The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-06

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Sc stock ewes % 2 81
IS fat lambs .... 10 4 *
buck lambs ............ az ~
stock lambs ...... ~ 69 a K
"a stock lambs - 67 a 81
SO fat lambs ... 60 d n
Y rat Sheep .............. ....... 90 "a
"A stock ewes .....................9 80 3 Is
~ buck lambs .............5 81 2 *
16 stock lambs 49,. 49, 81 4 q
81 buck lambs ................ ga 3 "
Y stock lambs ................ 81 IL
- "a IalloS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. " 81
10 stock sheep ............ .......... SO 8 so
- ouch $500. ............... .140 90
Mich Cow Exchange-Market active on
good cows, with prices unchanged and
others very slow sale.
Representative sales:
No. Prizes
COW ...... sdi M
COWS .!.......... .................. 100 90
: COWS ....'. 6S 90
S0M ~ 20
The days sales (estimated) each buyer
purchasing the number of head Indicated,
were as follows:
su,f+ E. ~ Cattle Hogs; Sheep
3 nv 20 ...;;;...1S5 1910 200
Staples estate ....... Is -,
Simmer & Thomas leo -. 50
Han n Y. Bros ..........1I0 -. =.
Outside packers ........ 25 -.
City butchers ............ 20 Z IS
Country buyers 800 .. 400
Totals ........ .......99O 1,O12 rs
,Amers he shippers on the market were
b. Mars, Princeton; E. E. Strong. W.
& Co. Lake Park; J. w Richter, Chey-
enne; L: w. Hartman, Minnewaukan; !.
". Butler, YalIard; s: P. Hanson, Sank
worth; P Hastert, River Falls: N. II.
Gilbert, Mantorville; Schneider Bros, Al
ma; Frantz & Wilkins, Spring Valley;
s W0rk SIS & r, 6htes II Revere; e NJ Apder
dom; S. A. Scales Madelia: N r. Theisen
Co., Albany; H B. Woebkenberg.
Fsreeport; P Herman; Browerville; J.
+. Reid, Sank Center; 4. j. Dahl ilI,'o A.
Helgeson, Thief River Falls F. Starr, I.
Benson, J. J. Sutton & Son, Argyle; J.
Bros Foley; Kost & Lammerson, st.
Cloud; w. P. Blasdell, Paynesville P
Brolander, Ledgewood; J. P. Ormsberg,
Belgrade; Hubert & Son, Hoffman, Ry-
an & Hoban.- Waterville: A. ]. Hanson,
New Richland, Wadsworth & Co., Mon
tevideo; L. Dudgeon, Jenkins,
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET@Minne
sofa Transfer st. Paul.-Barrett & Zim-
norman report the operation of the mar
lLet steady The heavy drafters were
The light horses sold unsteady at huc-
tqating prices. The heavy weight tops
sold $50 to $780,. and inqu ries were strong
at those prices.s The early opening OF
the market obtained the most active COM
petition. The large gathering of buyers
with active orders gave a strong tone to
trade of put values on the strongest basis
since last spring.
DFafterS, choice Sl30t0$1f0
Drafter, common TO good. ......... 1000 100
Farm mares, choice ............ 1000 13G
Farm, common to good $1,000. coz so
CHICAGo, Sept. 5.-CATTLE-R
10000 including 1000 Western and 500
Texans; native steers generally 10c low
or; Westerns steady to a shade lower
Texans steady to strong; butcher stock
steady to 10c lower; best on sale today.
car leads at Sc; good to prime steers.
S5.50ff6; poor to medium. $4Gi5 40; selected
feeders about steady at $iG15; ni,le1 stock
ers.. IS. 25Gl3.90; cows. So. 750i4G0: heifers So
as; Gamers. S2602.70 bulls steady at So. 70
03.50; calves steady at S5Gt5. 25 Texans
Receipts. SeG best on sale today / car
at 81; Texas fed steers. So. 25(I5; Texas
grass steers 3t.25G14, Is; Texas bulls. $a.50a
$40 Hogs-Receipts today, %, 000; left
over. estimated, 4,G91; opened stronger;
closed weak: top, $50; mixed and butch
ers. S9.5OGs.59; good to choice heavy. s5.1a
Gt05.50; rough heavy, S1.q5GI505; bulk of
sales. $5.2eat5. TO- Sheep--Roceipts, Is, O0j;
lambs weak TO Toe lower: good to choice
wethere, So 50Gl3.G5 fair to choice mixed
81. 535G3 50; Western sheep, So 45Gl3.65: Tex
ans, 81. 55It3.2a; native lambs, $4ll5.TG;
Western lambs S5GJ5 60