The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-19

The shippers on the market TODAY
were ,P r. Theisen' T9 d cattle fat1e, and
mond Wis. cattle; o. Monster. Aitkin
cattle; Chas. Mohler, Elk River, hogs;
M W. Re e6 Eonrosa an Mis- eafss
Lake. loads mixed; Cogslow & Nelson
Devils Lake, N. D.. cattle; s: j. Dean,
Grary, cattle VIM Addison 54d1se Niagara IN n
tie: p. H. Holton. Kenyon, cattle and
hogs: Bringgold Bros, West Concord,
loads cattle; Spalding & Fuller, Maiden
G. Ostricher. Durand, Wis, 2 loads cattle
and sheep; Goodrich & Hardness, loads
cattle and hogs; l. Woo@derSs Welch; ti catll9
hogs; Hawley, Bros. Bertram. cattle aud
hogs; e. e. Mikkelson. Medora, cattle;
I. Hill. Sims, N. D., cattle; A; L. Aarn-
Minor. cattle; H. K. Pennington, loads
cattle and hogs; J. Peterson. Minor, cat
tie; K: Peterson. Underwood cattle NC
Donald Bros. Wadena, cattle; r: Il
Jones. Clear Lake, Wis. cattle; w T.
Jacobs. Lake City, hogs; Bank Of Ma
pie Lake, hogs; G. F. Lusrs ems Valley Vale,
Lake. cattle and sheep: Brown & George,
Stephen. cattle; Shetland & Co.. Foss-
ton. cattle; J. Stewart & Co.. Warren. cat
sheep j. sorenson. Thief River Falls.
cattle: T. W. Putnam, Donaldson, cat
tie; NJ. R. Remiek Thief River Falls,
A.
and hogs; J; Skinner. osakis. cattle; J.
A. Harris Foley. ? loads cattle; G II
Brown, Augusta. horses: L. Kranzfeld-
g 81 Wis w ea sneeP McGoTepn
Jackson Junction, hogs; Porter Young
& Williams Leroy. hogs: Larson & Co,
Rock cattle; Cusick & Co, Easton,, hogs;
H. A Skalbeck Sacred Heart, cattle and
hogs: Mckay & Swingle, Appleton, cattle
and hogs: breckenridge & Whtpple. Big
Stems Ne9es City Eogs F. boss Scales s A f sGnsa
tuesdays late arrivals, on the mar Y
ket were: e a. Boyd Mora cattle; p
Sheldon, cattle: Geo. Madden, Red Lake
FsM fDW 9e HoR FFeh MR RFRsinsT9 if5Te
sofa Transfer, St. Paul-Owing to the
horses which concentrated on the mar
ket to day. prices dIooped fully SIS
head OF 7ch hoi ses. The strength of
prevailing demand was greatly over.st.-
mated by shippers, causing such large
Eet Market was welt attended by lum-
bermen from Minnesota and VISIONS n
and the outlet was fair The tone of
trade is encouraging, demand for loggers
to rise again. Market for general pur-
pose torses. was feeble and price, o low
Drafters, common to good ........ 55@l20
Farm horses, common to good -. SO 81
' cHfcEAG 5Fo,Se Oct. iS.-There was good
demand for cattle today, with prices
stronger for go2d grades and steady for
al; common TO medium steers. $l.25d575:
stockers and feeders, S2.5OGI4s0; COWS and
bulls $2@46S Texans So 0o hd5 CALVES;
fled demand ma and prices suffered further
decline of 501Oc; fair to prime lots, siL22l@
a445; heavy, packe.s, S.Sg,.2l; mix Ike, q,
@ MagbtS s4 eg5ehTs pigs ss5E Ea.
Th hfS ts' was an excellent Strengthening de
mands for the limited su2ply of Sheep and
lambs at .s PRICES nIe i2r 10 eh O.
al, mostly 1926 and over; inferior to
prime lambs, So, 1905; so. Receipts-Cattle,
1890 GG11 h9ge 1TV Wv il she sep 1S Scatt,eRe
ISIS: market about steady. Sales: 2
COWS. ay LAO lbs. $3.50; II cows, s ay 1 l
$40; 20 stock heifers, av 800 lbs. $3.50;
bulls, av 1850 lbs. $3.50: 8 bulls. tav 1.So6
lbs. ST., bulls, av go lbs, $S.aqi 3 stock
and feeders. av sos lbs, $42O;; 10 calves,
av 800 lbs, s4-75; q calves az 2SO lbs $3.50
IS yearlngs sy $40 lbs sSE5; yearil fSS
Tuesday l,51: market steady; selling,
$S95@4; 60; bulk nz,S Of sales les, a:, co+t,a
s sfeers, ss.ssas; Texas steers, $2s5S51S
feeders. sS045O Hogs-Recepts, $4,000:
weak to sc lower; bulk of sales. $1,000
42o. sheep.oReceipts, 1900: Steady;
ST. LOUIS, Oct. -Cattle-Receipts
$500; steady; native. steers, $S25@6.35
st9ekers s and s TeeqerS COWS and
So 2Od4. 20 Hogs-Receipts, $780, market
&c lower; pigs and lights, $1,000 20; pack
Receipts. 4,5O0; steady to higher; NUT
tons, SO. 25@3.9O: lambs, $4@5.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 1S.-Cattle-Re-
s25; Western steers. $4.2o@4.9o: Texas