The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-07
s (estimated), each buyer
number of head indicat ted,

Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
swift u Co... $50 80 So
w. e Mccormick . II . :.
Staples estate =. -. ..
J. Z. McMil!an.. : II .
Simmer & Thomas. 140 :. 10
Hankey Bros.......... 3 :. :.
]. B. Fitzgerald. % :.
City butchers $500. 10 %
Country buyers -. 200 90
Totals .............564 6is 2O5
David Mckay, Logan; Moe & Larson.
GARY; A. C. Peck, Morris; A Herde, Cot
tonwood; Arnett and Easton. Baltic: w
A. Briggs, TowneI; H. L, Halverson,
Barnes, Lake Crystal; Hall b. os.. Foley;
f. +. Diedrick, Grafton; D. anchard,
Nesta: Nd. Uhlman, Roberts; J. S. Green.
Red Wing; c. F. Berg. Mortified; ]. P.
Sn pps, Leland A MeCorquoda. e. Olivia.
MIDWAY HORSE MARK, TeeMinne-
sofa Transfer. ST. Paul-Barrett & Zim-
me- man report a considerable increase Ill
the attendance of buyers, but there was
a lack OF aggreSsiveneSs in buying. and
many shippers closed out, ba, ely getting
the country cost of horses. The principal
inquiries were on heavy draft horses.
which sold strong at indications of a
further rise tn prices. Plain and medium
horses were also il a tirmer tone at
easier Quiet Quotations.:
Draft horses. choice ................ $iSJGb1T0
Draft horses, common to good -. 100lD125
Farm horses. common to good -. COG 50
Mules .......................... SaTf1J
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. S.-Cattle-Ra-
csipts, 100: active and strong; native
GE4 IS; Texas steers s3.30G1 10; COWS and
heifers 10c higher at S3G54. 40: stockers and
feeders firm at So Ge@4T0; calves, $4,000
S H Sav1 s $780, fi9G s t. e
@5.071z; light. s5.05@515; pigs. &4G65. Sheep
--Receipts, $500; steady: native muttons,
s.. so; stock sheep, $$ll35O; lambs. 81
ST ST, LOUIS. Sept s-cattl1 Rs zee, IS
cows and heifers. s2a5. 25: Texas ard
s,dGe; steq pigs and tights. 95.To5f5 10:
packers So I5fG5.So; butchers. s. 35G5. 40
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; steady: native
muttons s. sol; lambs, s4@5 40.
7.cOo. including $500 Westerns and 100
Texans; steers generally STEADY; butcher
stock steady to slow; good to prime
steers, S55edG; poor to medium. $3.50
shade lower. So. 2JG4.15; COWS. $3.50 80;
heifera. S3d5;- cannafs S2at2.G0: bulls,
$250d4.CO: calves, S5f7.e5: Texas fed
steers, %.5C@5: Texas grass steei s. $3.50
AIS Hogs-Receipts today 81 ,G38: tomor-
row. 17G00; left over, 5.525: &c lower: top,
$50: mixed and butchc~s 81 15G545;
good to ch h heavy, s.. $ o5af'.45: rough
sales. S5,21Ft595. Shsep-Receipts, 1900;
sheep steady; lambs, cnoice strong: 9TH
ers steady; good to choice wethers 8 50
1855 fair to choice mixed s.. SS5d69. 81:
Western sheep. 81. 1886: Texas sheep.
81 5ed3.20: ma tive lambs. sl695. 20; Western
lambs, S5G5e0. Official receipts ard ship
nents for yesterday: REGENTS. cattle,
1922: hogs. 29.S74: shocp. 1902 Ship
ments, cattle, 1913; hogs, 5,519; sheep,
5.796
KANSAS CITY. Sent. 7.--Cattle-Pe-
ceipts 10000: best steady: others. 51t10e
lower native steers sf.1fS,5 -; Texas
steers, E$S2. 766f4-S5; Texas caws. saGri-10:
native cows and heifers. 81 59T5.c0: st OK,
ers and feeders. ssa5: bulls si.5eae4 4. q.
calves. s4Gs5;75. Hogs-Receipts 1n00A:
market osdT1%c lower: heavy. S.. 1905. %:
packers, S5.15d5. %: mixed. $5fla q: fIsrrt
5000: workers.. s5.20la5.e9; pigs. 81 go
S 920 s sssS Co.'s G ~ steady
SIOUX CITY, To-. Sept. 6.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, 400; market steady: beeves, sL15fs
5.55; cows, bulls. mixed, S2aI4: stoezers
and feeders S3.5G@4. u: calves and wear
lings s3.5eG440 IIogs-Recciptg, / 500:
market weak 10 sc lower: selling, $495n
SO: bulk, S5Q5.65-