The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-19

z cows ........ G2, OBJ cows ........ 81 o.
u Among the shippers on the nar6e;
Grand Forks 6. ". Maie e Rive F az
II. w eston, Valley City; Riley Br5s ELS
worth; A. FaIconer; A. l.. McDaweI.
Ia5iutch1nson; r. Haasken. C0loque1 Ann
howard Lake: Early &, (3risw3Id Grants
PUTS nuTg; Gus Schmidt. Oscepla: c. S:Idub,
,sWyabasha; J. W. Mortified. T. O.Son,
ss {nnnef i,d M, s. G, BLACK Cannon fal
Bryan. Red Wing; H S. Massee, RIanon
onie;, w. Mccoy, Spring va ley;7J G.
ga, 7, Hammond; J. Wa dron. Fari-
bault; Carver, Brosf e Co. MorristGwn:
5: Hughes, Stanton: p T. Trench. ID n
nison: w. McVev. p. H. Hilton, Kenyon;
3 y MS q Jones, West Concord: G: Sold,
y. a: EVer5orl. Nelson: j. l. Little & S n
+ asson; SCHNEIDER Bros. Alma; RI. Wathe,
hlee Lake; Albae Bros. New Rtchmcna;
); Osterdorf. j. Schmidt MeIrose; f.
I = 3 AefEllngtoaf A, Witt4ack. Waconia;
Wood Lake; j. Frieheit, Wood Lake: ID
X McCorquodaleA Delhi; J. e G. ecns1 1.
morton; II. Knipple, Gibbon; SamueIson
fIfqs., Lafayette; Mckay 6 Swingfe, APP
pIeton; 4. Shen, Lakevi lie; J. Coils Sa-
cred Hert: A, M. Holton. Renyiile; A.
McCorquodale, Olivia; William Fox b I'd
island; A. i. Eldred. Montevideo; john
son & Burchard. Wadsworth & Person.
II w Seller, MGntevideo: G. O Med o d.
Il. Fredeen, TaElor's Falls; w Johpsl IN
I-lndstrom; C. Peterson, IiHdstron1; Haw-
1SH IoEOS-, > CllVll16, a Taylor, NrllEAGrai:
r. L. Russell, Rices; Brown Bros, Han
ley Falls; j. f. PuIkabek, Raymond; 4
X. Lee. Erdahl G.. w. Vaughan, VI r1is:
e. G. Brown, Litchfield; j. Randgaard &
Co, Danvers; H. P. Neisoni -Alden:iJ Z
Peterson, Alcen; Olson & Taylor. Maple
ton; II. M. Ghristopherson,s Hartland;
Roesler Bros, Otesco A. Barnett vi mt
Gomery: Hieneke g. Co. New Prague:
.Jchn Wacek, New Prague; Z. L. starr,
Tracy; II. A. DWinnell, MARSHALL n An
tony, Taunton: G. N Werdahl. Minneota.
c. Stel!be, New ulm; Foil. Foster & Mel
son, Sleepy Eye; M. T.. Regain, Hanil-
ton; J. II. Termath, LIE Sueur: A. Pitts.
st. Peter; D. H. Flyann, Blakely.; C. E.
Merritt, Northrop; A. D. sackett.
OFT. N Simmson, St Croix rails j. I.
Little & Son, MantorviIle. -
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Mime
sofa Transfer, st. Paul, Minn--Barrett
& Zimmerman report that drafte.s OF
choice quality We're decidedly active I'M
Ger a steady demand from the logging
quarters and many sales for extremely
dropped S. head. Light horses, also
including weights of 1900 to 1,500 sold
moderately active at $40 lower than at
the close of last weeks market. Values
today were as follows: ~ 81
Drafters, extra commonwealth to $1S5
Drafters choice ................. 10 to 1S5
u Rrafters. common to good soto 12O
Farm Farm mares, choiee..- .....-.,..~.Fs so to 10
Farm mares, common to good 40 to GO
CHICAGO, Dec. 8-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; slow and unchanged Natives: Best
prime steers, IS 1895; poor to medium,
s. .50@5; selected feeders, So 800. 10,
mixed x! stockerss g. 1898 Is; cows. s.. 500
2.40; bulls. 81. 35@4. So; calves, $46j5. 20.
Texans: Receipts, ECO; best on sale to-
day. four cars at $4.45; fat steers, $40
Receipts today $4,000; tomorrow, 1900;
estimated left over 1909; 5G1l0c lower:
mixed and butchers, $1,000. S5: good to
choice . heavy, 81. 1904. IS; reugh heavy,
"a 20(g4 50; light, $4.45G14. IS; bulk Of sales.
81. 70G04.S0. Sheep-Receipts, Is, eco, i06i5c
lower; good TO choice wethers. s.. 1904. 40:
fair to choice mixed. SO. 1905. 80; Western
sheep. $1,000. 40: Texas sheep. 50. 25G3. 90.
81 .506G5. 40 ''9'
SIOUX CITY, To-, Dec. 1S.-CattIe--R.-
eeipts. 1.8e9 head; market slow at 100 sc
lower beeves, S<.E0aE.25: cows, bulls and
mixed. S2GtS.56; stockers and feeders, S3,25
W3.75; calves and yearlings, as So Hogs
Receipts. 5.e03; market 5G1iIAc lower;
selling, 81 60Sc4.T5; bulk, ,$1671k614 TO-
:, ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1S-Cattis-Receiots
Z wv steady to shade lower; native
steers; -55@560; stockers and fee1ers.
sz.4ogI 45; e &C VS.. and heifers. $2G4 IS; Tex
eQ99c lower; pigs and lights, "a al so;
packers. $L7504, so; butchers, 4S5Se4 81
Sheep.Receipts, 2.000; steady; NUT ons,
y; l5I14 $; lambs. $4s0lI5. IS.
KANSAS CITY, Dec .1S.-CattIsLRs-
ceipts, 5000: steady to weak: NATIVE
steers. $3.s0@5.6J: cows and heifers, $1,000
$50; Texas steers, So $50 45Q; : stookersI and
feeders. $2.75@4.25. Hogs-Receipts. II 900;
5egloc lower: bulk of sales. $i.E@e4.7. u;
heayy, Sl7e@L80; mixed. $I7O0D475; light
S4.6lhG477k. Sheep-Receipts, 5000; 5Se
Ioc lower; lambs, sS.50@55 .45; muttons, ga
SOUTH OMAHA. heb. Dec. lS4cattle
Receipts, 800: slow and steady; NATIVE
steers, 81. 25de5 40; West IN steers. Sal. SO:
Texas Tex steers, 70. 25G08.75; cows and heifera
Hogs-Receipts, II $780, 10c lower. heavy.
$l.70Q4.75; mixed. e4.TO3l.75 light. 81. ToGS
4.S0; PICS $4@l5e; bulk of sales. Si7W
4.75. sheep Receipts. $500; steady; NUT
tons, SS.SS@i.O5; lambs, s4.25@4. SO.