The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-20

Among the shippers on the market
we're; Fl. Hoefer. Torah ]. M. Lewis q
Co. IBarnesyilIe; F. B. Rowe Sank Cen
Ashby;o q: Nelson, Alexandria: Carver
Bros. & Co., NorristOwn: M Krorner
smelrose; G. Mold. Nelson; ]. T. Little q
Bon, hass0n; M. Kinsella. Millville; r.
Palmer & Co. Fairfax; D. McCorquodaIe
Echo; j.. N: Brown, Boyd: O. Olsen
Clarkfeld: p. p. Stokes. MontIceIIo. T
+. Full; Gilchrist & Co.. St Michaels: II
e. ,d 1SwinneIl' Marshall; w. Bergman,
61om1rey; J; d. Rutland. Eden Valley;
6cteeVes " Wacek. New Prague: Berg g
sampson. New Richmond; Underland e
G GS,;,i BryaHt; G. Halter. Conway; william
b burg RRl n9d M N Johnson, Peters
wood: J: johnson, Grove City
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa SOFA, draa I st. Paul-Barrett & Tim
nrod ma report: All dull on the under
grade horses. The bulk OF offerings ne
gotated were above the common class.
5000 team horses were most desIra HE
ana ana, IN good demand. Market continued
We weh + attended by spectators and dealers,
YET trade was not as active as the bust.
ing appearance OF the market would in
dlcate 1t to be. Prices were low. but frro
ana ana no possible sign of drop. Quota,
Drafters, choice s19s 20 .1so
IDrafters, common to good ...... % 70 10 190
arm Mares choice . 1O0 20 500
+ M arm mares, common to good 50 to Is
Westsrn 80 to 100
SIOUX cry. 10. july is.ca t. to 900 %
Wdnesdy; 2A shipments, &C.; market ICei
av SiS SEQ y ooeev coas av isi9 $51 cows
Eeifers ay 40 $3.50; stock S' Seifsr STOCK
ago, S.25; bulls, av 1,O5O. 81 *. b,,I aF
av l,S4Z s.; 2 bulls, av $50, $40; 4 stock,
and I feede efsde ay s BY 60 $3.50 stockers
G calves. av 24O s425; 10 yeariin ay 4 az
oo ~ $S;15 3 yearlings, av 400, s15 Hoe
zVO; Wednesday. 2.002: shipments SIo:
q R4s s2i@G54 str strong; selling, 4sO95; bulk
KANSAS CITY, July 1s-cattIeo
ceIPts. 5000; market active. strong to 1sc
s1e sner; - native ad1S o. steers, A8@56O TexSs
s. stocke eg sng re COWS and heifers s5S
sales, sLs5G6o o. sReep"R sey suik o6 Sf
" sT L Ieomn9s' 49, S 5mqttons, &55C@45 o.
2G0o; market steady; native steers si S6S
o6o; stockers and feeders So 1904 Is: COW
and heifers. $2Q4.75; Texas and fn TH"9
steers Steers SS5SY475. Hogs-Receipts, 800:
packers, $5.0595.15; butchers. * 15Gs sS'
Shetep-Recslpts, $500; steady to lower;
mgttons, $4g5; lambs, $5.2506.
cs SIVoIH eo OSMAHA,. July 19-Cattle-Re-
natiye beef steers. $45O@5 80; Western do DO
f4t1He4.oo; texas do, $3.5094 10; cows and
k sslLe rs Sa0g45O; stockers and feeders.
l5c higher; bulk of sales. s4si1ISSs NJ sh loy
-Receipts. $500; market slow to iOc low low
err CH m2T1tIto%1 n, g 75@4.5o; lambs. s5Oas.
1900; natives. best on sale TO-DAY I csr.
a Ese at $50; good to prime steers s50
SSOoi poor e y medium, $445@5 selected
80; cows, $SQ4eO; heifers, SsG55: ca9 9T,apg
SZq2S5; bulls, $304.50; calves, s45OG5s 95..
~ an , best on sale today, 70 carloads
at $4I Texas fed steers, $464. 90: Texss
cows steady at s250Qs.75; Texas r g9ss
Steers, S2S941o; Texas bulls, 81 5oSDs *
1H70ogSeSIReeeipts today, 1900; tomorrow
and butchers, s5q5. q; good 10 chojca
neaVy, $505g5 2212; rough heavy, 81 9OGs5:
isigght. S5gS 221s; bulk Of safes, sS125x@5.2 20
ot hheep-IR6ecSeipts, 1900 sheep; best steady;
others 10l15c lower: lambs. Hl140c lower:
good to choice wethers, s404.45; fair to
Sn9 Tfn mixed IS ossg$ s5 Western sheep and
natIye lambs. s4Gs.25; Western lambs, S
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