The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-05
II, HOLBERT S son,
Bankers and Brokers,
34i Robert St. ST. Par.

ton. cattle; [. F. Gienny, ToWner, cattle;
!, Schmidt. Mandan, CATTLE; E: Holland.
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sau Bros. Dickinson, cattle; P. F. Holton.
Kenyon. mixed Hubbard, Morrlston,
hogs; P H. grannon, New, Hampton,
hogs; Thomas Lynch, Belfield cattle; j.
w. Carpenter. Dickey, cattle; g. Schune-
man, Turtle Lake. mixed; w. Rankin,
Bristol; cattle; Savage & Co, Mountain
John H. Hatcher, Malta, cattle; Bloom
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Of horses the past week Is the largest
OF any week the past six months. This
large increase is explained by the sup
port of the extensive buying of heavy
logging horses shipped to the northern
part of this state and Wisconsin. Tre
receipts of horses also show unusually
consignments of western branded horses,
besides the lively movement of domestic
horses. Prices advanced considerable en-
ing pace with the rise in country p4ices.
All other classes Of horses had a station
airy price.
prafters, choice to extra. ......sI25 to $3.50
Draft horses, choice to extra. 80 to 10
Farm horses, choice to extra. 100 to 120
Farm horses common to good. IS to 70
Drivers Drivers, good to choiee-''.'..- q to $50 50
CHICAGO, Sept Am Unexpectedly
small run of cattle today resulted in a
strong market at an advance in prices
of 1Oc for the better classes. Good to
grades at s4.!OQ5.65. stockers and feed
ers sold at So. 25d4.90, bulls, cows and heif-
ers at S2q5.25, Texas steers at S.. 90Q4. 60
and calves at &.50Q7&. There was
Saturdays prices, with a few sales of
hogs sold at ssSod4.55, mixed lots at
s415@4.65 and light at $420Q4.65. Pigs
brought 50. 4044.5 so, and culls $2QS. Sheep
were in active demand at steady prices,
but lambs were slow at declining prices.
Sheep sold at A.25@4.5O for prime native
wethers,. commoner grades bringing $50
Choice spring lambs brought $5S5Q6; or
binary grades sS75Q5.S0. Receipts-Cattle,
1880; hogs, 21,0o0; sheep, $4,000.
cepts s SAT- satur d0 s ss shpments as
market steady. Sales: y beeyes, av l,12O.
A75i 4 b BE LIZ, Ss SO g Westerns
stS aS % westerns err ss 10 cse MSS e9Ws
$780, $325; IL stock heifers, 2s1, 81; 2 bulls.
LILO, So; bulls. 1850. $3.50; bulls, lbs,
1875; "a stockers and feeders. $40, 81; II
800. $3.50: s calves, 800, $975; 5 yearlings,
ASS. s425; 10 yearlings 500. s440. Hogs
Receipts. 400; Saturday. 1887 shipments.
SSS market ct s .t 49,. selling AO'1s2o'
KANSAS CITY, Sept 4-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 11.0O0; steady to strong; native
steers, S425G6.25: Texas steers, $3q4.s5:
cows and heifers, $1,000; stockers and
feeders. S. 4SG550 Hogs@Receipts. 4.e00;
steady; lambs, s.25@5.10: muttons. $3.50
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept 4--Cattle-Re-
steers sIS5d6; Western steers 81. 20q4S5;
Texas steers. s. i5@4S; cows and heiferg.
ss6OG4@; stockers and. feeders. Nq5:
heavy. A15d4. 20; mixed, $415@42O; ngh's
and pigs. s4@43O; bulk of sales. A.1594.20.
Sheep@Receipts, 800; shade lower; NUT
tons, So 60@3 80; lambs, $4.6eQ6.
ST louis. Sept 4.-Cattle-Receipts
Loo: steady to strong; stockers and feed
ers, S26OQ4S5; cows and heifers, 81. 4oQ5;
Texas and Indian steers. s2.6Oa465. :, Hogs
Fse % 2CG steaay pS55 ap Butchers
81. 5O6b4 CO. Sheep-Receipts, 500; firm;
muttons. S3.5OI4: lambs. s4G5.b.