The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-18
Disposition of Stock

Simmer & Thomas .. 95 :.
Gilbert & King ...... 70
Sutphin Packing Co 80. 10 . :.
.IuCnrle :....
Macintosh -. ........ % :.
McbtJn ............
r. j. Godfrey ......A :.
carpenter ...... 1S ..
ShamDaugh 70
VI. E. Huntoon .......... II ..
". Il. DAVIS .............. 10
UncIasslfied. late sales $50 Is 200 200
MICH COW EXCHANGE-South St Paul,
Oct 17.-Lytle & Raeburns report: The
week opened with good demend for No. 1
fresh mixers and high grade forward SPRING
ers. few were received but more can be
used Quotations.:
Good No. l cows ..!!............ $50 G06D45 90
Forward springers -. ....... 80 GOGD40 90
Backward springers. 49,. 25 0lGo30 90
Thin cows and canpers (per 1907. 1 5O@2 80
AMONG THE SHIPPERS-The following
shippers were on the market yesterday: Long
man, Dickinson, loads cattle; ]. C. Brown,
Wheatland, cattle and calves: ]. W. Butler
Willard, sheep; p. Wibaux, Wibaux, loads
cattle; H. ". Tisdale,- Goodhue,, hogs and
Schultz, Wisher. cattle; A. Lemle Cotton
wood hogs; Taylor Bros, Baxter, cattle; G.
Nelson, Milan, loads cattle and calves; F.
M. Reinck. Thief River Falls 8 loads cattle
and calves; O. Regard. Thief River Falls.
cattle; Campbell & Sanderberg Dorston, 2
loads cattle and calves; NJ. c. Olson. Hannah,
loads cattle and calves; II. Stevenson. Edin-
burg. loads cattle; ]. j. Doughertv, Park
River, 2 loads cattle: j. F. Varacher, Conway
2 loads cattle; McCabe Bros, Lakota, IL
loads cattle and calves; w. ]. Graham, La
kota, 2 loads cattle and calves; McCabe &
Norton, Bathgate, 2 loads cattle and calves;
j. Worthy. Eureka, hogs; c. c. H;bbs SteT-
ling. loads cattle; w. B. Hibhs, Sterling, 2
loads cattle; Woodmansae, Stella. loads cat
tie: John Jackman. Stella. cattle:R. A. Hall
man, Harris, mixed load; C. A. HEROES. Ma
poleon, loads cattle: J. w. Westcott, Napo-
leon, loads cattle: ". E. Petrie. Napoleon.
cattle; G. w. Soules, Towner, loads cattle;
son, Towner, loads cattle; A. Anderson,
Towner, cattle; Thompson & Lyn5urner,
Towner, loads cattle; P. Mcclellan. Neche,
loads cattle; P. Wibaux, Wibaux. Is loads
cattle; II H. Myron, Taylor, cattle; o. T.
Olson TAYLOR, cattle; T. H. Myron, Taylor,
5 loads cattle; l.. L. Lewis, Taylor, loads
Paulson Taylor,'8 loads sheep: John Schaefer,
Sank Rapids cattle; T. o. Mahon, Chitek,
cattle calves and sheep; Nelson Bros: Dom
nelly, cattle and calves w Scott Sims, 8
loads cattie; ]. W. Mibenholz Mandan, 8
loads cattle; n. Thompson, Mandan, leads
cattle; W. A. Lanterman. Mandan. loads
cattle: J. G.. Weeks, Mandan. leads cattle;
J. Barry Chinook. 6 loads cattle; w. Q. Crow
ley. Chinook, loads cattle; j. H. Sheets,
Chinook. loads cattle; P. Mccain, Mandan,
cattle; R. Hormes. Mandan, cattle: A. Ross,
tie; l. Griffin, Mandan, 2 loads cattle;H. ].
Nash, Mandan, cattle; L. VI. Weston, Hay
field hogs; Burke Bros. Riceville, hogs; P:
n. Brannon, New Hampton, hogs: Beiszl
Bros, Wendell mixed loads; h. Erickson,
Hoffman, cattle and calves; Hendrickson,
Hoffman, cattle and calves; w. Hardness,
Kenmore loads cattle: Carter & Co., Chs
ter, hogs; Fairbanks Pean. BiXby, hogs;
]. Lelme, Ssnborn, hogs; Behrenfelr Bros,
Heron Lake, hogs; De Wolf & Son, Wilder,
hogs; c. NJ Landon, Sims, sheep; A. Owens,
Sims 3 loads sheep; Murphy & Crews, Big
Horn. loads cattle; Murphy & Mccormick,
Big Horn 8 loads cattle.
