The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-27

Among tie Shippers on tIHG rndFkSt7 ware
the following: Ri ey Bros, Ellis 70 tn, N
D., 2 loads mixed; G. Gardnef. Ha nm nd,
Wis, mixed; G. j. Guerkink B1ldw n,
Wis, cattle; Stevens Cattle com9anX'
Velva. N D.. i loads cate: G Orga p.
Cook, Durand, Wis, cattle; z. H. B a
bee. Waverly, cattle and hos; J. p.
Full, St Mchael's, hogs; NJ. S .hu hart,
Hutchinson, mixed; A. l.. Mcdowell,
Hutchinson. cattle ard she p; F. w. Ca
penter, Maiden Rock, she p; H. Hub 7,
Alma, Wis, cattla; P. Schneider, Alma,
Wis, 3 loads hogs and sheep: G. Nod.
Nelson, Wis.,. cattle, and hcgs: lee
Bros, New Richmond, " s. h =; Hes
lin & Julian, Spring Valley. Wis,
loads cattle and hogs; W. Moo, S1,ing
Valley, Wis, mixed; j. a. Farrah D ok
inson, N D.. catt,e; A. c. Gtlber,. Di X
inson' n. D.. horses; R L. Russell. Ri -e's.
cattle: G F. Putnam, Big LAX cat e; y.
w. Olson, Henning. catte; Ms No n,
Battle Lake, cattls; Jens Peters n, b t.
tie Lake, cattle and hogs; ]. ID. Hender-
son, Dickinson, N. D., : loads cattle; T.
M Rulings. Dic N, n. D Ids eat
tie; P. T. French. Nerstr md tt e mi
hogs; Lyke q McVey:, Ke~Eon : l2-ds
mixed; G. A. Mcconnell, lie SUI catt
and hogs; Williams K Co, No. thwood,
To-, hogs; G. Schun aman, Gu nber ard,
Wis, loads cattle and sheep: A. Til
Redwood hogs; G. n. Wedehl. Msdi-
son, cattle and hogs; AnGersol q Co,
Marietta, cattle; H. Iohns1n D W son.
hogs: Brown Bros, Boyd, hogs: P.tm
Bros. & Co.. Lafayette. loads c til, and
hogs: O'Brien q Co. Arlington. 10 tCs
mixed; Anderson g Barry, Hart!and.
leads cattle and hogs; j. P. Lamb, NJ CHI
igan N D., loads cattle: ]. Town Cas-
cade, Mont sheep; J. Haight Mcrri
cattle: A c. Peck. Morris. cattle and
hogs; Nelson Bros. Down lily cfttle and
hogs; A Lende. Cottonw OF. hogs and
sheep; II e. Wadsworth, Mol,e iiIo,
cattle and hogs; J. Gale, Sacre7 Heart,
hogs and sheep: w. Frank, Bird Isl7nd.
cattle and sheep; S. Leightr, He
sheep: w. L'nderkuqre. Hector she p;
Gilbert & Gibbons, MonteVide0 h1gs; +.
Sanburg, AnOka, catt,e; n Simons m st.
CroiX Falls. cattle and hogs; James
sheep; Billie Bros, st. CroiX F2rs. cattle
and sheep Jensen & Mats n, S. Gro
Falls, cattle and sheep: r. "A Gu Ike.
Jackson, hogs; NJ. McGOvern. Jack
vile, cattle; A. NJ. Holton, Re Vile. 2
leads cattle and hogs; A D. Slcke-t,
GAINESVILLE, hcgs; mix Of MAJ ppa, hogs;
G. Schaub. Glasgow, cattle and h5gs;
MillVille. cattle: y. r. HoltOr. cattle ard
hogs; P. II. Brennan. New HAMPTON,
hogs; r. E. Peterson, AtWatsr. 2 loa $
cattle and hcgs; z. Nelson, Atwater, cat
tie and hogs; Elias Johnson. Atwattr,
cattle; John Johnson, Litc1t l. cattle;
G. Brown. Dassell hogs ard sheap F..
Johnson, Cokato, catt,e: GUY Perkins.
CokatO, cattle and hogs Miller & Co,
Howard Lake. mixed: l.. Rsu5ch How
ard Lake, cattle ard hogs; A. p. Jardee,
Deronda, cattle; j. Gleason e Co. s m
born, hogs; G. ". Dodge, MadAiia. hogs;
c. w Chamberlain, Amboy mixed.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET
Minnesota Transfer, ST. Paul-Barrett
& Zimmerman's report: The local de-
mand for horses light. The principal sup
port of the market comes from lumber
and logging men who are buying heavy
draft horses Offerings We're large today.
Logging horses were easy sellers. while
the light class of horses we're sluggish
and not preferable for the market.
Heavy and prime offerings were con-
stantly looked for. Prices were holding
strong on heavy horses. but weak on all
other classes. 80
Drafters. extra .......''...'''''''S1 % -
Drafters choice ...........;.'''--' 10 20 20 id9
Drafters common to good ~ TO 10
Farm horses choice to extra lVV 10 ~
CHICAGO Sept IS. Tho de- al for
cattle TODAY was slow, ana whit i W
choice offerings Brought full prices, most
sales were at slight concsSsiO is f. IN
former uucta'i)ns Good u ch ice att q
sold at $560Q5. IS; commoner Siad At
sSG5: bulls. COWS and heifecs, Sl.5Uu5. s;
Texas steers, $50 3I.20; rang rs $40
TO- and calves, $i0 80. Prices for . s
were Z1bc higher FOR ri~h Grades TIE
demand was good and offeriass We're
easily disposed Of Heavy hogs sold ~
81 I5G54. Is; mixed lets at 81 40@si.SA. end
light at S4.5f@tS5; pigs brcu q a
and culls. $l614l5 Sheep and Ian b. W
in moderate demand at fai ly EDDY
prices Sheep sod st g. 5143 for ME
rior to choice droves. Western rangers
selling at S3.50Qi.t5. Lambs old at s. 20
$50 for inferior to choke raase il2eks
bringing s4.5Od415. Receipts-Catt'e. s,5Si
hogs. 81, 600; sheep, 1000.