The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-07

Totals .;;.:..y:;;.....1,42S 245 LIS
cattle; O. ]. Guam, Starbuck. loads cat
tie; Q. r. sigma ess, Starbuck mixed T.
gushing. Culbertson, horses: Dan Morris,
cattle; Ward & Co, Bryant, S. D.. hogs:
M: f: and II. c. Maynard, Long Prairie
mixed; F. Beigal Augusta, cattle: ".
NNisveg & Co., Buxton cattle; ". P Sins
0snabrook. cattle and sheep; Hanson
Bros, Milton, cattle: H. Stevenson, Edin-
berg; cattle: H: Chally. Edinberg cattle:
sheep; John Davis, Glenullen sheep; J
T: Baker, Bismarck, 2 loads cattle: T. ]
WYoodmanse, Steele, cattle: W. Walls,
town t cattle 'J J. 8 Smith R Mias 5 ci1%
loads sheep; ]. ]. Latta Pingree. cattIc:
I. j. Mathison, Little Falls, cattle: F. M
pr9utys Lakota, sheep; John Town. Cas-
Towner, cattle; Stevens Cattle Co., Town.
tt ake c eatfie G F. W ,Cochburn, Devils
land and Turtle Lake, 3 loads cattle and
sheep; 2; N Burns, Kandiyohi loads
cattle; W. s. Wright, Staples. cattle; A.
sM on e. r GGaafton fattle; Ellngson
schmidt; Melrose, cattle; Barney Madden,
Red Lake Falls, 2 loads cattle: o. W
HBrlnk. st. Hilaire cattle: c. jacobson,
Hawley Bros, Brownton, cattle A. Thex.,
Ton. st; Thomas. cattle:
80 M T. HORSE MARKET-Mnneso-
Ia transfer, st; Paul Barrett & Zim-
merman,s report: The encouraging feat
ure IN the trade was the urgency in de-
mand on heavy logging horses. Lumber
rested strong desire in procuring first
class loggers. The large supplies Of such
nor horses IS on on the market met with an en-
however, had no tendency of increase, as
horses were too plentiful on the market
besides the trade by Northwestern men.
the local lumbermen showed an activity
IN buying. Trade on light horses had
no encouraging feature. Quotations:
Drafters, choice ..................S115t to 16D
Drafters, common to good 80. 50 to is
Farm horses, choice .......... so to 1O5
Farm horses, common to good :. 50 to SO
GHfcAGo, Nov BEST beef 40 cattle to Se
strong to 1Oc higher, Poor to fair kinds
common to medium. $425Q550; COWS, heif,
81 srs and bulls, I,76@45O; fancy heifers,
ans. s45O@565 calves $4@7 Is ief Ho nsH
Strong for butchers and best heaVies:
packing and light grades weak Closing
S2 Rea yIFong Fsir 80 t. s prime TN SIP
$s.s5q415; butchers, $4.i5G425; hight light
Ew We f $S95q4 IN; pigs; $3.5o@4O5. Mar
STEADY; common to choice sheep S3G4 60.
w Western rangers, So 50Q440 good to prime
LAMBS "a 1 s5@565; prime native yearlinqs,
S425@475; range lambs, $4,000. 65 Re
ceelpts-Cattle, 1900; hogs, $4,000; sheep.
SIOUX CITY, To-. Nov. 6.-CattIe--Re-
celpts, 4,5o0; Saturday, 81; shipments. s.:
market steady on best; others slow. Sales:
cows av 800, s275; 2 cows, 1920. So %: 10
STOCK heifers. $50, S.. 45; stock heifers Res.
g. IS; 2 bulls. $50, $3.50: bulls. 32O, 81:
! 6u 1da 500, $40; II stockers and feeders,
Il calves, $50, $50; - calves. 344, $3.50: Is
Xearlings, $40. 1910: 10 yearlings. SO. 81 20
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; Saturday, 2, 433; ship;
ments, 568; market weak, selling So S5G4.
bulk of sales, So. 9003 921b
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Cattle-Receipts
2,50O; strong; native steers So 3566 so:
Stockers and feeders. 81. 25@4.60 cows and
heifers, $3.5O@470: Texas and Indian
steers, $3.35@4 Hogs-Receipts 1900;
steady; pigs and lights, S.. 95@405; pack
erS, $4,000. 10; butchers. $4050415. Sheen
lambs, $5@5.65
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 6-Cattle-
Receipts; 5000; strong; steady; native
steers, $42505.S0; Texas steers, 80 25fIGg0:
cows and heifers ST. 750225; stockers and
feeders, $2.65@470. Hogs-Receipts. 3.0J0:
steady to weaker; bulk of sales, S4GI4C5
1900; steady: lambs. $40
as; muttons, $4@525.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov 6-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 400; steady to 10c higher; native
steers, $4.70@6; Western steers. $43On49O;
Texas steers, So. 1904 IS; cows and heirers.
So 25Q4.75; stockers and feeders. So. 1904. rs.
Hogs-Recetpts, $780, easier; bulk of sales.
$4Q4. 021a. Sheep-Receipts, 5000: steady to
strong; muttOnS, $4G425 lambs $A2565 25