The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-12-02

CA1'rl E-Markct lower; butchers steers.
GOOD 10 choice, 5.JUft6.25; medium to 5000,
! 10000; hcifcrs, choice t. prime, i159
$50: common to fair. 3.5ofI4.5c; cows,
prime. i5OajOD: good to choice, 500 80.
fair 10 medium, 31OQ3.4O; cutters 2.I5u
300: Gamers, 2.OOM2.GO; bologna bulls fair
to good, 3iOG3.65; common light, 2.9o03. %
feeders, BOO 100; stockcrs. 3.euu3.IJ.
Nj krrs and Sprngers lower, common to
GOOD, 2ont023oo; coed, 10000 1000; choice,
40 GOA 90
CALVES-Markct steady: choice. 7.5oq
$50; fair to good, 6.jod7.5o; throwouts,
/ NJ.JO, grasscrs. 4.UDQJ01.
SHEEP-Markct steady; good to choice.
; ,ya5 %; yearlings, common to fair, 3.l54
lambs good to choice, 6.25u6.7j; sheep,
good to choice, 3.75a425; sheep, common to
fair. 2JnQ3 %.
CHICAGO. H., Nov. o9.-The Chicago
Live Stock World says: Packers are re-
garding damage to corn complacenty, as II
means more beef. In many sections of the
west snow and moist, humid weather have
created a condition that renders cattle
feeding imperative. This is injecting life
into the feeder market ana creating Il
broad demand for stockers. W. $. Tasker
who returned yesterday from Nebraska,
says that III many of the big corn produc-
ing sections Of that state snow had buried
unnusked corn, beating it to the ground,
and growers who had not contemplated
beef making are sending imperative orders
to market for feeders. A similar condition
exists in many parts of Iowa. Cattle feed
this winter. as THU steers are selling much
higher than year ago."-W. l.. G.
CUDAlGY, Wis. Nov. 29.-Receipts, 1000
hos Marke, dr higher Mixed packing,
7SDlts. IL: poor to good heavy packing, Isl
as %; medium and butchers. s15M S25;
select packing and shipping, s."50S.35; fair
to good light, 7.1oaso5; pigs and rough. 100
uI.5n representative SAFES; - hogs, aver.
age 223 ut 800; 80 hogs. average 20 at
Is: IS hogs. average 81 at SO; 10 hogs,
average 80 at $50; IL hogs, average 222 at
SO; - hogs. average 293 AT So o. hogs,
average IL at G9I; % hogs, average lS5 at
500: - hogs. average 1876 ut 100; 81 hogs,
average l9+ at 500; ~ hogs, average 1913 at
-: II hogs, average 1oI ut 100.
CHICAGO. H.. Nov. 2o-Cattle-Rcceipts
estimated at $1,000; market steady to i0c
lower: bcrvcs, 39pu9l5i Texas steers, 3. -
GtEso: western steers, iOouI.Jo; stockers
and feeders. 3~lou5.3o; cows and heifers,
olUQaG5: calves, 6.25dS.Jp. IIogs-Re
CENTS estimated at 10000; market 5HloC
higher; light 7.G5mS 20; mixed. T.SodS3o;
heavy, 7.S5US.35; pigs, 6Gnu1.I5; bulk of
s.l'rs : 1uuS - ShrCp-RpCoiptS estimated
AT 10000; market steady; native. 2.15Gt5o0;
western. 3opllJoD; Ycar,ings, 5.35465o;
lambs, native, o.oo4I.1o; western, 5,o0u
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. 29.-Cattle-
Receipts. l2,0pO; market steady; native
steers, 47JGs.5D; natives and heifcrs, =. 25d
GOO: storkrrs and feeders, 3.25M6D. Hogs
Receipts. 1000; strong to &c higher; bulk
of sales, 7sOMs.2 20. Shecp-Receipts, 5000;
market steady; muttons, 4.2545.J0; lambs
GopaT5O
ST LOUIS, Mo, Nov, 2o.-Cattle-Re-
cciptS 800; market steady 70 shade lower;
native beef steers, 30 a 10: cows and
hrifcrs 80 a 80; storkers and feeders,
?. IUuJ.25. IIogS-Receipts. 12,oNO; best
grades, strong; others lower; packers, 7.7J
as Ia; butchers and best heavy, I9JuS %
Sheep-Rcccipts, 300: market prospects
lnwrr; native mutton. 33Ja,J.U0; lambs, G.Ol
aI.5".
OMAHA. Neh.. Nov. 29.-Cattle - Re
,,t,, '.at hos Sta 9TH
Zoe lower; native steers, l.oodS. -: cows
and heifers, 2.Oou5.oo; western steers, 80
ass; stockers and feeders, 2.1JG0 10
HOgs-Receipts, 5000; market 30 higher;
bulk. S.O5@s. 10, Sheep-Reccipts, 400;
market active. strong; lambs, b1,Gt7 80;
sheep. 10000 %.