The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-24

shippers were on the market yesterday:
Larson Bros. Rush City, cattle. calves and
": M. johnson: Ltndstrum, cattle and
calves; Mcdowell. Hutchinson, calves and
hogs; Q. Whitman. Twin City stockyards,
cattle and calves: Gregory & Gahan, Twin
Falls, cattle, hogs and sheep; Riley Bros,
Ellsworth, hogs and sheep; A. P. Moore,
Cokato, cattle. calves and hogs: H. G. An
derson Atwater. cattle and calves: F. M.
L. L. Lewis, Taylor two loads sheep; H H
Myron, Taylor, two. loads cattle; Caskelly
Bros, Dickinson, two loads cattle; Calvert
& Clark, Verndale. cattle, calves and hogs;
Frantz Bros, Spring Valley, cattle and
sheep; Weisner & Honert, Owatonna, cattle
and calves; j. F. Powers, Renero. hogs;
Evans & Crooks, McIntire. hogs: F. D. FL
vile. two loads cattle and calves; G. G.
Perkins Cokato, cattle and calves; F. john
son, Cokato. cattle and calves: F: Schneider,
Alma, cattle and hogs; G. Nod, Nelson, two
Kellogg hogs; Anderson & Urdall, Madison,
hogs; M. shugart, Paynesville. five loads
cattle and calves; P. Fischer. Belview, cat
cattle. calves and hogs; oBrien, Arlington,
mixed load: Charles Busch. Gaylord cattle,
calves and hogs; Brown Bros, Boyd, hogs;
M MsMah9n Green Isle mixed load; las
and calves; H. L. Wilson, Orchard, To-
hogs; J. Barth, Usage. hogs: Porter, LIE
Wal Wsic ho North Branch. cattle and calves
Garter company, North Branch, mixed load
NJ A. Burg, Nicollet, hogs; Farmers Mutua
Live Stock association, Kensett hogs; Lyke.
& Mcvey, West Concord, cattle, calves and
sheep; H. L. Wilson, Usage, two loads hogs
Bank Of ST. Croix Falls. St. Croix Fells
cattle, calves and sheep; F. Fredeen, St
Croix Falls. cattle; J. ]. Fay, Amery, cat
tie; M. Hall, Bruce, cattle and calves; II
H. Boyd, Mora, cattle and calves; scoville
& Banker, Turtle Lake, cattle and calves; G.
schuneman, Turtle Lake, mixed load; J
Schofer, Sank Rapide, cattle and sheep: T
J. Matthison, Little Falls, cattle; T. ]. Mat
thison Swanyille. cattle; j. r. Brown. st
Crotx Falls, cattle and calves; Reeves
Williams, Milbank. ctatle.
CHATS WITH sHIPPERs-John A. Will
lianls of the firm Of: Reeves & Williams
cattle which he. disposed Of to good adyan.
tage In talking to a o e reporter Mt
Williams said: "stock is plentiful IN m,
part Of the country, and quite a little of i
will find It's way. to this market, with the
exception excl Of stocker cattle, and that viii
prebab4y-go elsewhere. The crops are goot
all about Mifbank. Some thresning has beer
DONE and the wheat yield has been from f1f
teen to twenty-five DuShels 10 the acre ant
of good quality"
H. H. Emmons. of Emmons, Mimi. was or
the market again Yesterday with a ear o.
hogs. week, ago he disposed OF car o
hogs at South St. Paul to good advantage
and was even more pleased wi n the. result
Of his second shipment. He says that ht
finds the local market the best. and that, a.
a matter of fact, he cannot afford to go Il
H. ID. Stocknan, of Woedvile was on ths
market yesterday with car Of cattle ant
sheep. He says there is QUITE little. stool
about Woodville to be marketed, and tina
YNoYf npi will hn col
at South ST. Paul. He ships to South st
Paul almost exclusively. In speaking o
the crops, he said that they had never beer
better about woodville, and that the yielt
James Schmidt, Of Melrose, was in yester
day with three loads of cattle, calves ant
Sheep, which he sold to good advantage:
H. L. Wilson, OF Orchard, To-, was on th'
COMMISSIONS, ETC.-PubHc inspection o
hogs, soc per car. On double-deck loads, 30
per car Dressed animals including lumpy
| jawed cattle and meats, are condemned
| live weight Dead hogs. 100 lbs and over
| &c per lb, less than 100 lbs of no value. Al
| animals apparently affected with actinomy
| COSTS or lumpy jaw, or having any swelling
| on the head or neck, are subject to inspecsio;
| nv the state veterinarian If they pass thei
carcasses are sold for food, otherwise 70
| fertilizers, etc. Public inspectors dock preg
50 ,'I lbs each. Yardage: Cattle, &c; hogs, Sc
sheep. Sc per head Feed: Corn, soc pc
bu; hay, TIC per 100 lbs; bedding, Soc per 10
lbs. Commissions: SIX dollars carload To-
+! $40 carload for double-deck carloads Of tn,
| same. Fifty cents per head for cattle of al
ages, up to SO per carload; veal calves il
| less than car lots not less than 25c per head
cars of cattle containing less than Ave yea
calves of less than 200 lbs weight each, tn
Double-deck cars Of calves, SIS. Mixed car
H.
per head for calves: 1oc per head for hog
| and sheep, up to 1912 per carload. Thirt!
| head and over Of hogs and sheep arriving a
| these yards in a single car to be charged
| head for cattle 25c per head for calves un
der thirty head Of hogs or sheep, 15c pc
head. Public inspection of hogs, Soc pc
car. Telegraphic market reports, excep
| when quoting bona AIDE sales made the so m
day the telegram is sent for the person t
whom the telegram Is addressed, are 1t tn
expense of the recipient. All live stock no
suitable for human food is condemned b.
'-i GoV YER. Observation-Disclosures, hog
and sheep are held on account Of advances
pregnancy Cows within a month of partu
| rition and for tene days after will BE- cub
ject to condemnation; also sheep and hog
| three weeks before and ten days after TIL
| government inspectors in the various slaugh
ter houses condemn the meat of all cow
that have calves insidepyi.h hair on. Tn
inspection Of hogs made by the governmen
inspectors at the scales before weighing
very close. and their decision is final, se.>s
men having no appeal therefrom. A
badly pregnant sows. hcas with burche,
and shoulders. "Pob'' or aDeacon" c art,
are condemned. Scabby shec:, and those Tia
are emaciated are thrown OFT.
MIDWAY HORSE MARRET = Minneeo
Ia Transfer, st. Paul. = Bavrett 4 Zim
| merman's report: Offrein..s on tn
market consisted OF choice drawers ard farr
| horses which sold fast as that GLASS OF horse
1 were in good demand. DriYeAn ana srna]