The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-23

we 90 strictly commission business.
40 i've stock bought or sold on our own
zRefersnces-stock Yards bank. South
st. Paul; Security bank zumbrota; Hon
building. st. Paul; A. G. Anderson, cash
Ter. St Paul National bank. st. Paul.
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End 81 sf2e9 sales 2 q 25 is
were the following: E. osterricher, ' bu-
}an d. 3 2 loads cattle. calves and shesR;
9: MSalmen, Audubon, cattle; j. P. Full,
St. Michaels, cattle; Riley Bros, Ellis
Eorth, cattle: calves and hogs; Early &
Co. GraSntsbqGg leads cattle and calves
A. Hoffman, Stacy, cattle and calves;
Donald, Hutchinson mixed load; N.
hogs; D. B. Zimmerman, Dickinson, %
loads cattle; F. Dictemuller, Hebron, 4
loads cattle; Hoemer & Kuhn, Glenullen,
cattle; C. G. Mead, Dickinson, loads cat
tie; Heslin & Julian, Maiden Rock, 8
Loads mixed; H. Riede, Lake City, 8
cord, cattle calves and hogs; H. L. vii
son, Usage, 10, 2 loads hogs; F. Gehl,
sWenev caH en@ sesfIR3 0 aId ana
hogs; j. Clark Arlington, cattle and
CALVES; T. F. Mansfield, Arlington, sheep;
!. n. qrdahl, Madison, cattle, calves and
and hogs; J. Hebeisen, Hamburg, cattle
and hogs; J. Schmidt, Melrose, 8 loads
hogs; ]. J. Jones, Lime Springs, hogs; M.
Z. Johnson, Spring Valley, 8 loads mixed;
L; Campbell, Wilson, cattle and calves;
Jones & Co, Deer Creek, cattle, calves
and hogs; A: 3 Lowell, Helena, horses;
French, Belield. 2 loads cattle; C. Bren-
neman, Royalton, mixed lead; F. B.
Southwick Lake Mills, cattle and calves;
TANNER TANNER & Co. Goopertown, cattle; H.
and hogs; Anderson & Co, Manchester,
hogs; Wagner & Co., Twin Brook, 2 loads
cattle; q. breckenridge, Summit, cattle
hogs; n. Sherman, Renville, cattle and
the a snd Macy assy SM rTg6 6AR1pstOn cat
Dealtry, Adrian, hogs; G. Schuneman,
Cumberland, cattle and calves; Gilstad &
Co, Deer Park, cattle; G. Anderson, Can
Hughes Lake Crystal, hogs; G. w.
Dodge, Madela, hogs; S. A Scales, Ma
della, cattle, calves and hogs; ]. Brown,
Bros, St. Croix Falls, loads cattle,
CALVES and hogs; N. Simonson, st. Croix
Falls, hogs; NJ. A. George, Cayugar cat
tie; Nelson Bros, DonEelly, hogs; Mon
son Bros, New London cattle, calves and
hogs; P. E. Theisen, TOrah, hogs and
sSneep; r. II. BRO Brooee, WaVerly, mixed
calves.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer, st. Paul. Barrett & Zim-
terized for its activity in heavy logging
horses, which is unusual for this early
season. Logging and lumbermen from
different parts of the state were buying.
Farm horses were also sold in a large
quantity, but no urgent demand was ap-
parent for such stock. No doubt prevails
that the heavy horses will be almost i'm
months hence, which gives a steady rise
in prices Of such horses.
Drafters, choice TO extra :.......$125 to 175
Drafters, common to good ...... 80 to ITO
Farm horses, choice to extra. =. 100 to 120
Farm horses, common to good. 81 to 70
Drivers, common to choice Is to $50
CHICAGO, Aug 22-There was the
usual dull Tuesday market for cattle.
Sales were slow at weak and declining
prices, except for the comparatively few
choice droves on sale; good to choice cat
tie sold at $5.75Q6.60; commoner grades at
$4.3OQ5.70; stockers and feeders brought
S0.0O0J0, DullS, COWS anu n6lIGTS, SZQI0.ZO
Texas steers, $3500495; calves, $4lD7.10
There was a good demand for the better
class of hogs at an advance of 212Gl5c, but
common packers sold badly, and generally
mixed lots at $4.45q4S5 and light at 4.50Q
49O; pigs sold at $3.50Q4.75 and culls at
$2.50Q4.10. There was an active demand
for sheep and lambs and the market was
generally strong at yesterdays prices;
sheep sold at $2.2503 for culls up to $4.250
4.5O for the best native wethers Western
from $3.50@6. %; common lambs were dull
and generally 10615c lower. Receipts:
Cattle 5000; hogs, 14,oOO;' sheep, Y, 600.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug: 22.-Cattle--Re-
6; Western steers, $4.3O04.SO; Texas
steers, $S60Q4.25: COWS and heifers, 5000
425; stockers and feeders, $260@4.75. Hogs
Receipts, 100; steady; bulk of sales
$4.40Q4.45. Sheep-Ra ceipts $500; slow
steady; muttons, $3.5OQ375; lambs, $4,000
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; steady to sc lower; native
steers, $4Q6; Texas do, $3.20046 60; COWS
and heifers, $2Q2.25; stockers and feed
ers $30315. Hogs-Receipts, II, 600; steady
to strong; bulk of sales, $4.5OQ465 Sheep
muttons. So. 5O@4 20
ST. LOUIS, Aug, 22.-Cattle- Receipts,
$500; steady; bee. steers, $4a6;- stockers
and feeders, $2.75@5; cows and heifers
$225Q5; Texas and Indian steers, $30475
H9gs-RaeeeeeeIipts. $500; strong; pigs and
c6ers, $4.75a4S5. sheep@Receipts. 400;
steady; muttons, $3,5O04; lambs, $45O06.
SIOUX CITY, To-, Aug. 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900; Monday, 1,011; shipments, $50;
cows, av 1872, 81 so; 3 cows av 9OO SO So;
9 stock heifers. av AIS. $40; 8 stock heif-
ers. av 538, SO. 65; bulls, av 400, $3.50; 2
bulls, av 1850, 50; 3 bulls, az 1913, $40; IS
stockers and feeders, av 1853 81: stockers
and feeders, av LOG 81. 95 6 calves, av 300,
$3.50; calves, av 800, $475; % yearlngs.
Hogs-Receipts, 12OO; Monday go: mar
ket strong to sc hieher; selling, $A3O@455;