The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-11
Totals ..............1, 234 2,7S0 1,4)S
MOndaV'c late hltVinoc uare nc foIIo0S.

Among the shippers on the market TO-
cattle and hogs; J. K. Slack, Taylor, \.
cattlei Paul liner Taylor, loads cat
tie; E. & H. Whitman, Taylor, 9 loads
cattle; Cuskelly Bros, Dickinson, n. d.,
cattle: Albert Owens, Sims, N. D.,
loads cattle; L; Colgrove, Dickinson, 3
loads cattle; o. r. Singnalness, Starbuck,
cattle and hogs; j. Bowers, Clear Lake
hogs; w. Williams, Poplar, Mont, .
loads sheep; a. Larson, Forest Lake, cat
tie; Riley Bros, Ellsworth, Wis, ( loads
mixed; Uhlman, River Falls, hogs and
sheep; N. G. johnson: River Falls. ?
2 loads mixed; M. M. Armstrong. Bald
win, cattle; c.. Gardner, Hammond,
mixed; NJ. schuchart.- Hutchinson,
loads mixed a; L. MMcD n S dnt
hogs and sheep: Miller & Co.. Montrose
hogs; J. Schultz, Osakis. cattle; c. J.
Cogswell Lake City, hogs; Nicholson D
Green, Red Wing, cattle and hogs: T.
Olson, Zumbrota, cattle and hogs; Good
rich & Hardness, Durand. Wis, z loads
Heslin & Julian, Maiden Rock, loads
mixed F. w. Carpenter, Maiden Rock
hogs and sheep; A. Bochler, Fountain
Huber Alma, hogs; VIM. Mccoy, Spring
Valley, loads cattle and hogs; G. 7.
Haley, Xelya, n. D, loads cattle and
sheep, W. LIIlu-IIlOlIil, btIS IduS, Z lOctuS
mixed; J. D. Rutland, Eden Valley: cat
tie and hogs; Stivens Cattle Co, Velva,
cattle; R. p. Ward, Nelva, cattle, AL
bee bee + Bros NeT RiGhmoRd Wis hogs;
sheep; G. Schuneman, Cumberland, Wis,
cattle; H. c. Monstad, Cumberland. cat
tie: Gilstad & Co, Deer Park, 2 loads
cattle; D. McCorqqodalle, Echo, hogs;
Slitte & Hallum Manchester hogs; j
n. Shotz, Montgomery. hogs; j. Wacek.
New Prague, cattle; Samuelson Bros. IL
mixed mi PaImer Bros g., Fairfax.
mixed; P. O'Brien, Green Isle, cattle and
hogs; I. Rusink, Lime Springs To-. hogs;
r J. Ba igor Cheste r Fo hogs; Geo
son. cattle: Person & Johnson, Watson
hogs: H. e. Wadsworth, Montevideo
loads mixed; Jos, John. Montevideo,
hogs; w. Frank, Bird Island. cattle ard
hogs: Mckay & Swlngle, Appleton, cal-
tie and hogs; F: l.. Clifford, Chaska. cat
Pagel, Mapleton, hogs: Olson & Co., Ma
pleton, hogs; j. ]. Minor, Alden, hogs;
M. Griswold. Moose Lake, loads cattle;
got, Springfield. hogs; Chas. Stuebe. New
Ulm. hogs; Pettis az Chappell, st. Peter
hogs; A D. sackett, GAINESVILLE hogs;
land, nd Northheld cattle; ?. T. French
Dennison mixed; p. Fl. Holton, Kenyon.
cattle and hogs: Julius Pabott, Kenyon,
cattle; a. F. Schuldt, Owatonna. hogs: T.
D. Ellwood,; Elma, hogs; Eekert & VII
liams, Gordonsville, hogs; J.SBulow, ST.
Croix Falls. hogs Billie Bros. St Croix
Fa MHbWS l0Yds H f9f5Isf INTERPRETATIONS
sofa Transfer ST Paul: Barrett & Zim-
merman's report: Market had an mac
tive. appearance, few lumbermen were
buying at low figures. causing a loss to
shippers. The dullness which has pre-
vailed on the market the past two weeks
has dropped the prices on, loggers equal
a relax in the incoming cons gnments.
The market was heavily stocked with
logging horses today, and ample to meet
a strong demand Light horses had a
demand in that class of horses. Sales:
Choice drafters ....................SI2 5 to 100
Drafters common to good........ 50 to rs
Farm horses, choice to extra; 80 to lis
Delivery horses ................. 40 to 20
CHICAGO. OFT 1O-There was the US
day Choi-e drovts were STEADY, but
common and medium grad IS Wee weak
and slow of sale. Good tt fancy cattle
sod at $i.g a.; oonmoner gra ,es at = 20
$50; bulls. cows aud heifers. S215. 25;
Texas steers. 50 20u430; rangers $365.10,
and calves. $4d7. Most grad s of hogs
We're in good demand at about steady
pric s. Concessions were made in soma
cases. Heavy hogs sold at $4056 AS;
mixed lots at $t.S5@Ll5, aid light at $40
d4th Pigs brought S3.t0Q4.T0, and cutlS.
S1.50@4 TIE Ceo,aad for sheep and lambs
was Loor and prices averaged 10Q15c low
er Sheep sold at $2MS for common, and
S.. 1904 for prime we hers, Western rag
e bringing S325It5 81 Lambs BROUGHT
S.. 50@4 o. ommon lets, and $515.25 for
the best w ern, a ge lamb b inging
$4,000 Receints-Cattle, 5000; hogs, 22-
* KANSAS CITY, Oct 1o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $4,000: steady to weaker native
steers, $4256615; Texas steers, $500;
COWS and hefers, 500; stoclSers and feed
ers, $3.20G475 Hogs-Rece pts, $4,000;
steady to shade lower; bulk of sales
81. $500 So Sheep-Receipts, 1000; steady;
lambs, 81 25@5; muttons, So 4o04.4O
ST. LOUIS, Oct 0.-Cattle-Receipts
5000; steady; native steers, So S06p6. So:
stockers and feeders, 81. 5OGp475 cows and
heifers, Sos; Texas and Indian steers,
lower: pigs and light, s4.5o14.so; packers.
81. 4OQ455; butchers, $455@465 Sheep-Re-