The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-12

Unclassified, late sales. 100 " $50
Among the shippers on the market were
the following; G. Gardner, Grantsburg,
Brown, Hutchinson, mixed load M.
Schuchart, Hutchinson, mixed load; A.
Jacobson, Sank Rapids, cattle; Samuelson
Bros, Woodville, cattle and calves; Riley
Bros, Ellsworth, hogs and sheep; NJ. c.
Johnson, River Falls. hogs; Whitman
Bros, River Falls, hogs; NJ. c. johnson,
RIVER Falls sheep; E. P: Stokes, Month
Bros, New Richmond, cattle and sheep;
w. Mccoy, Spring Valley, two loads cat
tie, calves and sheep; A. F. Ruey IL Sons,
Boyd, cattle and calves; L. Kransfelder,
Chetck, sheep; S. ]. Mccarthy, Wilson,
two loads cattle, calves and sheep; Heslin
& Julian, Maiden Rock, cattle calves and
sheep; F. Schneider &. Son, Alma, two
loads cattle, calves and hogs: II. Huber,
Alma, hogs ad sheep; George Schaub Wa
basha, mixed load; ]. S. Green, Red Wing,
hogs and sheep; George Schaub, Waba-
hogs and sheep; Tyke & McVey, West
Concord and Kenyon, two loads mixed
Fairbanks &, Prall, Owatonna, cattle,
calves and hogs; H. l.. Wilson, Usage, To-,
To-, cattle and hogs; J. P: Snipps, Leland,
cattle and hogs; P. Fischer, Belview,
hogs; S. F. B. Potter, Reyillo, cattle,
L. Palmer, Fairfax, mixed load; D. Nc
CorQuodale Echo, two loads hogs w
Frank, Fairfax, mixed load; Hans John
son, Dawson, hogs; Koepke & Esperson,
Winthrop, hogs; Commercial Bank, Daw-
son, mixed load; Bum Bros, Boyd, cattle,
calves and hogs; O'Brien & Sweeney, Ar
Hngton, hogs and sheep; F. Hipp, Will
mington, mixed load; Samuelson Bros. Il
Co., La Fayette, two loads cattle calves
and hogs; Gugisburg & Oswald, Gibbon,
hogs; Jacob Habersen, Hamburg, hogs
and sheep; Garter & Courtney, North
Royalton, cattle and hogs; P. Hocum,
Cumberland, cattle and calves; G.. Schu-
neman, Turtle Lake, cattle and sheep; w.
Juntz. East Henderson, calves, hogs and
sheep; E. Schmahl Redwood Falls, hogs
M. Prom, New Ulm, cattle, calves and
hogs; F. Blot, Springfield, hogs; c. A.
Johnson, Springfield, hogs; G. Mcconnell,
Belle Plaine, sheep; Bunker & Co, Turtle
Lake, cattle, hogs and sheep; E. II. Jones,
Amery, cattle, calves and sheep; G.
Schmidt Qsceola, mixed load; L. Rausch,
Co, Cokato, cattle, calves and hogs; F.
Johnson, Cokato, cattle and calves; G..
c. Perkins. Cokato, cattle and calves; E.
II Brabec, Waverly, hogs and sheep;
Gibbs, Claremont, two loads cattle; R. E.
Peterson, Atwater, mixed load; John
johnson, Litchtield, cattle and hogs; Nal
stad & Co, Wilmot, hogs; Sherman, Rem
vile. cattle and hogs; A. McCorquodaie
Olivia, cattle, hogs and sheep; Johnson
& Co, Hector, cattle and hogs; J. Yuley,
Brownton, mixed load Carl & Saterbak,
Wheaton, cattle, calves and hogs; j. Heg-
erie, st. Boniface, cattle and hogs.
MIDWAY HORSE ARKET-Minneso-
Ia Transfer, st. Paul-Barrett & thinner
mans report: The summer dullneSs was
the features of the market today. A few
horses were sold at retail, which consti-
tuted the outlet; the market was well
stocked with horses of nearly all classes,
but buyers were few and most of them
were merely lockers. The nominal value
of serviceable sound horses, from four to
choice to extra, $130@170 drafters, com,
mon to good, $75@100; farm horses, choice
to extra, $110Q125; mules, 1850 pounds,
$759100.
CHICAGO, July 1-There was fairly
active demand for cattle today at steady
PRICES Good to fancy cattle brought $50
@6so; Som qnaSa gg5aades $i65@525 Is; stock;
heifers $2.25Q515; Texas steers $l25@5. 80,
and calves, $4Q7. There was a big de-
mand for hogs and prices advanced so
hogs sold at S4G4.15; mixed lots at $40
lots at $2,5OQSS5, and pigs at $360@3S5
Prices for sheep ruled about steady.
culls, up to $e50Q6.95 for the better
sheep. Sheep were in demand at $2.7E@
Yearlingg brought $; 4Oa6-25 Receipts
SIOUX X CITY, 10, July dl11;[4Cattle-Re-
sales, s beeves, average 1196 lbs $4S5: "a
beeves, average 1,259, $40; cows, aver
age 1,u50, 81. 10; cows, average ,230. 81, %;
As stock heifers. average AIT, So 6Oh; 6
stock heifers, average $50, 81; 2 bulls,
average, 900, $3.50; 3. bulls. average 1880,
So; bulls, average 1880: $S.25; 8 stockers,
average $50, $3.50; 9 stockers, average 800.
S4.25; calves. average $50, "a; calves,
average 400, $3.50; 10 yearlings, average
500, $S.75; 6 yearlings, average $40, $425.
Hogs-Receipts. 2,300 head; Monday S85;
market 5Q10c higher, selling at $3.S714@
1856: bulk. $780,
ST LOUIS, July 1.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
300 head, including 1000 Texans; steady to
easy; native steers. $475G5. Is; dressed
beef steers, $370G5.50; stockers and feed
ers, So. 30@5; cows and hetfers, $2.5005 so.
Hogs-Receipts. 800 head market &c high
eer;; pigs and lights, $33.95@4O5;. packers,
So. 95Q405 Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head;
m strong; muttons. s4046O; lambs,
KANSAS CITY, July n.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts: 100 head; steady; native steers,
$4@5.60; Texas steers, s3G5: native cows
and heifers. $265@3. 40: stockers and feed
ers, SO. 15G949o Hogs-Receipts IL, 900 head:
market 5010c higher; active; heavy
s. Sz1@q4. 15; packers. $3.956041O; mixed
So 95@4.05 light, So. 85d4 Sheep-Receipts
1000 head: steady; lambs, $4@625; NUT
SOUTH OMAHA, July 11.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 27o0 head; market active and
Western steers. $46D4.9O: Texas steers e 20
q4.70; cows and heifers. SO. 8O04. 90: stock
ers and feeders, 81. S504S5 Hogs~Receinfs
y, 200 head; market &c higher; heavy.
s.. 921s@3.95; mixed. So. $500. 971b: light s9 Ok
"a; pigs, $3.3043.60. Sheep-Receinfs I eO6
mead; market steady; muttons, S4d4.75:
lambs, $5Q7. 80