strong tendency Of going still high
or. Heavy, draft horses We're holding
around $50. In spite Of the cXareme
scarcity Of horses in the country the ar
rivals were satisfactory and fully ample
t. meet the demands. Values:
DTatteTs extra .....................si55 0sls1
l'faILerS choice .................... l37Tt $50
Earm mares, extra .................. l.5fC 49,
I-drn mares. choice ................ 100 125
Farm mares, common 20 good. G50 50
Mules ........................... 1-50 ia
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., June j.-Cattle
Receipts. 900: shade stronger; native
steers. 54at5.IH: Texans, $359IL5G: COWS
and heifers, $3.CJfl48j; stocbers ana feed
crs. S3.ZlGf5. tcSS-Rcceipts, $50: shade
lower; mixed. E5.G7Isn57J; pigs. sIq55J:
bulk Of sales. $j.6Iiz ll5-219. Sheep Re
ceipls' ~; steady; common and stock
sheep, S3Gt3.s2; lambs. $l.25T5.15