The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-06
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er purchasing the number of head indi-
Gated, were as follows:

er purchasing the number of head indi-
Gated. We're as follows.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
S ". s & Mccormick &c; .5;i;i 3 1'0 iS Is
Staples Estate ..... g -. ....
Simmer & Thomas 125
City. butchers... .4a.gr 10 49,. -.
Country buyers s-, -. 80 -. 800
Totals ~. -. 2o6 1,O28 LOCO
Among the shippers on the market were
j. Rade., Dickinson; Simpson, Jeffries &
Wadsworth & Person, Montevideo; S. II.
McMaster. Kimbrae; H E. Henry, New
ark; Anderson q Knadle, Vienna; Arne &
1Dnderland, Bryant; J. H. Smith & Co.,
vile; Evans & Crooks, Taopi; William
Fox, Bird Island; S; Barclay, Wibaux;
Jacobs col , & Mabey, Lake City, showalter
MIDWAY HORSE MARKETSMinne-
SOFA transfer for st; Paul, Barrett &
zimmerman report, that trade had no
essential change from the decided dull
ness prevailing at its closing of last
Some heavy horses representing the
tops OF that class were sold at fully
$l5 less than fair value and S25 lower
than in the activity of this seasons
The lumber men movement was practi-
caLy at the standstill and the volume
OF farm and general trade nominal A
lew orders from the logging districts
We're received, but with instruction TO
hold them over till after election.
~ a teIs't extra '2~..-s. .$140Gll8o
rs afters' cnolce 80. .,...-...--.... 120Ql4
f-arm mares, choice . gOSI115
Farm mares com to good $50 40SD 60
90 6osHICAGO. Nov. .-Cattle-ReceIpts, u. :
5OO, including ], coo westerns and l 600 Tex
ans Generally Zoe higher, closing easier
LOT inferior and mediums. Natives, best
en- sale today - = cars, at Sc; good to
q 5 5d1ds a. snteeTs $o:69a6; poor to medium
Q4.40 mixed stockers slow, 25Gd3 75:
COWS, good to choice 10c higher g 706
s;4g3 heIterss strong,7 except very common.
9Z.4oeg4.f9: Gamers steady,$ 81. 506I2 so; bulls
steady, $1,000. 40; calves, $466; Texans.
a re el6 i,eoO; best on sale today, cars.
al al S4;eo fed steers. $4Q485; grass steers,
$S.SoeD4. .; bulls, 81. 6093.25. Hogs-Receipts
today e, Co.'s tomorrow, '25, 900; estimated
Left over, $500; average Zoe higher: active:
Top. S4;So; mixed and butchers, 81. 5000 .95:
heavy, $450g4; 60; light, 81 5Od4.9O bulk of
sales. 81 70@4.85 Sheep-Receipts. II 900:
strong TO lVc higher; lambs steady to
strong; good to choice wethers, $464. Is:
sheep. $4@4 %; Texas sheep, $256G3; ma
@5.50. = i''4iA'S' paw
SIOUX CITY. To- Nov. 5.-cattle. /. AGO:
5;4O: cows, and bulls mixed s. as Is,
stockers and feeders. So 25d4; calves End
yearl1ngs. $3,G42a: fegs 900; narIlet. sd
4.60 w. w
KANSAS CITY. .Noy.. .5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000: strong to 1Oc higher; native
steers, s.. 1905. 65; Texas steers, 81. 75d5. Is:
COWS and ahIeffers, 81 25@425; stockers and
feeders, $2.5OQ4.S. Hogs-Receipts, 5000;
strong to 715e higher; bulk of sales, 81. 7aI
@9475; heavy, $4,6oQ4 80. mixed. 81 50G477;;
light, $4.70Q4.80 Receipts. 1900:
steady; lambs. $495. 40; muttons, s.. zoos.
ST. LOUIS. Nov 5.-CattIe-Reeeipts
1000; steady: unchanged. Receipts,
$500; 8 d1oc higher: pigs and lights, 81 656
40; packers. $4,000 IS; butchers, S4S0G
40 Sheep-Receipts.r /, 500; market steady
to strong; muttons, So. 1904; lambs 81. $50
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 5.-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 500 active; stronger; native
steers. 25@5. 45; steers. $404 Is; Texas
steers. $S.S@4; cows ahdsslfeifers. s.. 159
40; stockers and feeders So 25G4 go HOGS
Receipts, 2, 600; Zoe higher heavy. 81 6e1%
"a , %; mixed; s4ss94 81 light, s{65G476
ceipts. 100; steady; active: muttons
81. 65q4; lambs, $425@5.25. a-,'