COMMISSIONS, ETC.-Public inspection Of
hcgs, 90c per car. Dressed animals, including
Iumpy-jawsd cattle ard meats. are condemn
ed Sales unless otherwise stat5d, per 100
lbs. live weight. Dead hogs, 100 lbs ard
ever Nc per 10. le than, 100 lbs Cf no vi.ue.
All animals app 3Tent.y aTe ted with &C Monty
COSTS or Iumpy jaw or having any swelln2s
en- the head or neck, are sujj c. to insp eli
by the state veterinarian. Il they PAS, The
fertilizers. etc. Pubic Inspectors dock pr g
nant sows 40 lbs and stag altered boars, so
lbs each. Yardage: Cattle, 25c; hogs, SC;
sheep, sc per head Feed: Corn, 60c per
bu: hay. Toe per 100 lbs; bedding, SOC per
1CO lbs Commissiors: Y dollars c:r.oad for
single-deck carloads of hogs and sheep. ard
$40 carload for double-dsck carloads OF the
same. Fifty cents per mead for cattle or all
ages. up to sic per carload; veal calves in
less than car lots not less than 25c per head;
cars of cattle containing less than five veal
calves of less than zoo lbs weight eacn, the
commission on the calves discretionary.
DoubIe-deck cars of elves, SIS. Mixed car
loads of stock, soc per head for cattle, 25c
per head for calves. 10c per lead for hogs
and sheep up to $12 per carload. Thirty
head ard over Of hogs ard sheep arriving a.
these yards in a single car to be charged
Sc per car: less than carload lots, SOC per
head for cattle, 25c per. head for calves; IN
der thirty head of hogs or sheep. 15c per
head Public inspection of hogs, 30c per
car Telegrephic M rket reports, exc pit when
quoting bona fde sales made the same day
the telegram is sent for the person to whom
the telegram Is addressed, are at the eX-
penses of the recipient. All live stock not
suitable for human food Is condemned by the
government.
GOVERNMENT TNSPECTION-Catt'e hogs
and sheep are held on account of advanced
pregnancy. Cows within month or piru-
rition and for ten days after viii be subject
to condemnation; also sheep and hogs three
weeks before and ten days after. The gov
errment inspectors in the various slaughter
houses condemn the meat OF all cows that
ton of hogs made by the government inspec-
tors at the scales before weighing is very
close. and their decision is final statesmen
having no appeal therefrom. All badly preg-
nart sows hogs with punches, boils also
hogs with cuts on the hams and shoulders,
"hob' or deacon" calves are condemned
Scabby sheep and those that are emanciated
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET = Barrett G
Zimmerman's report: The trade is quite ia
vorable,, considering the first day of the
week. Buyers weregnot numerous, but active.
and a great number OF logging hors-s
changed hands. The trade is almost exc u
sively in the direction, of logging horses, as
the urgent need of such stock is creating
good demand. Then Visions n and Mich gan
lumbermen were the gheaviest buyers this
day. The nominal value of servc sab.e sound
horses from four to eight years is as TO-
lows: "'7
Drafters extra, ranging 700 $50
Drafters, extra, ranging ............ i, 600 100
Drsfters common to good, ranging /, 500 100
Farm horses EXTRA ranging 1900. i, 400 125
Farm horses common, ranging .....1, 400 81
CHICAGO, Oct 1T.-After week of meager
cattle supplies buyers of nearly all classes
TODAY were disposed to take hold with consid-
cradle freedom, but they took advantage of
the bountiful supply to, force prices a little
lower. Choice steers, s5.4015.S0; medium
s4SO65; beef steers, $4.10Q475; stockers and
feeders, s3@470; bulls, $2.40D425: cows and
heifers' S. 5O@4.25; calves, $3Q7.25: Western
rangers S275Q4.65; Western fed steers $4@
$50; Texans, sS.s5@4 While the supply Of
hogs was on liberal scale there was a cor
respondingiy large demand and good droyes
sold rather actively at steady prices. Weak
ness was confined to common packing lots
which were in some cases 21kG5c lower Fair
to choice hogs sold largely at S3756DS. S71h the
commonest droves selling at 81 4013 10 and
the best at S390@S.95. Pigs sold at SO 75SD3 *
largely at SS.2503.60. The hogs averaged
fairly well In quality. and ohoics lots of