The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08

South st. Paul. Mimi, Sept ESTIMATED re-
ceipts at the Union stocqyards today: Cattle,
1.5Oo; calves 25 hogs. $40; sheep. 100: cars,
The following table shows the receipts from
JAN 1, 1906, to date. compared with the
Ssas period cattle ii 1902 Calves nos. Sheep
5 se5 5 SsSs7s sSs iss9s
Dec Dec 80: 80: :2l,7si 2's2 1851 ;7sio4 a.;
The following table shows The receipts s,a thus s
far in september. as compared with the
Year. Cattle. Calves Hogs. sneep. Cars.
} }sSs 1ssss h 81 1855 1855 81 81
Dec Dec: 80: .. 20: Il lis i,7ss ID
Official receipts for the past week arc as fol-
lows: 1.'7
Date. Cattle Calves. Hogs. Sheep Cars.
A Sss3 a.. sS5 1es sSs sM go
s ssS s sss s &c 1sss 81 81
s sspt e i 422 g s sss 2 81 s
Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
Ior the Gay BY loads as follows: Chicago Great
hiesso ST. oH Psa ompha
Great Northern, 1; Northern Pacific. So; total,
Disposition P, OF stock Friday, Sept. 7:
Swift & Co..: 50 1876 IS
H. H. Bracket ......... 8 -, =:
o'nes buyers ..''''.'...' -. 70
Tetels communal. Al ao5 50
Date Ay:wt. Av.cost. Price Range.
sept ts eess S'4 SO 1 isss 11g 1So@e 81 &
ssps :s sss s s:ss $685. $685.
Sept SEPT e;....... 422 IS ses 1854 Il
SEPT Rox price, s;:sd 2s7 R.es Ss snt
to $3.50 bulk ssa 49, d S5asss
ens sos s to esoes
s choice ;ssSSss; heavy, sSn%on. sSs CO. g.
1f Ss $780, 49, isS IT,.
g. 2ss lbs. se;1o; IS, $50 lbs. s5s5; 1a, s1o
TO- 2se lbs $3.50; IS, 1888 lbs, $780, 4e 40
s., Pigs R0 ,Y and Underweishts-2 40 lbs,
cATTLE. Fairly liberal run Of cattle sched-
Tlsd the big end being westerns billed thru
ers remain steady, tho little in the Ho yards ards
Butcher Steers, i.os4 Si lbs $3.50: l. 1850
s g: 1so l ns7G . 49, SsSS Toss Ds s So lbs
Butcher Cows and Heifers-1. $50 lbs. So;
Ito lbs; 50; g. 7se lbs; s2:s5: 2. LILO lbs,
- lbs j. iacc iSs Ssas l. $50 sss lbs
Cutters and Canners-1, $40 lbs, 81; I, 1000
lbs, $175; 9: 800 lbs. $1.75; 0, 05a lbs s1.5o;
Butcher Bulls. 1',71o lbs, 50: 1. 1000 lbs,
Veal calves-2, 1870 lbs $3.50; 1, 25o lbs.
1925: I. 12o lbs, IS; /. 210 lbs S4.25: /, 23o
lbs; $3.50; 8 11s lbs, s.; I. 100 lbs. $3.50: 49,.
4, 1882 lbs 1920; 8. 7sa lbs: 1925: l. $40
7e slbs. $2.75; 7, eos lbs $40; 8, 4os lbs 81 40
Stock Cows and Heifers-1, 1910 lbs. So;
!. 800 lbs, $40; TO- $50 lbs, 1920; 3, 914 lbs
sl:75; A., s52 lbs, $1.7o; /, blo lbs, $780,; 3,
6s3 lbs $1.25. 49,
l. stoc% kand Feeding Bulls, 100 lbs. s.. o5;
!, 300 lbs, ST., 2, e15 lbs, s1.7o; l. $50
Milch Cows and springers 2 cows, calves.
$50: cows, $50; cows, so; q cows.
calves, $e4. -. .. .s.-
sHEEP-skeep prices steady. Stronger tone
to the lamb trade. Demand strong for feeding
sheep and lambs. @f1 80
Killing Sheep and Lambs g. lambs, Z lbs
su sa.R LAMBS 1s 20 80, b. Is bucks 100 lbs
Stockers and Feeders-1o lambs. 81 lbs $3.50;
152 lambs 63 lbs $685.; IL lambs, 66 lbs, S. rs
Is lambs. "a lbs. So. 10; 5S ewes, rs lbs. $3.50;
8 wethers. 90 lbs. S465. 80.
Among the shippers on the market Were: G.
Weisner. Spring Valley, Wis; John Bowe.
Candy, Mimi: Fred Larson, Elko. MIMI; n. @.
Nelson, st. Louis Park, MIMI: j. O.. Munson,
Cannon Falls. Mimi; A.. Weinzeril, st. Boni
facius, Mimi; c. II. Richards. Stewart. Mimi.
NEW YORK METAL, Sept. s.-Lead and COP
per quiet and unchanged. =.