The Saint Paul globe., 1898-08-24

AMONG THE SHTPPERS-The following
shippers were on the market YESTERDAY:
hogs: ]. p. Pierce. Macy. cattle and calves:
w. NJ Johnson. Lndstrum, cattle and
calves; Mcdowell, Hutchinson. calves and
hoes; c. Whitman, Twin City stockyards,
cattle and calves Gregory & Gahan, Twin
CITY stockvards. hogs; Uhlman Bros, River
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.
Mosher. Taylor. NJ d. three loads cattle:
L. L. Lewis, Taylor, two loads sheep: H. H.
Myron Tavlor, two loads cattle; Caske,ly
Bros, Dickinson. two loads cattle; Calvert
& Clark, Verndale cattle, calves and hogs:
stockman Bros, Woodville. cattle and sheep:
Frantz Bros, Spring VALLEY, cattle and
and calves: J. F: Powers, R~nero. hoes;
Evans & Crooks. McIntire, hogs: F. D. E.
wood, Louther, hogs: 2. A. Beckley, Paynes-
Vile. two loads cattle and calves: c.
son, Cokato, catte and calves: F. Schneider.
Alma, cattle and hogs; G. Nod. Nelson. two
loads cattle. calves, hogs and sheep; T.. NJ.
Webster, Hayfeld: hogs: n. K. Wolfer,
hogs; M. Shugart. Pavnesville. five leads
cattle and calves: P. Fischer. Beview, cat
tie and hogs; Palmer, Fairfax, two loads
cattle calves and hogs: OBrien Arlington,
mixed load Charles Busch, Gaylord cattle,
calves and hogs: Brown Bros, Boyd, hcgs;
M. Mcmahon. Green Isle, mixed load; Jss.
Schmidt, Melrose; three loads cattle, calves
and sheep; w. Mourning. Melrose, cattle
and calves: H. L. Wilson. Orchard, To-,
hogs: ]. Barth, osage, hogs: Porter. Le-
roy hogs; G. O. Aim, Faribault, hogs; F. G.
Walchoff North Branch. cattle and calves;
Carter COMPANY North Bra-ch, mixed load
NJ A. Burg, Nicolet, hogs: Farmers Mutual
Live Stock association, Kensett, hogs; Lyke
& McVev, West Concord, cattle, calves and
Bank of ST. Croix Falls ST. Croix Falls,
cattle, calves and sheep; F. Fredeen. st.
Croix Falls. cattle; ]. ]. Fay. Amery, cat
tie; NJ. Hall, Bruce, cattle and calves; H.
& Banker, Turtle Lake, cattle and calves; G.
Schuneman Turtle Lake, mixed load; J.
Schofer. Sauk Rapids cattle and sheep: T.
j. Matthson, Little Falls, cattle; T. J. Mat
Croix Falls. cattle and calves; Reeves
Williams, Milbank, ctatle.
CHATS WITH sHIPPERs-John A. Will
liams, of the firm of Reeves & Williams,
Of Milbank, was in yesterday with car OF
! cattle which he disposed of to good sdvan-
tage. In talking to o e reporter MI
Williams said: "Stock is plentiful in my
part of the country, and quite little Of Ii
will find its way to this market, with the
exception Of stocker cattle, and that will
probably go elsewhere The crops are good
all about Milbank. Some threshng has been
DONE and the wheat yield has been from fiji
teen to TWENTY-FIVE puShelS 10 the acre aHo
Of good quality"
H. H. Emmons. Of Emmons, Mimi, was on
the market again Yesterday with a car OF
hogs. week ago he disposed of a car OF
hogs at South st. Paul to good advantage,
and was even more pleased with the result
of his second shipment He save that be
finds the local market the best, ard that, as
matter of fact, he cannot afford to 60 to
| H. D. Stockrnan of Woodville, was on the
market yesterday with car of cattle and
! sheep He says there is quf'e little stock
about Woodville to be marketed and that
he thinks the greater part of it will be sold
at South St. Paul. He Ships to South St
| Paul almost exclusively. In speaking OF
| the crops, he said that they had never been
better about WoodvilIe, and that the yield
would be big.
day with three loads of cattle, calves and
sheeep which he - sold aoo, to = go9d aavantase eh
| market with a car Of hogs.
COMMISSIONS, ETC.-Pub,ic inspection oil
hogs, Soc per car. On double-deck loads. 507
| per car Dressed animals, including lumpy-
1awed cattle and meats, are condemned
| Sales unless otherwise stated. per 100 lbs
| live weight. Dead hoes. 100 lbs and over
| lkc per lb, less than 100 lbs Of no value All
| animals apparently affected with actinomy-
COSTS or lumpy jaw. or having any swellings
| on the head or neck, are subject to inspection
! by the state veterinarian. If they pass their
carcasses are sold for food, otherwise for
| nant sows 40 lbs. and stays, altered boars,
80 lbs each Yardage: Cattle, 25c; hogs, &c;
sheep, SC per head. Feed: Corn, Soc per
| lbs Commissions SIX dollars carload for
| single-deck carloads Of hogs and sheep, and
SO carload for double-deck carloads Of the
same. Fifty cents per mead for cattle Of all
| less than car lots not less than 25c per head
| cars of cattle containing less than five veal
calves Of less than 200 lbs weight each. the
fSsi Double-deck cars Of calves SIS. Mixed car +
| loads of stock, 50c per head for cattle, Csc
per head for calves, loo per head for hogs
sea ea SHEEP ans up Of e M R asao aaa 1rns Thirty
these yards in a single 1car to be charged
Sc per car; less than carload lots, SOC per
| head for cattle, 25ofpera head for calves un-
Ses head ' Pybe INSPECTION Of esp ogsp Soc Soc per per
car. Teegraphic market reports except
when quoting bonai ifde- sales made the same
Day the telegram ls s,l sent IT. for the person to
expense Of the rec9aenk All live stock not
the o2Te goyernmeni;; n119m,nI;, ,5sps,lvmo,, ~
and sheep are held on account Of advanced nc ed
| pregnancy, Cows within, month Of partu-
| rition and for ten days after Will be cub
let to o9ndsmnation;i mat a also is. sheep and hogs
| government inspecfors t1,i the various slaugh-
r.. Az sslyss #sSS Il hall on 'Hss TSs
ct aSs' Se soas Ss,ors Ssena
very close, and their decision Is inal. sk>s.
pen having no appeal therefrom. All
bolts, and also hogs with outs on on the hams
| and shoulders, 'tBob,' OF "Deacon3 calves
are condemned scabty sheep and those I'll tkst a
afs SS%af s%salisse HSRssR sys Rr0MH MAsp sSs M,nne.
Ia Transfer, st. Paul. = Barrett Ein-
mernhns report: Ofrein9v on the
market consisted Of choice .4rafters and farm
C1era Ia HoNd demand. brSYars ana snalj