The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-23


were: Larson Bros, Otter: p H last ll,,'
6iVer Falls; r. ". Richter. Ellsworth;
AAyoca; N. c. Billie, Early. G G 2 Tp:
Pinkirton & Wright, Sharon; Schneider
BROS, Alma; p. e. Theisen. Torah: r
EYE E5bld FG9le a. Huggett & Co, Ashby;
". Sheldon. Alexandria: Stevens Bros.
Osakis: j. e. Crouch, HalIock; ]. Soren,
son. Thief River Falls; A. Hutchlns ST.
H ineent; Nv 1: Wtooders; Red Wing; W H.
ft9ryille; Brtnggold Bros, West Concord.
Aesln Julian, Spring Valley: q w
IVAN Wahpeton; Alex Phillips. LIE S1,-
Nor Meis v Morrow Battle Lake; o. H.
I'M. yelya; E. SANDY & Co Co. Elbo wv
Lake; j: Ellingson & Son, Barrett: J. n
RGainy, kinball Prairie; f. Palmer & Co,
Ier Rro a; L1lnderholm, belgrade; Roes-
GER Graf 4p0s' q Co. 0tisco; +. f. Diedrick,
M MIP T,, HORSE MAR MAI; Il pssl{le
i ,ilGrtilan report: Receipts OF horses
illsht Shippers report scarcity of good
neavy urafters increased, and for that
h 9Isoa a ene more common and lighter
Iiiarket which aggregate far In excess
OF the present demand. The result has
t peeh mat most all consignments the past
Two weeks have been closed out ar Iess
tnan country cost. Large CONSIGNMENT :
Of Western horses arrived todsy Da9
mand fair at low prices
DIaet' choIce ................$1 25 to $165
y afters. common to good. 80. 100 to Ia
farm mares, choice ....... 100 70 199
T Urn mares, common to good so to 50
CHfcAG t9'Se Aug 22wcatfic It, - to rs
232;OOO, including 5000 Texans and on
Westerns; generally 10c lower: butcher
stock. sc to 10c lower Good to nrinne
LET'S 40. $o.4Oq6; poor to medium. $lg50
~, S So eass and feeders S3256t47 rs:
CO COWS WIS. ~ 6OGI4 49, heifers. SCAT so; canners
Sz:douZ;60; bulls, Sc. 40Gl4 10: calves @509
o.oo, IeXas fed steers, $415a5: Texas
sgSSs steers Sl5q4; Texas bulls. $500
row. 2l0OO left over, 3,ISy; light s ttJllO
,la steady; top. $3.50; mixed and
R Resyy & s5 a g. 40 good 70 choice
ishtS IS s TSS5 AZ n rough heavy, s4$5@495;
Sheep-Iteceipts 25,0OO; sheep and lambs
cholce steady. others weak to 1c lower.
good to choice wethers, 1864; fair t.
e 96SSs S 5nnlT T $S$Sek3 90; Western sheep
I.?0g5. IS: Western lambs. 81. 75aD5 d OF.
ncial receipts and shipments for vester-
gay cay Receipts, cattle. 1921; hogs, 1257I
hos sd a1i' ei shipments a1e cattle. 14l9
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Cattle-Receipts
4,zOO; steady; native steers, 81 256J5. 10;
SStJcKers t ana feeders $275a46O; cows and
Ih,9ss-Receipts, $500; steady; pigs and
lights, $3.S046.4O: packers. :5.20Gt5. 3S:
butchers. $535G5.5O Sheep~ReceiDfss
z,o9V; steady to shade lower: native
muttons $3.65Gf4: lambs. $405.
SIOUX CITY, To-. Aug 22-CattIe-Re-
celpts, 800; Tuesday, sos: shipments 795:
market lOc lower; stockers steady. Sales:
II beeves, az 1,15O, S5.25; 20 b ewes, av 200,
70. 20; ~ Westerns. aY41 1850 "a; % West
ems, aV l,250, 81. So 2 cows. av 800. 81 50:
* q cows, av 1.O2O. S3.25; 3 stock helfers. av
6zo, TX; stock heifeTs, av 49,. SO 40; bull s,
av wv; 2;s0; bulls, av 1920 SO: bulls.
av LOO, $3.50; bulls. av 800, "a: calves >,
av 300, "a; 5 calves. av 800. 81 Is; wear
siiIngs, ay- $50, $S.75: yearlings, av tSO
S4;5 Hogs-Receipts $500; Tu sdav,
3915S; shipments, 574; market weak. sell
ing at 81 1905; bulk, 81 $500 90
KANSAS CITY. MO. Aug. 22-Cattle-
Receipts. 1900: 10D15c lower; native
steers. A.15@5. 80: Texans, native cows
and heifers. $295; stockers and feeders,
- f0gi .: bulls 81. 6j@D3 25 Calves-Ra-
ee1pts. 1850; steady to lower, So. 5OGJ3 Is
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; steady to shade
lower: bulk Of sales. s.. 1905 20; heavy,
y l0ll5 20; packers, $5.171zG5. rs; mixed
- LUCE. 20; light, 81. 75Gn5. 271A; Workers,
- 26d5 27R: pigs, 81. 25G05 25 Sheep-Re-
ccelpts 5O00; lower; lambs. $4l55 80; NUT
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. Aug. 22.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, $500; market Ice lower; ma
tive beef steers S4G0lD5.75: Western
4.4O; calves. s3G5 Hogs-Receipts. 8.9 zoo;
lower on heavy grades; heavy, "a. 9711
5o5; mixed, sf971aQ5. O5: light, "a 500
30: bulk OF sales at S. Sheep-ReceIpts
11.0O0: market 25c lower; stock sheen
50. 2503.50; lambs, 1904. 80.