The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-06

cattle; Early & Griswold, Grantsburg.
sheep; J. S. Green, Red Wing, mixed;
Sparrow Bros, Royalton, mixed, W. J.
Nelson mixed; c. Huber, Cochrans cat
tie; Henry Huber, Alma, mixed; w. Nc
Coy, Spring Valley. cattle and sheep; j.
Wacek New. Prague, mixed; Brown
hogs; H. johnson, Dawson, mixed; D. A.
Wilcox, Knapp, cattle; 4. D. sackett,
}anesvilIs hogs g BE- F. G adSiia Sacred acre.
A M Holton Renville, mixed; George
Brown, Hutchinson, mixed; Tisdale q Co.,
Goodhue hogs; George Schaub, Glasgow,
mixed; H. Hughes, Hampton, cattle, and
NJ Weston, Waltham, cattle and hogs; A.
F; Schuldt, Owatonna, mixed; j. M; Taft,
Dickinson, cattle; G F. Oakley, Dic kin
cattle; Taylor & Kimber, CIitheral, cattle
and sheep; Frank Fredeen, Taylor's Falls,
cattle; Johnson & Mattson, ST. Croix
Falls Falls, mixed; Brown Bros, St G GroH
port cattle; H. Bush, Melrose, cattle;
Schmidt & Co.. Melrose,, mixed; L. G:
Rudow. Foley, cattle and sheep; J. Il.
Jones, Amery, cattle; 1. M. Hall, Barron,
cattle; R. E. Peterson, Atwater, mixed;
F. Moore, Craig, Mont, cattle; William
Lake, Pearson & Co., Watson, hogs
NOTE-The heaviest purchase of stock
cattle in the history of the Union stock
was made yesterday by Simmer &
Thomas; This firm bought 1000 head of
heavy feeders, stock steers and heifers
and stock bulls. 1t has been said that
South st. Paul is not an advantageous
market for shippers of stock cattle. This
is but instaffe of what would occur
frequently if the cattle were in the yards
to buy.
Midway HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer, st. Paul-Barrett & Zim-
merman's report: Receipts Of horses to-
day was rather moderate, causing num-
Der of orders to remain untitled The.
strong demand for logging horses created
an immense activity. Logging men were
seeking heavy horses. 1t seems impossi
BILE to furnish the heavy horses for the
logging trade owing to their scarcity, and
which will bring prices up the highest for
years. The lighter class of horses were
evenly disposed of at moderate prices:
Drafters, choice to extra ......... .$130Q1SO
Drafters, common to good 91Ql25
Farm horses, choice to extra ..... lO59120
Light delivery horses ........''..... . 4gg oO
Drivers, choice to extra ............ 159@2I0
Drivers, common to good ,, -: so 70
usual light Tuesday supply of cattle,
which were strong and mostly Western.
Sales were slow at barely steady prices.
Good to choice cattle sold at IS. zoos 60;
commoner grades at $41oq5.65; stockers
and feeders brought $3.1504.S5; bulls, COWS
and heifers $2Q535, Texas steers $500
42O, rangers So. 1905 40 and calves $4.50@
725. The demand for hogs was poor in
spite of the light runs, and no improve
ment in prices was noted Heavy hogs
sold at S4@4.55, mixed lots at 81 1904. 62l2
and light at $4.20Q470. Pigs sold at s3.4O
good demand at strong prices for sheep
and the better lots of lambs at easier
prices for ordinary lambs. Sheep sold
at $3250425 for Western rangers, SAG
45O for yearlings, 50. 1904 for leans. Com
mon lots sold as low as 1928 Lambs
sold from 1925 to Sc, with a few CHOICE
lots bringing Sc; 15@6.25. Reeeipts-Cattle.
ceipts, 1000; Monday, 814; shipments, 7S4;
market slow, about steady. Sales; az II
$751; Ss2 cows av lI Az g. u.s. $751; ceTs az 1861
$3.50; 10 stock heifers, .av sos, $3.25; stock
heifers. av $40, 81; 2 bulls, av Ito, s. 10;
2 bulls, av 565, $685. bulls av 725, So 40;
stockers and feeders, av. $780, S4;35; s.
calves, av, 800, $3.50; u calves, av &c., IS;
q yearlings, av 572, :95; 10 yearlings, av
$50, $3.50. Hogs-Receipts, ;1,oG0; Monday,
"a. 1904. 30; bulk of sales, SAB.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept, 5.-cattle@oRe-
eeipts 200 steady 5 bee e. steers @ less
stockers and feeders, $S.9OQ5; calves, $40
| 6.25. Hogs-Receipts, 400; strong to
s. i5a4 20; light, $4,000. sS1s bulk of sales,
81. 20@4 25. Sheep-Receipts, $500; market
slow to 10c over; Western muttons, $500
$3.50; stock sheep, $3.25Q4.95; lambs, 81
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ST. attle-Receipts,
S.. 4O66. rs; stockers and feeders, $4,000 so;
cows and heifers, 81. 25@5; Texas and In
dian steers, 81. S5@4.6 CO. HogsLReceipts.
packers, $4'90G4.5O; butchers, $45oQ4. so.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,7G0; strong; native
muttons, $35004.50; lambs, s4.45@5. IS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 5.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1900 natives, 5000 Texans;
steady native steers, S4.70@6.25; Texas
steers, $315Q46O; Texas cows, S2.25Q3 Q5;
native cows and hetfers, S2Q4.30; stock
ceipts, 1000; steady to strong; bulk Of
t sales, s425G4 40 Sheep-Receipts, 4,000;
steady; lambs, s9.50@5.20; muttons. $3.50