The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-26

Among the shippers on the market
were: A. Il. Bolman, Billings Larson
Bres,, Bethel; Jensen & Mattson. Bra
ham; Hall Bros, Foley; E. Griswold,
Grantsburg: g. P; Urson, Lindstrom: c.
Fenns L. /. Lewis, Taylor; r. E. Jones,
G. Bannister, ]. and S. Tenny. Dickin-
son; II. L. Bean, Glenullen; O. J. Guam.
StarDuck; M: Schuhart, Hutchinson; P
Hutchinson; Gibbons & Jones, West Con-
cord; NJ. II. Gilbert, Mantorville; A. Ja-
cobs, I. j. Mathison, Little Falls; Bring
gold Bros, West Concord; T. Fl. Spar
row, Royalton; Kenny Bros, <Colfax; G.
Schmidt. Osceola; Gehl, Jordan; f. H
Brabec, 1Taverly; T. Johnson, Cokato;
0. Olson, Clarktield; Farrell & Co., Red
wood; D. McCorquodale Echo; B. A.
johnson, Clayton; Monstad 6; Co., Cum
be berland; A. Gilstad, Deer Park; D.. G.
Thompson, Merriam Junction; G. A. Nc
Connen, Belle Plaine; A. Linderholm. n
]. Anderson, Belgrade; x. IVerson, Wynd-
mere; N. Anderson, BrooJen; Stevens
bonn, Thompson, Northwood; A. c. Peck,
Morris; G. Stopped, Dunsville; J. Barr,
Graceville: ]. N. Anderson, j. johnson,
q. w. MeEwen, Litchfield; R. 3. Peter
son, NelS johnson, z. Johnson, Atwater;
Hallin &c Ericsson, Cambridge; Rude &
Wadsworth, Sacred Heart; H. Shen,
Lakeyille; G. " Pettis Jr.,. Renville;
Koch, Finsland; j. w Newhauer. Pine
City: f. Freden, Taylor's Falls; J. Pc
terson, Shafer: w F. Maynard. Long
IdlIlGS IN. y. 1nSlSOH. Albany, security
bank, Zumbrota; L. Holtz, Goodhue; K.
Spatz, New Germany -IG. L. Ogilyie.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-aIinne-
sofa Transfer St Paul-Barrett & Zim-
norman report market active. The lib
eral arrivals of available horses con-
stftuted the main feature OF the market.
Buyers were not as numerous as the
previous days this week, but as the buy
ing was more of a wholesale nature the
outlet was satisfactory Sales on Hight
grade ofses were entirely on retail basis
at low prices in comparison with heavy
drafters which ruled strong in prices
and demand. Quotations:
Drafters, choice ..........$l45 to- $3.50
Drafters. common to good...... is to 140
Farm mares, common TO good. 60 to 50
CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-cattie receipts
3500, including 1000 Western and 200
Texans. Generally steady to slow: Tex
ans shade lower; natives. best on sale
today two ear loads at $3.50: good to
prime. steers. S5.4OQ5.9O: poor to medium,
$4G0q535; selected feeders strong, s3.e0Q
4.G5; mixed stoclers steady. $2.T5Cl3. IS:
cows. choice. steady. medium shade low
ers, 50. s5@41o: heifers. ssQ5; Gamers,
steady, unchanged. S4.50g6.50; Texans,
Receipts, 200 best on sale 10 cars AT
$3.50; Texas fed steers. 81. 2594.25: Texas
grass steers, IS 4CfG4 %: Texas bulls. 60 80
03.60 nogs-Receipts today, q. OC0. to-
morrow, estimated, 29,00e; left over. 1850
steady to shade lower top. $5.55; mixed
and butchers. s.; 1od5. 521z; good to choice
heavy. $5.106r5. so: rough. heavy. $3.50
SOS: light. s52505.55; bulk of sales. s525
GAO Sheep Receipts, 11.ceo: steady TO
1ec higher; lambs. 15c higher; active
mixed to choice wethers. $S.S5Gl4. Is; fair
to choice MIXED. $5.eoaS96; Western
sheep. IS. s0a14.20; Texas sheep. $2.5oQS.c0
native lambs, $4.2oq4.55; Western lambs.
81 70Q5.25.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. 25.-Cattle
Receipts. $500; steady; native beer
steers, 81. iOa5.7O; Western steers. sfgA.76;
Texas steers, 50. 2504 Is; cows and heIfers.
$2Q4.25; stockers and feeders, $2Gd.Ie:
calves, So 50GJ5. so Hogs-ReceiptS, COO
higher: heavy. s5O5Q5671z; mixed. $3.50
5.1f: light $515Qf5.25; bulk Of sales. $5.l2E.
M5 20. Sheep--Receipts, G090, strong;
western muttons. s3.sOQz; lambs. s4q55.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept 25.-Ciose---
Wheat. No. 2 cash, 75c: Septenber. 75c:
October. 75i4e; December. 76Ac; No.
hard. nc Corn-Lower; No. cash. 40c;
Septemhr- NaAc. October. S71zo; Decenl-
Der. s35s133Ac Oats--First. No 2 cash.
PC; September. PC; December. 2z7kc; No.
. white. g6c.