The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30
II. HOLBERT & son,
Bankers ana Brokers
Sal Robert s.. ST. Pan.

among the shippers on the market
EFT, GAINESVILLE; ]. n Schotz Bauer <.
Bender, Montgomery; F. Remes ]
Wacek, New Prague; NJ Walsh. Kiiken
ny ny M. Black, Northfield; Ryan & Hoban,
Waterville Rooster Bros. & Co, Otisco:
a: j. Hanson. New Richland; w. s.
Wright. Staples; G. O.. Lee, Medferd:
J. V. Jones, Durand; J. o. Heron. Good
nue.; C. J. Cogswell, Lake City; X Ped
erson Underwood; Hanson &, Co, Sank
Center; Ringgold Bros, West Concord:
l. NJ. Weston, Dodge Center; ]. n. SchiI,
ing, Devon; w. Fl. Helberg, Nerstrand:
r. n, haye Maiden Rock; e. J. Goethe,
carver; r. R. Freeman, Walnut Grove:
+. C. Loomis. Marshall; Works & Thies.
l.amberton; A. Burg, St PetG:; j. e1littie
aaaeIia; Cosgroye Co. LIE Sueur; j. Ke-
noe, LIE Sueur: G. Stuebe New UIm: D,
blanchard, Vesta; F. Fritz, Barron: c.
w. Handley. ]. w. Carpenter. Dickey; H.
Ray mon. Mandan; S. S. Storey. Bridger:
NJ Schuchart, Hutchinson; Hitter &;
Stokes, Monticello; ]. P. Full, St Mi
chaels; Brabic & Malsed. Waverfy; Riley
Bros, Ellsworth; c. P. May, Norwood:
A L. Mcdowell, Hutchinson; w. c. VIII
SON l., Chinook; A. c. Broome, Hinsdale;
T. Z French, Denison; ]. A. johnson. La
1ayette; Koepke & Espirson, Winthrop:
q. Enger, Fairfax; F. Hipp Arlington;
A Wittsack, Waconia; Monson Bros,
New London; j. F. Shelgren, John Olson
Kirkhoven; M. Condor, Clara City; ]. B.
Record. Herman; w. Stuart. Hancock;
c: H: Chase, Willow Lakes; D. Conway,
hazel; Powell & st. john. Bellingham;
J.C. Hewitt. Louisberg; J.Johnson. Litch-
field; w. Johnson, Lindstrom; G. Wiberg,
Lindstrom; Jensen & Mattson, f. Ere
deem e9l1, Taylor,s Falls. e. L: 0giivte.
800; steady; beef steers, $f.25G6. .:
stockers and feeders, S2d4; Texans, s.. 9OG
40. Hogs-Receipts. 1000; 10c lower,
pigs, IS .6ea5.5 %; packers. $5.7O05. 80;
butchers. $6Q6. 3212. Sheep-Receipts, 800;
strong; sheep, $2.75@3.50; lambs. 9.756
AIS.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne-
sofa Transfer ST. Paul, Minn.-Barrett
from the lumbermen's quarter was APP
parent. Large sales were made of heavy
logging horses which were assigned to
work at different points in Minnesota
weighing from 1690 and up were the
most desirable kind and although the
demand was strong the prices had no ad-
vance from the drop of a week ago.
OWING to the oversupply of horses on
the market. Values:
DraLterS, extra .S14561S0
DrafterS, choice .................1 250I4O
Farm mares, extra ............. e0I1fj
Farm mares, common to good 506 70
Western broken horses ..........- 25d 81
CHICAGO. Oct. 29-Cattle-Recefpts,
LOCO, including LOCO Texans and Loco
Westerns; steady at Mondays advance:
good to prime steers nominal at Sc 256
6-S5; poor to medium, s.. S066; stockers
and feeders. S2G4.30; cows, 81 25d4. rs:
nelIerS, $1,000; Gamers, SI.25d2.25; bulls,
S2q4.50: calves, $3@6.25; Texas steers So
"a; Western steers. IS. 6G15. 90. Hogs
Receipts today, $4,000; tomorrow. $1,000:
left over, 400: mostly 10c lower: mixed
and butchers. $5.SOG63O good to choice
heavy, s.. S5Q6 80; rough heavy, So 5GG
$50; light, S. .S0Q6; bulk of sales, s.. SOd6.
Sheep-Receipts, 22,000; steady to Toe
higher; some better here than yester-
day; lambs, steady to 1Oc higher; good to
choice weth RS, s.. 50d4 rs; fair to choice
mixed, $2.ef as. so; Western sheep. SsGS. s.:
native lambs, S2.50q5; Western lambs,