The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-10
The disposition of the days receipts
up to o'clock, each buyer purchasing
the number Of head indicated, was as

Among the shippers on the market to,
day We're: J. s; Green, 81 ings; Nom, 2
leads leads ca tie; " G. Badger Gendiye
loads cattle; M Whitmore, Mandan 2
loads cattle; M. Fl azer; Mandan;, cattle:
N. D.. loads cattle: Jacob Bauer, Gull
bertson, 3 loads cattle; ". F.. Ward,
Pennington. cattls; G: E. cH.ummells sisse-
cattle; A; L. Pitts, Larimore, n. D.,
loads cattle; J. Messy & Co, Buxton. 2
leads l2a cattle and hogs; M; F, and +: A;
"; W; sheldd9n, Alexandriaa4 cattle and
H A. Anderson, Edinburg, N. D., cattle;
Thomas s9,a Edinburg cattle; william
and hogs: R. Flovd, La Moure N. D., 3
cattle; H, E. Henry, Newark, s. D., h gs;
cattle; Ole Pierson. Kenmore, 2 loads cat
tie; E. E. Josslin. Donnybrook, N; D.,
cattle; c., W. stickney, Wendell. loads
loads cattle; James Roach, Buford, N. D.,
10 loads cattle; J. j. Hughes, B Butt 8
L. Lewis, Taylor. n. D., loads cattle;
F. Schlaman, TAYLOR, loads cattle; Rog-
eTs Rogsrs Fal7on , eattiei Garter teroS
Jackson, hogs; l.. NJ Weston, .Claremont,
hogs; Evans & Crooks, Elma, hogs; P. H.
Brennan, New Hampton, hogs; r: 4.
comany, Big Horn, Mont, is loads cattle.
Among the late arrivals Saturday were:
Miller Bros, Chinook Mont Is cars
tie; Peter Pieffer. loads cattle; George
Therrin, Galata, 2 loads cattle
CHICAGO, Oct 9.-The demand for cat,
tie. was fairly large today, with the eau
to fancy cattle brought s590@7; medium
grades We're saleable at 81 5Oq5 SO; stock
ers and feeders at $3@49O; bulls. cows
calves sold at s4a7; grass range COWS:
heifers and steers at 81. S5@5 10; Texas
grass steers brought IS. 2o@4; 80 The run
Of hogs was exceptionally light; prices
prime lots brought $4.1O95.75i mixed lots.
s. 30@4.75; light hogs. $4,000 TX; pigs,
requirements of the sheep market weie
limited. Trains were late and trade owe:
before noon. Sheep We're taken at $ 81 49gS
500 feeding lambs, s4.30@4.50; Western
sheep and lambs comprised the bulk of
the offerings: Receipts: Cattle, 2o.0o9;
ceipts, 5000; Saturday as; shipments. 542;
market fairly act We lQe C. lo o1 sa.es:
a aS1 1,os5, $40; cows az Isl, 50; 2 cows.
av 1,O1O, 1925; u stock heifers, av 500, $3.50;
70 stock heifers, av 5O5s $3s5; 2 pulls av
1,UoU, SZ.1o, DullS, tN S5V, %, D pulo' q
1000, 1925; 144 stOckers and feeders, az
500, $3S5; 10 stockers and feeders, av S50,
$50, $475; 80 yearlings, av 6253 81; y year ar
Jings, av $780, s425. Hogs-Receipts, 6oo
Saturday, 1858; market. steady, selling
$42O@4. So: bulk of sales. $4.25.
ceipts, 5000; steady; native steers, $50
6.25 Western steers, $4.1004e5; Texas
steers. So. 1854 %: cows and heifers, $3.50
1896 stockers and feeders, $3.70447O Hogs
Receipts, $500; market steady; bulk Of
sales, sso@4:85. sheepp-Receipts. j i, 199;
steady; yearlings. $3.S0@4; muttons, SS.C5@
RANsAS CRY. Oct s-Cattle-Re-
tive steers, sac. 2o;. Texas steers, $s.5oa
425; cows and he fers. $1.75G4; -stockers
and feeders. $3@5.25. Hogs-Receipts.
5000; steady to sc lower; bulk of sales.
81 3564.6O heavy, $4,000. 4212. Sheep-Re-
f fepts 8, s Se steady; lambs ss@41o; NUT
ST 81. LoTis. Oct. 9-cattle- RECEIPTS.
stocier rea and feeders es 5G cows and
heifers, ,$205. Hogs Receipts, 4,5o0; mar ar
ket &c lower: pigs and lights, s4.5O@4 6h;
packers $4 1904 60: butchers $65G4. 20.
Sheep-Receipts, eco; steady and I'M
changed.