Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19
MILWAUKEE sToCKYARDs REPORT

HOGS-Steady; mixed and butchers 5.45
MASu; packers, a.31uo.6 %: rough heavy,
4l903.1o; coarse stays, 4I5U5.1O: light,
5.&503.I0; pigs, 4.25Gi5.OO.
Receipts at the milwaukee yards were
much heavier than expectations warranted,
lh'rS helnS ngarN 200 offered with a
between a.6o and 5.Id. Mixed and butchers
STOCK was quoted from 80 to $50 or the
same at Saturdays prices. Quality was
fairly good rs It Monday run
CATTLE Strong; butchers steers
Eood 10 choice. a-2506.25; medium to good,
4.0Od5.oO; heifcrs. medium to good. 425lf
90: common to fair, 3.OO03.T5: COWS. good
to choice. 35o04.5o; fair to good 275dI:.25;
Gamers. l3oQ2.0O; cutter, LOG go; bulls.
good to choice, 3.IJu-i. -: bologna bulls.
common to fair, 3.OOG3.50; feeders. 4oUQ
400: stockers, 3.OOU3.T5. Mixers and
springers, choice heavy, 35,0eQ45,Oo; COM
mon unsuitable.
The cattle market was a bit stronger. hut
nothing was received in this Inc here today
calves were steady with - offered while
sheep were the same with no consignment
on nand. A good run of all kinds of stock
Is expected at the local yards tomorrow
and with the present range of prices ON
filed.
CHICAGO. H., June 15.-Cattle-Rcccipts
about 20,UoV; market steady to strong:
becNes, 5.OC aES5; Texans 4.G506.OO: west
erners, 4.GOu6.O0; stockcrs and feeders.
26ou5.5O; cows and heifers, 24ouG.dO;
calves, 4.500625. IIogs-Receipts about
5000; market 5c lower; light. 5.2505. i-l2;
mixed, 530d5. 72l2; heavy, 5.25Gt5.15: rough.
5.25Q5.45; god choice heavy, 5.45Gg5.I5;
pigs. 4.35Q5.25; bulk of sales, 5.GOH5.I.
Sheep-ReceiptS about 10000; market
steady; native, 3.40@5.40; western. 3.4olD
$40; yearlings, 43oQ5.70; lambs, 425q6.Go;
western, 4.50d675.
CUDAIIY, Wis, June 15.-Receipts 1900
hogs. Market sc to Toe lower Common
to good packing, 5.30Q5G0; good to choice
butchers a1d heavy, 56O05.T5; fair 10
choice light, 5.25@5.65; pigs, rough and
mixed light, 4OOQ5.30. Representative sales.
% hogs average POI at $40; g. hogs, aver
age 222 at $50; 90 hogs, average 357 at $40:
% hogs average 3OS at $50; II hogs aver
age $40 at 800; 50 hogs, average 225 ut
5.6o; 40 hogs, average 242 ut 5.15; 81 hogs,
average IA at go; ST hogs, average i9;l
at J.60: - hogs, average 115 at 4.75.
81. LOUIS, Mo, June 1J.-CattlC-RC-
ceipts, $500; market steady to strong
Beef steers, 4.750790; stOckers and feed
erS, 3.O0MJ.OO; cows and hefcrS 3.UOM65O:
Texas steers, 3.2J06.75; cows and heifers
1.15 a 40. HogS-Hcceipts, 5000; market
Toe lower: pigs and lights, 3.75G5 GO: pack
ers, 5.15@1560 butchers and best heavy,
10 to 15c lower; natives, 3.25d5.OO; lambs,
4.5O0D7.O 90.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., June 15.-CattIc-
Receipts, 1900; market for best strong. 9th
CrS slow; native steers. 5.O0I700; cows and
heifcrs, 3.5OM6.jO: western steers, 3.75It6 -:
heifcrS, 2.I505.OO. Hogs-RecoiptS, 12OOo;
market weak to sc lower; bulk of sales.
5.4715mJ. 5212. Shccp-Rcccpts. 1900: mar
ket steady, easier; lambs, 5.5O16.35; sheep
4.OOIGJJO.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 15.-No cattle
market today account of the Hood.
SHEEP-Steady; sheep, common to fair
2.50d350; good to choice. 400d4.IJ; iambs
choice to prime, 5.25GD6.0O; common TO fair
4.5Od5OO; spring lambs. 5.OOM7.0O.