The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-18

The os Shippers on the market today wer ss?
Carstens & Warren, Glencoe. hogs; R.
Starbuck, loads cattle and hogs; Hal
line & Co, Cambridge, cattle; Riley Bros,
Ellsworth, Wis, loads mixed; j. Glea-
son, Mortified, mixed; P. T. Trench,
Nerstrand, cattle and hogs; Lyke & Nc
Vey. West Concord and Kenyon, 2 loads
cattle; T. Larson, HayfeId, cattle and
hogs; J, Buckley, Ceylon, Wis. cattle;
Allbee Bros, New Richmond, Wis. cat
D. oBrzman,. Plato, cattle and hogs; G.
o. Lee, Medford, hogs; G. Mold, Nelson
Wis, cattle and sheep; Heslin & Julian
Maiden Rock, loads mixed; F. w. Car
Chas. Huber, Cochrane, Wis, mixed; H
Huber, Alma, Wis, cattle and hogs; T.
Schneider & Son, Alma, 2 loads cattle
Wis, hogs; John Olson, Kerkhaven, cat
tie and hogs; Long & Co, Benton, Mont.
26 loads sheep; G.: H. Dnmett, Nashua,
Stanley, n. Y, loads cattle; Chas,
Odell. Whitman, cattle and hogs; Co.'S
grove Live Stock Co., LIE Sueur, hogs;
c, II. Works, Lamberton,, hogs and sheep;
Foster & Co., Sleepy Eye, hogs; Joseph
Madelia, hogs; Bergman & Jacobson, But
terrified, hogs; VIM. Mccoy, Spring Val
icy, lOndS Cdlllc anu uOSS, N IblCIl-
Wilcox, Wilson, cattle and hogs; G.
Schuneman, Turtle Lake, cattle ana
sheep; r. shepeo, , Battneap n: p
cattle; O. H. Monson, Vining, cattle;
Hanson & Rees, Henning, cattle; H. Cal
vert, Verndale, cattle and sheep; j.
Campbell Jri;, Wedena, cattle; ?, n E.
Morris, hogs no and sheep; ". II. Boomer,
Cayuga, N. D.. 8 loads cattle; Wells &
Co; Morris, cattle; VIM. Stuart Han
De Graft, cattle; ]. Skinner, Albee, hogs
tie; L. +. sorenson, Grove City, cattle
tie; Q. D: Rees, Litch1eld, cattle; Ora
ven & Acker, Danvers, cattle and hogs;
Jas. Bromn, st. Croix Falls, cattle and
hogs; n. Simonson, st. Croix Falls, cat
tie and hogs; johnson & Mattson st.
Osceola, Wis, 2 loads cattle and hogs;
G. N. Widahl Madison, hogs; Brown
Bros Hanley Falls, hogs; T. Moen,
Fairfax. cattle and hogs: j. N. Schwartz,
Montgomery, sheep; John Pesheck, Mel
rose; loads cattle; J. Schmidt. Melrose,
eattle; j. nhu Free FreepOrt cattle 3.
Rudow. Foley, cattle; F. T. Seekins. An
wry. WIS, cattle: E c. Vessey. Barron,
Wis. sheep; J. M. Hall. Barron, sheep:
5erEe9 gegT Bsgra es eas anderson I A
Brooten, cattle and hogs; L. Rausch,
Howard Lake. cattle and hogs; c. A.
Richards. Buffalo Lake, mixed; Peter
Bros. Odessa, cattle and hogs: w. F.
Prison. Montevideo. cattle and hogs.
MIDWAY HORSE Mime
sofa Transfer. St. Paul.-Barrett & Zm-
heavy horses We're NEGOTIATED to lumber
men. Market held active throughout the
day. Prices ruled comparatively low. ow-
ing to the large quantity of horses ac--
strength in the demand for logging horses
is prevailing. and vast quantity of such
horses is required In the logging districts.
a very. moderate activity is displayed en-
general purpose and farm horses, and
bring exceedingly low prices. Sales,
Drafters, choice .$12' 10 S6o
Drafters. common to good 800. 81 to 125
Farm horses. choice TO extra. go to 115
Farm horses, common to good. so to g.
Lett denToery horses i ,r.ca Az to %
ruled barely steady. Good to fancy
grades sold at S5. SCOT; common to medi-
UNI steers. S4.50fI5 75: cows and bulls, s2
"a 65: Texans, Sc. 50Q4. 80; calves. $40 10.
too many were offered for sale and prices
suffered further decline of &c. Fair to
prime lots BROUGHT s4.22lb@4 As; heavy
Bassers 81 2o bntoSaes & Shqi9e
cop1mon to light weights, s415@4.lO; pigs,
So. 75@4.35 Trade in sheep and lambs was
slow at a low range of prices. Poor to
prime sheen brought ST. o@4. Western
rangers selling at $3Gl3 .25 and feeders at
So .20M3.70: common to choice lambs. So o
as. 20. only few, however. selling above
sos Receipts-Cattle, $500; hogs, 2200O;
ST. Louis, Oct. 7-Cattle-Rece'pts,
4 eco: steady: native steers. Ss.S5@6.4O
AID fee feedersi s3.5o@4 20; cows
steers. $3.50 rs. gs-Receints, 5000;
81 love; rigs and liehts. $Lf5a5 IS; PACK
ers. s415@4.SO; butchers, SO GAO Steep
3 s; ls p ss.Soa45o. "''''0"S' S'4'@
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct 17-Cattle-Re-
ce'pts l.600; 5qlOc lower; native steers,
sa25G4f5; sto; kers and feeders, $1,000 80.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market sc lower;
heavy s41O@ g., 20 oo mixed. 415a41'A; lisht
NUT s5soa8,S' lambs, ' Md4s5. f0se
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 17-Cattle-Re--
Septs e 1000 t stady syG steers sc sc
sSQ4.8o Hogs-Re epts. 200; 5aifc w
err: bulk Of salss, s';'5@t3l seeo-Rs-
ce 3o 200 Monday, 4,544; Shipments,
5Sl; market slow, about steady. Sales:
2 cows. aV oUU IDS. SZ.50, COWS. aV l.250
lbs. $S.25 s stoc kheifers. av 629 lbs, So 25;
20 stock he'fers, av 800 lbs, 81: bulls. av
] 500 lbs. SO; 2 bulls, av 1910 lbs, s3.15;
10 stockers and feeders, av $40 lbs, $3.50;
I stockers and feeders av S14 lbs, $40;
rs calves av 266 lbs $4.75; Al calves av
PCS lbs $3.50; yearlings, av $50 lbs, 49, 30;
6 yearlings, av 451 lbs. $4.25. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1000; Monday. ASS; market sc low
err: selling $395GI4.25, bulk of sales, ST.
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