The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24


Anderson & Knadle, Vienna, 8. D., hogs;
|; Henderson, Taylor, 2 loads cattle; H.
sor 1i,s Mandan, 2 loads cattle; Thomas
McCrosy, Mandan, 2 loads cattle; F: Ches-
man Loads cattle A B1dsfein' Mi lnnd
cattle; R. Winchell Fallon, 2 loads cat
sheep; NJ. l; and II. s. MAYNARD, Long
beck, Brownville, cattle and sheep; Ed
Bentel,- Chinook 4 loads sheep; W; A.
Sims, ognabrook. n. D, cattle; McEwan
Neche, S. D., 2 loads cattle; w E. Clark
Frederick S: D., 2 loads sheep; E. O.
Anamoose, n. B., loads cattle; Nesvlg
& Co., Buxton, cattle; w Wallace, Dray
ton, cattle; B. W. Fuller, Jamestown.
cattle; 1 Lallaf Pingree N D. 10 cattle atta
cattle; Brockman 81 Wells, Medina 3
loads cattle; W. R. Alderman, Eldridge,
cattle; j. B: F'riedd, jamestown, cattle;
Farmers Mutual Live Stock Co.. Albert
Lea, 8 loads cattle and hogs; Lindsey,
Boyce & Nolan, Grand Meadows, cattle
cpeek ho cattle ana Sggs B WRea R Rese
Vile, hogs; P. H. Brannon. New Hamp
ton, hogs; L. M. Weston, Waltham, 10,
loads cattle and hogs; Cogswell & Robin
Wing, cattle and hogs; W. W. Wolf, Mot
cattle; W; 6. Alexander, Ltyingstone'
& Frye, Dickinson, N D.. loads cattle;
T. ]: Dickinson, Dickinson cattle; G. J.
tie; THOMPSON & Co, Reiaeld; 8 loads
sheep; W. F. Henderson. Belfeld, Ii loads
sheep; g. ". grafton. Sterling, N. D.,
will p Tolya md
hogs: w. F. Buchen: Marshall. sheep; ].
Meadows Buford. N D., cattle; A F.
Noble, Buford, ? loads cattle; Prandy &
Noble, Buford, loads cattle.
Among the late arrivals Saturday were:
Norcoth Bros, Rolla, N D., 2 loads cat
tie; J. F. Hostetter, Miles City, Mont,
sta IT, R R Miss Mise c Miles M GIT
5 loads cattle; Concord. Cattle Co., Miles
City Z loads cattle; j. p. Farnum. Miles
CITY cattle; W WsII les Ctr 1TI ea atiao
sofa Transfer, st. Paul-Barrett & Zim
merman's report: The trade on loggers
for the northern numbering districts was
of an active character and very little sup
port of the market was obtained from
other quarters. The following consIgr-
ments were more numerous than the
average and made up a large supply Of
available horses on the market, which
will aid check on the rising prices of
logging horses Trade on farm horses IS
still very moderate and prices low Quo
tations:
Drafters choice $120 to $160
Drafters, common to good. 49,. so to 100
Farm horses, choice. :.......:.. Is to ITO
CHfcAGO, Oct. 2s.-Tihie prevailing fea-
lures of the cattle market today showed
some time past OFFERINGS that were of
prime quality sold satisfactory, but COM
mon and middling grades ruled weak and
10c lower; good to fancy grades brought
stockers and feeders, So 75Gi4.S0; cows and
bulls: sG4G5; Texans, SS.55@41 10; calves,
hogs early in the day at an advance of
PIC in prces. but TITS was ali lost and
the market closed @eak; fair to prime
ss.Szc4. 20: mixed, 41o@4 421b: butchers.
81 1a6N4. 421b light weights. S4.10GI4.45: pigs,
So eod74,40. Trade in sheen and lambs was
ACTIVE at Steady prices ICES ell inferior to choice
ers e3GA: feeders Sc 90GlS. IS: poor to pr me
lambs. SO 7567F75 Recn'pts: Cattle. $4,000;
hoes 20. Nno' ~henr 1900
stockers a~d feeders, $2.o5@S; cows and
heifsrs s2@5: Texas and Indian steers
p'rs and liah.s. s4.2zSaf'6. poker. 81 Is
"a 30; butchers, s.9O014 40 sheen-R9-
GINS, 200; strog: native muttons, IS 90
tive steers. S5D6.15 Texas steers, 81 90
42); cows AMI he f--s. 81. 750425: stoTS-
5000 steady; buk of s1'es, 81 1S1aai Is,
Sheap-Receipts, 5000; steady to strong;
lambs s3.2565: nuttons. S344.75.
SOUTH. OMAHA. Oct. 23.-Cattle-Re-
cefrts $500: 5010c lower: native stes rs
s-062l; Western S4@l4 So; cows and
heifere 50 5oG4!0; st ok r. and fe ders.
81 s "a Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market 21s
M5c hi~her; bulk Of sales $3.50 IT,
She Receipts. g COO; steady to 1Nc hieh
er: muttons, s5.50a3 3; lambs, $l5H@5
SIOUX CITY. To-. Oct. 23.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; Saturday, 800; shipments. 1856;
market slow 15@25c lower. Sales: cows.
av 104O, $3.50; 2 cows, av 1,12O, $225;
stock heifers. av 500. 1925; 20 stock heif-
ers, av 340 1910: bulls, av 900. s2.75:
bulls av 1,O10 SO; 2 bulls, av 1O9O sS25;
1O5 stockers and feeders. av SIG, $685.; 20
stockers and feeders, av $50. $40: rs
calves, av 300, $3.50: calves, av 254 $4S5:
16 yearlings, av 540 &c. so; yearlings av
h02 81 Hogs-Receipts. 400: Saturday