The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-25

r. The d shippers on the market today were:
4aW1ey Bros, Brownton, cattle; G.
+ 6 Gqps a dn6sv R ai;h~i;; Wis1 cattle;
sheep; M c. Johnson, River Falls. Wis,
2 loads cattle and hogs; Riley Bros, ELS.
Worth, Wis, cattle and hogs; G. W.
sa6nehar4 EsW9r5h hogs and sheep M
George Brown, Hutchinson, cattle; A. L.
Mcdowell Hutchinson, mixed; A. D.
Ryan, Brownton. cattle and hogs; avil-
hogs and sheep; Heslin & Julian, Maiden
Rock, Wis, cattle and hogs; F. Schneider
Son, Alma, cattle; H Huber, Alma, 5
loads cattle, g: ?; Cook, Brownsville.
hogs; P. t, French Dennison, loads
cattle and hogs; Lyke & McVey, Ken
yon, loads cattle and hogs; E. u. Calf
ney, Glenwood, cattle; Benson & Weaver,
Lowry, 2 loads cattle and hogs: ]. L.
Rutland, Eden Valley. mixed; N An
derson. Brootin, cattle and hogs; William
Jentz, East Henderson. cattle and hogs;
W. Dodge Madelia, hogs; G. F. Little,
Madelia, cattle; H. c. Scales, Truman.
hogs; G: schuneman, Cumberland, Wis,
cattle; Gilstad & Chadwick, Deer Park,
Falls. sheep; o. Olson, Clarkfield. cattle;
Brown Bros, Boyd, hogs; A A Gibbs,
D: R. McCorquodale, Delhi, mixed; George s
Clair, Wood Lake, cattle and hogs: R. II.
Kempton. Troy, cattle and hogs; Samuel
son, Bros. johnson. La Fayette, hogs:
G GRrIes Busch Gaylord cqttle William
Glenwood, cattle; S. o. Rice, -Royalton,
cattle cattle T: H sparr3w, Royalton, loads
tteyideoi4 cattle: Johnson & Co, Hector.
hogs; H. Shen, Lakeville. hogs; Olson
q Taylor, Good Thunder, hogs; G. S.
Howard, Edgerton, hogs; Gilbert & Glib
q liz T
Croix Falls, 2 loads cattle: Brown Bros,
ST. Croix Falls loads cattle; J. P.
Snipps. Leland, hogs
Among the late arrivals Monday were:
j. Getztn, Hebron, N. D., 8 loads cattle;
J, Foster. Hebron, 2 loads cattle; f.
Barth. Hebron, 2 loads cattle; Ira Ingra-
ham, Mora, Or, loads sheep: E. Kurtz,
Hebron, 2 loads sheep; N Thomson, Man
dan. n. D., cattle; If Raymond, Mandan.
loads cattle: James Roach, Buford, N.
D., 4 loads cattle; Hansman & Rakewell,
cs MIDWA EerT EoR est5le' MARKEr-Minne-
sofa Transfer st. Paul-Barrett &, Zim-
merman's report: The trade steady and
firm. but the heavy consignments placed
ing quantity made the outlets small
percentage of what they ought to have
been viewing the large supplies on hand.
The vitality in the trade was entirely in
heavy horses and a great effort has been
displayed to procure such stock for the
market. Prices are holding weak, and
will remain so this week at least unless
the trade becomes a good deal more ac-
tive
Drafters, choice s12O to $3.50
Drafters, common to good. $50. so to 120
Farm horses, choice. 80 to 10
Farm horses, common to good so to 90
CHICAGO, Oct. M.-Trade in cattle to-
day was restricted and prices ruled weak
and lower Good to fancy grades brought
stockers and feeders, ssd4.SO; cows and
bulls. &@425; Texans. $3356l410; calves,
&6O@5.70. The supply of cows exceeded
the demand and further REDUCTION of
prime lots. s4.171E@4 40; heavy packers, $3.50
@4.15; mixed, $4,000. So: butchers, 415@
o. 80.
There was a good sauehtering de-
mand for sheep and prices ruled stronger
to 10c higher for all dsirable lots. COM
mon to choice sheep sold at $2@4.25 Yves
tern rangers bringing s415Q4:25: lambs
were in poorer demand at $3,5OG4.5o for
common kinds up to s5@5.25 for choice
focks Western range lambs bringing
S4.5oa5.25. Reeedipts-Cattle. 1850; hogs.
ST. Louis, Oct. 2.-Cattle- Receipts
S,0c0; steady; native steers. $S40@6.25;
stockers and feeders, s225@6:25 cows and
s315Q41O Hogs-Receipts, $500; market
sc lower; pigs and lights, 81. 2504 IS; pack
ers, s4.15@4.30 butchers, s43G64.35. Sheep
Receipts, 2c90: strong muttons, $3.50
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24.--Cattle.moRe-
ce,pts:: $4,000; steady; native steers. $3.50
e15 Texas steers, s2.5oG425; cows and
Re fers: s2@4.sq stockers an nd feeders $3.50
lower; bulk of sales, s4O564. 1919. Sheep
Receipts, 5000: market steady; lambs. SAC
5; routtons, S9@4.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 2-Cattle-Re-
&C, nts. 5000; 5@10c lower; native steers,
do, $360G4.90: cows and heifers, $S,2594. so;
stockers and feeders. s9.e064.S5. Hogs
Receipts $500: lower; heavy. s4.1O64 is:
mixed. ST. 121h64 Is: bulk of sales. s412l1G
415. Sheer Receipts; $500: strong end
SIOUX CITY To-. Oct "a -Cattle-Re-
ce'nts, 1.59o: Monday, S.ss5; shipments
Sales; COWS, sv 900, $3.50; 8 cows, av
$50 s3 Is: 16 stock heifers. av SIS, So so; 10
cock hefers, av $780, So 10; bulls, av !, 400.
s9a5: bulls ev 1.12o, So: 8 bulls. Az 1o9o
20 stockers and feeders. av $50, $3.50: 16
calves, av 800, $3.50: 20 calves. av 300. $4Sl;
vearlings. av 400 s325: 16 yearl ngs, av
500. ST. Hogs-Receipts. 1.S00; Monday 419:
market 6@10c lower; selling, sS.97la@4.20;
h,,1l ~ soil