The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-21

Among the shippers on the market
pany, Malta, Mont, 20 loads cattle; J. e
Crouch, Hallock, cattle; J.. J, Sutton, Ar
gyle; cattle; S. J. Dahl Thief River Falls,
cattle; Campbell & Co., Fosston, g, loads
cattle; A. H. Holland, Fosstcn, cattle; e.
J; Marsh & Co, Glencoe, cattle and sheep;
II. Swartz, Taylor, loads cattle; Fat
ley. Bismarck, cattle; Gardner Bros,
Fhilbrook, cattle; o. J. Guam, Cyrus, cat
Lake loads cattle and sheep; Hanson
& Co, Elbow Lake, mixed; j. Ellingson
& Sons, Barrett, cattle and hogs; Foss-
berg & Co, Farwell, 2 loads cattle; Ben
Peterson, Brooten. cattle and hogs; N.
Anderson, Brooten, 2 loads cattle; A. Lin
derholms Belgrade, 2 loads mixed; j. Pc
d tiers 3 loads Ids cattle; w, Spalding, Sc
]. Cavanaugh, Maple Lake, cattle; r. w.
Baker. Darlington, cattle; S. Redman,
Leavenworth, loads sheep; Gilstad &
roy, otranto, hogs; spalding & Fuller,
Pepin and Maiden Rock, loads mixed;
w. c. Tyrell, Freeport, cattle; H. Woeb-
kenberg, Freeport, cattle and hogs; C. E.
and hogs; Jos. .Askew, Menahga, cattle;
jones & Sons, Sebuka, cattle and sheep;
a. Wester, Rothsay, cattle; c. N. Hau-
gen, Pelican Rapids, cattle; Nugget
Live Stock company, Princeton, cattle;
J. ]. Weisner, Boomer, CATTLE w Nc
Coy, Spring Valley, cattle and hogs; Nc
Knight & Colwcll, Baltic, 8 loads horses;
tie; Thos. Cruise, Malta, loads cattle;
J. S. Green, Red Wing, cattle and hogs;
NJ: Kinsella, Keegan, cattle; NJ, X.
Woolfe, Kellogg, hogs; c. M Williams,
Malta, loads cattle; John surrant, NAL
ia, loads cattle; M. Juntz, East Hender-
son, cattle and hogs; S. C. Scales, Made
liza, hogs; W. Boerboom, Client, hogs;
son &; Co., Montevideo, eattle and bogs;
W. Rankin, Bristol, cattle; 7. A. Rude,
Sacred Heart, cattle and hogs; j. o. Bill
lngs, Fergus Falls, 2 loads cattle; Com
J. Hubeisen. Carver, hogs; Anderson &
Berg, New Richland, cattle and hogs; G.
Jones West Concord, cattle and hogs
Gilbert & Gibbons, West Concord, mixed;
Bowesmont, loads cattle; F. W. Tombs,
Grafton, cattle; G. w. Wolf, Staples, cat
tie; w. w. Wolfe, Motley, loads cattle.
sofa Transfer, st. Paul, Minn.-Barr4 tt
& Zimmerman's report: The ATTENDANCE
of logging and lumbermen is largely in
excess of that for the corresponding a
son Of last week. giving a strong vitality
to trade in heavy logging horses: TIE
buying of such horses being equally d.
Wisconsin and Michigan. a far greater
effort has to be manifested in procur-
ing the available horses, namely, draft
ers, than to sell them, owing to their ex-
IRENE scarcity in the country. Light me-
dunn horses were dull and commands low
prices. Western horses were plenty ard
sold at low prices. .
DrafterS, extra ......................$l 6OnZ. U
Drafters, common to good. ....... S09l35
Farm horses, choice to extra. 10 @120
Farm horses, common to good. 500 10
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-The demand for
cattle was rather dull today, and while
choice grades We're. steady, ordinary cat
tie were generally 10c lower. Good to
at S.. 25@i5.65; stockers and feeders brought
s3G5 bulls, cows and heifers. $2Q5 30;
Texas steers $S5eQ4; Fa aa: S52oqo. ~
made at slightly reduced prices. II aHy
hogs sold at $4:10Q47O; mixed 40 lots at $sSO
b broGght ''D $a.Ba46o and c9iI5, s2a4iS
Sheep and lambs were in poor demand;
lambs averaging 15@25c lover. Sheep So
at $2,50@4.50, largely az $}.'545l.90; " est
So. 7oG64.S5; lambs brought s.. 5yQ6 rs: West
ern rangers bringing s. 5oa652 Receipts
Sails s6x l,T Ty hg Io seD O! 2o req iO
1216: stoclers slow, 25c lower than high
time last week. Sales: 10 Westerns, a%
cow; % az ITO $780, cows av ESQ., $a:5
sock feifers; av 40, 1885; stock heif-
ers av 49, $3.50; bulls, av 1920, 29l:
bulls, av 1850, So; bulls, av l,1O9; IS %;
1856 stockers and feeders, av SS8, 81 %; ~
stockers and feeders, av 1,020, &.35; Y
calves, av 32O s475; 6 calves, aV 290, So; .
yearlings, av $50. 81; 80 yearlings, av 5t6,
81 30. Hogs-Receipts, 1900; Tuesday. ,636;
market about. steady; selling, A,loQ4So;
bulk OF sales $4.2GG425.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 0.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1860. steady to 5Gll0c lower; = ne q:
tive steers, 81. 50G6.25; Texas stce.s, va
as. Is; cows and heifers, 81. $50; stock
ers and feeders, 81. 75G15. Hogs-Receipts.
5000; steady to lower; bulk OF sales, SO
al 40; heavy, 4.S5@4 4215: light and PIGS,
s.. 3215@4. so. Sheep : Receipts, SEQ;
steady: lambs, $3.75G5. rs; muttons, $50
Sir. LOUIS. Sept. O-Cattie-Receipts.
5000; steady to lower; native steers, $50
66 so; stocl1ers and feeders, $24cIi;
cows and heifers, $2Ql.9O. Hoss-Reoo
ceipts, $500: steady; pigs and lights $40
@4.60; packers, 81 .40lD4 80; butchers, a.6i
"a. 20. Sheep-Receipts, zoos; strong; NUT
tons So 756425; lambs, So. 7504.S0.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 2O-Catte-Re-
ceipts, $500; active; steady; native steers,
S5Gj6. rs; Western steers, 81. 25@5: Texas
steers s.. 1901 so; cows and heifers, $50
"a. so; stoclSers and feeders, So. 75@l9O.
Hcgs-ReceiDts, 5000; steady to lower;
heavy, $4,000. 3212; mixed, $4,000 .3z12;
light 81 321a04 10; bulk OF sales, $500
4 321% Sheep-Receipts. $500; active and
steady; mdttons $3.S0Q4 Is; lambs, &.25
$3.50.