The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-15

Among the shippers On the market
We're: ScovlIle & Bunker. Turtle Lake
H. S. Eklund, Diamond Bluff; MesEane
Bros. %. w. Richter. EllswOr tn: Rudow
6 Donnell. Foley, Hegerle, st. Boni-
Schwartz & Co. Lester Prairie; G.
Schmidt, N'nnewaukee; f. r. Strong
Pingree; r Karouse, Tower City; Early
& Griswoid Glantsturg; L. Ranseh,
Lake; Eddy &, Clark, Vernaale; II. v
Phelps. Minor: G. S. HOLSTER Prescott;
2. v Kegan;z Durand; n. ]. Thiesen &
Co, Albany; S. p. Hansen, Sank Center:
II. G. Stordaek. Rothaay: Anton Wester
Rothsay; c. J. Anderson, Pelican Rapids;
! j. Sutton, Ar& yls; F. Russell, stephen;
2nsville; E; E. Nelson. Alexandria IF. q.
Wtnkzer, Brandon; H II Boyd Mora;
T, Tunheim. Thief River Falls; J. Stew
art. Warren; /. NJ. Bradley. Warren; A.
lock; T. HarborD, NorthcOte; j. Etlw God
Be!trami; N A. Mott, Ada; C. Madden.
-, Hilaire; J, Severson, Thief River
ers. Freeport w. PETER. Freeport: B.
Wockenberg, Freeport; Z. Vansoun, Nor
ristOwn; Carver Bros. 81 Co. Faribault:
berg. Nerstrand J. 7. Little & Son, Byron;
L. NJ. Weston, Havana; D. c. F-AN-
banks, Dodge Center; A. NJ Lyke,
Hampton; G. A. Lee. Me1fo d. Miller &
D. Sackett, GAINESVILLE: BabeOek q Co
Vernon Center; G. Stueba, New Ulp2;
Foil. Foster e Nelson, Sleepy Eye; A.
Qsterbers, Kensington; +. Maxwell,
MIDWAY HORSE MGRKET2Minne-
sofa Transfer, st. Paul-Barrstt 4 Tim
merman's report: Trade gradually re-
covering it's normal tone. Heavy drafters
brought out the strongest competition.
Northern lumber and logging men were
aggressive buyers, with fair attend
ance of local men. the buying from that
quarter being Of no Importance, the sales
being stricted to the cheaper grades at
the lowest quotabIe prices of the season.
The heavy and good kinds held strong
in values, and the cold weather prevail
ing brought a spirited activity on that
class. Quotations:
Drafters, extra $40 to s195
DrafteFs, choice ................. l25 20 40
Drafters common to good. leo to 120
Farm mares, choice ............ 40 to 10
Farm mares, common to good. 40 to 60
22,0eO, including aO90 Westerns and $50
Texans; sc to lee lower. except choice
handy Weighty; natives. best on sale to-
day 8 cars ct $5.S5; good to prime steers,
Selected feeders, s.. 1904. "a: mixed stock
ers, 81 5092.75; COWS, - y9n4.20 heifers.
$2.f5@475;. Gamers. 81 25@2,z0; bulls. .$2.25
a.. 40; calves, S465.S5; Texans, receipts,
SEQ; best on sale today. 4 cars at $3.50;
Texas-fed steers, $4G490; Texas grass
steers, 81. aoGI4.1G: Texas bulls $2.50@S. %.
closing stronger: top, $4.s21E; mixed
butchers, steG6rl 921z; good to choice
heavy. 81. 70G4S0 rough heGvy, Sf,55G4 so;
light, $4.6e44.S21z; hulk of ales, 81 75Gl4.S5.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; sheep firm and
active; lambs steady; good to choice
wethers. $4Gl4 80; fair to choice mixed,
s3.SGQ4 10; Western sheep, S4GQ490; Texas
sheep. $3.5G49 s.; native lambs, S4,50Gl5. -;
Western lambs. $5lo5 40
ST. LOUIS, No. Nov. 14-Cattie-Re
ceipts, 1900: slow to 10c lower; native
steers, So. 500t5.G stockers and feeders,
81. 406l4 80; cows and heifers. S294.75 Tex
sc steers SO 3GGD4 80 HoPsHReceiptS, 5000;
10Q15e lower; pigs and lights. 81 -69l9t 20;
packers. s469@4,75; butchers, 81. S9@i .85.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,200; shade lower; NUT
tons, s.. 75Q4 80; lambs, $4.15et5. As.