The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-28

lambs, 81, 40@46O; fair to choice, $4250
40; good to choice fat wethers, $500
QS55; good to choice stock and feeding
lambs, $S.75Q425; fair to good, SO 25@3. Is;
feeding Wethers, $325Q3.75; stock and
d5e se1 ewes, @75g5; thin sheep, $29
$2@25O -0'
Receipts light and largely natives In
small, mixed lots. Market active on all
kinds of good quality stuff, with prices
strong to 10c higher on the average Rep
resentative sales:
No. Kind. W.T.. Price.
70 fat ewes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ITO 80
Z fat buck lambs ............... n 8 so
rat lambs ........................ IS 4 40
stock ewes ................ los 8 90
f fat daILlos 80. '...'''''.'.''. 81 90
TAT ewes .....',............... ia 3 30
fat lambs ...................... 112 60
Mich Cow Exchange-Good cows and
forward springers in good demand Back
ward springers hard to sell even at low
prices. Representative sales:
No Price. No price
8 cows ....... .$12O DOL cows $500. $40 90
cows $50. 81 DOL 1 COW .......... q 90
Among the shippers on the market were
Hines q Thomert Owatonna; F. A.
" McVay, Kenyon; C. j. Bryan, g.
Stoffel, L; Wooders, Red Wing; P. 7.
french, Dennison; H. F. Purfurst, Ken
'yon; A. Gilstad, Deer Park: Albee Bros.
New Richmond; Ryan & Ho6an, Water
vile; ]. Wacek, New Prague Roe Ter
Bros, Otiseo; G: ,Pelton, Mark Wash.
Kilkenny; G. Salisbury, McKinock; Riley
J. A. Johnson, East Grand Forks; F. H.
Dammon, Plato; G. Schuchart, G. W.
D1gWlnnel. Hutchinsonf Miller & Co,
Early, ,Grantsburg; G. Mold, Nelson; D.
4. Hodey, saltwater; Heslin & Julian
Maiden Rock; W. Addison, Niagara; 0.
p. Nyhas, Northwood; C. H. Middleton,
a hal GoIo o,1,rioJ
Ulm; F. Bigat, Springf1eld; Lehne &
Gleason, Sanborn; II. G. Werder, Red
wood Falls; A. D. Sackett, GAINESVILLE;
Walthers & Schuldt, Meriden; r. Fisher
Buffalo Lake; Gibbs & Co. Brownton;
A. M; Holtoh, T. p. Olson, G. w Pettis
Jr., Renville; A. McCorquodale, Olivia;
faaWley Bros, BHrtrum; T. B. Rowe,
Johnson, Peterson & Co., Hector; Brown
Bros, Hanley Falls; M. Condor, Cara
City; John Bulow N. Simmson,
CrToixI Falls; c. Deeph, Osceola; H. GEM,
Chaska; G. A. Blasdell Paynesville;
Jones & Walworth, Amery; A Peck r.
M Haight, Charles Loeftier. Morris; J.
St, John, Dillingham;; F. Fhedeen, Tay-
Ior's Falls; w. Jentz, Lindstrom.
MIDWAY HORSE F]T-Nfinneso-
ia Transfer. st. Paul-Barrett &. thinner
man report that the opening of today's
market developed an improved tone to
the trade In comparison with the opening
or yesterday. Orders from the northern
logging quarters were of a large volume.
and local men more active buyers. High
grade logging horses met with the
strongest inquiry, and sold somewhat
stronger than the prevailing prices of last
week. Quotations:
DrafterS, extra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 15011g5
D41raffters' cho1ce .................. 125@l50
Farm mares. choice ............... 10O6f15
Farm mare common to good 49,. 509 65
CHICAGO, Nov. misunderstanding
b t,Vtoi IS steers rs generally about steady;
lower; natives, best on sale today four
car leads at $5.55; good to prime steers,
$o.35Q5 s.; poor to medium, $4.25G5.25 Sc
t feeders, $3.50Q14.2 5; mixed stockcrs,
81 2oQD363; cows. $2.656D42 Is; heifers, 500
CTS; Gamers, $2G265; bulls, $260D4.25
calves, $S;5GQ5: 50; Texans, receipts 500;
ded steers, $4lt4S5 grass steers, 5000
10; bulls, 81. 5003. 25 Hogs-Receipts to-
day, $4,000. tomorrow, 10000; estimated
left over, 1000; sc to 10c lower; active,
closing steady; mixed and butchers $465
4.S71a; good to choice heavy $4706D4 IS:
bulk Of sales, 81 1904. 90 Sheep-Rcceipts
others medium; good to choice wethers,
S4G14. 25; fair to choice mixed 49, 70d4:
western sheep, S4D420; Texas &Asp<p $3.50
@360; native lambs, $4Q5.25; western
sioux CITY, 10, Nov. 27-Catt!e-Re-
ceipts, 400; dull; beeves, $4.50Q5.20; cows,
Gull; mixed, $Z1g5 60s SLOcKerS and feed
ers, S.. 2504; calves and yearlings $303.75
Hogs-Rece 5000; 5410c lower; closed
weak, selling at s465@4.80; bulk $40.
ST. LOUIS, Nov -Cattle-Receipts,
1850; steady; native steers, S3.75@4s5;
cows and heifers, 81. 1908 40. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1850; steady to sc lower; pigs and
lights, 81 75I14 So; butchers, 81 90GD5 021h;
packers, $480@4sO. Sheep-Receipts, 1,560:
steady muttons, s3.75Ge4; lambs, $4,000
5.35.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. a-Receipts,
steers, S4.40Gt5. As; Texas steers, $266 10.
cows and hsifers. $.7504 40; stockers and
feeders, 81. 60G14.25. Hogs-Receipts, Is. COO:
10c lower; bulk of sales, $47715G14 so:
heavy, S4.75G485; mixed, $47O04 S21a;
light, $T0Q64.65. Sheep-Receipts, 1900:
steady to weak; lambs, So. 5G04O5; NUT
tons g. 50614 l5