The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-13
Totals ................1,439 3.S28

Among the shinners '4 o5 + ISzS r,S sog
were: A Gagne, Saltwater. cattle; J. ".
Newbauer, Rush City, cattle; J. P. Full,
St: Mtchaels, cattle and hogs; E. P.
Laughton, Clearwater, loads cattle and
hogs; S. Helling, Walcott, cattle and
hogs Riley Bros, Ellsworth, 5 loads
mixed NH M G. Johnson, River Falls, 2
loads cattle and hogs; M. Schuchart,
Hutchinson, cattle and hogs; A L. Mo
DoWell. Hutchinson, loads mixed; F. H.
SSSandmaan, Glencoe, cattle and hogs; c. F.
RRerg, Northheld, cattle and hogs; P. T.
nogs:H. f: Purferist, Kenyon, cattle and
hogs L. n. Weston, Claremont, cattle
ana ana hogs; K. Peterson, Underwood, cat
Sntty, Becker, cattle and hogs; G. F..
Putnam, Big Lake, loads cattle and
hogs; W. Jacobs, Lake City, cattle and
hnog T3 F. Holtz, Goodhue, cattle and hogs;
mer Bros, Fairfax, cattle and hogs; w,
frank, Fairfax, cattle and hogs; P.
Eb Els Sn IL BeIyieW hogs j K Troll, Glib
hogs; 9. n. Urdahl, Madison, cattle aV and
hogs: Brown Bros, Boyd, cattle and and
hh oggs N%l oen GGarke1d cattle and
hogs; George Clair, Wood Lake, cattle
and hogs; Samuelson Bros. & Co, Lafa-
ggette, cattle and hogs; F. F. Mansfield,
hogs; P. Landgraff. Candy, hogs; Lehne
Co., Sanborn, hogs and sheep: P,
Grady, Menomonie, cattle; D. A Wilcox,
wilson, 2 loads cattle and hogs; w. Nc
hogs; John Buckley, Cylon, cattle and
hogs; Flitcraff & Co., Colfax, 2 loads cat
tie an and I, hogs; Steven & Co. Mcintosh,
GGattle; II; e; Fisher, Osakis, mixed; S. P.
son; Shell Lake, cattle; Albee Bros, New
Richmond, loads mixed; c. Aim. Fart
c oanlt, sheep sn9 Boyne & Co, Castle Rock,
leads cattle and hogs; T. E. Joyce,
Milan, cattle and hogs; Hector Lumber
and Supply Co., Hector, cattle; c. TT.
4 R1Giddaads io Stewart hogs; J. Johns, Mon
cattle and hogs; o. J. Burchard. Watson
hogs; N. Thiesen, Renville, hogs: o. Nc,
Tfo ohq Olivia, cattle and hogs; A.
anderson. Barron, cattle; Milb ,rsdi & &:
Co, New Germany, loads hogs and
Sheep; M. Condor, Clara City. hogs; Fl.
e. Is, Steam IN, Lakota, cattle; Reid Bros,
cattle and hogs; Powell & ST. John. Bur
hngton, hogs; L. J. Mccarthy. Murdoch.
cattle; f, Johnson, Cokato, mixed; e. II.
BI3rrfa I, Wayerly,, cattle and hogs; A.
H1tsman, Delano, hogs.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer, st. Paul-Barrett & Tim
merman's report: The stimulation in de-
mand Tor heavy logging horses, due ia
the cold weather, was evidenced bV the
large number of logging men who at
tended the market. A large quantity on
horses was sold. intended for the Nortn,
eTn numbering districts. The tendency
In an upward move in values of heavy
and trst-class horses was easily noticed
Light and common class of horses were
In a very light demand
Drafters, choice $40. .... sis to S15C
Drafters, common to good. -. IS to Iii
Farn horses, choice ........... rs to ZOE
Farm arm horses, common to good. so to Is
CHICAGO, Dec. 12-Cattle generally
steady; butchers stock steady to strong
Gamers stronger; calves firm; Texans
steady: Good to choice, $5.5067 so; poor
$3.50; selected feeders. .$425@475; good tc
choice cows, $3.S0@l4 So heifers, S395: can
ners, q: @96S; bulls, $2SOQ460; calves, $40
I 40; fed Texas s. lbeeyyees, s. 25@5.SO grass
sc lower. Trade rather slow: fair clear
ance Mixed and butchers, $3.S504.10
good to 80 choice heavy, $39O94.1O rough
of sales, IS. 95@4. O5. Sheep-Market active;
prices strong to 10c higher; native weth-
ers, $444 60; lambs, S4@5-6O Western weth-
ers, $4Q4.60; Western lambs, S51565. CO.
Receipts-Cattle, $500; hogs, Sc, 900; sheep
10000.
SIOUX CITY, To-, Dec. 12-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 600; Monday, 1854; shipments, sol;
II cows. av / ,O65 $3.50: IS stock heifers, aV
1893, $40; 10 stock heifers. av 49, $3.50;
bulls, av 1,19O, $2.75; bulls. av $50, So; 8
ers, av 726 $575; % stockers and feeders,
av 962, $40: 10 calves, av $50, $425; 10
calves, av 800, $4.50; 6 yearlings. av $50,
$780, 10 yearlings, av 450, $40 Hogs-Re,
ceipts $500; Monday, S14; shipments. 1873:
market 219@5c higher; selling, $3. 9064:
bulk of sales, 1896.
ST LOUIS, Dec. Misunderstanding
$500; steady to slow: beeves, s.. 70I6 20:
packers and feeders. 81. 1901 IS: cows and
heifers. $2Q475; Texas and Indian steers,
$335d5.5O: Hogs-Receipts, 10000; strong
pigs and lights, $390@4: packers So "a
Ola; %; butchers, So. 95Q4 025b. Sheep-Re-
cefpts, 500 strong; muttons, $S2504;
lambs. $49005 40
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec 12.-Cattle-Re
ceipts. $500: steady; native steers. S450G
S10: Western steers, $4G475: Texas steers,
$260Q4.S5 stockers and feeders, So. 1904 10
Hogs-Receipts, 500; shade higher: hulk
of sales, $S921R@3 9T1b. Sheep-Receipts.
3.4OO: steady; muttons, $4Q4.60; lambs, 81. q
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 12.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $4,000; steady; native steers $46
$50; Texas steers, $3@5.50; cows and
heifers. $2.10Q4.25: stockers and feeders
So. 75@l480. Hogs-Receipts. 1900; markei
steady at yesterdays close; bulk of sales
So. 9219@3. 9713. Sheep-Receipts, 1000; mar,
ket steady; lambs, $350Q4.50; muttons. s.
0425. ~
ST. PAUL PRODUCE.
Oficial quotations on produce are nc
longer furnished by the ST Paul produce
exchange. Unofficial quotations for lots
oh tro IN ha