The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12

correspondence solicited.
SOUTH sT. PAUL, SIOUX CITY.
Minnesota. iowa.
Common and Taflings- Steers
2............ SIS s.. $50 l .....s...... 720 81 .
Heller Calves
............ 1863 $2.S5L ............ ga s. 50
Mixers and Springers-
1 cow and l calf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, S35
cow and calf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 18
Sheep.
Comparative receipts:
1ota1 Tor today (estimateI ............ 12U
WEEK ago .'''''''...'.............. 762
"A year ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l52
Quotations; Fancy lambs, sos to $50;
good to choice fat lambs IS to IS "a: fair
to good fat lambs, $4.75 to IS; feeding
lambs, $3.25 to $4.25; thin buck lambs,
$50 to So. Good to choice yearlng
Wethers $3.50 to $4.75; good to choice
heaYy Wethers, $4.25 to $3.50; fair to COED
Wethers, 81 to $4.25; good to choice fat
ewes, medium weights So 50 10 So Is:
neaVy weights, IS Is to So 50; fair to GOOD
Iat ewes, So to S.. %; common killers, 50 Is
TO %; good to choice stock and feeding
ewes, 2.25 to $2.75; fair to good, s. 10
@z;Z2; common to old Skates 81 to g.
60 " Sz es5e -- feeders: Lambs, $4Q5; ewes,
$z.zoQ2.t5; Wethers, 50. 500l4 So
receipts very light. Demand good. with
prices ruling strong. Fancy light ewes
sold out of the feed lots at 81. Repre-
sentative sales:
King Sheep and Lambs
No. Kind. WI Price
u fancy ewes ............. 90 81 90
81 Iancy ewes ................. So 400
- lambs '-'''''..'............... rs 5.25
Il ewes Observation-Disclosures. 120 3 20
Among the shippers on the market
were: L. Rausch Howard Lake; Q. Z.
May, Norwood; M. @. Black. Cannon
pe aus r J.. " Jones, Goodrich and Hank
n b. Thompson, Fergus Falls: ] S
Larson, Pennington; @. Brenneman
Wheeler; A. j. Galagan, Elysian; l.. MI
" " eSLon; CIaremont; Maiden Rock Live
STOCK Co, J. d. Fuller, Maiden Rock; 6,
Nod, Nelson; c. Huber, Alma; M. K.
Wolfe, Kellogg; T. Olson. Zl1mbrofa :.
Hennney Mercantile Co., Colfax; Reinharf
9 smith Alta Vista; I. Ruesink, Lime
springs; T. =. Wood, Dexter; Johnson.
d6eterson q Co, Hector; Ferch Bros
ODESSA; W. w. Reeve Summit: 4. II
Joyce, Milan; Malsed & Williams VIII
T5GI; .. SWenson, Dawson; Frantz Il
wilkins Spring Valley; T. H. Webb Car
YIN, siege ~ Co, CORTLAND; H. H. Field
99SSo, =. w: Chamberlain, An1boy; A
y Sackett, GAINESVILLE; c. D. Blanchard
F0Aock; q. a. Mcconnell, Belle PlaTne.
Note-Among today's offerings Of far
GaLtle We're twenty EIGHT steers, fed Nv
n ~; Il. Niles and shipped in by j.. d.
Billings, both Of Fergus Falls which sofa
for Sc per hundred pounds. This Is The
largest bunch Of cattle sold at s1Ich a
price on the South St Paul market in
several years. The cattle were choice, bu+
not fancy They were mostly grade s;b07,f.
horns, but included some Herefor7s go
black cattle. They were picked un when
calves by Mr. Niles. Most of the cattle
Mere Mere tWo-year-olds, with a few yearlings
rms sale demonstrates what can be done
on the South St. Paul market. Packers
are ready and willing to paw inst aS bioh
q a price e.; Tor thousand cars of these cat
4 ee 1ne twenty eight cattle averaged
1'555 pounds, and nettled Messrs. Niles
ana Billings tidy sum Of money.
Midway Horse Market.
MINNESOTA TRANSFER. ST par1
jan 1l.-Barrett & Zimmerman renort
that the market opened featureIess with
dull and sluggish movement in ali
SaaoeS OF horses. The large supplies on
nand created great anxiety among the.
Shippers to close out, which thew did in
many instances at below country cost
OF horses. Values: 0o''
Dr rafters extra $155@ 200
0ratters, common to good. 7iS@ -j9S
arm mares, extra ....,. 1253 ~
Farm mares, choice ..... 1099 19S
P F Inn Mares common to good. $50 100
100 $1,000 Observation-Disclosures. 45f0 65
Chicago Live Stock.
Cat Gitattle-Receipts. 300; steady; good to
prime nominal $6.6007 90; poor r. ny ~
Q450, cows, $12504. IS; heifers SpS, 20
~ ner rs 81 1902 30; bulls, $2a4. 50; calves
$7:50Q6 70; Texas fed steers, S.. 25a55 -
dddd69gSi@ oft To-Day. 22,ooo; Monday, S.
ed and butchers, $500. As; good to cb N5i%o
heayy, 81; 25Q6.55; rough heavy. Sc, 90656 Il.
e1lght, s.; 1905; bulk Of sales, IS. 95gD6 NJ
i9 a1'7932 2,oOo;, sheep steady:
44;I5; fair to choice mixed, So 505i4 ~
w w e ester sheep, fed $404. 70; native lambs
% c9g96.lO Western lambs, S5d6.
OH 0G ba yesterday Receipts Cattle,
Cattle, 1,775; hogs, 1872; sheep, /, $50.