The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-27
The days. sales each buyer purchasing
the number of head indicated, were as

Totals 49,. ...... 693 2,430 65S
Among the shippers on the hem: market Ike
Shane Bros, Ellsworth, hogs; F. Busch,
Hastings, cattle: r. N. Dammann. Plato,
cattle and hogs; Rea Bros; Twin City
loo loads horses; Farmers company,
Eau Claire cattle: Fairbanks and PraI.
Owatonna, hogs; G. Nod. Nelson, cattle
and hogs: Troll & Co, Gibbon, cattle; F.
Palmer & Co. Fairfax, loads mixed {;
Brown Bros, Hanley Falls. loads cattle
and hogs; s. T. 3. Potter. Renville. hogs;
H. Anderson hogs; J. D. Skinner. Re
villo, hogs; S. SWenson, Dawson. hogs;
Koepke & Esperson. Winthrop, hogs; w.
O'Brien, Arlington, loads mixed; Tre-
Ganford, cattle; w. Byington, Morton,
cattle and hogs; w. L: Lussen, hogs;
Morton, cattle; Farrell &c Co. Redwood,
Corquodale, Echo. cattle. and hogs; y. P.
Peterson, Woodlake, hogs; o. Olson,
CIarkheid, hogs: J. K. Troll. Gibbon.
hogs: J. John, Montevideo, hess; A. D.
LIE Sueur cattle; w. Pettis, St. Peter,
loads cattle and hogs; G. E. Merritt.
Northrup, hogs; H. S. Baldwin, Redwood
Falls hogs: C. H. Richards, Stewart,
hogs; Lowell & Sessins. Albert Lea and
Alden. 5 loads cattle; J. Rusink, Lime
2 loads cattle; Ryan & Hoban, Water
Vile, hogs: Liebbrand Bros, Jordan,
loads sheep; Berg & Sampson. New Rich
land, hogs and sheep; Berslund & Co.,
Otisco hogs; L. 2. Frederlckson, L1tcn-
field. cattle and hogs.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer, ST. Paul.-Barrett & HiTn-
uermaa's report: While large volume
of horses arrived on the market, farm
chunks. anil general purpose horses NOV
ed freely, SO the accumulation OF nofse5
was not of any large degree. The tone
of trade is encouraging. with no essen
tfaI change in prices. The more common
class of horses, including Western brand
ed horses, were In good demand, and
made quite an item in the aggregate out
let. Quotations:
Drafters, choice ................-$l0 -$l0O to $40
Drafters, common to good ...... so to 100
Farm horses. choice ............ 80 to 1l5
Farm horses, common to good. 60 to IS
CHICAGO, April 26.-Cattie- Receipts.
5000; steers generally steady except heavy
easier; butchers stock strong and active
tives-Geo6 to prime steers. 495@5.S0; F;
poor to medium. $4-2004S5; selected feed
ers, $4.15@5.O5; mixed stockers. $S 40Q4.10;
So. 25629O; bulls, $2.7564. 20: calves. s4.5G@
650 Texans-Reeefpts, zoe; best on. sale
three cars, $3.50; Texas fed steers, S49
525; Texas bulls, s.. .25@S-75. Hogs-Re-
ceipts today, 25,OOO; tomorrow. $4,000 es-
timated; left over, 1000; steady to shade
higher; top, $50; mixed and butchers,
S.. .35@J5.60; good TO choice heavy, $5.4505.60;
rOuSn nS6NY, SO-5UdJ9. ~ llS1I, 20. .Zo1J0.
bulk of sales. s5.45@555 Sheep Receipts.
12,0Go; weak to 10c lower; lambs slow to
firm for best; good to choice weather,
S5 25G5.65; fair to choice mixed. $4.756D5. .30s
Western sheep, So 4095.65: yearlings, $3.50
625; native lambs, $5.5@T.3; Western
lambs, $60735.
SIOUX CITY, TO-. April 26.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 500; Wednesday, $50; shipments,
1.e67 market steady. Sales: 2 cows, av
/, 100; $3.50; 9 cows, av 922. $3.50: stock
heifers, av $50, $3.50; q stock heifers. ay
412, $4.25; bulls. av 1.170. $S.75; 2 bulls,
av 1,S45. So. 25; bulls, av $50, $3.50; stock
ers and feeders, av SS5, 81; 8 stockers and
feeders. av 926, $4.45; 6 calves, av $50, $40;
IL calves, av 42s, $5i 6 yearlings. av 590,
$4-25; 10 yearlings. av 600. $4.75. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1000; Wednesday. 3,179: market
strong TO DC higher, selling at 5.S0Q5. S711ss /;
bulk, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS. April 26.-Cattle-ReceIpts
2, 400; steady; native steers. $S.S9G159 50:
stockers and feeders, So 456D4 85; cows and
heifers. $2Q475: Texas and Indian steers,
So 8595. Hogs Receipts, 1000; market sc