The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-15

Country buyers ....1O86 49,. 857
Totals ;.:...;.:.1,7os $3.50 l.Ol6
Among the shippers on the market
were: Fox Cattle company. Towner, 2
loads cattle: A. Gilbertson. Towner cat
tie, P. E; Thisen. Torah, cattle: l.. L.
Rud9w, Foley, cattle; Riley Bros, Ellis
Ellsworth, 2'7loads mixed: E. P Coon,
hudson, hogs and sheep; Bloom Cattle
company, Malta, ~ loads cattle: Thomas
North BRANCH. cattle: A. Lafstedt. Hugo,
cattle; A. Mclean. Grafton, 8 loads cat
tie; G: M Vance, Fertile horses; K. J.
Sandvig; Fertile. cattle: T. ]. Mathison.
Lafond. Little Falls, cattle; E. P. Stokes,
Monticello. cattle and hogs; E. H. Brabie,
,Waverly, hogs: A: L. Mcdowell Hutch
inson, mixed; M. schuchart, Hutchinson.
cattle and hogs; M. jacobson, Burling-
ton. loads cattle: H. Huber, Alma 2
loads mixed; F. SCHNEIDER, Alma, cattle
and hogs; Haslin & Julian. Maiden Rock,
loads mixed; f. w. Carpenter Maiden
Rock, mixed; S. Hughes, Stanton, hogs;
F. T. French, Nerstrand, 2 loads cattle;
Lyke & McVey, Kenyon, 2 loads cattle
and hogs; j. Gleason Mortified, cattle;
Brown & Co.. Madison Lake, hogs; Thee.
Propp, Echo, cattle and hogs; o. Olson.
Clarkf1eld, cattle and hogs; D. McCor-
quodale. Echo, cattle and hogs; George
Clair. Wood Lake, hogs; G. N. Urdahl.
Madison, cattle and hogs; FarWell &
w. CUHO0Qff uORSb ~ ~. 1COlI, NTlDDOn,
hogs: F. Hipp,. Arlington. hogs; Brown
Bros, Boyd. loads cattle and hogs: T.
J; Mccarthy, Wheeler. cattle and hogs;
F. p. Thompson, Colfax. 2 loads cattle;
r. r. Peterson, Atwater, cattle and hogs
L. P. Sorenson, Atwater cattle; A. Hall
quist, Willmar. cattle and hogs; H A
putnam, Battle Lake. cattle: Beisigl
Spring Valley, loads mixed d 1 George
Gardner. Hammond, cattle and hogs; Van
Scum & Aim. Faribault. hogs; Laughlin &
Hines, Owatonna, cattle and hogs: G. J.
Zumbrota. cattle: T. Olson, Zumbrota
hogs; P. Gaffness Jamestown, cattle; H
G. soo Manstsd' New Ulm, 2 loads cattle
Chadwick & Co., Deer Park, cattle and
hogs: w. Jantz. East Henderson. hogs: ].
Brown. st. CroiX Falls, mixed; N. Simon
Son Rn INST St C9Q 2t7a FAILS mixed; p G. Hessey
hogs: j. Burgeson, New London. cattle
and hogs: ]. G. Monson, New London. 2
loads cattle; Powell & st. John Belling-
ham. cattle and hogs; A: G. Peck, Morris,
loads cattle and hogs: NJ. Condor. Clara
City, cattle and hogs; F. Johnson, Cokato,
cattle cattle; G. e; PERKINS Cokato, cattle and
Chamberlain. Amboy, hogs; S. A. Conklin,
GHfcAGo, No" NOV. 14.-cattle firm for the
pest pest; others weak to a shade lower.
Westerns steady. Fancy steers quota bic
at S6z5Q6.6S; good to choice, $55OQ6, % !;
poor 70 neulGhl, 81 4UGo. Oh: mixed stock
ers, $685. selected feeders9 $42O6I4. IS (;
good to choice cows. So 5O@4S5; heifers'
$3.50@525 Gamers. S1.S513.05; bulls. 50 501
AS; calves, $4@725; fed Texas beeves,
Western range beeves, $t@5.25. Hogs gen
orally &c lower than Yesterdays aver
age; prices, ~ top, $40; mixed and butch
17 rough heavy eVy ssSd@4 li efEy So S6g
410; bulk Of sales, $4G410 Sheep~Best
steep and lambs steady; others a shade
lower. Native wethers. SO. 1901 5; lambs,
ern lambs, S4.75GD5 25. Receipts-Cattle
5000, including 1900 Western rangers;
hogs, $4,000; sheep, 5000.
SIOUX CITY, 10, Noy. 14.-Cattle--Rs-
market about steady Sales: Two COWS.
stock heifsrs; az $50, $40: $ stock 6eifers,
and feeders. av s23. $3.50; % stockers and
feeders % a55 Il Il SalvHs az 2g6 $780,
Hogs Receipts, $500 Monday 1892
b m1Ek ct d S%i9o 81 l$S S selling SoaO
5000; steady to slow, and lower Native
steers, $365G65O; stoclzers and feeders
$25Oa4. As; COWS and heifers, S4.75 Hogs
lights sa6nd packers, $s:9o94O5; butchers
KANSAS City, Nov, 14.~CattIe-Re-
ceipts, $4,000; steady to weaker; native
steers, $405.90: Texas steers, S315Gl5' 40:
cows and heifers, $.7504; stockers and
feeders, $2.90G3 60. Hogs-Receipts. IT,
Geo; steady to g shade lower; bulk Of
sales, $3.9213@4; heavy, SIS. 956DI0 215. Sheep
Receipts, 4000 steady; lambs, $500
+.76: muttons. $SG4.25.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov 14-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 4,S00: steady to lower: native
steers, A.75@6; Western steers, $4,40049O
Texas steers. So 65G0435; cows and heffers
$S.50Q4.75. Hogs-Receipts. 11,000; shade
lower; bulk of sales $3.90@3 .921a. Sheep
Receipts, 1000; muttons, $i@D4.60 lambs,
$4QI5.50
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer, ST. Peul.-Barrett & Zim-
merman's report: Lumbermen were fair
ly we'll represented on the market BUY
ing was all in direction of heavy logging
horses, effecting a liberal outlet Most
of the horses were bought for the north
ern lumber districts. Supplies was large
and selections easily made by the buy
ers. The apparent reaction in trade is
greatly appreciated by the numerous
shippers who have heavy horses on the
market. Prices. however. were station
ary The large supplies on hand are
checking the rise in prices. Quotations.
DratterS, choice ...................$1 15 to $145
Drafters, common to good. -. so to Us
Farm horses, choice....... so to 100
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