The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-19
II. HOLBERT s SON,
Bankers and Brokers,
3A.l Robert ST. ST. Paul.

cow u 80: S % cav c. and c.. s. %
Sheep-Comparative receipts:
1otaI Tor today .......'.................5 ,9l5
year ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Quotations: Fat ewes, s33ca3.5O; stock
ewes, $290Q3,25; fat wethers, s360@3.75;
bucks, 22o;50qS; fat lambs, M.5Oa49O; stock
Receipts were heavy and trading very
active. Fat lambs sold Ice higher, and
fat sheep sold at 1G025c higher. Stock
sheep and lambs were in good demand at
lower prices. Representative sales:
No. Wt.Price.lNo. WtPrice
g stlx; ewes. q 9 80 / fat lamb. % 4 50
752 fat sheep 1G3 OCI523 stk. ewes. 81 Is
Mich Cow Exchange-Milch COW prices
are about steady with last week, but
there is little or no demand, and only
choice animals will sell. Representative
sales:
No. Price. No. Price
2 cows $50 DOL 1 COW ..........$36 %
l COW .......... 81 DOL
Swift & Co............2 2S as 1913
S " E f Mccormlck.... $ III
L. Gottfried ........... "a -. -.
Simmer & Thomas. ass =. =.
Hanky Bros. 20
j. B. Fitzgerald ........ Is ...
City butchers .......... GO
Country buyers .......65 -. LAS
Among the shippers on the market
lard, cattle; G. Brown, New Germany,
horses; NJ. Anderson, Pelican Rapids, 3
loads cattle; ;. Schmidt, Meirose. loads
mixed; j. R. Mickey MileS City Loads Loads
cattle and sheep; J. Mcdonald. Oswego,
loads cattle; ]. Lone Day, Oswego.
loads cattle; c. R. A. Scoby, Oswega, Y
loads cattle; c. Hancock, Oswego. loads
cattle T j. Woodmanse, Steele cattle
and horses; Clay e Smythe, Iowa. loads
sheep; M. T. Morgenson, Chetek, cattle
mixed; George Tumon Velva, 2 loads
sheep; e. A. Whitman, kenmare, loads
cattle; e. M. Prouty, Velva, cattle; John
Knight, loads cattle; Beisigl Bros Sims.
cattle; T. N. Rulings Sterling, loads
cattle H Raymond, Steele, 2 loads cat
tie; M. Ward, Bryant, hogs; ]; k. Stack,
cattle; H Jennings, Taylor, loads sheep;
L. NJ Richardson. Turtle Lake, cattle
and sheep; Scoville e Co, Turtle Lake,
cattle; Vassan Bros, Dickinson, g loads
cattle; ]. E. McCloud, Dickinson cattle;
o. NJ. Johnson, Valley City, cattle; Albee
Bros. New Richmond, mixed; w: j: Car
roll, Culbertson, loads cattle; H. Erick-
son, Towner, cattle; P. II. Brannon, New
Hampton, hogs; Carter & Courtney ,Ches-
ter, hogs: A jackson, Jackson, hogs; t.
F. Mansfield, Gaylord, cattle; Works <
Eastman, Lamberton, cattle and hogs;
SaXagn 81 Co. Window cattle and hogs;
NJ Remick, Marble, loads cattle; II. ii.
Boyd Nora cattle: f. A Russell. Hank
inson, cattle; John 7. Murphy Malta, "a
cars cattle.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-M Mime
sofa Transfer. st. Paul-Barrett Il Tim
merman's report: The outlet today
proved less than anticipated. The re
ceipts of heavy horses were liberal. but
buyers were few. Large cons1gnments
are expected throughout the week. and
a large available stock will be on the
market A few light horses were nego-
tiated today at low prices. The quota
lions were as follows:
DrafterS, extra S16Q TO SzU0
Drafters choice ................. lbs to 100
Drafters. common to good ~ TO 10
Farm horses, choice to extra. 100 to I'D
Farm horses, common to good. 90 to %
CHICAGO, Sept. 1S-There was good
demand for desirable cattle today. and
prices for such lots were steady; common
and medium grades were generally ABOUT
10 lower; good to choice cattle SOLD at
SIS. 7OG670; commoner grades at S425@5;
bulls cows and heifers, $2Q5:40; Texas
steers, So 501425; rangers, $325Q5.35, and
calves. $4.500S.I0. Prices for hogs were
steady with an active demand from
packers and shippers: heavy hogs sol1
at 81 1564.70: mixed lots at A.35Q575 and
light at ST. 9504.75; pigs brought $S.7Op
400 and culls S2Q4.10. An Unexpectedly
small supply of sheep and lambs resulted
in strong market, prime flocks ruling
about 10c higher sheep sold at &S5@4.s0
@4.50 for natives and s2@275 for culls;
fat Western lambs sold at $40, ana
choice natives brought S6.25. Receipts:
Cattle 23, 900; hogs, SO. 000: sheep. 13.OU0.