The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-04

The shippers on the mqk=t toiiav were:
w o. Engholm. Burlington, 2 loa5s cat
tie; S. Towanda: Burlington. cattle; NJ
Dowell: Hutchinson. mixed; F. ii. SAM
man, Glencoe, cattle and hogs; E. w.
Richter, Ellsworth. cattle and sheep; R.
ley. Bros. Ellsworth, cattle; .Lyke &. Ne
P. T. French, Dennison, mixed: Ch7res
Odell. Willmar. N. D.. cattle and hogs;
81 K Strauss. Lacota. ,cods cctl,;
Ranids, cattle: John Johnson. Litchfeld
cattle; L. P. Sorenson, Grove City, cate
and hogs: c. Swan. Grove City. cattle and
loads cattle; J. Henderson. Hebron. 2
loads cattle; TAYLOR &. Kimball Cliteral
cattle e and nd hogs; Hanson q 3 6 Rees, Hen
ming. cattle: Jones & Emhe- son. Hennng
cattle; A. G. Nelson. Battle Creek. 'xed:
First National bank, Detroit. Fra-ee
loads cattle; L; R, Stanton, ChipFew93
Weston, Hayfield, hogs; e. o terie h n.
Durand. hogs and sheep; Hes.in & j.
Carpenter, Maiden Rock, mixel: Ccares
Huber Cochrane Wis. mixed: +. Ser
dan & Son. Alma Wis cattle at , ard no as $;
della hogs; S. L. B. Potter Revi 10, hos
and sheen: Henry Anderson, Madisor,
hogs: Theodore o. Propp. Echo, hogs; P.
Elchen Belv5eW DOGS hogs ~ oiS Tro1l Gb-
bon, cattle and hogs; S. Hip, Arlington.
mixed; S. Swenson, Dawson, cattle nd
boss F0utz; 99%nrng W 79das c cafte
4. Anderson. Deer Park cattle; c. w.
Chamberlain & Co., Anboy. hogs; s. a.
Conklin, Blue Earth hogs; De WolF
hogs; G. J. Morast, HincAley cattle; n.
B. Lyon TTinckley, cattle; F F ede n,
Taylor's Falls. 8 loads cattle; Bnle Br s.
St Croix .FalIs2 loads mixed: c.. Schmidt,
Osceola, Wis. 2 loads cattle; p. II. Jon s.
Amery, mixed: Anderson & Per-; Hart
ford hogs A. j. Henson r5 My Hoba3 lcR W. fer
hogs; ". II. Carstens. G encoa. hogs and
sheep; H. E. WaIsworth, Mon ey;d o,
and hogs; Ramsey & Riley. Bill S,
Mont. loads horses; Fl. Law her -,
ings, IS loads cattle; David 7 O. t. = Il l.
32mPdhns; 6el'' steele n B. loads cat
tie; o. ]. Dahl. Red Lake Falls, ds
Clark, Verndale, cattle and sheep: f. b.
stanton. Verndale sheep; II. Calvert
mixed; L. w Oberhauer, Frayee cattle:
. Among Mondays arrivals on I he market
were: J. P Baker. Bismarck: N: D., cat
tie: E. G. Field, Bismarck, loads 1tu
A I.auterman, Mandan. N. D.. 2 loa,,s
cattle; Uhlman, Ellensburg L .oaos
MIDWAY HORSE MARKETaoMN i
to Transfer, st. Paul-Barrett q Alli nm lII
mans report: The market contlneeTlu .o,. a.cs
today causing an accumulation OF noI$eS
70 tou a9 extreme excess of the demand. The
large orders for logging horses depehueu
on for an outlet failed to materlaliHe , o"o
ING TO the warm weather the last three
daYs The extensive stock on the market
is effecting a drop in pr ces OF al case ,I5
of horses causing severe loss 10 'Iie
shippers: c1,na17s
Drafters extra 1a0! 90 90
Drafters choice 1 60SS1e9
Drafters common to good ......'. S 0094a9
Farm horses, choice to extra; 1850. 9 00 ~
NJ GOOD.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The quality OF cattle
offered here today was ordinary ana me
demand light Prices were s S9lS sfe ga S ;no
grades, 81. 50G5. IS; stockers and feeders V
674.9 bulls, cows and heifers S.Soqz..o'
common to prime calves . S4g 5oG a. 10 raT gade
in hogs was slow and prices &C I n16 pc, per
hundred; prime hogs brought S4-ddV9idd99 20,
pigs. $41Od4,SO culls, stays and rough LOS,
Sf'50i54 Sheep were fairly act We WIN
about Mondays range OF prices. Sne Yep
were wanted at g $50 aO Tor eOLaiil VIZ .tp
e az |f Tangers sold at So 5O@41O; feeders at
So SOFAS. rs; lambs were in demand at S4.2VW
l. rs for common up to S9lo1o LOT CiloiC6
natives with feeders selling az az Sf:oO
and Western rangers at ST. 6002, 10. Re
ceipts-Cattle, 5000; hogs. 2S,O9o; sheep
10000 head. ~ coo. mr.,
daV. SIS; shipments, 1,05O. with market
slow. about steady. Sales: COWS; aY
$40, s.. 40: cows. ay $50 s. p; stock neil 3,o
Sc Ii. 2 bulls av l .495, So: bulls, av 100.
s S. i5 bulls bulls av 1850 $3.50; stoclSers and
feeders, av no. $3.50; 10 stockers and feed
ers ay $500. $425: 10 calves av $50 $3.50;
% calves av 1856. S475: 9 yearlipgs av $50,
Sd: a yearlngs, av 545, $4.15.. Hogs. 1,500;
Monday. 1116; market steady to lower;
selling $.25Mt.45: bulk: $4.30.
ST LOUIS Oct. 3.-CattIe-ReceiUts,
$500: steay: native steers, $3.iOd6.50;
stocisers and feeders, s2.8O@465; cows and
81 i56i4 40 Hogs-Receipts, 1000; steady;
pigs and lights, S46O047o: packers, $455
G4.65; butchers. $465d4.75. sheep--Re-
GENTS; 1000 stea$apT- 5M 70 strong ln''''o"s'
KANSAS CITY, Oct. S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 15,0O0;, o. market steady sg nati we
cows and heifers, $4,000: stockers ana
feeders. s24O649O. Hoes-Receipts. Il op9;
steady to weaker; bulk Of d oo sales, a45eo
1anobs s4615: muttons $4GD4.25