The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-15

AMONG THE sH!PPERS-The follow
ing were on the market: A Gagne, Still
Monticello, cattle, calves and h. gs; A. L.
6o i;:as M Ii sehuchart Mut2ti;lson cattle
c catt's and 9va hogs; 6 M Zerks Stewart
River Falls, hogs: C1ithy & Knutson,,
Becker, cattle. calves and hogs: B. E.
Martin, Clear Lake. cattle end hogs; L.
hes s., Charles FIX. kic9 si,!e, cattle; A
[. Flom, Dennison. ca1t 9, cai, es and
hogs: A. Hoffman, Stanton, cattle and
hogs; F. Hippo, Arlington, 2 lcads cattle
AID calves Commercial bunk. Dawson,
Boyd, loads hogs; + Moen, Ciarkfeid,
hogs; J. Hebeisen, Hamburg, cattle and
e ea5 81; J. r Troll, Gibboni cattle, calves
anderson An, s1as 8 Co: Madison, hogs; samusel'
born born. no hogs; N; Prom, Evan. cattle, and
A. hGsI Ka m tBf na Ear Ghrden ct
S. Baggerson. Castle Rock, cattle, calves
and hogs; p. Goodhue. Northfeld, cattle
and hogs; NJ Black, Northflleld, hogs; o.
by, cattle and hogs; D. D. Farrell, wy.
koff, hogs; J. W. Malsted, Wilmot, cattle
and hogs; Mckay & Co., Appleton, hogs:
hogs r. Was eat5e H faHs snd
hogs: w. F. Person, Montevideo, cattle,
calves and hogs; A. McCorquodahI, olivia,
ssa acIed Ga I've and and hogs C. Tongard
cattle, calves and hogs; J. Johnson, Litch-
field, cattle and calves; Anderson & Berg,
H t3a tL1 hogs Peterson Lindstrom, cat
Don, cattle, calves and hogs; A. c. Peck,
Norris hogs and sheep; III. Schwartz
Lester Prairie 2 loads cattle, calves and
hogs; NJ p. fisher, ,Rothsay, cattle and
and calves; 3. Ekblad, Evansville. cattle
and hogs; s. p. Hanson, Sank Center, cat,
tie and calves; Conrad Zehrer, Sank Cen
ter, cattle, calves and hogs; Edgar &
Long, Arlington, Mont, % loads sheep.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minneso-
ia Transfer. St. Paul-Barrett & Zim-
rive at the opening of the sale did not
appear till towards the close of the day
owing to the delay in transportation. A
large number Of buyers were on the
Dakota: No large transaction was eff
fected in negotiation of horses, but ex-
pect large trade tomorrow. The nom
inal value of serviceable sound horses
from to years as follows:
Drafters, choice to extra. 49, 500 to sl4O
RR aam hors eomm mont to good e to
Farm borses enolee to o extra 80 to 12o
Mules, G2so lbs eemmon to good g to % %
CHICAGO, March i4.There ~ was 20 ~ ~
fairly fair "a active asa demand for. cattle today
Fancy cattle brought IS. zoos. so; choice
steers, IS .S0Q5.65; medium steers, M.s56
4.s5; beef steers, 50. 1904 50; stockers and
feeders. So. 50q4 Is: bulls, 81. 5o@4. 10: cows
and heifers, So 1904; Western fed steers
$4.10@5 So calves, $3.50617. Business in
hogs was brisk at previous prices. Fair
to choice, So. S0@3 95; packing lots. s3m
s.s7]5; pigs, So zoos. Is. Trade in sS;e99
was rather slow. with prices a shade
lower, Common to prime muttons
brought 1904 so; export sheep, 81. 5oSS4 GO.
yearlings, $4,000 20: lambs. q aSg5 Ok Ok
1900. -''''V' eneep
CHICAGO, March A.-Hog+Rece,nts
10000; estimated for tomorrow, q. 900: left
over 5,S4l; market opened strong. ciosaS
weak; mixed and butchers. SSs5G3 on.
good heavy, So 1908. 92h: rough heaVv
$365@3 70; light. .$3e505.s71k. Cattle@Rs,,
ceipts, ZOO; market slow, but steady.
beeves, $3.S5@5.60; cows and heifers sSG
4.75i Texas steers, s.. 40Q4. rs; stockers ny
feeders, 50. 4O@4s 60. sheep-Receipta. Is Goo
market m steady; sheep, $4,000 70; lambs
KANSAS CITY. March A.-Cattle-P..
cefpts, 1000; market steady to shade low
er; native steers, $37505. 50; Texans, r. an
Q4.55; native cows and heifers, So 7504 * :.
stockers and feeders, $325@5; bulls. e. II:
QS.S5 Hogs-Receipts, 10000: marEet
ooIpened strong, closed weak; bulk Of sales
$S65g3.75. Sheep-Receipts, 10000: firm.
lambs, $4Q5; muttons. $250Q4. 10.