The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-11
n. HOLBERT g. SON. a.
Bankers ana Brokers
34i Robert St. ST. Paul. $50
| EDWARDS, WO Cd q CON g.
I SToCkS, BONDS, GRAIN PROV SIONs. \
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MEMaEpc (RoaRD OF TRADE CHICAGO.
N-'GIi~ lCAshREa or C0FfRiERcE FPi S. 4
a MANHATTAN BUILDING Sr PAIU I
y GHAE1sER OF COMMERCE. EINfiE ARoLIS,\

III III Fat fat T WetRers ,....'..''-.. 1 15S g.
l. Among the shippers On TIE, matket to- D.
Guam, Starbuck; F. Johnson, CokatSit
Bal bee & Co.. Waverly; NJ. Schuchart
e et4htch1nson; Heaney Bros. Goodhue:i
Ter, Maiden Rock; M. Nicholson, WI
mar; j. P. Full, St Michaeis: Is; van
Saun' Farihault; j. S. Larson, p. Ham,
reli; A. NJ. Hollon, Renville: Dali, e 80
DanqDe; Anderson Bros. Fundingslands
ana 6 aIarg0n N M gt52n Brown Boyd;
COMA; j Hebeison. Hamburg; Berg e
Lawrence, Maynard; W. Sweetman 5,,ir1!c
RE tie 6 s Gpossgrove9 Co, LIE sueur; A. pct
Roberts, Miller Bros & Steeie, Porter
f; Gehl, Carver; A. D. Sackett James.
Ti Il lei George 3,. Gardner, Hammond; H.
MIPWAY Horse MI E + Tog lIi5na-s u
sofa Transfer, St Paul Mnn-BarTett, &6
zliIlI1errhan report orders of fair pr3-st
portion. Prices ruled stationary. ex ct
a slight drop on heavy logging h res.
Supplies sufficiently LARGE to meet aII n -
Guiries Farm horses and IN general. 5hs
ing demand Values: - 80
DrafterS, extra ..........-.... .SlgI to Sf7o
DraLters, choice .................. 90 10
Drafters common to coed ..... ~ 10. ~
Farm horses, choice .......... IS to los
Farm horzes: common to sooi.. IS t IS
SIOUX CITY, To-, Jan. 1O.-Cattle- 8
1tNtCAP'S, JVV Heauy nal keL Sicily, DeeN5.t,.,r
A25Q5; cows, bulls and n xed. $2ll3. SO. ~
stockers and feeders, So. 25d4;' calves and
yearlings. SSG3.S5. Hogs Receipts, Sb1'
mead; market 10c higher, selling $5l2126D
CHICAGO. Jan. 0-CattIe-Receipts, z
3 $50; including 600 Texans; steers strong 90
ans Toe higher. Good TO prime steers
50. 30gd6.10; poor TO medium. So 69Gp5. 25 -
stoekers and feeders. 81 75G4.40 cows =
$2 65lG4 p; heifers, 81 75Gt4.Jo; Gamers. $2a5 e
260; bulls, 27504.40; calves, $4656.25; Tex-ef
as fed steers, s., 10G4.90; Texas grass
steers 81 35@4; Texas bulls, S2,5OQ18.50; 81
1ogs-Recetpts today $4,000; tomorrow
9'0gO estimated left over. 1909; sc higher, .
butchers. $$515@5; ~; good to choice
go; light. $5l5G15. 421z; bulk OF sales, So
g6.S5 Sheep-Receipts 10.GO0; steady 10
te * higher ign Good to choice Eethers. $500
tern n sheep, 3.S5@46 Go; Texas sheep. $3.50
qS.6S n sa lambs, $425q5.6O; western r
ST LOUIS Jan. 0-Cattle-Receipts.
1000; steady. Native steers, s2@15. S. cows
and heifers, 81 256D4. 10; Texas steers, 50. 30 .
g4.60; Hogs-Receipts, 5000; 5 to Toe high
Sheep-Receipts. 500; strong Muttons,
So, 9o@4,25; lambs. 81 75G5.75. 81
KANSAS as CITY, Jan. 1O.-CattIe-R 2
90 40; Texas steers, $35O045O; cows and 2
heifers $l.500475. Hogs-Receipts IA, ms
goo; Toe higher; bulk Of sales. $5.25605 s.: .
medEy. SoZz124o.4o; mixed, S9.Zggg1. 20; light, q
70 logs 30. Sheep-Rece:pts. 1000; steady
Lambs. 5000; muttons, s2G249O -
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 10.-Cattle-Re-.
ceipts. l.5O0; active. strong to Toe higher.
native beef steers, sizes 40; western steers.
S.. 7504 40; Texas steers, S3GJ3. rs; cows andlJ.
heifers. s3@425; steers ami feeders. $50 ~
4.59. Hogs Receipts. 7.7G0: Toe higher...t
heavy, S5.221sGp5.3 80; m xed, s. 22%; light
$5Q271a: pigs. $4GG4.50 bulk of sales $50 =
@271%. Sheep-Receipts, 600: steady. Fed
muttons, s4604.3J; western. So a0DI15: com
mon and stock sheep So. 1905. S5; lambs,