The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14

LOT GOOD, NO. l, fresh cows was good with a.
few more than usual in. but not enough 10
meet requirements. Forward sprfngers Of
good quality, sold we'll Gamers and common
stun, slow. Representative sales:
NO Price
2 cows -. ..... .........$ 1876 90
z cows 80. ......... 70 90
AMONG THE sHiPPERs.The ' follow 80 " y
shippers were on the market yesterday: Smith
& Brown, Steele 2 loads cattle; T. II. Smith
Steele loads cattle; Brockman Wells,
Little Son, Kasson, hogs; G. r. Haskell
sumner cI hogs; Long Bros, Chinook, u loads
Chilson, Northheld. hogs; E. Schmahi. Red,
wood Falls, hogs; Works, I.amberton. cattle
calves and hogs; F. Bigot Springfield, cattle
N. X. Wolfe, Kellogg hogs; NJ. Kinssa
Glasgow. hogs: G.. A. Jones' Durand, hogs;
T c. Edwards, Wapello. cattle; s. Berg
New New, RdchI land hogs and sheep J. T. Nelson
ard calves; Storem & Co., Mcintosh cattle
calves and sheep; J. E. Couch. Hallock, s
calves: H. Jackson, Fingal, cattle; BRAKEMAN
& Wells, Medina, cattle: James Wright
North Yakima, II loads sheep; Lindquist &
Co.. Dundee, hogs; Rae Bros, Livingstone,
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minnesota
Transfer st. Paul, Oct 13-Barrett & I'm
merman's report: A few buyers were on the
market, but not enWgh to insure a strong
demand. A large supply of good logging
horses were drawn in line for disposal. but
trade proved not as heavy as Anticipated
Trade on general purpose horses and drivers
was active. Local buyers were the purchas-
ers. The nominal value Of servtceable sound
horses, from to years old. as follows:
W.T. Price.
Dratters, extra, ranging .1.6o0 100
Drafters. common to good, ranging 800 %
Farm horses, extra, ranging. 500 120
Farm horses, common, ranging. L 400 70
., active and strong; native beef steers
81 4O95. 80; Western steers, s.. 1904 80: Texas
steers, $S.5O93 so; cows and heifers. 1914 10:
S Stockers and feeders s. 6o94 90 calves $3.50
Receipts, 800; shade stronger; heavy. S3,55
93: 62!h; mixed. $3.671k@9. so; light, So Goa
go; bulk Of sales, s8.571k@3 62H Sheep
94-4o; Westerns, s3.eo@42S; stockers. a 90
@4:1o; lambs. g. 5S@6. 40. cow
- M Ha CITY, Oct -Cattle-Receipts,
as steers, sSQ4 so; Texas cows s21O63. 60:
native COWS and heifers. $1,000. 75; stockers
and feeders, $3:s5@4.9O; bulls, 81. 5GSS. so
g :5O@3.6 heavy, ss.5OQ9.7o; packers. sST
g3 :65; mixed, SO. 1903. sly; lights. So 400
$50; Workers., So 55@8. 60; pigs So. 25SS. IS.
s11eee nee 5000; firm; lambs, $3.50
ST. LOUIS. Oct 1s.-Cattle-R Receipts, 1900
including 100 Texans; steady to strong; ma
dressed beef and butcher steers, S.. 8Ga5' p:
COWS and heifers, s294. 80; stockers a. d
feeders, 81. 1904. 30; Texas and Indian steers
$S1094 %; cows and heifers, 81. 5063. 70,
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shade higher Workers
50 .6593.75; packers, So. 1908 50; butchers,
So. S093.90. Sheep-Receipts, 1900; steady:
fairly active; native muttons, s494.5e lambs
$4Q5. 80.
SIOUX CITY. To-, Oct. 1S.-Catt,e-Receipts
1900; Wednesday; 1881; shipments. S97:
market slow; 2OG40c lower than last week
Sales: cows, 916 lbs, 1928; 20 cows ay
/ heifpTq
stock heifers. av 26s. 1885; 2 bulls, av sos
$50; bulls, av lit. $2.75; bulls. av ESQ
So 20; ID stockers and feeders, av 1059, 81 10:
IT calves. av S21, s.; 25 calves. av 2s8, s6.16: