The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-30

grades. $5.5O@5.B5 mixed, $570@5. IS; butcher
and heavy, $5.9o@5.95; nothing at all choice on
SALE IL " :S
Hogs-3a44,s 245 lbs $500; 65, 222 lbs,- $3.50;
So, 21s lbs, 1910; 3d. 1876 lbs $3.50; 30. 271
lbs, $685.; g, 22s lbs. s575; 81 1913 lbs. s5:65.
St. 80; Z, $50 lbs. s5.s5: 8, 1e2 lbs, $3.50 80
Pigs and zUnderweights-6, 115 lbs, 1926; 10.
Stays ; and Boats-1, $50 lbs, 81 so; /, 500 lbs.
CATTLE Receipts light: No quotab1e change
bafSes steer. VI
Butcher sfeers~1s,. 1928 lbs, s4.eo; 3, 1,o4o
butcher Cows and Hetfers.-2, ss5 lbs. ss;5oi
Ss7 lbs $40 ts q lo6 Obj lbs
Cutters and Gamers $50 lbs, s.. 20; !, e4c
Ssssf 81 and gssai9 s SSo ses IS
Stsss Cows Hsls r. ss2 SIS s e
no lbs $2.40; 1, 42O lbs, $3.50. 4
Stock and Feeding Bulls, $50 lbs. ST.
sHHEP-Receipts light Prices generally
quoted about steady with yesterday. Bulk OF
little stuff right choice, ewes selling up to 81 so.
3 10 spring lambs ~ lbs, 1925; IA spring lambs,
e. fs Z shosa
$3.50; shorn ewes, ITO lbs: 81; 30 thin ewes,
81 lbs, $3.50; II Gull lambs, 50 lbs, 50.
& Donaldson, Morristown; Cosgroye Co., N.
Dunn, lie sueur; c. Fox & Co.. Lake Crystal;
=. Pettis, st. Peter; J. Jentz, Henderson Live.
mond; G. Foster, Mapleton; F. Funk. Walters;
F. W: Schneider, Alma; Maiden Rock Live Stock
Co., Maiden Rock; Jones & Hardness, Durand
J. S. Green, Red. Wing; = Hegerle, st. Boni-
facius; f. E. Davis, st. Cloud.
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, MAY so.-Re-
ceipts Of cattle this week aggregate 10000 head.
Out Of this number 900 cattle were southerns
in ct transit to the northern ran Last
thru-billing leaving 5000 cattle on sale or the
same number as this week. The, stocker trade
for the week was satisfactory and the the, dealers
eager buyers for the available offerings and
bought up the supply each day az. at fully steady
week. The larger share of the offerings ran to
yearlings and heifer stun. and there was only
n1 e o
weight steers ranging from $685.. The 100
quality strong weight he1fers and feeding cows
sold from $2.S5@32O and the light hefers and
fair quality ss sold from
sold steady at $2,5O@3. The dealers have expert.
cattle IN the over Sunday
The marketing of killing cattle has been com.
paratively light, and the offerings ran mostly to
has 81
and prices ruled strong with the close of last
week, OF 15@2Oc higher than the low day OF
Thursday of last week. Beeves sold from 81 to
$40. there Being IN. nothing offered Of strictly
limited supply, and the few sales each day
ranged from So to s. Gamers sold around So. so.
HOGS-Hog receipts have been heavy, and
close to 10000 hogs have been marketed. All
the river markets have been loaded down with
hogs and prices have taken sharp declines at
all points. For the first four days hogs dropped
Soc, but with the slight reaction at the close OF
the week the market averages about 45c lower
than the close Of last At the present time
prices are at the lowest point at this market
SINCE DECEMBER. 1901
signed direct to the packers and there was moth.
ing offered for sale at this point The packers
want sheep at this point.
Receipts-Catt1e. 300: hogs. $500. q
% Strong ss Sal s., 81 1so lbs $3.50; 81.
Cattle-Steady T to weak. Sales ID. beeves
40 lbs, Sc IS; 10 beeves. 1880 lbs. 81. IS: 10
beeyes, 1. 40 lbs, 40; 8 cows. 1,O40 lbs $275;
9 cows. 300 lbs. $s.75; II cows 1920 lbs, 81;
II stockers 900 lbs. 81: 8 stockers $50 lbs
81 Is: IL stockers. z767 lbs, $3.50: Il yearlings
4so lbs, So: - yearlings. $40 lbs, $8.75; Is
yearlings, $40 lbs, $40.