The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28

Among the shippers on the market were IRE
the f Sd@S f shn We Me ede
Ellsworth, Wis, cattle and hogs; L.
v. Robinson, Hayes, Wis. cattle; Spald-
and Sheep Miller & Co. Delano, hogs
A. Hoffman, Stacy, cattle; o. ]. Guam
Cyrus, cattle; o. F. Olson, Brandon,
Keine, Kennedy, N. D., cattle; o. A.
fS5is Ashby, cattle; E. Gardner, Long
tie a. a 4: Graf, Eagle Bend. mixed; S.
A. Sarff Brownsville, cattle and sheep;
P. Hermes Brownsville, cattle; HaWley
Bros, Albany cattle j.; a; Bllllngs Wen Wen
cattle; P Aldrin. Kensington, cattle;
tOrmseth & Co, FarWell, cattle ana
hogs; N Anderson Bro9 te9s mixed mixed A;
hogs; NJ. Becker, Watkins mixed; A:
Cofield, Maple Lake. cattle and hogs;
n. F. Hunt, Fessenden, N p, cattle;
/. jacobson, Fingal, cattle; j. Walker.
Princeton. cattle and hogs; 2. Mark Live
Stock Co, Princeton, loads cattle and
hogs; S. Hughes. Stanton, cattle and
hogs: Gilbert & Gibbins, West Concord,
cattle and hogs; Bringgold Bros. Man
torville. cattle and hogs; A. II. Fesemey-
er, McIntire, To-. sheep; G. F. Berg,
Northfeld, cattle and hogs; S. J. Nc
Carthy, Knapp Wis, 2 loads cattle and
hogs; George Lee. Medford. hogs; Fair
banks q Pratt, BlApy. ho%S; Ii9he q
hogs; M. c. Black & Co. Northield,
hogs; Ryan & Hoban, Waterville, hogs;
p. O'Brien, Greendale, hogs and sheep;
j. P. Snipps. Leland To-, hogs; j. l..
Nelson, Norman, To-, hogs; Nelson &
Hedin, Willmar. cattle: 4. NJ Johnson,
Benson. cattle; Hogan, Bros. Benson,
Wis, cattle; T. E. Schumacher, Heron
Lake hogs; F. P. Fairchild, Garden City,
hogs; G. R. Perrett. Rock Falls, To-.
hogs; CosgroVe Live Stock Co.. LIE Suellr.
hogs; c. NJ. Anderson, Candy hogs; %.
B. Stoles. Minneota. hogs; 7. V. Phelps,
Minor n. D.. cattle and hogs; Moe &
d d6eF fo GaT{ RT 0aaS c ca afe
Forest River cattle; N B. Thorson,
Fergus Falls, cattle: n. Peterson, I'm
derWood cattle and hogs.
Among the late arrivals on Tuesday
were Dunlap Bros. Michigan, cattle and
hogs: J. J, Sims 9, Nqrt THY 20 n d; eat At
tie " H. 4 G. s. Lille Lille P low 49, N d.
cattle; Talmadge & Lewis, Towner.
loads cattle: g.; Lysne, Churches Ferry,
S. sorenson, Red Lake Falls, cattle; F.
A Welsh. Grapa, cattle: Paul Dohlving
Staples, 2 loads cattle; W. j. Theisen, AL
bany. cattle and hogs; Savage & Conroy
M MIDWAY Y'f MoR F2i5' MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer, st. Paul-Barrett & Zim-
mermans report: Trade had a strong
vitality almost solely in the direction Of
heavy logging horses. Buyers from the
numbering quarters were active In execut-
ing orders, and anxious to procure first
class horses. The prices, as formerly pre-
dicted by US, advanced about s. a head,
the last three days. 1t is reported by all
shippers that available heavy drafters are
almost completely depleted in the coun-
try, and will soon not be found at any
effort; a large number of horses changed
hands, which mostly all were shipped to
Wisconsin and the northern part of Min
nesOta. Trade on light horses sluggish
and sold at low prices: -
DrafterS, extra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 45It]s3
Drafters, choice ...................... 1zoQl49
DrafterS, common to gO0d.......... 65Ui20
Farm, horses, choice TO extra 49,. 1G0@120
Farm horses, common to goOd...... SOC 90
CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Smaller offerings
of cattle today caused a stronger feeling
and the general run sold a. firm prices
with desirable lots about Zoe higher; good
to choice cattle sold at $5.60G690; common
err grades at $4.40G5.55; stockers and feed
G525: Texas steers, SO 251410; rangers,
So 5000 10; calves, $4a7 There was a fair
ly active demand for hogs at easier prices,
most sales being at a decline of DC; heavy
hogs sold at 81 15G74 7o1n: mixed 10 s at
81. 4CGl475; light at s44504.S5 pigs brought
$464.75: culls, $1.50Q4.1O. Sheep and lambs
were in fairly good demand at It ste sfea S
Western rangers at $3.5oG410, and year
lings at $415@45O Lambs no solo at ~ S5 log
rangers Receipts: Cattle, 1880; hogs'
10000; sheep, 2l,OC0
KANSAS CITY. Sept. N.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1906: steady to lower; natlVe
steers S45006.25; Texas steers. $3q4.S0:
cows and hefers SECS: stockers and
feeders, $3G475 Fogs-Receipts. 10000;
firm to steady; bulk of sales. 81. 400 90
Sheep-Receipts, 3GN: steady; lambs,
So S5G15 As: muttons, $3@4
ST. LOUIS, Sept. H.-Cattle-Receipts
5.509; steady to firm; native. steers. $3.50
and heifers $225@l7O; Texas and Indian
steers. $31OG4.50. Hogs-Receipts, 5000;
steady; pigs and lights, $4.60d470; pack
ers. $l50@465; butchers $4.65d4.75. Sheep
Receipts, 1850: strong; muttons, $3.50
4; lambs $36Oa5.25.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 27:-Cattle
steady; 5G1Cc lower; native beef steers.
s.. 1906 10; cows and heifers, 5000 So;
stOckers and feeders, So. 75Gf490. Hogs
Receipts $500: market &c lower; bulk OF
sales. $435G4 40. Sheep-Receipts 4tO0;
market steady; muttons $3.65Gl; lambs,
M25M515 Cattle receipts, S,OOC
SIOUX CITY, Sept 21.-Catte-Re-
ceipts, 1900; Tuesday, 1858; shipments;
1887; market slow; 10c lower Sales:2
cows, av 1870 lbs. $2.75: cows. az LOO
ss.25; il stock heifers.o av, 8i4 lbs. 81; 2
lbs. $910; bulls, av s20 lbs, ss;2s; q
stoc1ers and feeders, av $40 lbs, $3.50: 10
sto oeITes a aH $50 ef ibs 25 IS calves az
27S lbs. IS; 10 yearlings' aV $50 lbs, So, 49,
Il vearIings aV SEQ lbs. A25. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1890; Tuesday, 2,732; best steady;
packers sc lower, selling at $420Q4.45
bulk $4.30Gl4.S213.