The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-31
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.

Among the shippers on the market
were: E. l.. zimmerman, Mandan: loads
D.. hogs: Ed Nelson, Atwater, cattle and
sheep; E. ohnson, Atwater, cattle and
hogs; ]. E. McDougal, Cogswell, hogs;
S. Brand, La Moure, sheep; j. r. Friad'
dubon, cattle; G. Gardner, Hammond,
Wis, cattle and hogs; ]. RUSSELL, Gas
gov, Mont, loads sheep; Bloom Bros,
Malta, "a loads cattle; A. r. swendson'
loads sheep; c. A. Olson, Milton cattle;
E. Mark Live Stock company, Milaca,
loads cattle; Mcdonald & Co, New Ulm,
cattle; A. Heusler, Miles City, horses; Nj
Pingree, cattle: W. H Stickney Dickin-
son, loads cattle; E. j. Bishop, Dick
inson, I loads cattle; Massacre d Simp-
son, Dickinson, 2 loads cattle; e. T. do rear
town. cattle; 4. J. Mathison, Little Falls,
2 loads cattle and hogs; Hanson & Fogel-
son, Elbow Lake, cattle and sheep; =.
SANDY CO: GlpoM Uo+t LAKE cd d RICE
Towner, cattle; Bear Paw Pool, Chinook,
loads cattle; c. M. Williams. Chinook;
loads cattle; Benton & Co., Ghinoo X +
loads cattie; Wm eh Lamp M B eattle J
G Weeks. Mandan, cattle; n. G. Thomp
son, Mandan, loads cattle; T. J. Wood,
manse Steele, cattle and hogs; Z. r. ana
]. ". Carpenter, Dickey, 8 loads a. catt;s;
Taylor, 3 loads cattle; L. L. Lewis; Tay-
lor, cattle; S. Brand, Taylor. cattle; =
Mercer, Buford, 2 loads cattle; e Z.
Buford, loads cattle; Keeling & Walker,
Wallhalla, cattle; Porter, Young & Will
liams, LIE Roy. hogs; J. J. Jones, Lime
Springs, hogs; Robert A smith, JACKS q
hogs: R. A Freeman, Walnut Grove,
hogs; c. H Works, Lamberton, hogs;
c. J Trip, Bigelow, hogs; n j. Kup-
recht, Bigeow, hogs; P: H. Holton; kem-
yon cattle and hogs; Gilbert es o rbe1ies
Nib MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.MiIn,ne-
sofa Transfer, St. Paul-Barrett x Zlm-
report t. IN e1eess of the de-
mand. While prices on horses IN the
country had no decrease, shippers Sus-
tanned heavy losses through the Ia1ii!s
strong indication for an urgent dena anl
for logging horses was shown the mar
ket had, in fact, but feeble denla tin
on such stock the past week. Inc anu anu
large volume OF logging trade will be
transacted from the northern lunoellils
region, perhaps in a near future q
shortage of horses is large there: sup
plies were heavy on the ihdi NET "iio $1,000
quiet Quotations.: s,oo. e,eo
Drafters, common to good... ~ 10 ~
Farm horses, choice. 1900. % ~ 1 t9
1 arm nor beSse soi 40 to 50
Chico CHfCAGO, Oct. 3O-The supply of cat
tie today was unequal to the requlre ia ints
of the trade and prices for an goouc io,S
w fancy grades sold at S5.5O@6.7o; com,
mon to medium, $425Q5.45; stockers ana
feeders, $2.50@475; COWS, he1fers anu
bulls, $2@5.35; Texans, sS.5OQ4:lo' a eaasea,
for hogs and the market ruled strong 10
a shade higher Fair to prime lots
brought 81 2272@4.42ha; heavy, packers, $9o
Q42O; mixed, s4.15Q4. S212; butchers S'!5
94.25. Buyers of sheep and lambs took
hold so freely that the supply was soon
exhausted and prices advanced from - 70
Is cents Western range ss94 = sheep sod feT ~
fancy lots were disposed of privately at at
5.55; natives, S4G5. so, and prime focks,
s5.75. Receipts, cattle, 1850; hogs, S5'Ooo;
ce SpoUX 2s CTS sat3 G 1e' a shipments
40, market active, 1Od15c higher. Sales:
Two cows ,z aY $50 los; @oUs eo ss9 ,b av
So 40 20 stock heifers, av 2S4 lbs, $3.50;
2 bulls, av $50 lbs, $2.75 bulls, av $50
lbs, SO; bulls, av 800 lbs. 10; Y stock
ers and feeders av S6o OBJ lbs ,1 $50; 90 70
Is calves, av $50 lbs, $3.50; Sc calves, av
Isl lbs, $40; sc yearlings. av, 6S1 lbs.
$3.15; 10 yearlings,. av $40 lbs, 81 ..
Hogs Receipts, 600: Saturday, 1.4SS;
shipments. 354; market steady; selling,
$4G410: bulk of sales, $4Q4.O5.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct. 90.-Cattie-
Receipts, 5000; steady; native steers,
81. 25d6; Texas steers, sS.2OQ4.l5; cows
and heifers. s2@435; stockers and feed
ers $315G5.25. Hogs-Receipts, .1S.cc0;
steady: bulk of sales, $41oq4 10 Sheep
Sheep, $4a5; muttons, $s@4.10.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-Cattle-Recsipts
S coo. Steady to strong Beeves, 50. 500
6.25; stockers and feeders, $2.a5@4.75;
cows and heifers $2q4.S5; Texas and
Indian steers. $3Q4 Hogs-Receipts, 9.SC0.
Easy to SC lower; Pigs and lights, $40
"a 30 Sheep-Receipts. 1.400. Strong
Muttons, $4@4.25 lambs, s4.5o@5.50.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 30.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $780, Active and steady Native
steers s4I5q5-so; Western ter steers, si,so9
heifers, $4,000; stockers and feeders,
50. 6o@4so; Hogss-Receipts, $500. Market
lower Bulk of sales, $4071h@410 Sheep
800. Market 15025c higher.
S3.90Q4.25; lambs, $4.2@5.