The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-24


s smsll epte eafas $780,. -, 8 % <;
Among the shippers on the market were
the II foil9 %g D. Morris. Minot. 6 cars
Hausman & Co. Church's Ferry. loads
cattle and calves; w. Johnson, Lind
stron. cattle; Twigvall Bros. Ellsworth,
ss 3! R "A e. F.: Bonner Ledgerwood,, hogs;
Arthur. Long Prairie cattle A Hutch
ms. st. Vincent. loads cattle; w Neu-
KIN Ada. cattle and calves: A. f. Rem
calves; K. Melby, Ashby, cattle and
calves; Huggett Bros, Ashby. cattle,
calves and hogs; P. Derrick, Long Prairie,
cattle M F. Mayard., Long Prairie, 2
Co, Usage, cattle; E. Mark Live Stock
Co, Princeton cars mixed; G. FinkeI-
stein stein. winnipeg. cars cattle; o. J..
hogs: H. Mills. Fergus Falls, cattle; O.
c. Nelson, Battle Lake, cattle and
GfalT YES. + Brown, Glenuilen. cattle; H.
Stack. Taylor, cars cattle; H NJ
Clements, Taylor, 2 cars cattle, Roach
q Fluck, Taylor, cars cattle; v Kuhn,
Taylor, cars cattle; L. Lewis, Taylor,
:. cars cattle; A. Michel. Hanley June,
ton hogs; ]. S. Green. Red Wing. cat
tie. calves and hogs; c.. A. Jones, Du-
rand cattle and calves; SpaIding & Full
Ter. Maiden Rock. loads mixed; Bixby
Bros. Sanborn, cars cattle: Hanson &
Co, Elbow Lake. cars cattle and
g W S g j. Qu2m Glenwood. cattle
II. Jacobson. Fingal. cattle; l. Jacob
son. Fingal, cattle, calves and hogs; s.
Weaver, Lowry, 2 cars mixed: N An
derson; Brootin. cattle and calves; Ty-
calves; Lewis Bros. Annandale mixed
load; A. Colfeld, Annandale, cattle,
calves and hogs; Hanson & Co, Elbow
lake ! cattle: J. j. Delaney, Darlington,
TO.I,- =
cattle. calves and hogs; J. J. Weisner,
Barron, cattle and calves; L. c. Peters
New Richland. hogs; Anderson & Co,
New F1ch5and; hogs; P. Moher. Leland,
hogs; J. T. Nelson Norman, hogs and
sheep; Person & Co., Montevideo and
watson, cars cattle, calves and hogs:
DEBORAH, hogs; McGovern, Jackson
Junction, hogs; ]. ]. Munion. Alden.
hogs NJ IS o4tint Co.. Spring Valley, 2
G cars cattle; G. A. Mcconnell, Belle
Drueke, Avoca. hogs; Farmers Mutual
Live Stock association. Kensett hogs;
g. BaPtle, Lyle, 2 cars hogs; Steele &
hogs and sheep; S. A Conkiin. Blue
Earth. hogs; c. E. Brady, Blue Earth
hogs; G. A. Chamberlain 6 Co, Am
boy: hogs and sheep; II. H. Boyd. Mora,
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa, Transfer, st. PauI-Barrett &, Tim
merman's report: The bulk Of the sup
ply of horses on the market consisted of
light horses which were sold at low
prices. Heavy drafters were scarce, and
expect large quantities in the near future
orders placed on the market for
such horses. Lumbermen are now the
principal buyers on the market. The
strong demand for logging horses at this
early part of the season IS pointing to-
wards an unusual activity in horses this
fall:
Drafters, choice to extra. .s12oa175
Drafters, common to good.......... S5G1o5
Farm horses, choice to extra. 105G120
Farm Farm! horses, common to good...... 500 Is
Drivers good to choice e0g %
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-There was a big
supply Of cattle today, but mostly of in
ferior grades, the result being a widen
ing OF prices. Choice lots were steady,
while others were weak and 10015c lower
GOOD to choice cattle We're quoted at
S56QG6.6O; commoner grades bringing $40
as; 90; stockers and feeders sold at 1850
o. bulls, COWS and heifers, $205.25; Texas
steers at $3.50G4.90. and calves at SAT- 25
There was an active demand for hogs
with good droves at about &c lower; 9th
sold at S41004.S0; mixed lots at So. 35d4. so
and light at s4.5Od4S5. Pigs brought IS 20
alto, and culls, $2.5004. The demand for
both sheep and lambs was good and
prices were steady. Sheep sold at S2.500
4.50 for inferior to prime natives, West
ern sheep bringing $3.5Qa4.1O. Lambs sold
az 9o.Eo1lO-E0, c1lOIC6 w eSl6lIlS gong at
$5.6OQ5.8O. Common lambs were slow Of
sale and largely. 10Gt15c lower. Receipts
Cattle. 22,000: hogs, 25,OO0; sheep, 1000,
SIOUX CITY, To-, Aug. 23.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, 1000; Tuesday, 1883; shipments.
1856; market fairly active; good steady:
others 10c lower. Sales: 4 cows, av $50
lbs 81 40; 9 cows, av 1,040 lbs, $3.50: 20
stock heifers, av 68S lbs So 30: 7 stock
heifers, av 400 lbs. $3.50; bulls. av 1,190
lbs, So; bulls, av 1,1S0 lbs SO 25; 2 bulls
av no lbs, $50; 9 stockers and feeders
av 900 lbs, $4.l0; q stockers and feeders
av !, 139 lbs, $4.75; calves, av $40 lbs. 81 10:
Z calves. .ay 300 lbs. $40; % yearlings. ay
$50 lbs, 81 % yea1rlings, av $40 lbs, 1925.
ments, 1926; market be lower, selling at
81 15Q4.40; bulk of sales, $42564 35.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 23-Cattla-Re-
ceipts, $500; easy; beef steers, 81. 4006. %:
stockers and feeders, So. 7565; COWS and
heifers, 2.25G5; Texas and Indian steers,
So 40QLS0. Hogs-Receipts, 5000: weak to
sc lower: pigs and lights, $L70d4 So; pack
ers. $46OQ4.75; butchers, $L7OG+ s.. Sheep
REGENTS, 1900; steady; native muttons
$3.50Gl4; lambs. s45006.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 23.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1900: steady to 10c lower: ma
tive steers, $5G6.25; Texas steers. So. lOG
ers and feeders, 50. 85QF4. 99--Hogs-Re
ceipts, 1000; steady; bulk Of sales. $3.50
4.70; heavy, 81. 450l Sly; mixed, 81 ll6i5 3:
lights, S4.50Q4.7213; pigs. s4.3OQ4.70. Sheep
Receipts, 1900; steady; lambs, $S.5O05 81;
muttons, $3GD450
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. 93.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, 400: steady; native steers.
$4S0Q6.25; Western steers S4.2j05; Texas
steers, $S.60Q4.25; cows and heifers, $500