The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27
NEW RECORD WEEK

Cattle Receipts and Total Car Re-
ceipts the Largest Ever Known
at South St. Paul.
Prices Dipped Moderately Hogs De-
8 creased and Prices Advanced
Sheep Run Lighter.
South ST. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 27.-!This has
st: Paul. Receipts Of cattle foc the week.
estimating an average run for to-day, will total
and e,2oo head for the corresponding week a
T ss on onaag Of
for single days receipts. new car record
was also made on Monday with s72 cars re
ceived For the week the record OF 1150O head,
head. Had all Of these cattle been put OH
sale; here the market would lave been swamped;
to eastern points Tie butcher cattle market
has ruled steady all week all kinds except
asa da ave neen eMe9 tn
Csc higher than week ago. In the stocker and
feeder sie. division there has been trouble: With
quality cattle. Compared With week ago
selling ead Naive feedea are sG @
the best and zoe lower on the common, Stock
steers ste are zoe lover on, the best and big 25c
ter sale than anything else but these have also
slumped and the best are selling weak to 1Oc
There has been a good demand for choice stock
calves but. the supply of the kind wanted has
been , very limited. Bulls are weak to 1Oc lower.
Mich cows steady.
Hog receipts for the week show a total Of
about :, 800, against the same number last week
The decrease is due TO the fact that the hogs
In the country are late in coming to market.
learned that there are plenty Of hogs in the
country but they are not yet ready for the
hold them, it is SUPPOSED that they prefer to
mature. them properly rather than let them so
out only, half finished. BETTER prices will re,
the same time and flood OF hogs results. Dur
ing t. the first part of the week the market went
has been on the other foot and the decline has
about wiped out the gain registered. While our
market has not dropped more than 20 cents other
are still in good condition here and the hogs are
selling for more money than at any other point;
head, against 1890 head last week and II, 700
head for the corresponding week a year ago.
The big receipts this week have included large
ana lambs are in good demand and selling at
| fully. steady prices. There is also a fair de-
mand for stock and feeding sheep and lambs. but
decline applies to
| stuff. Westerns would probably sell for much
Estimated receipts at the Union stockyards
today Goa Cattle. 12eo; calves 10; hogs 4'o
Jan. L., 1902, to date, as compared with the
same period in 1901:
Hsa GSye 4o H9gs a ShsSp EGGS
1901 1901 Ill 20 36s $40 429 1877 1927 1890 TO- 10Y
Inc. ee,3o3 4'30e 5o,525 145,os1 ~; 1902
tie s IT
pate. cattle: Calves Hogs. Sheep; Horses. Carr
1901: ;2oSso ,So1 2a717 29osl 2s2 1890 1879
Dec Dec s.o:c .::o $500 .. 49,. 49,.
oficiai receipts for the past week are as fol-
est 1sa Sattf s calves Hog sne s2s5 o"Fs
SsS{ 81 SSS g. g 2S 81 2 % g 8
Railroads entering, the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: -.
e Omaha $; Great Northern, 50; total 70:
Disposition of stock F caiis Sept o9 49, Sheen
swift & CO. s. :.:...... 14e e24 1Sts
h has. B BFos ::::.: D. 1 49,, % =
/ Simmer & Thomas. 40 80. ~.
t. 5o, B ri hnyers .: q >. &c
! + totals T.. e7os.. e5s:. 1,1a4
CATTLE-Recetpts liberal but largely ives:
Butcher cattle steady. Offerings scare and large:
ly common. Yards well cleared Of stock and
sts SENS s1 It ve GSo low f nTse steady
/ Butchers'- SteeEs-9 WESTERNS, 1856 lbs, $40;
30 and lPs $3Se $50 lbs
!. ,1eo lbs $3.50; g. $50 lbs So; B. oos lbs
Cutters and Canners-2, $50 lbs, $3.50; 1. sot
lbs, So: II ,O6o lbs, 1925; 3. ss7 lbs $1:75. i
butchers Bulls, 1910 lbs, So; 2, $50 lbs
STOCK and Feeding stesrs1e westerns 2es
$50 Ss Ss s7 "a; $50 rs iSs 4s 1es
i ft IS. IS 10. SCI lis, So; 8, $50 lbs $50
Steer Calves, ss4 lbs, $2:e5; il soa lbs
! = stock COWS ana Heifers-5, eo2 lbs, s24o; 2
eHefer GCalves-2, $50 lbs, 50; Z, 22o lbs, SLIGO
q, g. $50 lbs, 1926.
HoGszGood hogs steady to strong; Others a
sa5R zaE rough soFe ks
II sgs n 81 lbs 81 g., e? a I5 s. 49,
|
sHEEP-rrices steady. Nothing choice OF
sale in the killing line. Common stock stuff NOV
ing. but at low prices. Western feeders found
good sale at steady prices. Sales: "
| killing Sheep and Lambs-7 lambs 20 lbs
$3.50; IS lambs. 81 lbs. 81. 20; 70 lambs, 6s lbs
S. i a9 aDs 20 lbs s.: % - e"tS 40
Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lambs-32 lambs
7 62 1bs, 1925: So lambs, 4S lbs $3; Gull lambs
40 lbs. 81: 652 western feeders. 90 lbs: So. 30.
! Among the shippers to-day were: F.. =. Brap
err. sLarimore: C. p. Void. Milaca; G. Wiesmau
Elmwood: II. II. Field, Osseo: S. Sampson
Spring Valley. Wheeler & Watkins. Batavia
Aiibee Bros, New Richmond; W. Jentz, Hender
Walnut Grove. NJ II. Burg, Nicollet; c.. Jones
! West Concord. ,c..-'# g. r.. % =
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK. Sept 27-cattle
300. Hogs 1.50OIs Hogs: loo lower. Sales
e. hogs, 500 lbs. $7.12k SO hogs, 276 lbs, 81. is
63 hogs, 24s lbs; $7.2o; 81 hogs, 255 lbs $3.50.
Sales j. g ecs LIZ se lbs
$500; 8 cows. 1850 lbs. 1913; II feeders. 49,
lbs. $3.50; 8 feeders. 800 lbs, $500; 8 feeders
12O lbs. 81 81; 20 yearlings,s 4S3 lbs, 60; Il
i tearlings a573 Ibis, $500; 8 yearlings, 500 lbs
i $500. s@fto< T.,z- =,
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Sept o7-cat
tie receipts, 6OO unchanged; beef steers. 81. d3M
1905: Texans, SO. 65@l3.7O; and heifcrs, $40
4; stockers and feeders 50 4OGl4.75.
s7.35l7 .45; packers, s7.37hM7.45 medium
s7:4o@7.5o; workers., $7.45@7.55; pigs $6.45M
4 Sheep receipts none: nominal; sheep, s3.15@
3.S5; lambs S3.7O@4.25
=. z : 81 .