The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-21
ed. were as follows:

Swift & Co - 15O So2 ~
Simmer s. Thomas 200 ~
Hankey Bros ...... 10
J. d. Fitzgerald. 65 ~ 9N0
city butchers ...... 10 -
Country buyers 300 80. S00
Totals .......... 735 225 515
Among the shippers on the market were
>; NeWmes. Forsythe, Mont; T. S MIS-
4linot, n. D.; T. V. Phelps Minor. n. D.:
j. Callahan. Glendive. Mont; G. N Nci,
SON. Sandown, N. D.: r. Town. Veva. n.
~; u, =. NJ: Anderson, J. A. PardwelI, FEES
n. D.; Pioneer Cattle company, j. Sur
want. Walla. Mont; T. Olson, T.arimore,
N; -; l.; L. dHuset' Hatton, y; D.. Wads-
County bank. Aitkin: ]. w. Carpenter,
Dickey, N. D.; 7. w. Baker. Bowdon N
-; j. j. Lolita. Medina. N D E. ]. Dev-
IT. 1T Mandan, n. D.: II. Raymond. j. G.
Weekes. ,Mandan, N. D.; A. Logan, Bis
marck n. D.; A. Grant. Great Fails.
Mont; E. Church. Gumelins Bros Town
err. n. D.: ]. Wisher. p p Carpenter. l..
Bowervlle; n. Thompson. Mandan. N D..
M. {. Black. Northfield; Cogswiu a. Rob
inson, Lake City; c. J. Hysham. Big
Horn. Mont. Jones & McNeilly. GIendive
Mont. Bower Bros. GIendive. Mont; D.
L. Foust Glenullen. N D.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Miinnncesso-
la Iransfer-Barrett & Zimmerman's re-
port Trade moderate. The intense heat
effected a duh and slow opening OF the
market. few buyers were present.
but were inactive and in no spirit to
transact their business. Supplies we're
1alr, with prices holding last weeks quo
tations.
Drafters. choice ...... .S125 tn sleO
Drafters, common to good. 90 to 125
Farm mares, choice. 100 to 13D
Farm mares common to good. go TO 80
cHfCAGo. Aug 2o-Cattie- re SS tso
1880 including 500 Texans; generally
IOc higher; good to prime steers, S5.50Go
8; poor to medium, $i75GI5.45; stoclSeis
heifers, S344S5; Gamers, 81 20d2.75; bulls.
2750450; calves, $4.50GG.75; Texas fed
steers, 81. 25GG5; Texas grass bulls, 50 90
3.25. Hogs-Receipts today 25,000; tOmor-
row, 1900 (esumated); left over, z,lGO:
about l0c higher; tops, $3.50; mixed and
butchers, $5.054597h; good 70 choice
light $5.l0d5. IS; bulk Of sales, $j15a5 80.
Sheep-Recepts. 10000; sheep 15c TO 25c
lower; lambs, 30c TO SOC lower: good 70
choice wetheFs, $iQL15; fair to choice
mixed. $.40Q4g0; Western sheep. 81 500
40; native lambs, &.10If5.60; Western
lambs, A59q5.5o. Ofncial receipts and
tie, SAG; hogs, 10 800; sheep, 49, snip-
ments-Cattle, 1856; hogs, 1921; sheep,
none.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2O.-Recelpts. $500;
market steady; native steers, $}.15d5 %;
stOckers and Feeders. S2.5064 95: COWS and
heifersi $2l94.90; Texas and Indian steers,
~ oUH45U; cows and helte~S, S2.30It3 &c.
Hogs-Receipts, 100; market sc hlshar
pigs and lights, $5.25U5. 30; packers, S51l61
$40; butchers, $5.2545.40. Sheep-Receipts
1,S00; market steady; native Inuttons Sl6D
APO: lambs, 81. 25n4.50.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 20.-Receipts,
10000; market steady to strong: native
steers, &.50Ql5.S5; Texas steers, $2.25GDj a.;
Texas cows. 81 25d425; native cows and
heifers, $1.500515; stoc<ers and feeders,
So 25I450; bills, $2.25Gt5 calves. receipts.
zoo: market active and firm; soles. 81 20fD
$50. Hogs-Receipts 1900; market 1O015c
higher; bulk Of sales, $5.15G5 20; heavy,
$51545.2O; packers IS 15d5221z; mix d,
S5l0GD 80; light, $49jGC5.2O porkers, S5.15
$3.50. Sheep Receipts. 5000; market
steady to lower; lambs, $3.5045.30; NUT
tons, $3q4.40.
SIOUX CITY. To-, Aug. 2o-Cattle-
Receipts. 2000 Saturday, 100; market
steady to Zoe higher. Sales: 36 beeves. av
LIN lbs, s. .25: 20 beeves, 1926, S5.45; II
Westerns 1,126. $40; 50 Westerns, 11e'.
&.2O; 4 cows, 1,165, $2.75; cows, 1.159,
50 so: 3 stock heifers, 733 50; stock heif-
ers, 534 1885, 2 bulls. 1,150, $3.50; bulls.
1,410 s2.75; 4 bulls, 1,10 50; II stOclSers
and feeders, 797, $3.55; q stoclSers and
feeders 1884, $40; 4 calves, 300. 81;
calves, 29O, SIPS; 28 yearllngs, 81, $3.50;
u yearlings. $50, s.. Hogs-Receipts. 700;
Saturday, 1853; shipments, 537; market ice
higher, selling at $4.9045. G5; bulk OF sales,
81. 90d4 .92jA.