The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-29

/ ........... $50 g Ooi l ........... $40 81 50
............ 794 Dol 1 ............ $50 1 so
l ........... 1850 25 / ............ 10 co
8 ............ 917 PSI 1 . $50 / rs
2 ............ 915 1 1920 ..... 9Oj 2 90
............ ST. ON! ............ 165 2 Is
Stays and Oxen
............107O 81 Isl 1 ........... 1910 81 IS
Mixers and springers-
No. Price,
COW and calf .,....................$2 8 %
COWS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 O0
COW and ] calf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60
COW and calf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 50
SHEEP.
Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estfmated) .......... 450
ouotatioRs: Good to choice butcher
lambs, 81 40Q4.60; fair to choice, 81 251t4 70;
good to -choce fat wethers, S3.56a5G5;
far to good, $3.2$03 so; fat ewes, $3.50
3.55; good to choice stock and feeding
lambs, So. 75G1425; fair to good, $3.Z5G3.T5;
feeding wethers, So. 25@3.75; stock and
feeding ewes, 81 1903; thin sheep, $50
ESQ; buck lambs, 81. 75q3; killing bucks; 81
G250.
Receipts very light Market quiet at
unchanged prices. Packers were compell-
ed to go to the feed lots for their sup
plies and paid strong prices for some
little fat stuff. Representative sales
No Kind WI Price.
IA feeding lambs .......... 63 ST Is
stock lambs :. .................. 65 4 90
. yearhngs ..-....., ...-.-..-.....,l23 W
~ TAT iamps ..-'...,.. ............. % %
II stock ewes ......................1 1903 5 Is
stock lambs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50 4 GO
102 fat wethers ......................IIC 8 So
Among the shippers on the market were
ID. Marks, Princeton; M. Remick Thief
River Falls; Groth & Co., Brownton;
Carver Bros & Co., Farmers Elevator
company, Faribault; D. Brown, Madison
Lake; 5. Hughes, Cannon Falls; Gibbons
r T0c Il.
G. Mold, Nelson; A. Mallory, Knapp;
Frantz q Wilkins, Spring Valley; Trir ky
& Genash, Jersey; d. BOYLE, Adrian;
Schwartz & Co, Lester Prairie; A. Oes-
tericher, Durand; J. o. Green, Red Wi 3;
Il. p. Wright, Valley City; q. Kanou5e,
II. Charles: Tower City; a. NJ. LIKE,
Long Prairie; J; S. Landers, Argusyiie;
+. Den, Thief River Falls; +. ONieI,
Stoyern & Co., Mcintosh; Bank of STE
phen; 0. Ramstad, Ada; A. Futchins,
Northcote; J. 2. Crouch, Hallock; J. O.
Anderson, Pelican Rapids; Hughett &
Co, Ashley; T. G. Winkyer, Brandon
II. III. Boyd, Mora; A. Pettis, St Peter;
A; D. Sackett, GAINESVILLE; SchUedt q
Walthers, Owatonna; c.. w Dodge Ma
della; Elvrum & Davis, Windom: Arnold
& Burg, Nicollet; Block & Schno5Iick
New UlTn; NJ. Christensen Foil, Foster
& Nelson Sleepy Eye; Daley & Co.,
Taunton; J. j. Sturgeon. Marshan j.
Drees, Wabasso; J. Schoffman. Morgan;
M. Kraer, Melrose; Lewis Bros Annan-
dale; F. A. Russell, Mantador; J. Fling
ten; M Becker, Watkins; A Bourner,
Bu1falo; e. G. Vessy, Dallas; Rude 81
Wadsworth, Sacred Heart NJ Shen.
Itakevile; A. MeCOrquodaIe, Montevideo;
I. w. Evan, WahpetOn; Mckay & Swim
gle, Appleton; Erinstein Bros, SeIby;
Cusfck & Gaffney, Easton
e. L. ogilvie
nesota Transfer, St PauI.-Barrett r.
Zimmerman report that the market pre-
scented an animated appearance, with
decided increase in lumber and logging
men, who evidently came on the market
Tor the sale purpose of buying heavy
horses fer their logging camps The
liberal offerings suitable TO the present
inquiry met with satisfaction to the
buyers. Prices prevailed In a strong
tone on the prime heavy grades but
ruled low and sluggish on the common
classes. Quotations:
Drafters, extra ...............s 15G6197 50
DrafterS, choice ................. 1256D150 90
Drafters, common to good. -. 1006J125 90
Farm horses, choice .,......... 90@115 co
Farm horses, common to good. 40l5 s. 90
Delivery horses ............... sOd 3 90
CHICAGO, Nov 8-Cattle-Receipts,
22,D0; choice steers about steady, others
3 to l5c lower; butchers stock weak to
l0c lower; Texans sc lower; natives lest
on sale today, car, at Sc; good to prime
steers. $3.S0Q465; poor t. medium $40
feeders poof 81 sonm xeS Sgf9 sele$5ed
03.5O cows 81. SGGD4. %; heifers, 50 6G04 go,
Gamers, 5000; bulls, $3.50GJ41G; calves,
$450Q5.50; Texans, receipts, 800; best on
sale today, IA cars, ar $3.S5 fed steers,
S404.S0; grass steers, S320G4. 10; bulls, $3.50
Gl3.25. Hogs-Receipts today 5000; to-
morrow, $4,000; estimated left over, 5000;
and butchers, &65@4.95; good to choice
heavy, $4.65049215 rough heavy 81 500
4e0; light, s465@49O; bulk of sales, $475
04S71b. Sheep-Receipts. 15G00: steady 10
slow, shade lower; good to choice Werb.
ers, S40435; fair 20 choice mixed, 5000
3:95; western sheep, $4@425; Texas sheep,
$25Oq35 90; native lambs, $3.50@5.1O; west
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2s.-Cattle-Re-
ocetpts. 9,O00; steady to 10c lower ma
tive steers, %.l5Q5.55 Texas steers, 81.
and feeders, $204.25. Hogs1Receipts,
1900; weak to sc lower; bulk of sales
S4.7212g4.6 liz; heavy, $4.70I4. so; mixed
$l6l19@4. tx; light, $465G54.S0. Sheep-Re.
celpts; 4g ~ Is strong; lambs, $4.25@525
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-CattIe-Receipts,
700 steady; native steers. $3.S0d5 60;
heifers, $2Q475; Texas steers, 9.25@4 so.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 sc to 10c lower;
pigs and lights, 81; 79@l4; 80; packers. s4.75
ceipts, none; market steady to strong;
unchanged.
SOUTH. OMAHA Nov. 2s-cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; steady to strong; native
steers, So. 25@385; cows and heifers, $50
425; stockers and feeders. $3g440 Hogs
--EecelptS, lO,5UU; &c lower; closed weak
Heavy, $4.6564. 721h; mixed, 81 TOd4. 72lk;
light, $4.70@475 bulk of sales, s4.70Q4721S
Sheep-Receipts, 1,6O0; steady; Tnuttons,
SIS. 75@4.l0; lambs $4.250525
STOCK YARDS, Sioux City, To-, Nov
2S.-Cattle-Reeeipts COO: market slow:
beaves, 50. 50Q475; cows, bulls, mixed. 81
calves and yearlings, So 250S. To- Hogs
Receipts, $500; market weak to &c lower;
selling $4.60G4. T55 bulk, S4.65ll4. 6Th.
JON sLEDs, S1o.77.