The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-02
CATTLE; DOWN AGAIN |.
Another 1oc Comes Off To-day Max
z:@5t ing "a Total Of 25esto. 35c.s
~ ,s@ }. forsthe Week. .>...e Il !.
Light and Mixed Hogs We're Strong
II ser. and Ruled About Sc =
Il: 8 .1::24: & z5t Higher: ~ Il. *.,< =,

IS; Sonth St Paul; Mimi, oct.N2.-Esttmated re
eelpts: at the Union stock yards to-day. Cattle.
e eeo; calves $50; hogs, 1900; sheep, 5000; cars
The following table shows the receipts from
same perod n e 1ao gate as the
ses es ssS aHgs shssp
ne 1896 1855 1851 i ii. ~ Ss
The folqvine table shows The receipts e;aIs thus
X 3ss5 catts Calves. Hogs Sheep Horses Cars
1901 1922 1,2e1l 1o7 ~ s,s4e ~ 1926 1l2
Dec. ;: 4os ;: 60 2 s2;7 *. - sas j
Official receipts for the past week are as fol-
E Rats * Cattle Calves HOGS sheep Horses
s sspt e. e. S SsS III II s 2s &c. 2S &
5SsP' g. g - g IS lis f$
81 Ka1lroads entering the yards reported receipts
Chicago Great Western: 4; Chicago. Milwaukee
& St. Paul 5; Minneapolis & St. Louis g.; Chi
Northern. 5; Northern Pacific. "a; Chicago, Bur:
lington: & Quincy, 4; 500 Line. 10; total s..
Svt55 8 ~ 5ssi sDf g.
sli% Sim R'1$ Thomas: ID u ::::. .s
4 l. E E7a p't7 ' / 49,. ::::
Country buyers .....1,4 94 46 LAS
w. Z. Bronson. ..... sc
Totals -. 49,. .oa2 1892 2.1es
cATTLE-Buteher cattle 1oc lower total
d IN do5 the week Of 23@a5c Feeders
slow and weak. veals. bulls and mich cows
steady Sales:
Butcher steers-1, 1920 lbs. SO. 3d. /. $50 lbs,
Z $50 lbs. ss.o5: 5, 1.122 lbs, $40; a. eeo
SIC cqt lite g. and aGs p Sso 9s s.
e: g. q? iso 'Gs u.s. $780, 49, $50 ,es
rs StG * s q Fsssing Steers oes. s.; 2.
:; So Ss s5 49, s S' IS S. s.:
81 s1o D. lbs, $40; l., $50 lbs $3.50; L. 600 lbs,
Stock and Feeding Bulls-2, $50 lbs, $3.50;
M Mich Cows and springers-1 COW and ! calf
$50; i COW and calf. SIS. '
Hogs-Light and light mixed hogs strong to
Sc higher Heavy and heavy mixed; steady to
common t. fair Price range; ss75a74o; bulk
Is: s&S &c ss Ss e. $S 81 g. 5H' 81 & Ss
s.: 2e:2"1 e :lI3 lbs, $50; 7s. 1e1 lbs, $40:
| 100 lbs, S6.25: 3, 1913 lbs, $3.50.
Sheep-Receipts heavy: only small part o.
sale. Prices steady on all kinds; demand onl
| fair: Fancy sorted lambs sold at $4.7Q.
$40; Is lambs. 50 lbs 81. IS; 8 lambs a lbs
@st55r: 81 f. IL ssl s. iss lbs S.
Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lamhs--55 lambs
6s lbs, $500; 1s lambs. 70 lbs. $50; 20 lambs
Among the shippers on the market were: D. T
| Jones'. Wadena; B.. E. Wadsworth. Danube; G
G.. Perkins. Cokato; r. Spatz. New German; Hal
Bros. Foley; 6. Mold. Nelson: c. Huber. Alma
| Rohrer Bros. Cochrane; O.. ]. Thompson; Melton
| Molm & Donaldson. Morristown; lIeaney Bros:
| Goodhue: j. S. Larson, Pennington: j. G. Gard
| ner. Hammond C.. NJ. Anderson. Waubay: G.
! Murray; Drayton; O.: c. Nelson Battle Lake
Hawler> Bros, Burtrtirn; g. 20. Martin,- Lewis
yilae:: j Erfnrth, Anew RicidandcJ: N: sschoty
4 Mont gomery - Lerahen Bros. G. p. Sackett
GAINESVILLE c 81. chaniberlain. aAn1boy; D. wal
let. Blue Earth: Loolnis Bros. Jeffers.:-
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Oct Cattle. re
ceipts, s.OoOi Including 5000 westerns: marke
steady: good to prime steers. s7;;25@s. so: 20 POO
to medium, $3:75@7:' stockers and feeders, S22
@5;' cows: s.: 1904 50: heifers 81 2o@5:oo: cal
ners. $1.40@2.41; bulls, $20t4.5O; calves. s&al1
| Texas fed steers, $3(64 30; western steers 3d. {