The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

Ihe Shippers on the maIKeI today WerS.
Ward va Hope, N. b, cattle; ". Holm,
Crystal, cattle; Henry Baker, Buffa l6 ~. n
Mark Live Stock company, Milan, cattle;
J. Roach, Minot, loads cattle; L1g tn r
& Co, Chetek, cattle; j. j. Sutton. Ar
gyle, hogs and sheep; Blattman BIOS.
Mcintosh, cattle; Campbell & Co., ErS-
kline, loads cattle; Kohrs & Gutenberg.
J. Peterson, Brooten and Belgrade q
loads each hogs and sheep; Stevens Cat Ca
tie company, Velya, n. p lo9ds cafe,
G. S. McEwen, Titchfield, cattle, AM
hogs: H A. Anderson, Edinburs. n. r.
cattle; Farrell & Russian, Edinburg; cat
Porter. Young & Williams, LIE Roy, hogs;
Scoville & Burke, Twin Lakes, Wis, 3
loads cattle and hogs; z. 4. Holton' n n n n.
yon cattle an and on h9g boes }of Dion B1
ford loads eatsie cattle; ". Meadows, Bu
ford y. p. loads cattle; James s11H. Koa " h,
M Rpfqrd Mo n D. e Loads NJ e Ma
Wis cattle: e. G. Vessey, Barron, Wis.
cattle; r. A. Guelhke, Jackson, hogs;
William E9hn CrystaI n d d. eatt1 R,o ana
MURPHY fI3ia, Chinook, 3 loads cattle, 49,.
Among Saturdays, lat late arrivals son on t q
BE- '' Cattle; Bonegge Mercantile company,
AVoca, loads cattle; J. Grantier, Avocac
loads cattle; Townsend Bros, Avoca, 8
loads cattle Star NJ Cattle hlm e5pany Avoca.
10 loads cattle; J. H. K1nsey' AVoca' D
loads cattle
MIDWAY HORSE MARKETIaM zile
sota Transfer, st. Paul-Barrett I'm,
merman's report: dizziness prevailed
on the market today owing to the warm
weather and a large volume OF heaNy
- fo6
ket. and it is feared that some more
warm weather will sustain heavy losses
to the shippers on the market. Prices on
heavy loggers dropped about % eri1 GcI1
prices 1t is reported, however. tnat we
will require large quantities OF horsSs
for logging this fall that will bring prices
to the top quotation: Representative
Drafters, extra ........... ......$140 to S1l5
Drafters choice -. .......... lz9 10 !in
prafters common to good 81, 80 to to IL IL
Farm horses. common to good. IS to -
CHICAGO, Oct. 2-5There was good
general demand today for no ba
grades were 1Oc higher. Common al
medium grades were steady Good 10
choice beeyes brought $3.50; com none er
brought $4,000; bulls, COWS and heifers'
$15OG525; Texas steers, $S@ 10: lan5ers,
So 1895 and calves $4@7.4O. Prices Tor
nORS were steady anu uilSlldCSCu, " -
hogs sold at sl.{oa475. mixed % lots t
$21 and 9o4 Ii a at s4 a3I4 sI p
brought lOf q excellent ahq e demand
prices were 15@35c higher: Best lots seld
at $5.75@6; commoner lot to-: at + g. 20;
Western lambs bringmg Sl6oQ'.zo; On eg
SAL 40: Western, 8. 25Qg4.15. Raceipts-Cat-
tie, ,GeO; hogs 3 oCO; sheep a9 stt,a
KANSAS CITY, oct; 1z Ia e. We
steers, sl50@6z6; Texas steers $315d4,75,
cows and heifers, 81. 1904 %: st1c <ers o6
feeders, ss;45a4 g. Aogs Is ne csa1pts asn O
Receipts, 2OOO steady: lambs, $500 Q5;
sT. Louis, Oct. Re cir, $, 500;
f s5edez ss sSSl s and heifers
5 Hogs-Receipts, 1850; market strong
Ssck higher 4Ra igis and buta sefs s. e t.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb, Oct. &c ettle0
Receipts 23Oo stea a6 1 natlv o steers rs eif
ers, S. 4O@4.25: stockers and feeders, s. %
higher; bulk of sales, sl.371z o. 40. Sh ep
s S4$ maI Iamb ste49 a g
Cattle iGo 2,406; Saturday, AS; shipments, 4Ol;
market fairly aetye; stea 15d b TO $ st s
4 Western 49, av 1888 lbs. 81; cows, ay g
lbs, 49, cows av $40 lbs $780, y Se STOCK r
Az 505 lbs. $3.75; bulls, av $50 lbs, 80;
bulls. av 500 lbs, SO; bulls az 7SO b.,
$3.50; 49 stockers and feeders SO 94g IDS "a "a
II stockers and feeders, av SS0 IDS, 20,
"A calves. av $40 lbs $3.50; 100 calves, aV
2Ss lbs, IS; % yearlings, ay 4SG lbs "a
II yearlines. av $40 lbs, S425. II &c
ceipts. 1000; Saturday, l, "a; ship nSn $,
SS1: market steady S4.3OQ45o; bulk of
sales "a. 30Q4.35.