The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-13

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hogs; n. E. Parr, Braddock, n. D., 5
loads, cattle; A; Cofeld, Maple Maple Lake k
mixed sulmar & stein sG,a Cakes NM N; d.
loads sheep; w. j. Graham. Walhalla.
2 loads cattle; J. A. Harris, Foley, cattle;
J. H Robinson, Sherbrooke, loads cat,
| tie; Workenberg, Freeport, cattle and
loads cattle; ]. O. Jones, Durand, Wis,
hogs and sheep; George Schaub, Wabal-
hogs hog ' j. K. Troll, Gibbon, mixed; Hugh
| Hail, Henning, cattle and hogs; George
D. Palmer, Melville, cattle; G. j. Patter-
son, cattle schafer SIOUX ns Rapids, cat
loads, mixed; E. Parkhurst, Boyd, hogs;
J. w Newbauer, Sturgeon Lake, cattle;
Meyer & Co. Galmar 10, hogs; D. e. j.
Bonifacius, cattle and hogs; John Ander-
son, White Rock, S. D., cattle and hogs;
Ed Casey, Darwin, cattle and hogs; Eck-
ert & Williams, Northwood, To-, hogs; N.
Fohl, sleepy Eye, hogs; J. ]. Hughes
Lake Crystal, hogs.
Among the late aTFiyalf Medpf ieay
t tIe; NJ ao'S Mcibonald, Mabton, Wash, 10
oadg sheep ys nse cs Marp6 fU% datte
T, j. Woodmansee, Steele, N, D., cattle;
Wermager Bros. Gary, cattle; Moe q
I MT8MA SarSi HORSE eaassfi MARKET Mime
sofa Transfer st. Paul-Barrett & Zlm-
merman's report: The heavy arrivals OF
logging horses eharacte f d 1nH mature
and very few sales were transacIeo, IT, he
celebration of the day in honor OF the
Thirteenth regiments nome corning t Tvs
ed the standstill in the trade quotanIIl99nLcSo
Drafters choice ............ $l259l l6
Drafters common to good ...-.... S SSGIiz9
Farm horses choice ::..:..i'''' s sHGS e.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct 12-Cattle.a oaus
ceipts. 400; steady to firm; native steers rs
40; stockers and feeders. $2.ISQSso; 81 q
COWS End heifers Sa0s de9as steady
and lights. s450@466; packers, si4C@4 30:
SheepEReceipts.. 1,4OO; actiX 1z to steaoS'
mutt9p $s 5C @ITS ls Mo o saa'i 2cattle-
Re MansAil 4,1o1; steady to weak; native
steers s425as15; Texas steers: s26: O.
cows and hefers $115g415 s99cKerS + a eoo:
t @eae 70 s. S. lover; bulk of sales s456g
4s11b; heavy. s42.@4S71a; packers A,z!g
as; mixed si15@457A light 6o6 ana p pd%
i' soTTH OMAHA oct; 12.CattleURese@
cepts 5000 steady na s4so ziesfS TeSss
steers r.. s $sGa4sO and feeders ss50a415
H1ogs-Rece:pts, 500 5@1oc lover ,s heavy
15@635; mixed ae ss $4aqss4 q a Sleep
P Pacoipts 4.oCo; steady, lower; muttons'
= S5a5 So; lambs, s4@I45.
CHICAGo, Oct l2wI f nI moaT ready out
lR eff and prices ruled steady Gooo 10 10
fancy cattle brought S5S0Q7; common 70
medium streers. $45O@5-R; st 6S,Sis 2fn@
feeders SIS SeGs IS sq lS T ena n
CAVES CAV 4d7. Too many hogs caused, "a
r tagged Break in values The bulk OF sales 1
we're at a 1O-cent decline. ralT ~ nackers
e. eo6I425: common to choice mixed, s4zo9
65: butchers $4.30@47O: goodo to 6os en
light weights $3.50; pigs, i ss,yo(4 the de-
n cai,in in sheep and lambs, and prices rui.
cd steady Poor to prime sheep eeo o er Id
81 1904; feeders selling ga at % at to
1 Wefterp LAMPS ranse$s S 25 "a SSt'''Y
cE sqSITX CITY 10. Oct, 12.-Cattle-Re-
CENTS. 300; Wednesday, lSl!; snip Tnip'H coWs
2259 ma * steaay av oSo s. so stock
heifers av rs. $40; 81 stock heifers. a, az
ZOE SS.75 bulls av 1.26a $Z o6o % ~ nohs;
az 1920 $40: bulls az az s. sCS g. S Stock
stoeh aHd Fee feeders av $40, $40: 10 calves
els s5S Il: s calves, av 1923, s4.S5; year,
ings av $50 s375; yearlings, az 900 q 55 o.
Hogs-Receipts, l,4o oYi,re s46S4 a.: bulk of
sales, $4.10G415
TREASURY sTATEMENT-Wasi Ileo
ton, Oct 121Todays stae ehnWs: Avail
able cash balance, $2S7,12SOl5. Gold re-
serve $f58, 0S1 SOS. oo+
NEW YORK M0NF'Y-NeW otk' ~.
19IMonev on call steady at POI per cent;
last loan, .. Prime mercantile paper
5II@6 per cent Sterling exchange strong,
with actual business in bankers pills az
$4s6%@4S7 for demand sta ana rat as stS41z s
S4S71b: commercial bills. $4.S@4 sig. SIi-
Yer Yer &c Certificates, 5S@59c. Bar silver, 5Sc
Mexican dollars, 4lc.
FOREIGN FtNhNCTAI-New York,
Oct 12-The Commercial Advertiser s
London fnacial cablegram says: THE
markets here opened dull but recovered
during the forenoon on the easier money.
They were further stimulated by per
sistent rumors, appended to yesterday,
that the Portuguese government has come
to an agreement with Great Britain for
There was good home and foreign buy
ing Portuguese IS closed good. Consols
were 1O31a@103N.
Son. bankers and brokers' 81 Robert
street. National German American bank
budi9g st. Pa Wa ns sshT Tad D fs eSo
satisfactory state of affairs here today.
with the market feverish and unsettled
and decidedly. tiresome condition of
money market continues rather 20 i'm
prove, although the rates for time money
are no lower, developments in the foreign
situation are not in the least encourage
ing but active hostilities would make
little difference, as we think the
matter has bean pretty well discounted.
The weakness in st. Paul and Burlington.
and, In fact, the general market, is very
largely attributable to the selling of
stocks prominently identified with the
bear party. We think also that the re-
rort of the selling by we.l-known capi-
talist here to meet large maturing pay
ments is not without foundation, in fact
with the present limited buying demand
for securities has contributed to the