The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-01

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A%o 'as he shipper. q t5 SS'5 ne2 3s5e
S catte Ld a9s'9 ed Be Nj d. Tob loads
loads sheep; G. Hunter Chinook, Mont.
cattle; Curtis & Co, Chinook, 4 loads
CATTLE; 8. Pepin, Chinook, loads sheep;
A. l.. Mcdowell, Hutchinson, hogs; F.
Larson North Branch. 2 loads cattle and
hogs; Riley Bros, Ellsworth Wis, 8
nook, loads cattle; c. NJ, Williams, Chi
nook, 8 loads cattle; John Town, Great
Falls. 2 loads sheep: Long Bros, Benton,
Is loads sheep; J. Molton, Norwood, hogs
Brown & Co, Madison Lake, hogs; Rein
hart & Smith, Alta Vista, cattle; H. Cal
vert Verndale, cattle; J. Klett; Medina,
cattle; ]. B. Rudy Medina, sheep; Hes
lin & Ju ian, Maiden Rock, cattle and
loads mixed; F. Schneider & Son. Alma,
hogs; M. c. Black, mixed; e. Osterrlcher,
Durand, sheep; o. j. Buchard, Montevi-
dec, Loads cattle and hogs; y. McCor-
quodale, Olivia, hogs; G.. H. Baer, Olivia,
hogs; A. M. Ho.ton, Renville, cattle and
hogs; n. F. Sherman, Renville, hogs;
Henry Shen, Lakeville, cattle and hogs;
ed; John Buckley, Cylon, Wis, hogs
Wood & Co, Castle Rock, hogs; 6. o.
Lee. Medford 2 loads mixed; S. T. B..
1Oll6TJ 1tSuVllISy HOSSS Brown Bros,
Boyd, hogs and sheep; b. McCorquodaie,
Echo, hogs; Theo. Propp, Echo, hogs;
Ryan & Holm, Wateryille, hogs and
shee9; w.. Frank, Fairfax, mixed;
Hipp, Wellington. hogs; N. Anderson,
Brooten. loads mixed; A. Linderholm.
Belgrade, loads cattle and hogs; I. NJ
Eden Valley, hogs; F. Bigot, Springfield,
2 loads hogs; J. Mcconnell. Belle Plaine,
hogs; p. Schmahl Redwood Falls, hogs;
s: A; Conklin, Blue Earth, hogs; c. e.
Merritt, Northrup,, loads hogs; II. C.
Monstad, Cumberland, cattle and hogs
F. Anderson, Cumberland. cattle and
sheep; Scovile & Burke. Turtle Lake,
ley, loads cattle and sheep; f. Fredeen
Taylor's Falls, loads cattle and sheep;
II; Pagel, Mapleton,, hogs; c. S. Howard
Edgerton, hogs; John Perrigo, De avan
hogs; Cusick & Gaffey, Eastoni, hoes; s.
Hughes Stanton, 2 loads mixed; P. T
French, Dennison. cattle and hogs; Gil
bert & Gibbons, West Concord, hogs; J..
St. CroiX Falls, cattle; McI<eon Bros,
Rush City, cattle and hogs.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.
Minnesota Transfer, St. Paul-Barrett
& Zimmerman's report: Market contin-
ued weak today, with a vast number of
heavy and ffrst-class horses on hand.
Heavy consignments arriving the last
three days have had no offer by BUYERS
leaving a total discouraging feature to
the ITdCe. 1t can SaIciN De DGeQlCtG0
that a large number of horses will be sold
at losing prices to the shippers. The
warm weather that has prevailed the
past week has practically ruined the
prices at least $l5 per head. Lumbormen
were practically In no attendance today.
Quotations:
Drafters, choice ..................S115 10 $50
Farm horses, choice. ............ so to 1l0
Farm horses, common to good. so to 50
DecHTff CyAG a9rs 6et Srb:re was 10 { to so
active demand for cattle today and prices
showed no particular change; good to
fancy grades brought $550d6. 10; common
ers $36475; cows, heifers and bulls. sea-
5.25; Texans, $3.500470; calves, $5GD7. rs.
Liberal offerings in the face of poor de-
mand Rrecipitated a decline of 5Q1Oc in
heavy packers, sS.S5@4i5: mixed. 81 16G
427!B; butchers, $415Q4; S21a; light weights,
&.O5Qf.So; pigs, $S;6OG42O: Trade in sheep
was lively at a sharp advance in values
Prime lambs made a new record by sell
ing at Sc and prime native yearlings
brought y IT, common % non to choice sheep
Western rangers, $4a4.50, and SI'oM Tan 70;
lambs $4.7O65,4O. Receipts: Cattle. 600. 500
hogs; $1,000; sheep, l4,oOO. O'''V'
ce!pts, 1000; Monday, 2.Ss2; SHIPMENTS
l,om; market sssbomt steady Sales: z
SNoCh nSileIS. aV OIL, S3,b0; 10 stock heif-
ers. av 500 $3.50; 2 bulls, av 1850. 81. 90: 2
bulls av 1,2so g; bulls, ay 100 $s25; 5
stockers and feeders, av $50. Sis: 45
calves, ,av 1895. a,S5: II calves, av 406, SAT
10 yearlings, av $50. 1885; 10 yeariings av
$40, 81. Hogs-Receipts, 1000; Monday. 6S3:
market 5@lOc lower; selling, So 90G4T0:
bulk of sales SO a5SD4 AN'
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct S1.-Cattle-Re-
Sceipts- 900; active; steady; native st ers.
@.sOa590: Western do. &4OG4S5; Texas
steers. $S.75Qt35; cows and heifers, SAL
Q4; stocksrs and feeders, $3.6564.75. Hogs
-Receints; TO- 401 market. 51715c lower:
heavy, $5.95@4.O21 bulk of sales, $4Gf4 ops
Sheep-R Regents, 36 o.; market 10c higher:
muttons, SO S5@425; lambs, $4675.1 10.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 91.-Cattle-Receints
1900; steady to firm; native steers, $40
as; stockers and feeders, 81 75Gl 65: cows
and heiferss $2q4.5O; Texas and Indian H@n
steers. S,35@4. Hogs-Receipts, 1000 loo
lower; pigs and lights. $464.15: butchers
"a lS@42b e sheep1,-Receipts, 100; steady;
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3f.-CattIs-
ceipts' y 900 600; steady to SC lower; native
steers, y. $685. Texas steers, 1904 So; cows
and heifers, 5000: stockers and feedera