The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-07

Totals ..........::....5S2 ZO1 Zlo
w. S. Adams, Aitkin, 2 loads cattle;
Spalding & Fuller. Maiden Rock, Wis,
sheep; John Kilroy,, Cannon Falls. hogs;
]; E. Mabey, Lake City, hogs; M; c.
Black, Goodhue, cattle and hogs; ]. Rior-
dan, Dassel cattle e and hogs; II M Little'
Blooming Prairie, hogs; F. j. Payer,
SEN, Hamburg, hogs; J. P; snipps, Lee
]. A. Anderson, White Rock, 8. D.. cattle
and hogs; Frank Remes, New Prague,
hogs; Ryan & Hoban, Waterville, hogs;
Chapel. St. Peter, hogs; Vii William BoeT-
boom, Client, hogs; Lehne & Co, San
born, hogs and sheep.
Among mona Thursday,s late arrivals on The
s B., hogs hogs F NJ Ps Ierce w hS1eine
City }6 hess 4 456 4; JR2ruek, Ayqcss, hogs:
ia Transfer. st: Paul-Barrett & thinner
mans report The opening Of the market
today was of active nature. Lumbermen
selected first-class drafters in large guam
tity and continued active throughout the
day, bring the outlet of such horses to
large number. The requirement for horses
In the numbering distr ct is reported large
and brisk trade is expected for three
months hence. Light horses were in lit
tie demand and sold as usual at low
prices:
Drafters, choice ................... 120G1140
Drafters, common to good. 850p120
Farm horses, choice to extra. ..... .100@115
Farm horses, common to good. 50G1 e5
Light delivery horses. ............... 400 so
CHICAGO, Oct 6-The demand for cat
tie was good for so late in the week, and
prices We're steady. Good to choice cattle
sold at $4,000; common grades at sos 5;
stockers and feeders brought $364.90;
bulls cows and heifers, s2a525; Texas
steers, s3.20@430 rangers, $2.S5@5:10, and
SC higher. The demand was good and
the supply was we'll taken. Heavy hogs
sold at $40594.70, mixed lots at &.35q4;7 Is,
and light at s. 45@4;sO. Pigs brought sag
lambs was fairly active at about steady
prices. Native sheep sold at $2@4.S0 for
poor to choice, and So. 1904 for Western;
lambs la bringing s4,5Oa5.15, Receipts-Cat-
tie $500; hogs, $4,000; sheep, 5000;
cepts, 5oo;, Thursday, 1,267: shipments;
Westerns, av 9S4, s4.2O: % Westerns. av 81,
s4.75; co. WIS, ay $50. s275; COWS. % av 500.
heifers, av 2S9, $3.50; bulls, av 800, $40;
bulls, av 1910 $500; bulls, av 7SO, S325;
16 stockers and feeders av SO5, $3.50; IL
av 500, s4.25: 80 calves, av 264, $3.50; % year
lings, av 667, S3.70; 9 yearlings, av $50, 81 %.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; Thursday, 1:leS;
shipments, u, market SlfOlS W W ShSA
selling, $4,000 40; bulk of sales, $4.20.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 6LCattle, 3 eG@g Is:
$500; steady; native 90 steers .tee1 s3SOa6 5o;
heifers, seas Hogs-Receipts. $500: mar
ket SC higher; pigs and lights, 81 6094 70;
packers, ST. 45@D4.60; butchers, $4.6 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; steady; native NUT
tons. s3.5004; lambs, So. 1905.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 6.-CaIue-
Receipts, 1000: market steady: native
beef steers. $5@6.1O; Western steers. $i25
GA, 80: Texas steers. $365@4.3O; cows ard
ss5oa475. Hogs-Receipts. 500: market
SC higher: heavy, 1900. 90; mixed; $so
6435 light and pigs, s4Gt45O; bulk Of
sales. $4,000 IS. Sheep-Receipts, $40;
steady to strong; muttons, sS.7OGt3 VI;
KANSAS CITY, Oct 6-Cattle--1e,
ceipts. 5000; steady; native steers. siSO9
$50; Texas steers. S315@4SO; COWS Fsad ana
s35Od49O Hogs-Receipts, 5000; mar x t
steady to strong; bulk of sales, 81 $Sto
400 Sheep-Receipts. 5000; STEADY; lanlos'
81 SO615 TO- muttonS, S30J4