The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-19
Gates Bros. ........,...... 8
UnclaSsifled. late sales. 100

Unclassifed late sales. 100 :. 100
Among the shippers on the market were
the following: A. Bogemeil, Cassleton,
hogs; M. Olson. Twin City stock yards,
cattle and hogs; Uhlman Bros, River
Falls, hogs and sheep; Riley Bros, Ellis
Hutchinson, cattle, calves and hogs; L.
Laughton, Clearwater, hogs; Lyke & Nc
Rey, Hampton, 10, cattle, calves and hogs;
SMaantorville, cattle. calves and hogs; F.
Schneider & Sons, Alma, cattle and hogs;
NJ =: Huber, Cochrane, cattle and hogs; G.
NNoid, Nelson, mixed load; Flitcroft & Co,
Prague, cattle and hogs; P OBrien,
G TLeen dsie' hogs and sheep; Ole Olson,
caves hogs hogs sgd F. HipP Arlington
CAM. Madison, cattle, calves and hogs;
commercial bank. Dawson hogs; Brown
Brross Boyd. hogs; Palmer Bros, Fairfax,
caves and hogs; D. Goodhue, Northfield,
cattie and hogs; Carver Bros. & Co, Fart
o9a cattle and hogs: Mckay & Swim
Montev1deo, cattle and hogs; E. B. Wads-
worth, Sacred Heart, cattle. calves and
e eoiEs; a And NJ bos Holt9n' Renyile cattle
S cattle calves and hogs; ]. Urgahad, Rush
City cattle and calves; Works & East
man: Lamberton, hogs; w. Jantz, East
liens henderson ,e cattle and hogs; c. W. Cham
gran, Conley hogs; Works & Eastman,
Walnut grove, loads cattle and hogs
w wi ivd p w Weston & Co. sanborn. cattle.
hogs; Lende & Clair, Cottonwood, cattle
ana hogs; NJ. Condor, Clark City, cattle
end hogs; j. N. Hogan, Benson, hogs;
hogs a q '0 Mai, Belm'in ngsh,s cattle and
hogs; W. Stuart, Hancock. hogs: ". H
s MeTdGgman, KSirkkhoyen, hogs; J. r. Jones
r nanoq Rvns 4 loads cattle and hogs; Spar
hogs; L. M. Weston, Claremont' mixed
lo af1 MI III .; howard, Edgerton. hogs.
sofa Sc Ia, dr RAJ St. Paul, Barrett & Tim
HIetrnan's report: The supplies on mar
ket was larger than the demand. The
eUert1 % OF 5ne offering was above the
cases OF horses to suit the general de-
mana. some extra heavy drafters, with
n LEI qtuIaltles, were sold at good prices,
WhlIe the lower grade horses were sold
at comparatively low prices: The nom
lnaI value of serviceable sound horses
p 5pa aper d to eight years as follows
Drafters, common to good 20 ia 161
Farm horses, choice to extra. 100 to 10
arm horses, common to good So to rs
-, Ca1CAGO. July 1S.-Receipts of cattle
unchanged l9 Good to fancy steers brought
70 zoQ5 IS; commoner grades. 81. 65QI5= "a:
sdo ool RS and feeders, SO. 5OQ4. so; bulls,
=: o4Q5. 70; calves, $4.50Q6. 20 The supply
OF hogs was not equal to the demand
ana Prices a SII 10@15c. Heavy hogs
4 69it: It ~ eI1.oo mixed lots, S4.25Q
"a a. culls, and rough lots. 500. % Lambs
sold 25Q35c higher, Western range sheen
iyc lower and native wethers unchanged.
ZOE prime Wethers. Texas sheep brought
$Sg4.25 and Western range sheep s. 709
f hetfey yedsiings sold for 5o@55 and the
Iambq class Of 81 lambs at S. 1907, with Gull
brought 81. 1896 So ReceiptsMCaft1e n9 e60:
hogs, 1900; sheep, 1000.
SIOOA CITY, To-, July 1S.-CattIe-Re-
market steady. Sales: "A beeves. ay
l,O3S, S4,75; 10 beeves, av 1910, $5.25; 2 cows.
av SoO, 225; 3 cows. av 1,16O. $3.50; stock
H Iaa SI' aY az $3.50; - stock heifers, ay
LOO So; bulls, av 1,OlO, $40; 2 bulls,
az $50 $3.55; stockers and feeders. ay
q ~ a. $3.50; u stockers and feeders, av 1870
$50, $3.50; yearlings, av 426, $S.75; 10
yeerlings, av At $500 Hogs-Receipts
$500; Monday, 585; shipments, "a; mar
sales ae5s i's I h5ghg III selling 1Oa4 bulk Of
ST, LOUIS, July -CattIe-Receipts,
400; steady; native steers, 4.7505. so;
light and butcher steers, So. 1905. IS; stock
ers and NJ o. feeders, 50 .2O@5; cows and heif-
ers, 81 ,25q5; Texas and Indian steers,
50 1904. go. Hogs-Receipts, $500; 56i0c
highe eT pig pigs "a and lights, 35g4 Is; pack
RECEIPTS, 1000; market steady; muttons,
S4g4. Is; lambs, $.75Q6. Is
KANSAS CITY, July 1s.-CattIARe-
ceipts, $500; steady to strong; native
steers, &.5Oq5; so; Texas steers, s. 100
AIS; cows and heifers, 500. so; stockers
and feeders, So. 5094. Is. Hogs3Receipts'
500; 5@10c higher; bulk of sales, 81. 2564. 90:
heavy, "a; 2244@4. 371z. Sheep : Receipts
oOoQ; market strong; lambs, So. 25G5 20;
OMAHA, July 18.-CattIe = Receipts.
1000; steady; Western steers, 1904. 60 !;
Texas steers, $3.75@4.5O; cows and heifers'
So. 60n4. IS; StOckers and feeders So S0G04 20
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market 10915c high
er; bulk of sales, 81. 1904. 171s. Sheep-Re-
celpts, 1000; market steady; muttons. 81
40; lambs, 81. 55@5. rs.