The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-15

Among the shippers on the market
were: IL. 3 Sargent Cameron j. g.
Gardner. Hammond ]. Nimlos Cumser-
land; ]. Johnson, Iitchheid: C.sE. Carl
c. H. Rogland A T. MeLeisch, INer-
shaw: Schwartz & Co.. Tester Prairie
r. Spatz. New Germany j. Snyder. Aber-
deem; G. S. Sehaug. Wabasha: j. Haight
Newark: j. l.. Potts. Edgerly: X H.
Russell Riee's; Heaney Bros. Goodhue;
F. Gibbons. Mantoryille; Brabec x NAL
sed, Wayerly: j. II. Laurence Silver
Lake; II. H. Berg, Wyndmere; Ryan q
Hoban, Waterville; Bauer Berg. Mont
gomery D. III. Flynn, Westbrook: e. A.
Mcconnell T. c. Lucy Belle Plain@;
Cosgrove company LIE Sueur; L. ~
Dodge Truman: Nelson &; Co, .Ilanska,
T. N Brown. Boyd; Farrell & keefe,
Redwood: o. Olson. Clarkfieid; I'll. An
derson harrison; S. Swenson. Dawson;
C. z. May. KloSsner. Wheeler IL Co. Ia
tavia; Giere & Person Montevioeo; K.
Fisher. Buffalo Lake; II. J. Yuiy. Stew
art; P. 0'Brien. Norwood; A. L. Houk.
Good Thunder: Miller & Steele. Porter;
Schuidt & Walters. Owatonna.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET MlnneSo-
Ia Transfer, ST. Paul. Minn-Barrett d
Zimmerman report an easier outlet today
of logging horses. the bulk OF Wnlcn
went to the Northern Minnesota logging
districts Farm horses and general pur-
pose horses were slow, and soid Ut losses
to the shippers. Values: ...
Drafters, extra t alsi y, ~
DrafterS. choice ......-...-........--. lZol 10
Drafters. common to good. ...-..- loOdi2:
Farm mares choice ........-.......- yOdlIa
Farm mares common to good. sV4 ~
CHICAGO NoY. notwithstanding
1900 including $50 Texans and loco West,
ems, loo higher. good to prime, $500
IT'S: poor 10 medium, $4GI6.3O; stoekers an3
feeders. sal 80; cows. 81 .2oI4.6O heifers
50 $500 80: Gamers. 81 .25@2.25 bulls, 81. Ia
at 50. calves. 50. 509t6.25: Texas steers
So SO6l5. so; Western steers $3.65q5. 30
Hcgs-Receipts today, 32.Oeo: tomorrow:
q 900: left over. 1878. 5M10c higher; mixed
and butchers. So. 45Qt5.SG; good to cnolce
heavy, $5.55a5.S71a; rough heavy, $40
SIS; light, IS 25@5 .65; bulk of sales, s. 5oTo
80 Sheep-Receipts. $1,000; strong;
lambs steady; good to choice wethers
SO 4G6l4 10; fair to choice mixed. 81. l5@5; 40:
Western sheep. S3d3. 40; native lambs. szst
@4.5o. Western lambs, $3@4. 25 Official
l917e. sheep. 1882. Shipments Cattle,
9, 7e4, hogs, 2,S79; sheep. 1855. @
: SOUTH OMAHA Nov. 14--Cattfe-Re-
ceipts. 1000: steady; beef steers, 81 .5On
6. so; Texans. s.. 5004. 40; cows and helfers
81 S0d4. %: stoekers and feeders, $2.4Od
$50. Hogs-Receipts.S, 800: higher; heavy.
So 81 gao 10: mixed, IS. .67l2: pigs. 81 So
az. so Sheep-Receipts 5000; strong;
sheep, 81. 75aS. 80: lambs ss.50@4. 60.
KANSAS CITY, Nov, 4.-Cattle-Re.
steers. 81. 65a6. 25; Texans. 81. T5@4; cows
and heifers. $2.50@5 Hogs Receipts. 90
COO: sc higher; heavy $5.SGG5.90; packers,
SIS 6O0t5. so; pigs, 81. seas. Sheep Receipts.
1850; steady; sheep, s1.5o@2.5 80 lambs
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 14.-Cattle-R Receipts.
$500; steady; steers, $4006 Is; cows and
heifers. SPAS. with some at $50: Texans,
s304. 20 Hogs--Receipts. 1900; strong TO
sc higher pigs. 50. 25at5 40; packers, S5.299
So: butchers, $5.65G5. 80. Sheep--feceiptS
LOCO; steady; sheep, $S.l5@S.5o; lambs. $3.50
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