The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-25
Totals Observation-Disclosures 8.n8


We're: r. Il: Davis, st. Cloud, hogs; T. J.
Matheson, Little Falls, cattle and hogs;
Christopherson Co., Hartland. cattle
ana hogS; A j. Hanson, New Richland,
hogs; B. G. Sutliff, Otisco. sheep; J. H.
NicKeIly' New Prague, cattle; Heincke &
Co, New Prague, cattle and hogs; J. Nc
ton, cattle and hogs; w O'Brien, Airing
ton, hogs; G. Gardner, Hammond, mixed j;
T. M. Mcconnell, Belle PLANE, mixed
william Jentz, East Henderson. hogs and
ssheep; j. A. Hammer, Elkton, hogs; ].
Schofrman. Morgan, cattle; c. Stuebe,
New Ulm. loads cattle and hogs; p
GeiTer; Couftland, cattle; J. Lewis, Lewis
vile, hogs n r. Barnes, Lake Crystal,
cattle; q. Z. Haugen, Northwood, cattle;
Z. McBeth, Mankato, hogs; F. P. Fair-
child, Garden City, cattle; Bank, LETTERS,
z IoadS cattle and hogs; Dundee Live
S, ORCHARD. cattle: Thomas & Co.,
Twin Bridges, Is loads horses; NJ. c.
Johnson, River Falls, 2 loads cattle and
hhogS; Rea Bros; Twin City Yards, sheep;
A l.. Mcdowell. Hutchinson, mixed; J.
r. Lawrence, Hutchinson, hogs; M
Schuchart, Hutchinson, mixed: H Haas
zen. Cologne, loads cattle and hogs;
larson larson BIOS, Forest Lake. cattle; J.
w AVERY, cattle; F. L. and ]. L. Delaney
Northfield, horses: e. Parkhurst, Boyd.
nnogs; B. Wilkes. Riceville. hogs; P. T.
bons. West Concord. cattle and hogs;
Hawley. Bros, Brownfon. cattle: Fl
White, Chaska. cattle and hogs: P. T.
Joyce 9, Milan. cattle and hogs: G. w
! P1ettis. RenvilIe, cattle and hogs; A. M
aolton, Renvilie, cattle and hogs; Kocher
q Co, Cologne cattle and hogs; w NJ
FOX. Bird Island, cattle and hogs; W.
G GIansoR; h meatiYldeS d hogs; NJ Rude
nogs; F. Behrends. Appleton. hogs and
sheep! Mckay & Swfngie, Appleton, hogs:
3: Fl Flint, Usage. 2 loads1cattle; Schnei-
ger q Son. Alma, cattle and hogs: c.
son, Prescott, sheep; R. D: Phelps, Zum-
Dt, cattle and hogs: Cox & Miller,
RRirkh9yen, cattle and hogs; E, Nelson,
Qonhelly: cattle and hogs; j. M. Johnson.
Litchfeld, cattle and hogs; C. J. Nc
Even Litchf1eId, 2 loads cattle: d
Brown. Litchfield, cattle and hogs: L. P.
hogs; R. E. Peterson, Atwater, cattle r
Johnson, Cokato, cattle and hogs; G. c.
PPerklnS, Cokato, cattle and hogs; J. w.
Re ea9p GlenWood. cattle and hogs,
MIDWAY HORSE MARK ET-Minneso.
Ia transfer, st. Paul-Barrett & thinner
mans report: The progress in trade was
OF promising character. Buyers were
IN buying spirit. Large shipments ar
rived on the market comprising all classes
OF horses: A feeling of confidence in a
revival OF trade in a near future is pre-
vaInng with all shippers. Prices had no
essential move and will probably hold sta
tionary for several days. With the ar
rivals of horses today We're large GUAM
tlty OF secondhand logging horses In good
G con ft for the market. Quotations.:
Drafters, common to good S. to 100
E,arr1- horses. choice ......... 80 to lis
Farm horses. common to good. 60 to SO
M NJ estern horses. 20 to IS
CHIGtAGQ.- April. 2i.-Gattie-R Re- s4 ts'
Z,5OO mead; export steers Strong; others
slow; butchers stocksfirhf and active. Ma
poor to medium. $4.10@4:75; selected feed
COWS; $9@450;. helfens. $325@485; Gamers,
$z.;25qGS5; bulls. 81. 9GQ425 calves, $500
6.S9; Texas fed steers $4.@5.25 Texas
bulls, So 25Q3.SO. Hogs-Receipts today,
1S,O9o head; tomorrow. $4,000 head, esti-
mated; left over, 1900: average, PIC to Sc
lower; top, $5,5712; mixed and butchers,
S5.50q5.5 80; good to choice heavy. s. 40
SS ~ rough heavy, So S0@5 light, 5000
2234a52c; ouik oo Of sales. s.. 4O@5.52R Sheep
l2gWer; wooded sheep about all gone; wool
ed lambs steady; shorn lambs weak: good
r 10 cn9ice WS e $S26q5 IS; fair to choice
5;15; yearHngs, S5.50@6; native lambs $50
az 80; Western lambs. $6t07 80
A NE MY =, YORK CoFFEE-New York,
April z4.-Coffee futures opened steady al
unchanged prices to 5 points advance
ruled dull, with local contingent dissatis-
1ed with cables and spot situation and
u nj Pose to walt long stuff coming on the
60 unchanged to 8 points lower. Total
sales, 1885 bags; including Nav. nc.
3 Soo 5y S &a September. $500; October,
January, I25c. Spot quiet No. Z RIO. in.
voice, &c; mild quiet; Cordova. 91GI31 &c.
S SgSrr raw T,I1 steady; refined steady.
oIOUA CITY, To-, April 24.-Cattle-Re
ceipts. 1,40O; Monday 1863; shipments, i72:
market fully steady. Sales beeyes'
aV lo46, $4.35; 20 beeves, av ,235. $3.50: y
STOCK heifers, av $40, $3.75; stock heifers
aV BOZ, "a; bulls, av 1,020, So; 2 bulls ay
d,45o, IS %; bulls, av 1000 $3.50: "a stock
and an feeders, av 1,133, $3.50: 6 calves, ay
$50, "a; calves, av 30O 81 80; 8 vearIings
ay 4S6, $S75; 25 yearlings, av 562 S495
iHogs--Receipts, 1000; Monday, 722 mar
R * 5E SalOc lower, selling at $520@5 80; bulk.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 24.-Cattle-Re-
ce1pts. $500; light stronger, heavy slow.
native steers. $420Q5. 40; cows and heifers,
$46oQ48O stockers and feeders, So. 1905
% g. 5000. 421e; bulk Of sales, S5.321b05. As.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; steady: muttons
S. SC@6. 40; lambs, S6@715 ''i9'
ST LOUIS, April 4-CattIe-Receipts
s SOCK sse enS native steers S3SO955O:
heifers, S225@460; Texas and Indian
steers, $S.55G5. Hogs-Receipts. '000.
weak TO &c lower; pigs and lights St, ian
DO; packers. SIS. 25G5. 40; butchers. S. 40SS
5.55. Sheep-Receipts, 5000: steady. MY MY
tons, S. 25@6.25 lambs, $707.5O. ii'u'-
KANSAS CITY, April 24-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; steady to shade lower. ma
tive TIVE steers, 4.15Q5.2 Texas steers. 81 40f0
a a COWS and heifers. 50, 6074 rs; stockers
a Is 900 weak to sc lower; bulk of sales
20. 2515 S5 Sheep-RecUipts, 1000; steady.
lambs $9.ooq7; muttons, s4S5G6
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