The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-04

No: WtPrfce.,
q fat ewes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 106 50 40
Tat ewes .........-............. 1I6 40
tat Wetners ...-............... rs 50
IdL ewes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III 40
~ lat lambs Observation-Disclosures. IS SO
70 lat lambs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 70
10 stock lambs .................. q fps
DUCK lambs ................... ~ %
. lat lamDs .--.--.-............ ~ 10
10 tat lambs .................. rs IL
o. stock lambs ............. So 425
IL thin lambs ................. 60 36
tat bucks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lis 50
lat sh eel, -.........'-....... %
Mich Cow Exchange Market fairly ac-
tive, with no quDtabie change in prices.
Representative sales:
No. Price. NO. Price.
2 cows ......... $50 COZ 2 COWS .......s1O 90
cow -........ % 00 1 cow .......... % 90
The days sales (estimated), each buyer
purchasing the number of head lndicat-
ed, were as follows:
Swift & Co.......... 225 1900 1870
s saaP1es e Z TRonas 200 =. T. Is e
]. B: Fitzgerald ...... 100 -. ..
S Sft1I rs. BROS bros 1890. 81 -
Country buyers $50. TOO =. 500
Among aags the shippers sN on 2 the uaFk Dse
were: Anderson &, Co., Milaca; e. Marks,
Princeton; A. Lende, Cottonwood; N M.
sythe; e. Erickson, Elk River; NJ G..
johnson: River Falls Werner & Co..
Hatton; A. L, Vickers. Claremont; ].
Landgord. Danvers; ]. ]. Delaney, Ana
moose; \. G. Bell. Grantsburg;: Lewis
& Robinson, Lake City; NJ KinselIa,
! ThieLman; Frantz & Wilkins Spring VAL
ley; Gardner & Wright Hammond;
son, Candy; c. Fox, Lake Crystal; Dun-3
ham s. Co., GAINESVILLE; c. s. Nelson,
Spooner; J. B. Daily. Annandalc; Orm-
s andoWn 9egaR Rn RaFme Som B PP%st
Benson & Wesner, Lowry; G. B9rgerdlng,
Belgrade; A.. Linderholm, Belgrade; A.
Bourner, Buffalo; Gilchrist Bros, But
falo; L. Bergman, Plato; F. F. Joyce.
Milan; Ira Russinl. Lime Springs; NJ c.
Block, Cannon Falls; N. o.. Thompson.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer, st. Paul-BarTett g. Zim-
nerman's report: Market Of a sluggish
character. Under the large arrivals Of
heavy draft horses an active movement
was looked for, but it turned out slow
on such horses and all other. grades In
sympathy with it, bringing about a de-
cline in Ii ces from SO to $40 per head
ON heavy horses. and decidedly lower on
| the lighter grades. The anxiety on the,
part of the sellers to close ont, and the
large supplies on the market, caused the
unsatisfactory movement Quotations:
DTafterS, extra .................. $40 TO $3.50
| Drafters, choice ................ 15 TO 40
Farm mares, cheice............. 100 to 1875
Farm mares, common to good. 50 to 20
Nl RANsAs cry Oct 8-catti IL 70 Rev teO
ceipts, 1900: steady to 15c lower; native
steers. $36t5.55; Texas steers, So O505. 25:
! cows and heifers. $l.75@5.25; stockers and
strong; SC higher; bulk of sales, IS. 2Sk9
5 SO: heavy, SIS. 2OG5 So, mixed and light.
S.. l5q10:59; pigs. $l.45Q5.25. Sheep = Re,
ceiptss % 4;G G; steady; lambs, S5@515;, NUT
ST Louis, Oct Seattle = Receipts, .
4,609; steady; native steers, $4@e5.70; stock
ers and feeders, $2.45947 10; cows, and heif-
lights, s5.095; 40: packers, $525QeA0;
1850; firm; muttons, $8@425; lambs, So
Sioux. CITY, 10, Oct s.-cattle-Re
as 10; cows, bulls, mixed, s2o54; stockers
and feeders, SO 1904: calves and year,
ings, s3.75@4.2 %. Hogs Receipts, 2.5eO;
mar S stTa ger selling. s6c@s i5
CHICAGO, oct. s-Cattle- Receipts H.
600, including 4.coo Westerns and 1000
dr otSe ener a Gat 81 inn md a GnH.Se
ing butchers stock. Natives Best on
sale today, one car at SO; good to prime
steers, IS; 459s6; poor TO- medium, s4;4oQ
stockers, 10c lower. 50 5O93. go; COWS 81 75
Q4.20; heifers. 81. 50G4. rs; Gamers, s2g2 IS;
bulls, $2-50@4.a5; calves, $4aB6. Texans
Receipts, LEO; best on sale today, IA cars
at $3.45; Texas fed steers. S. log. SO;
Texas grass steers. $3-25g4; Texas bulls,
81. 4e93 rs. Hogs-Receipts today, 5000:
tomorrow, 26000, estimated: left over, S.
eco; opened &c higher: closed weak adj
vance lost; top, $5.55; n xed and butchers.
S. 05q5 -521s; good to choice heavy. $3.50
5 .5z1s; rough heavy. 81 enGe=: fight, IS. 1e4
$50; bulk of sales. % 29a5.4s Sheep-ssez
ce pts, 22,o90; sheep 54ef0c lower; lambs
about steady; good to choice 10c higher.
s.. s5Q4.59; fair TO choice mixed. s.. 489
$50; Western sheep. 81. sos. 40; Texas
sheep. 5000 80: native lambs. $3.50
$40: Western lambs, $4s5.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb Oct. 3-CattIe-
Receipts. 6100; steady: native steers.
81 -4CG5. 70: Western steers, $4G14.Io; Texas
steers, So. 25Q4: cows and heifcrs, $5I4l;
stoclkers and feeders, $sQt.5O. HogsERe-
eeipts. $500: steady to stronger; heavy,
s. .121RG6. 20; mixed, s51506 20: Tight, IS TN
as. 25; pigs. s4@5; bulk of sales, s5 .154
BIO Sheep-Receipts, 1000; steady; sheep.
$500 %; lambs. $4Q4. 10.