The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-28
The days sales (estimated), each buyer
purchasing the number of head indicated,


III III
Among the shippers on the market
were: William Addison, Niagara; s. Ehr.
MtuCt, William Lamb, NJ. Y. Scarf, Mich
igan; G. d. Gray q Co, Hunter; Uh.man
Bros. j. l.. Pitts Hammond; y. Z. Rass-
musson, Valley City; C. Madden, ST Hill
aire; Il. ESbald, Brandon; A. Lofsted,
Forest Lake; Larson Bros. North
Branch; r. Shsn, Lakeyiile; Manner d
COndy, CoOperstowu; Nels Morrow, Bat
tie Lake; j. S. Billings, Fergus Falls; w.
Phelps. Minor; j. Schmalke, Royallon;
W. y. Adams, Rice'S. J. Gleason. H2mp-
ton: J. D. Green Red Wing: I. GLIB ms.
West Concord; NJ. II. Gilbert. Mantor-
vile; L. VI. Weston. ClaremOnt; j. XII
roy, Goodhuc; Spalding q Fuller, Maiden
Rock; n. Anderson. J. b. Daily. AMMAN
dale; J. Walsh. Enderli1; A. LluderhOim
Belgrade; L. Jacobs, SIngal; Gi,chrLst
Bros, buffalo; Bank OF Maple Lake, J.
Ruff, Maple Lake; Foil Foster & Nelson,
Sleepy Bye; H. end d. Winnelf Marshall {;
A. y. Sackett, Waseca; 5. d. Hubbard,
Mand2n; r Erickson, Brewster; J. o.
Johnson. Clear Lake; Albee BEOs.. New
Richmond; Olson & Taylor, Good Thun-
der; Ryan & Eoban. Wassca; Johnson,
Peterson & Co, Hector; p. O'Brien Nor
wood; Mckay & Swingle Appleton; A.
McCorquodale, Olivia; National Bank,
Aberdeen.
Ia Transfer st. Paul. Barrett & Zim-
merman's report; The run OF horses was
small and no Improvement Of any cOuse-
quence apparent in trade, with values
continued dry weather the farm trade
IS practically nothing. The only existing
trade comes fIOrl local quarters, wi h
demand for expire horses in the lead.
The only attra ctive feature Of the mar
ket was the arrival Of . carloads Of
Western horses, which sod at ~ 10 $3.50
d head. being low price for the class
Of horses. Fer this season Of the year
the stock IS by FAR too large and ship
pers arc anxious to close cut. Quotations:
Drafters, choice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. llJIilt5
DraftsrS, common to good ........ 9)u1lj
farm mares, chClce --------.--...-- 5yHl9
Farm mares, common to good. 6y6 Il
v e5lern horses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia -
C@iH7cIG0 Inne = f,a;iisRece-4 -
1900; generally steady: best on sale 10
day, Il carloads. $50; good = prime
steers, S5-1Cp5. 70: pcCr 70 med I'm. A.5,TB
q selected feeders. S3se14.l5; miXe d
stockers, g l5Ti3. 80; cows q .:96t4 90; heig-
ers, $3ft4f2; Gamers. $2.2czg2. Is; bulls,
g. I5Q4. -; calves. 81. 53@I5. 80. Tex8ns-Re-
ceipts, so; best on a g today, cars, $40;
Texas fed steers, $l.c0lt5 Is; Texas grass
Hocs-Receipts today. 1900; tomorrow,
25,CJct EFT over. estimated 400 mixed
ard butchers, 8 -lC1i5. 27i-; g-ol u choice
GeaYy, $3.2tlt5.5I12 rough heavy. $3.50
do, light. 55.e5lt5 .. bulk az a'cs. $J.1-k
t49.22la. Sheep Receipts. 70 $50 sheeD and
lambs; good to choice wcthers. s4f54 70;
Iair 70 choice wethers. mixed. $3.25Ii4 10:
Western sheep $fT4. 81: 7 xas sheep. $50
a; native lambs $50G: Wcs.ern .ambs,
= .Gftf: spring lambs. q .5e06.50
SOUTH OMAHA June Z7-Ca.tIe-Re
ceipts, 1920. market st ongcr: steady:
native steers, s4.5)05.2C: COWS and heif-
eTs. 8. 7544.5a: stcckcrs and fe -ders. Ss6
AS. Hogs-Receipts 900: pr higher.
bulk Of sales, s. 02lslI5.05. sheeD3Pa,
ceipis ; 100: STEADY; muncns, $21Ie5:
lambs - $4,000
sIoUXY, CITY. 10. June 27.-C1ttie-Fe-
ceiDts. GO; Tuesd1y 1.I51: -hipmen,s. -:
market slow. about steady Sales: q
beeves. az 1.1f3. 81 .SO. y beeves. av 100.
500; 2 cows. av LEO $40: 10 COWS az
100 Si.:H, stock feifers az 21o. 50: Z
rtnck heifers. az $50. s. 20: 2 bulls. az fa1.
81 70; bulls. av Leo e.: bulb nv s=0.
S3.z5: s stcckers and feeders av on. e %.
nv 20, $4.25: 4 ca 'ves av III a %, . 70 r.
Iings. av so. 50. 70. 4 year-fnzs. av 80 Sf2I.
Fogs-Receipts. $50: Tuesday ;. 4S5. Ir.a =
ket &c higher. selling S5Gf5.125 bulk Of
sales, $5.O2isd5.05.