The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-14

Among the shippers on the market were
the f+,f following G. Gardner Hammond
Lende & Co, Cottonwood, cattle and
hogs; National Bank, Rolfe, cattle; w.
tIee: NJ. c. Johnson, River Fails two
loads mixed; E; Mark Live Stock Co,
Lake Falls, cattle; P Vittum, Gary, cat
tie and sheep; Nassau Bros, New Rich
mond, cattle; Gamble Bros, New Rich
PLANE, hogs; Cosgrove Live Stock Co.,
LIE Seuer, hogs and sheep; S. A Seals,
Madison Maids n, hogs; C. stuebe, New Ulm,
h9gs nd W. Boerrbo9m' Silent hogs g F.
Springfield. hogs; Anderson & Co., Sleepy
Eye, hogs; J. L. Green, Red Wing, cattle
and hogs; S. Hughes, Stanton, cattle;
Bros VEST vest iae o Bgnssod
torville, mixed; Reinhart & Co., Alta
Vista, hogs; M. Kinsella, Millville, hogs;
Mexican, Rush City. cattle; l. walker,
cattle and hogs; Larson Bros, AMMAN
dale, cattle and hogs; E. G. Waldorf.
North Branch. cattle; Benson & Co., Far
well, two loads cattle; n. Anderson,
holm gelfgTade t two loads mixedi J. L.
Watkins. mixed; Bank Of Maple Lake,
n.
Maple Lake mixed; ]. Warner Buffalo,
mixed; c. A Hunt, Darlington, two loads
cattle; P. Lamp, Webster, four loads cat
tie; T. a. Rude. Sacred Heart, cattle and
hogs; w. Thompson, Hector, cattle and
hogs; Hector Lumber and Supply Co.,
Hector, cattle; M. c. Howard, Cameron,
cattle; J. w. Hoffner. Barron, cattle;
Peterson, Ashby, cattle; N. D. Clam,
Clarrisa, cattle and sheep; A. Webster
Rothsay, cattle; A. F. Remer, Pelican
Rapids, cattle; Q. F. Olson. Brandon, cat
cattle; P. G. Jacobs, Foley, cattle; State
Bank, Detroit, cattle and sheep; w. w.
Wolf, Motley, cattle; "A. Malingren, Hen
cattle; j. Mosberson, Henderson, cattle;
Crane & Anderson, Aneta, nine loads cat
tie; ]. M. Hogan, Benson, cattle and
hogs; j. J. Weisner, Bloomer, cattle; J.
Co, Silver Lake, cattle; II. Schwartz,
Lester Prairie hogs and sheep.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer. st. Paul-Barrett 6. Zim-
horses were very liberal, making UP a
larger supply of such horses than for
some time. Lumbermen were well repre-
scented. and seemed anxious to procure
the best kind of horses. The early buying
of logging horses is accounted for by the
rapidly advancing prices in such horses.
Farm horses were not selling to an adj
vantage. The tone of the trade IS point
ing towards a large aggregate outlet this
week. The quotations were as follows:
Drafters. extra ..................$165t 70 $Ig9
DrafterS, choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lZo TO loJ
Drafters, common to good 80 to ll5
Farm horses. choice to extra. los to 10
Farm horses. common to good. 5o to %
CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-Most of the strict
ly choice cattle offered today sold carly
at strong prices. but ordinary lots ruled
weak and about 10c lower; good to choice
at $4.20Q5.60; stockers and feeders brought
cattle sold at $570Q6.70; commoner grades
h1111S and hetferS. Sl.S50U
$40; Texas steers, $3.50@4.25; rangers, 81
G5.SO, and calves, 81. 25@7.75. There was
an improved demand for hogs and prices es,
sold at $4@460; mixed lots at $4;DY4.09,
and light hogs at $4.30Q470: pigs brought
$35O045O, and culls $2Q4.10. The market
being too heavy for the demand. Sheep
sold mostly at $4@415; q few choice ma,
tive wethers bringing $40; lambs sod
at &.76@6.25 for ordinary to choice. Re-
ceipts: Cattle, $4,000; hogs, 2S,oVo: sneeh
sioux CITY, To-. Sept. 13.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1880; Tuesday; Liz; shipm9e e1as
2V COWS '' a1 i,155, $3.50; cows 1850 $40
6 stock heifers, 72O, 1925; stock heifers
420, 1915; 2 bulls, 74O, $275; bulls, 1880;
$500; 3 bulls, 800, $3.50; 20 stockers ana
feeders, 1888 S41O; 20 stoekers and feeders,
9f5, s425; calves, $780, $3.50; calves, ESQ.
$500; Is yearlings, $50, $4.OO II yearlings,
$50, $4.30 900
HOSS-R6CelpCS, 1,4UU, ueSUdy, I,oE',
market weak, selling $4.O5@4.S5 bulk of
ST Louis, Sept Receipts,
1850: strong; native steers. $3S9d6.l5;
stockers and feeders, $2.4O@46O; cows and
heifers s2@5i Texas and Indi 6on steers;
and active; pigs and lights, $4,40@450;
packers. $4.3C@4.45; butchers, a5oQ4;s5:
Sheep-Recetpts: SOOo steady to strong;
muttons So. 75@425 lambs, $4.S5@5.7o.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 13-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900; market steady; native
steers, $45066.15; Texas steers, S2.15G49J:
cows and heifers, SPAS; stockers and
feeders. 3.aoG625 Hogs-Receipts, 9 ,'SO9;;
steady to weaker; bulk of sales, $500
4.S5. Sheep-Receipts. 5000; steady 10
strong; lambs, So 25@5.1O muttons 1904,
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept; 1S.-Cattle-Re-
S4S5@6.10; Western steers, 81. 25@5.1o; Tex
as steers, S. 6564.49; cows and heifers.
S36O64.35; stockers and feeders lower,
$360@490 Hogs-Receipts $500; strong 70
SC higher; bulk of sales s4221Sgg4 2,1s'
Sheep-Receipts. 300 steady; muttons'
T0TI4. lambs 81 50lI5 20.