The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-24

:. briees generally quoted 1oc higher. Receipts
m mi1ss ga 1o hss? $sS5asS5 light and Ebt
S. rs ;07 soS lbs &C. IS rs rs AZ
lbs g. $g 1ss b ss asa lps sso
So ODDS ta ana "a md g ~ bs $40 lbs
Pies and underveishts IL; 1s4 lbs, $3.50; 9,
s525 Is, los lbs, sis is IDS @0''' . 10 lbs
Stays s4 ard l., Boars $50 lbs 1925; $50 lbs
.CATTLE-,There was the usual light Saturday
run Of cattle in The yards to-day Butcher
Suckers St., and feeders quiet at steady prices.
Mich daaas COWS a1 show no change, Yards wei
gu tsn &c Cows and He,f eEs
1os 7 S lbs s. 1os Ss2 r.; = i17o lbs s2
cus IS 81 and saR s ees lbs $a2s
Us $5s5 /, Lis u.s. s25e ST. T. $50 lit es,
Veal Calves-3, 100 lbs, $3.50; l. 40 lbs,
S4:75; 1. so lbs, s475. =,
SICK s p snq ss Essaes iss sss Ss
2 4o5 lbs BIS s2s5; l. go lbs, $40: =. -. -,
ea5 lbs, s. 40; T. $50 lbs 81; j. $50 lbs So s2.55:
| Mich Cows and Springers-1 COW and 1 calf
500; and 1 calf. $26.5O.'- /, ~ g.
westerns with only part On sale Some " tight
orally quoted steady YESTERDAY slightly low
IS lambs. S. lbs: s5.25;e lambs; 50 lbs. $50
ss5 j., we ths 1876 lbs $50: wethers lo5 lbs
$3.75; buck. 200 lbs: So. :, -. :. =
AMONG the shPpeEs on the market
co esttf: & s' Hsra
I,ewisville. Peterson =, ,Hayheld; =; z.
Valley, Boomins Prarie;s ". J tsu Hende r.
SON. Durham s Carpenter, GAINESVILLE: J. G. Nor
5sGa fES! akf asssoss esa Gsae
R Rens Big T Timber Faddep Aryia;
Rt s1Ggx CITY !; . .FT1 STOCK #;
gain Owe last s. Week aeAe the n0a
stockers and killers. The stocker. trade has
been fairly satisfactory to the shipping In
and there has for
have not been in as liberal supply as the de- de-
hands of commission; men and dealers that
they have been unable to Gil. The desirable
good 900 to, 1000 cattle from $3.65 to $500
and the fair grades from $3,29 to $500 The
WITH the steens and
| The demand for stock heiferS has been light,
but the receipts were not more than the inquiry
could well take care of at steady prices, selling
| from $2.15 to 265. The general market has
active each day. good clearance has been
made in the yards and very few cattle are in
! the pens to feed over Sunday.
The larger share of the fat cattle supply COM
| prised butcher stock of from fair to good ;nual-
/ ity. The proportion of. steers was not so heavy
as last week The market opened ON Monday
| with prices showing decline of dime but
/ with a reaction In the trade later, the closing
! quotations of the week are generally 1nGi20c
higher than Monday and about dime, higher
| than the close of last week. The best Of the
| 81 to 40. with the fair quality light weight
heifers sold from $3.35l3.7 10. with few odd
head of choice, COWS high as 81 The fair
! to medium cows sold from S2.5G to So and
Gamers and cutters from 81 80 to $685. ItF
HOGS-The marketing of hogs has been HberaI
and receipts show. falling of from last week
| of 1.21Q. hogs. The market has shown CON
| siderable fuctuation this week aud with a de-
| week was reached. There was strong advance
| for the next two days and the high day was
4. Wednesday, with sn average cost of Sc. 3eb
! With a slight decline at later end of the week
1 prices close, with hogs selling lac higher than
/ Monday and about steady with the close of last
4 week. The quality Of tie hogs has run to ex-
/ trernes and there has been a liberal percentages
/ of light weight stuff on the lnarket. -
4 81 SHEEP-The receipts of sheep were limited
/ to few cars but the quality of the offerings
WAS more desirable. The packers were eager
/ day at strong figure with last week. Lambs