The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28
Inc day s sales (estimateS), each buy
ef purchasing the number of head in
QlCatRd Vera q follows

l.N
Among the shippers on the market
were S. Sackle, Kuhn; E. Kennedy. r. r
MSSe ss Neehe; G, Currie. Mimic; j. Nc
Riley Bros. Ellsworth; Joslyn & Brown
Newark; G. S. Brooks Sterling; A. Nc,
milan, JESSIE E. Knapp, Hannaford: p
EM " RS, BE siil w. S: Adams Rice;
Sueur; p, O.. Martin, Lewisville: B.
Wilkes, Riceville; 0. ]. Thompson, Mil
Ton Ton; ~ Jones, Goodrich & Has@ness,
KF ;saE; Larson & Co. Madison p.
Elscnen, -Belleview; C. A Brown. Han
ley Fails; I. n. Brown, Boyd; Witt
4ach ~ Aqrst, Waconia; G. P. Hall, La
sog e'S Wi1,1;a Il. Troll, Gibbon; N. MIkkeI-
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Ninnes
Ia transfer. st. Paul-Barrett & thinner
mans report. The bulk of supplies on
the market today consisted Of draft
horses of unsuat good quality. The steady
improved n competition resulted in rise
grades; Good delivery horses were in a
favorable demand and had slight advance
over last weeks valuation Quotations.:
DDLa1teIs' cholce ....-........... $145 to $3.50
Farm mares, choice. ..... 100 to 130
Parn mares. common to good. 60 to 70
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1.-CattleDRe-
ceipts 500; steady; native steers $40
5.5o; Texas steers, So 15Q5.10; cows and
dhHe1fers, $1.65@4.50s stockers and feeders
$zt 55c ~ CaIves-Receipts 500; steady at
mixed S. 1905 light, $3.50 sSs5 32S 81 pigs
Gs49gaol 9; o sheep-Receipts 1000; steady;
ST ST LOUIS, Sept -Cattie@Receipts
eco; steady: native steers, 81 2565. SO:
St9ekers and feeders; s2.50@48o; cows and
Ene1ders; W. 29q4.S0; Texas steers, $3(r450
lights, $525@5 As; butchers. < 2s0,5 s so.
packers, $5.25@5 40. Sheep-Receipts 800:
stssa9d 4Yi, mIput H4 $4,000 lambs, s4Q525
celpts 100; steady to a shade stronger.
native steers, $f.506l5. 20; western steers
9b4si if; fsxas steers, SO. 25@42 5; cows and
SS.25Ql4.7o Hogs-Receipts 1900: sfeady::
closed sc lower; heavy S565. 10; niya11
;s5.I0@5l5; light S5.15@5 25; pigs. Sos
9 1n! a or sales 3 l9a5.2Q. Sheep-Rd,eipts
ian,hs si{5s anu stronger; sheep, So. 1904;
SIOUX CITY. 10, Sept. A.-Cattle-Re-
Ms coy UvV market F1 steady beeyes, $500
ers and feeders. So. 5000 Is: calves and
yeaadrlings., Sc. 25@4. 40 Hogs = Reeeints
9 95 mar market shade lower selling at $50
CHICAGO. Sept. 27-C,aftta-
$500, including 1890 Western an5f Gff 1TeI7,
ans. GOOD steers generally 10c higher
al al o Ta KINDS slow, Including Western
ana ana ie&ans. Natives best on sale TODAY
3 carloads at $3.50; good to prime steers
20. 1oQo.s6, poor to medium, $45005. 40: Sc,
SLOW SS:SOq4.50: mixed stockers weak
$s;5eaS6 5; cows, $2.SGQ41o; bulls. $25O@
a;So; calves, $f.50@650 Texans-ReceipfsY
eVt; best on sale today, 2 carloads at
$3.50; Texas fed steers sl20@5; Texas
grass steers, s.. 35@415; Texas bulls. 81 IN
90 4O. Hog7ssmoaReceipts today. 10000 to-
morrow. q LOCO; estimated, left over. IL 00
mixed and butchers. So. 106D550: good to
choice heavy. $5.1O0550: rough heavy,
y. so@5 .o5; light $5s2oQ5.5O; bulk of sales,
steady lambs steady to slow; good to
choice weathers. $3.9014. %; fair to choice
mixed, $S.60@3.e0: Western sheep, S.. eCT
s;z9: Texas sheep, $2.JoC12.60; native lambs,
S4.2505.50; Western lambs, $4.75@5 IS.