The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28

Among the Shippers on the market were
the, following: H Shin Lakeyille;; cattle
and hogs; Brockman & well, Wells, Mg 6 lima
Ellsworth, Wis, cattle and hogs; l..
V. Robinson, Hayes, Wis. cattle; Spald-
ing, & Fuller, Maiden Rock Wis hogs hog;
Cyrus, cattle; O. F. Olson, Brandon.
cattle; Iyerson & Co Stephen eatt65e; F.
Bros, Ashby cattle; E. Gardner, Long
Prairie. cattle: J; Johnson Bertha cat
4. sarff, Brownsville, cattle and sheep:
P. Hermes. Brownsville, cattle; HaWley
Bros, Albany, cattle, j. A: Billings. Wen
dell, cattle; P, e. Lundn, Kensingt92n n
Or1nseth & Co., Farwell, cattle and
hogs; N. Anderson. Brooten, mixed; A;
Linderholm, Belgrade, 2 loads cattle and
hogs; M. Becker, Watkins, mixed; A.
Cofeld, Maple Lake, cattle and hogs;
N. F. Hunt, Fessenden, n: p, cattle;
D. Hutchinson, F'essenden. n. D.. cattle;
Princeton. cattle and hogs; E. Mark Live
Stock Co. Princeton, loads cattle and
hogs; S: Hughes, Stanton cattle and
hogs; Gilbert & Gtbbns, West Concord,
cattle and hogs; Bringgold Bros, Man
torville cattle and hogs: A. H. Fesemey-
er, McIntire. To-. sheep: c. F. Berg,
Northfield, cattle and hogs; S: j. NC
hogs; George Lee, Medford, hogs; Fair
banks & Pratt, Bixby, hogs: Drake &
Co, Granda. hogs, j. Perrizo, Delayanl
hogs: M c. Black & Co.. Northtield,
hogs; Ryan & Hoban, Waterville, hogs;
P. O'Brien, Greendale. hogs and sheep;
J. P. snipps, Leland. To-, hogs; j. l.
Nelson NTrman l9 hogs N 9abnsoS
Benson. cattle; Hogan Bros. Benson,
cattle; NJ, H, OConneH, Shell Lake
Wis. cattle; T: e: Schumacher Heron
Lake. hogs; F. p. Fairchild, Garden City
hogs; G. R. Perrett. Rock Falls, 10.
hogs; Cosgrove Live Stock Co. LIE Suerr.
hogs; C. NJ. Anderson, Candy, hogs; g.
Minor, n. D., cattle and hogs; Moe &
Larson, Gary, 2 loads cattle; J. S. Vora-
chek, Forest River cattle; P. Aafedt,
F F9reus Fas cattle sat n Pederson IN
derwood, cattle and hogs.
Among the late arrivals on Tuesday
were Dunlap Bros Michigan cattle and
tie; w. H & G. S. Lille, Towner. n. D.,
6 loads cattle: La Porte Bros. TOWners
cattle; Talmadge & Lewis, Towner,
cattle A. f. Thompson, Holton cattle;
S. Sorenson, Red Lake Falls, cattle; L.
A. Welsh, Grapa, cattlei Paul Dohlving7,
Staples, loads cattle; ". j. Theisen, Al
bany. cattle and hogs: Savage & Conroy,
M @4bWA9 Y'f HoR F215' MARKET-Minne-
meTman's report: Trade had a strong
vitality almost solely in the direction Or
heavy logging horses. Buyers from the
numbering quarters were active in eXecut-
ing orders, and anxious to procure first
class horses. The prices, as formerly pre-
dicted by us, advanced about s. head,
the last three days. 1t is reported by all
shippers that available heavy draTters are
almost completely depleted in the coun-
try and will soon not be found at any
effort; large number of horses changed
hands, which mostly al were sh1pped 10
Wisconsin and he northern part of Min
neScta. Trade on light horses sluggish
and sold at low prices .-
Drafters extra ~ -
Drafters common to good. ......... $50 i25
Farm horses, choice to extra 49,. 1000l2V
Farm horses, common to good. 50H 6O
CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Smaller offerings
of cattle today caused a stronger feeling
and the general run sold a. firm prices
with desirable lots about 10c higher; good
to CHOICE cattle sold at -; 6OI6,9o; common on
er grades at $440G5.55; stockers and feed.
ers at $205; bulls, COWS ard heiters, 5l.9o
6525: Texas steers, $3.25G4.1O; rangers
Sc. 350510; calves, $i07 There was fair
most sales being at decline OF DC; heavy
hogs sold at St15T4 72th: mixed los at
s. 4oG4.7 IS; light at $4-45@4.S5: pigs brought 5ll
S4@475; culs 5C94l0, SneeP ana an lamps lamps
prices; native sheer. sold at 81 go, 70;
Western rangers at $3.50Q410. and yea 9I,
nss sil5G4 80; "a eo6 sold at It SS.39
rangers. Receipts: Cattle, 1880; hogs,
KANSAS CRY, Sept. 27.-Cattle-Re-
cejpts 1S.00C; steady to lower; native
steers, $45O@625; Texas steers, $3G!S0;
cows ard heifers. spas: stockers, a aIn
feeders, S3@4.75 Fogs-Receipts. 10000;
firm to steady; bulk of sales, 81. 40l460.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; steady; lambs,
s.. SaCi5. As: muttons, $3@4.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-Cattle-Receipts
$500; steady to firm; native steers. S3.6oQ
CSC: stockers ard feeders, 2.l004. 10: cows
and heifers. 50 25GD4.70; Texas and Indian
steers. S31O0450 Hogs-Receipts, 5000;
STEADY; pigs and lights, sl6Oa470; pack
ers. 4.5o04G5: butchers, $465G4.75. Sheep
Receipts 1S00: strong; muttons $S.65a
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept 2-Cattle
$5.10@61G; cows and heifers, So 6 IT 65'
Receipts. $3.50; market SC lower; bulk Of
sales, 81 1864. 40. Sheep-Receipts, 4,5OO;
market steady; muttons, $3.65Q4; lamps,
4.250515 Cattle receipts, 5000.
SIOUX CITY, Sept. 27.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 200; Tuesday, 2,663; shipments,
1,S37; market slow; 1Oco lower. Sales 81: 2
cows, av 1870 lbs, $2.75: cows, Az lU0
lbs $3.50; 5 stock heifers. av. go lbs,
So %; ~ stock heifers. av 344 lbs. 81; z
bulls. av 1880 lbs. $2.79; bulls: av $50
lbs, $40; 8 bulls, av 92O lbs, $50; "A
stockers and feeders, av $40 lbs. $3.50; 10
stockers and feeders aV 920 lbs. NZJ;
calves. av 800 lbs. &.25! Il calves. Az
PTS lbs IS: 10 yearlings. aV $50 lbs, 81 IS;
is yearlings, av 500 lbs. S.25: Hogs-Re-
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