The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-08


Hog prices rule steady. Receipts moderate
4salty an ,gS good Prices range S. 20 to sss5 bulk
ss$s Issys sSs ts $685. ssss; @ to TO
Hogs-se, 22s lbs, se.s5: 90, 2a1 lbs. ssss:
2ss n sssS g. s" s g ss S. Il.
ssse: e &ss is.s sess; 'G & 5e. is; S. ss e
Is, is sos 51s e sss Ss lHs H.,
Stays and oBars-1 40 lbs. IS: :25; boar. 100
lbs, $3.50; l boar, 24o lbs, So; boar, 2so
'0s; SAfTLE-Receipts ri rather light, showing good
steers among the offerings Demand good for
beef and prices steady with the weeks de-
ket being some better than first days. Veal
calves strong. bulls and milch COWS steady.
Butcher steers-1s 1,o12 lbs, s4.25; 2 1,o5o
Butcher Cows and HeitersIl 1900 lbs 50 2s;
lbs, So; i, 1925 lbs, IS; /, i,cso lbs, S.; l.
I,1so lbs, ss;, l, 1000 lbs $2.s5; l. 1890 lbs,
But Butcher Bulls 1,a4o lbs, s2.75.
Veal calTes~s. 15o lbs. $4:so:, 5. ~ lbs
4S lbs: 25 @ 1Ss Ss, s. isS aS5 iss lbs 90 &C.
stock Cows and Heifers-1, 600 lbs. So; 900
es sSs e.; @ g. s' sS iss ssss; l'' oS
"a and /, Feeding e gs @ r: ,k go lbs s ss
saSe; s 90? u.s. asS s1iS ibs sa5o T. i,o5S lbs,
Mich Cows and springers-2 COWS $40; COW
sHEEP.Fairiy active market, and prices
steady to strong for sheep and lambs Quality
of sheep mostly very good. ,,.
54 lbs. $3.50; 120 lambs, SS lbs, S675; - ewes es
1922 lbs, $3.50; III ewes. 80 lbs $40; ~ -
ewes, los lbs, $40; 5 ewes, 100 lbs, S5.ao
20 ewes 81 lbs s'so; 10 ewes 1sS 1sS iSs' lbs e.
ewes, ewes aS aS' lbs, u.s., ss.75.
Among the shippers on the MARKET * Rsy mere c,ty
Wis: D. Farnsworth, Minneapolis A. Seger
strom, Hudson, Wis. E. B. Ahern. LsSoh So1
NJ D w G IoWry Rodgers n
WordelI & Lilly, Fessenden
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, June s.-cattle
Receipts 1000, including 300 southerns; mar
ket strong; native steers, S4.25Q5.so; souta' n y
ern steers, ss.5o@4so; southern cows, s2;2oa ssS
srs ss' and ns'ise feede1s s9sS I
calves, $3@6.25; western fed steers, $3@S:zo'
western fed cows, s27o@425 aosaeseip1s e aG@a a5
nias ngas' and iisSts, s5.so@6.4O sheep--Receipts
1000; market strong; muttons, $e@6Zo; iamos
s5.5o@7.4o; range wethers' Sogo'S'' ie" ewes
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, June s.-cattle.Re
CQf
sSys a1d seitfss Texass s0 ss7o@o calves
@72S HogsReceipts aooe market ssessy oG
mixed and butchers ses5@sstsSo so g9Sd so haaSg isSt
& S1x j s ssie. aS;s pFs sssSs
lambs: fen4bs S; s.. S.so;@4.io =.
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK. June s.-Receiptss
cattle, 500; hogs, 500. Hogs weak; sales @ n, ~
ssa1 ss Sstts Sst,ss sts'ay 1s Yrs ss sa6 l
5s ss ss ss snd lbs
3 so lbs. 1915; 4, 1,01O lbs, $4.2o; calves ant
yearlings 4so lbs $40; O. go lbs nsSs, fs; 20
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, June Seattle Re
ceipts, 1000, including 200 Texans; marse M
ers. $2.5o@4 40; cows and heifers. s21o@S
Texas steers. sS@4.75; cows and heifers. $40
"a. Hoes-Receipts, 5000; market - &C CO lower s6
Pss snd dns shts Best s@se Sssys Rss
Receipts. 1000; market higher; natives, S3.1
ae.15; lambs, s6@@s.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK, June s.-Cattle-Re
ceipts 1000; market steady to strong; nafip "
steers s425@5.5O: cows and heifers, ss.25g = 90
ssi. snd and stss sssssf;
IA. 60O:14 market 6tedQys pulk VI SnhSc Po'oos
8.371t. sheep-Receipts. 1000 market strong
lambs se@e.5o; sheep, 81 4,76@eS.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Tran.
| fer ST Paul June S.-Barrett Zimmerma
/ report the Canadian speculative buyers are draw
| ing from this market for their supply, ana tnlf
! with the retail demand, is keeping the marke
/ ing the class of horses needed. Drafters at
| at a standstill. Mules are all at work. Prlces
| Drafters extra, S205 to $3.50; drafters, cnoaGt
! $3.50 to $225; drafters, common to gooa, gig
/ to $50: farm mares, extra, $l35 10 $loo' tarl t
/ mares choice, $120 to $135; farm Mares con
mon to good, $s5 TO s12o; delivery, - ensle, sIs
% s,70: drivers, s1s5 to $3.50; mules. accoSt
ing to size, $40 to 1926
Jackson to Watson: "The Missouri crop y
port suggests the same yield as last year. -
/ COO Ooo bushels. Local professionals are loadtn
up with wheat on the wet weather in II
northwest Our crop reports from there an
| Canada are of the most favorable character.
Is worth nothing that Minneapolis SeptemDt
i wheat has gone to discount nnder ours an
that our July wheat Is losing ground as con
pared with the September. The reasons Il
these changes are that there are liberal SUI
ii plies OF old wheat and poor demand EuroI
terially in putting wheat out Of line +
! EXPORT We still believe that America Is In Il
| EXPORT column and that when we have su
81 plus that that surplus will make the price
wheat.
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