The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-26

Among the shippers on the market
were: Monsoon Bros. New London. cat
and hogs; j. E. Townsend, Groton. hogs;
A. McCorquodale, 2. loads cattle and
nnogs; Johnson & Peterson, Hector. hogs;
Hect0r Lumber csfo ana and Supply
Glencoe, 2 loads cattle and hogs; c. Fid-
son. Fulda, cattle; L. A. Dodge Truman,
i1;}gs and and sheep; A. D. Sackett. James
hogs; Miller & Steele. Porter, hogs; D.
Blanchard, Vesta, 2 loads hogs; H B.
Loomis, Marshall, hogs; s. Q. Solomon
Thompson. horses; Miller & CO.. South
SOmaha, horses Remes & Wacek. New
Prague, hogs; E. E. Perrigo, Forest City,
cattle; J. Hebeisen. Carver. hogs; P. Don
ahue, Twin Lakes, hogs; Ryan & Ho-
BAN, Waseca, hogs; A. Rudler, Wimble-
don, cattle and hogs; A. Linderholn, Bel
Bros, Buffalo, cattle and hogs; Benson
d Weaver, Lowry. cattle and hogs; E.
JohSson, Atwater, cattle ana hogs; John
johnson. Litehfield. cattle; Miller & Co.
Montrose, mixed; Harris s. Davis. Mai
den Rock. hogs d. D. Hubbard. Mon
dovl cattle; Lyl<e C Mcvey. Long Prairie.
ter, loads cattle and hogs; d. McDon-
aid. G. G. Jamison & Son. A. A Smith
Selfish and Phillipsburg Mont. 81 loads
RorssT; W. W. Fades Fades Whitall horses
Bros. River Falls, cattle and hogs: A
Falconer, Hutchinson. cattle; Hawley
j WOiton
Norwood, 2 loads cattle and hogs; L. M.
Weston, Waltkan. hogs.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer, st. Paul-Barrett & Zim-
merman's report: The large supplies of
horses attracted a great deal of atten-
ton of buyers, and more active trade
was had than for a week past Besides
the fair retail trade large selection Of
farm mares We're made in wholesale lots.
western branded horses, muls and sec
ond-hand logging horses were also in an
active demand. High quality horses
however, constituted the bulk of the out
let. The general appearance Of trade has
q large Improvement over the previous
three days this week, Quotations:
Drafters, choice ................. SIG to S140
Drafters, common to good. so to 100
Farm horses, choice. 80 no rs
Farm horses, common to good, GO to 70
Mules ............ ......... 70fO liz
cHcAG ao'se April 70 to ~
ll,0O0; choice quality steers steady to
strong; others slow; butchers Stock
steady best on sale today, S5,65; natives,
medium, d.1GQ4.75; selected feeders, 81 150
;; mixed stoekers, $4,000; cows, $994 so;
l heifefs, % 25at4So; Gamers, s. 75Q2 SIS;
bulls, S2!5g4 2S; calves, S450656o; Tex
cars at 50. TeXas-fed steers. $4Ga5. 20; Texas
bulls, $325d3.75. Hogs-Receipts today
$4,000; tomorrow, 10000 (estimated); left
over, 400; 234e to &c higher, closing easy;
top, 500; mixed butchers, $5.3565. 90; good
TO choice heavy, $5.4505.GO; rough heavy,
So 5000. 40; light, $5.25Q550; bulk of sales
49, a. .4oz5.9o. Sheep-Receipts, 1900; slow 10
l0c lower: lambs steady good to choice
wethers, $5.25Gb5.65; fair to choice mixed
81 I5l5, 80: Western sheep, So 1905. so; yearl-
lngs, S550lt6i native lambs, S. 5000. 80.
Western lambs, S6Q730
SIOUX CITY, 10. April 25.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 500; Tuesday. 1854; shipments, $50;
stockers 10q20c higher than last week; fat
cattle steady. Sales: 20 beeves, av 1,2l1
hppVQS a1r I he, N, q
cows, av 1910 lbs, So; cows, av / los lbs
$4.25; bulls. av 1920 lbs, So; 9 bulls. av
ss5 lbs $3.50: bulls, av $50 lbs. $780, 6
stockers and feeders. av $40 lbs 81: 1
stoekers and feeders av 902 his s435 6
calves, av $40 lbs, s4.75: 10 calves av $50
lbs IS; 10 yearlings. av $40 lbs. $40: &c
vearlings. av sos lbs. $3.50 T4ogs~ Re-
1900; Tuesday, 4,OlG. market SC