The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-17


The shippers on the market today were:
sheep: Chas. Lux. Miles City. Mont. 2
loads horses A. Graft, Eagle Bend. cat
tie: NJ. F. & H. c. Maynard. Long Prai-
RE. cattle: John Town, Great Falls,
Mont, loads sheep: A; G. johnson,
Glenullen, n. D., loads sheep; {. Bren-
nemapn. Royalton. cattle and hogs; Muir
ply Cattle company. Big Horn. Mont, Z
loads cattle: w. A. Simpson. Dickinson.
tie Lake. loads mixed; J. Haight, New
ark, S. D.. cattle: G.. Gordon, Newark,
cattle; H. e. Henry. Newark, hogs; NJ.
L. Blanco, Edgely. n. D., 2 loads sheep;
Dawson, N. D.. loads cattle; VIM. Key
ser, Steele, N. D, sheep; Hammer & Co.
Cooperstown, N. D., loads cattle; Chris
tan Anderson, prayton, cattle; T, J; Ma
thison, Little Falls cattle: c.. Stafford.
Culbertson. Mont. 4 loads She's: H. Ste
nerson, Edinberg. n. D., loads cattle;
Gross, CONWAY, cattle; Krauth & Lentz,
Moselle. N. D., 2 loads sheep; M. Jacob
son, Burlington and Donnybrook, loads
cattle; E. M. Prouty, Velva, n. D., 2
loads cattle; c. B. Taylor, 2 loads cattle;
d. D. Osborn, Craig, loads cattle; Ed
Sears, Craig, loads cattle: J: Roach, Nj
Towner, loads cattle; L. L. Huset Hat
ton, N. D. cattle; Carter & C2urtney.
f o Rogs so o oGE s seyor AUSTIN G1 hog5
Geo. Porger White Earth, n. D., cattle;
M. jacobson. White Earth, cattle: M. e.
Howard, Barrow. cattle; P: T. Trench,
S Sorses: 3 + o1d eG Ros 4IeI0 loads
horses: McClain Bros, Livingston, loads
sheep: Blair & Stearns, Livingston,
loads sheep: scoville & Co: Clear Lake,
Wis, cattle; r A. Guhlke. Jackson,
hogs; A. Jackson. Jackson. hogs: Blatt-
N1oT, nyh Inf
Mcintosh, loads cattle Rea Bros, Man
hatten, Mont, q loads sheep.
Among Saturdays late arrivals Were
John Town. Benton. Mont, 8 loads
sheep K G. Whistler, Buford. N. D.,
horses: VIM. Hahn. Crystal n. D., cattle
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer, ST. Paul-Barrett & Zim-
merman's report: The large quantity Of
logging horses placed on the market for
disposal today weakened the strong tone
in prices. and several cors1gnments were
sold to lumbermen at a loss to the ship
pers. The market was we'll represented
by logging men, who were active buyers
but the strong demand for drafters which
has prevailed on the market the past
three weeks has induced shippers to ship
in heavily, causing an excess over the
present demand ~
DrafterS, choice ...-...SlZ3 20 TiOJ
Drafters, common to good ...... s. to rs
Farm horses, choice -; W W to l 20
GHICAGO, Oct. 16.-There was a good
demand for choice cattle today at strong
pr ces, but common grades ruled slow
and unchanged; good to fancy grades
brought $5.SG17; common to medium $4 c5
OSLO; stockers and feeders, $4,000 50;
cows and bulls, $2GI4.30; range steers, $3.50
M5.1O Texans $3.5O04.15; calves, $4Q7 rs
| The supply of hogs exceeded the demand
and prices declined fully SC; fair to prime H
4.20; mixed, 81 20G455; butchers, $.25g4 So;
| common to good light weights, $4-2OQ4.60;
| pigs, S. 756I4 So. There was fairly &C,
| steady for good flocl1s, but weak for 9TH
ers, sales being. made of sheep at $l5OQ
| A. and lambs. Sc. 25@525 Western range
sheep brought $S25@S.gO. and feeders, $3.50
| 03 TO- Only new lambs sold at s.. Re
ceipts: Cattle, $4,000; hogs, $4,000; sheep
| % 000
SIOUX CITY. 10, Oct 16,.Cattle-REHss-
market ns5pIa ACTIVE sa 10c hghe s Sales
av 975 lbs SO; 2 cows, av $40 lbs; 81
stock heifers, av 617 lbs, 50 40; 20 stock
heifers av 321 lbs 81 b ~ IG az liz IDS
$50 lbs 81 so; 20 stockers and feeders, av
/ .194 lbs So. so; AZ stockers and feeders,
az 735 lbs, s4O5: 26 oo calves, s av $40 lbs
lings, 1856 lbs, $50; Il yearlings, av 461
lbs. $40. Hogs--Receipts 6oo SATURDAY,
2O1 market weak to &c lower selling at
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct; 16.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. SEQ: active, steady: native steers,
81. SOFAS. 20; Western steers, 81. 20G4 so: Tex
as steers, $3.75@4.75; COWS and heifers.
50 .25@4: stockers and feeders: s., e9a4. Is
bulk of sales. $4171k@4 221a. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 500: strong; muttons S3.6oa3.SO;
lambs, $4lD4 S.
ST. LOUIS. Oct -Cattle-Receipts:
1000; steady: steers. 81. 15@6.25 COWS and
heifers, sos; Texas steers, $.15G4 SIS;
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: lower; pigs and
lights 81. 3G@4. 40; packers, 81 .15Q4 50;
butchers. 81 $500 As. Sheep = Receipts.
4GOO: native muttons. $4Q4. As; lambs, 81. so
KANSAS CITY. Oct 16-Cattle- Re
ceipts, 5000; steady native steers s4.5Og
heifers 81. 75Q4 so: stockers and feeders,
SO 20G04 80 Hogs-Recepts. 1000; weak to
sc lower: bulk of sales, $4,000. 50. Sheep
Receipts. 1000: steady; lambs, S.7A9
4.9O; muttons, S2.9OQ4.3O