The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
BEEF run
The First Western Cattle of the
Season on Sale.
PRICES STEADY ALL AR0UNI
Hogs Shade Lower, and Sheep
Dull at Prices Barely
Steady.

South st. Paul, Mimi, Aug 4.-Estimated
receipts at the Union stock yards to-day:
Cattle, 1,O50; calves, SO; hogs, 1,000 sheep
5O0b horses, 40: cars. g.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. !, 1902, to date as compared with the
same period in 1901:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep. Horses. Cars.
1902 5000 2s,117 Ss2, 175, ,9s5 1920 9,514
Inc. ....2,2yss .2,s42 5s,54s s8,1s5 .:.;: 1851
The following table shows the receipts thus
ha far in =, August as compared with the same
loes xesr cattle Calves s. shesg Horses ss Cars
7ssl 7s5 =: IS IS $ 1857 sst g s g g
Des o:ia receipts for S the 81 past sss Week are as
Xear M Cattle tie Calves Hogs :sheep; u Horses Cars;
July 81. 3e2 15s 943 212 So "a
Aug Aug L. L. 5ts sts s9f Ses 80 g 81 81 s ss
Railroads entering the yards reported re-
ceipts for the day by loads as follows: Chi
cago Great Western l, Chicago Milwaukee &
St. Paul 8, Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha 8. Great Northern 20, Northern Paci-
fe Il, 500 Line, 1S; total 62. .-'s@
Disposition of stock Saturday. Aug. 2: e.
Firr7 Cattle. Hogs. sheepp;;
S"HL, q 20 .l09 040 O5
". ". bronson ..........'... p L
'. H. hlng .................. o
Country buyers ......... .133 81
CATTLE-First western cattle to be put on
sale arrived to-day and made up the bulk
Of the receipts. Offerings included some right
good stuff, but nothing choice. Prices were
steady, with both killing and stock feeding
cattle.
Butcher steers-Two, 1850, s4.75; 2, 1:oeo,
81; l, 1,o4o, $3.50; 81 westerns, 1.157, $3.50;
"a westerns, 1O62,s 4.5o; 10 westerns, 1851 S.;
20 westerns, 1,O6s, 81; % westerns, 1,432, $50;
3, 1,1oo $4.25; 2, $50, $50.
Butcher tsd r. Cows and Hefers-one, $780, 80;
terms. 955. $3.75: westerns, $40, $40; 13
westerns, $780, 1925; 4 westerns, 1892, 3d. "a
westerns, LII. $3.50; 10 westerns, s2s, $40:
40 Cutters and 6 Canners-one, $50, $3.50; l. 1'o9o
Butcher Buils-one, 1920, So; 3, 1920, s275.
Veal Calyes-one, 16o, $3.50; l. 21o, 81; 8
107, 8; g. 215, $3.50. -->-s... ... .. -
Stock and Feeding Steers Seven, s13, ss.75
3, 42s. ss2s; !, 1000, ss.s5; l., SO: 8: Is wes
| terms, 942, 800; IS western 902, $3.50.
| Steer Calves-Five, 1922, 49,,
Stock Cows and Heifers-seven, 1856, s275
2, $40, $3.50. H.
| Heifer Calves-Two, 400, $2.75.
Stock and Feeding Bulls-One, 1850, 50; 4
Mich Cows and springers.Four cows and
calves, s145; l COW and l calf $45.
| Nv
ceipts light; quality common. Price range
81 .20@7. .35; bulk $7.26@7.3o; rough sorts, $3.50
Butchers paid $7.40@7.45 for a few sorts jus
/ fair, in quality. Sales:
: Hogs-49, 232 lbs, s7.20; 151, 224 lbs, $3.50
4 4S, 2S3 lbs, $780, &c. a25 lbs $7.30; Is, 2S8 lbs
i 1925; 81, 27o lbs, s7.s5; So, 273 lbs, $685. 2;
2S2 lbs, $3.50.
$6.25. ~ 1oa I.s,.-. ..'-
! SHEEP-Market very dull at prices barrel
steady Two loads of westerns made up til
:. bulk Of the offerings and these had not bee
moved at azlate hour. g..
q Five ewes 112, $3.50; q mixed sheep, s
$3.50; lambs, IS. 81; 1 buck, 100, $3.50;
!. ewes, T., s2.25; g lambs 6s $3.75. "
Among the shippers on the market wer!
!. C. Stuebe, New Ulm; r. Sherman, Fredericl
I H. e.. Henry, Newark; NJ Rankin, ~Bristo
Ward & Harrington, Bryant; c: G. Bradbur
Summit; F. Kruger, Twin Brooks; d.
: Davis, Long Prairie; H. Raymond, A. Bent
>, Braddock; H. Raymond, Campbell; Eckert
: Clappurt, Pollock; d. B. Clark. Herreid: /.
D. Elwood,- Cogswell M. H. Rude, Hennin
+ E. Halvorson. Northwood: Thiesen & Beno
. ken, Albany; l.. Opdal, H. Holman, Beltran
4 Bang g. Kirkweld. Ada; c. v. Vassan, Barne
! VILE: A:lJ Marsh. Argyle; A. F.. Refine
q Pelican Rapids; G. F. Hoff, Ashby; Steve
9 Bros, Osakis; Willis & Langridge, Velv
Q T. w. Baker, Carrington; ]. Stewart, Dor
: thea; W. B.: Hibbs, Sterling; w. Hawde
g Cooperstown; McDougall Bros, Jessie
t Jones, West Concord; A. Bagemiel, Casselto
y Mabey Bros, Lake City; B. A. Johnson, Cla