The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-07
CATTLE TRADE IS
FAIRLY ACTIVE
GRASS COWS ON SALE PRINcI
PALLY; FEW GOOD ONES.
stockers and Feeders in Good Demand,
with Receipts Not Very Heavy-Fair
Demand for the Good Sheep and
Lambs-Hogs About Steady with Sat
urday, Receipts Remaining Light and
Demand Holding Good.

at the Union Stock Yards today; Cattle 1900
calves ears aoo hogs $50; sheep, soo horses, 81
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan Jan l. 1920; to date as compared with the
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1904 ....::. ss'5s5 2sss7 $780, 2so,225 1851
Decrease Decrease =: as.s. eo.o ao,42i 42os5 1'oss
The following table shows the receipts thus
Tar nar,od IN August I as compared with the same
o3 Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep: Cars.
1872 S SS55 Sc Sc Ss sss 5s5 l lSS
Sss i:ees}l for Leo vi t9o q
1n Rate % Cattle 5ss Calves. HOGS Sheep Cars
July si 1 81 2 1s 1 81 81 IS =
A Avg: S S:: IS IS q LEI ss5 IS IS S
A AsS 5 5::::: IS IS = + s. s. 3: ! !
for the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western, 90; Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
e omah a. 4; Great Northern, s; 500, 2o North
Disposition Of stock Saturday Aug. .:
Flrm- Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
WE W :, : Me SS;ci:t.::. 1Si 4ss d
Simmer Mi m St e Thomas: :.. " 10
Country buyers 119 .. ..
Total. ..........~ so5 4a2 80
Date. Az. W.T.. Az. Price. Price Range
July July 81: sss s 80 SsSS g
Aug. -1........... 237 $50 5.4o@5 50
Aug. 2.......... 21e 1921 5.4o@ $50
Aug 3.......... I7 5.641. O.6U@5.S
Aug. 4.......... PAL 1852 5.40M5 80
Aug. 5. ......... 241 $40 5.6505 rs
Hog prices steady with Saturday. Conditions
about the same and quality not any better. Re
ce1pts very light. Prices range from $50 to
$5.s5; bulk, $5.65@5.70: light fair to good quot
ed $6:75@5.s5; choice, s5.eo@595; mixed, S. 90
@5.75; prime $5.75@5.s0; heavy, fair to good
4o@5.65; choice, $5.75; packing grades, SOL
@5.40 Sales:
Hogs-i1, 1870 lbs, $685.; 81, 1s2 lbs, s5.s5;
As 1 Is lbs s5s5; H. 200 lbs, $3.50; ~ aTa
e3 III lbs, $50; p, 210 lbs, $780, il, 20
lbs $40; co. 231 lbs, s5e5; p, 217 lbs, S.. Is.
Pigs Roughs and Underweights-1s. 800 lbs.
CATTLE-Fairly liberal run of killing cattle
but o s 60. consisted mostg Of far grass
on most stuff, and demand very good sto eios
and feeders strong; receipts include compare
lively few punches for this side Of market Bulls
| strong, veal calves steady, mich cows steady
RStehtr i S{sSFs 6e o 81 T. NJ a2ss
4, 6so lbs, 1885; s, 1,16s lbs, ss.a5; i, i,iS5
bgSSsE cE s5 e?' Hs SIS lbs; $500 Il, es
$780, 2, 1,O10 lbs, $2.S5 s, 906 lbs $3.50:
10, 1o46 lbs. 81 SO; 10, 800 lbs, $40; !, 05j
lbs, $2.7o; 49, 1,141 lbs, s265.
lbs 10, s2$ lbs $40; is. 1856 J. i lbs.
lbs SITS; 2, $40 lbs, $1.25 - WV
90 Butcher Bulls, 1,245 lbs. $3.50; 2. 925 lbs,
sj e. s. s. 3 s; T. e go 90 s S: 4
S5ssk sao ESS?'9s 3Ss rs ss g 49,
50; 10, S12 lbs, So; G. $50 lbs, $275; 5, SO lbs
Stock Cows and Heifers-4. e17 lbs, s2a5.
Stock and Feeding Bulls 1,1s5 lbs, S. 90:
Mich Coz Cows xs and Springers ses; COW,
and l calf. $23. Wv : - ~
SHEEP-Receipts rather light Demand fair
Tor good sheep and Lambs Prices steady for
sheep and mostly steady for spring lambs. Very
cholce quality necessary to make top $3.50, and
nothing Of that kind here today, highest sale
90 Killing Sheep and Lambs-39 lambs, rs lbs
$685. 8 lambs, IS lbs, 1925; % lambs, 81
lbs, 500; II Gull lambs 81 lbs, $3.50; 8
ewes, SO lbs 50; 81 Gull lambs, SO lbs, 81
1 buck. 40 lbs. $2.75.
Among the shippers on the market were: G.
Maltersdorf. Norris Mimi; E. Nelson, Grove
! City; H. Harleson, Long Prairie; }. Peterson
| Williston; F. Hetchel, Barronett, Wis; NJ. R.
| Doollttle. Cumberland, Wis: W. a. Bergman
Wanda; r. 2. Whitfield, Mitchell, S D.; N. e.
Henry Britt %9tot $; D. j. Knapp Newark, s.
| Wyckoff, Newark, S. D.: c F Drewry, Bow
die. S. D.; William Phillips Glendale. s. D..
). hemey, Linton, N. D.; L. S. Larson, Hills
| boro, D.