The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-26

ewes, s2soQs.25; fat wethers, $s.6O9S. IS;
bucks, $25Oll3; fat lambs, 81 256475; stock
lambs, $9.2504.40
Sheep receipts were light and the mar
ket dragged q little Lambs were ve.y
slow sale and sheep barely steady. Rep
resentative sales;
No. Wt.Price. No. WI. Price
Is fat lambs. SO So 60 10 fat lambs. IS 81 80
81 stk. lambs s. 20 4s feeders -. g SO
fat ewes. $50 55l10S # sheep..11S IS
Mich Cow Exchange-Quite a few good
cows were on the market, but there was
little demand, and trading was dull
Prices about steady. Representative
sales:
No Prize. no. Price.
2 cows ........$78 % 1 cow .s88 %
COW ......... 50 DOL
Days Sales Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
STFift & Co..........185 1862 100
Stap Il e ss9dern ;i;i:''''' e -
Van Hoven Pkg. Co.. 81 -. -.
Simmer & Thomas. "a e. e.
Hanky Bros. .......... 81
City butchers .......... % -.
Country buyers ........15) -. 292
Among the shippers on the market
were the following: H. c. Maynard; Long
Prairie mixed w. Persons, Long Prairie,
cattle; ]. ]. Reichart, Long Prairie, cat
loads cattle; J. Borgerding, Ffeeport,
mixed; ]. Schmidt. Melrose, 2 lads mix
ed IyersOn & Co., Climax. z loads cat
NJ. T Morganson, Chetek. cattle and
hogs; Gale & Co, White Earth, 5 loads
cattle; E. Josucks, Be,field, l9ads cat
Marston & Co. Medina, loads cattle;
Balch Bros Medina, loads cattle: r. F.
Quick, Dickinson, cattle; Shaw Bros,
Steele sheep; G. Green, Steele, cattle; T.
Callan, Glendale. cattle; K. Yale, Bur-
lington, Q loads cattle; Stevens Cattle
company, Minot and Velva, leads cat
tie: E. a. Whitman Kenmore, loa $
tie: A. Steven, Mcintosh, cattle; M. Han
son, Taylor, cattle; j. Gustafso1, Taylor,
loads cattle: j. *. Sack, Taylor.
loads cattle H Taylor Ta ign% caft,e
B. B. Mosher. Taylor. cattle; A. L. H u
gan, 8 loads cattle; Nassau Bros. Dick
inson, 2 loads cattle; 7. ]. Mathison,
swanville cattle and sheep; G Istld &
Co, Deer Park. sheep: ]. B. Taintor.
Park River, cattle ard hogs; L. M. Wes-
ton, Dodge Center and Waltham, lolCs
cattle and hogs B. Wilkes. Ricev.lle.
hogs j. Burke, Ricevilles hogs; A: Jack
son. Jackson, hogs; c. Stuebe Pierre, 5
loads cattle D. Morris. Great Falls, 4
loads horses; A. F. Noble. Buford. s
loads cattle; Skahan Bros Taop', hogSS;
A. Pettis, Cascade, loads horses: G.
Coulson, Cascade, loads horses; b ker.
Aneta, 4 loads cattle; Prouty & Noble,
Buford 10 loads cattle.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.
Minnesota Transfer, 81; Paul-Barrett
&, Zimmerman report market fairly ac.'
tive for the initial day of the week. YET
the outlet was not very extensive Sales
of several carloads Of horses were pend
ing: expecting them closed tomorrow,
Receipts of heavy logglpg, horses very
liberal, making q large supply OF them on
the market An activity was apparent
in ali departments. Lockers were num-
demand for horses. a.o-
Drafters, extra. ........'.'...'''.'S1O 10 Slo5
Draftars, choice. ...........:.. 10 10 10y
Drafters common to good. .... ~ TO 10
Farm horses, choice to extra; 100 to ~
Farm horses, common 10 good so to %
CHICAGO, Sept 25.-Choioe shippis g
and export oeeves sold at steady pri .es
today. but ordinary cattle were general y
about 10c lower. Good to choice beeVt
sold at $560QS.90; commoner grades at
81 1005.55: stockers and feeders b OUGHT
S3d5: bulls, cows and heifers, 81 90; .:
Texas steers, sS.S5G14.30; rangers, So 2a0
$40, and calves. &Q4.75. There was N
excellent demand for hogs from a
for all grades. Heavy hogs sold at 81 20
@4.75: mixed lots at s4.4O@45o. Cul 8
brought s204.1O. A heavy run of sh ep
and lambs and poor demand resu ted
in a weak and lower market. Most 'f
the offerings were Western rangers
Sheep sold at s. 25Q4S0 for poor to ch9ice;
lambs brought $3.75Q5 so; Western s Hing
at S4.25Q525 Receipts Cate, I,MV;
hogs, $4,000; sheep, 25.000.