The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-16


5 ..:.:....... AS 2.75l .....,...... 465 2.75
Stock and Feeding Bulls
............ 500 81. 75I 1920 81. so
l :. 80. $50 ESQ l ........... $40 2.75
Mixers and Springers-
: COWS and 3 calves. ...................$ S4. 90
l COW -. neutrality-suspicious.. 80 00
COWS and 1 calf : . 20 90
! COW and calf Observation-Disclosures. %. 90
COWS i,so,: o. 60
opL1hSef -; :..'.....'...,.......... Az
: cows and l calf ..:................... 81. 10
springer Observation-Disclosures. 81 30
sheep
Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ............ 100
week ago ..,,....,.~...........557 2
a year 60 .......... .................... 134
Quotations. Fancy lambs, $5.25@5 40 ;;
good to choice fat. lambs, $500. %; fair 20
good fat lambs, 81, $500; feeding lambs,
$3.25@425; thin buck lambs, S2.5063; good
to choice yearling wethers, $4.250460;
good 70 choice heavy Wethers, ST. 256D4. 50;
falr 10 good wetheFS; $46I4. %; good to
choice fat ewes, medium weight. 49, 500
$40; heavy weights, SO -25Q3 30; fair to
good fat ewes. $3Qt3:2 %; common, killers
S2.f045; good to choice stock and feeding
common to old skates, $7@92
Western feeders: Lambs, S405; ewes,
$222d2. 70; wethers, IS. 50q4.B0.
Receipts moderate. Trade slow, with
no quotable change in prices. One bunch
OF yearling wethers comprised the only.
choice stuff on sale. Representative
sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
No. and Kind, WtPrice.
- ewes .......-..................13 So. 80
% lambs .....- .........:............74 so
D ldIlIoS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c 500
Is fair lambs ............ "a IN
Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lambs
IL lambs ........-... .......,........ 81 s.. so
Among Tie shippers on the 10 market I;ef
son, Tyler; R. Spatz. New Germany:
Wienziere Bros. q Co, St Bonifacius:
Schneider Bros, DeIano; j. E. Patter-
son, Prior Lake; Goodrich & Hardness
n. h6ye, Oqrand; g.. w. Grove, Kas-
son; w, e lie Barron, lyle; J. Lynch
Dodge Center; Van Saun & Co.. Fart
pault; (. johnson, Grove City; Peterson
6Qkato; q. Mold, Nelson; O'Leary & Co,
WaterVIlle; 0. ]. Thompson. Milton. r
GIBBONS. MantorviIle; A. McCorquodaIe,
OllVIa; Hector l.. and S. company Hec-
tor A. Burg, St. Peter: l.. A. Dodge
truman; A. WoodhaH, Sedanj H Ander-
son, Madison; l. n. Brown, BOYD: Nc
Kay d -Swingle, Appleton; CALI Bros,
Madison; 2. Nelson Montevideo: O. p
benson. Cholkio; NJ. Condor, Clara CITY:
4. waugh Morris; w. Ryan, Shakopee: :
New Prague; H! A. Anderson. New
Rdchland; Ryan & Hoban. WaterviIle. r.
=. Nelson, Walnut Grove: Lerschen Bros
Ghent; A. D. Sackett, Durham & Car
penter, GAINESVILLE; Raymond Mercantile
company. A. II. Rosenquist. Raymond
e. L. Ogilvie.
Midway HORSE Market.
Minnesota Transfer, St Paul, Mimi
Barrett & Zimmerman report farm trade
the main feature of the market. There
was an unusual strong demand for chea,1
farm mares. The good grades. however,
moved more slow. Heavy draft hors %
were largely sold to local consumers. and
very little taken on speculative account
SSuppIles we're large of all classes Of
Drafters, extra s14502aA
Drafters, choice ..............,...1 20g5i *
Dr2ftefS, common to good 115GY lq0
arm mares, extra, .........,.. 13aSI5A
tarm mares, choice .......... 7OiN5lI On
farm farm mares, common to good -. 80II90
7' - ''''''''''''''"' .'s'.......... 50G 70
Chicago Live Stock.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900, including SEQ icy
ans; Westerns slow and l000f5c JoEyo,,.
good TO prime, $6.60t@7.45 poor to medium
S4Q6; stockers and feeders. 50 25Yi y,
cows, -25@475; heifers, s.. zoos. capge, 10
81 =; 2o4225; bulls, $2@45O: calves, s., son
6.90; Texas steers, So. 2566. 80.
HogS--Recelpts today, 24G0O: tomorrow,
ao,Wo; left over 1900; Zoe higher: close
easy; mixed and butchers, $5.95a6 GO: good
to choice heavy, S6.4096. IS; rough he ssG."
$6@6;3o; light $5.5GG6 3; bulk of sales 1esSS =
96.40 I'm u safes 90
sheep-Receipts, 16.eOo; sheen staadv.
lambs strong to 10c higher; good TO choio,
N9e -ers, $4.3oQ5; fair to choice mixed,
20. 'oet4.4o; w eStern sheep fed, $4.2515; na-
e I'VE lambs, $S.5o06; Western lambs fed,