The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-18

63 lambs az -.
% hea fl ewes ,.'''.'..........-'. % 400
- comm ~, .'.-'''..,''..- 154 10
II Iambr ~ i''iii',o --'''''''..'.. o. 90
IL cnI1 Iarnbc ...'''' 90 ~
ewes 19 ~ 5 2 10
IS thin lambs i 20 3.g0
2 eve and Wetb t..''''.'''':'.' 1 w go %
26 ewes ''''.'. ~ -
81 lambs ........... .........,'' e ~ ~
AZ ewes :'''''.'''''''.''- 10 80
AZ Iarnhs '''''''''''''''''.''.. IS 3.00
Stock and Feed no, CT % 40
% lambs iie 'ieep ana LAMPS
s ewes % % y 20 20
IS ewes ''''''''''''. o. ~
~ ''-'''''''.. a. a. 20
Mich Cow, Hioriot M, % 70
good quality cows is uerr demand mai f2r
a. GoE St9aay Cholce animals sell up to
tive sa1ne. 0o'S sen low. representa-
No
cows r'rlS Is;
cows 1870. 80
cows $3.50 ~ 10
cows .. :, 20
Among the shinners -, 49, ~, ~
were: Riley Bros. FiIswortf-. IT I11 ~
Maiden RockY T Wo1ters Z, p W. NJ
Norwood. FarI1, g. C-i-IT,aI;i - WAY
A. Rupert Jordan. p WiIt,aS p; 80 ~ . ;
y. Eeltzen, Alta Vista; P II Brennan
J. Clemens. New Hampton: c. W cham,
berlain Amboy; w. Mccoy. Shrine. Val
ley; J. S. Green. WEIGH: r Owens bn-
rand; Rea Brc s., B lIings. r. Snstz Nv
Germany; L. Ransch, Howard lake. T
M Weston. Dickinson; Grant e. Son
Ronneby; ]. Duerr, st. Miehaeis. s p
Hanson, Westport; Cilstad &, Gfba 71;idi,
Deer Park; NJ Walsh, Kilkenny: Roesier
Eros Eros, Otisco: F. Remus, New Prague:
WORKS q Thies, Lambertcn; Gier & Per-
son, Monteyideo; T. r. Joyce, T. H Thor
+ san, Milan; Mckay & SwingIe. Appleton:
3arr q Carlson, Corell; w H Dixon
Malsed & Wi l.ams, Ei,-not: Canton
q: D. ,Shen,. Woodville; J. n. jacobson
66lll1ngham; NJ Condor, Clara City; Berg
q *, IL7avyrance, Maynard; J. E. Peterson,
Wi1H,IdIdI, j. johnson, Litchheld; F. Hip,
II1HiIlIstoh; r Palmer & Co., Fairfax:
AfelngSton Live Stock company Morton:
NGepke * Esperson. Winthrop; Ira Rue
SilA Lime springs; Z. Eastman, Austin
n111n.v - e L. Og.lvie.
sofa transfer, st Paul, Minn.-Barrett &.
zimmerman report more animated
eroG I elIleht on all heavy Wei finished
grades A large number of logging men
We! We're on the market, interested in procur
ing ing neavy horses for the approaching log
sIhg season Receipts of horses were
ample to meet all requirements Light
low prices. Values:
Drafters, extra .................S1 5o01e5
Drafters, choice ..-..................13 SSg51
Farm mares, choice To- o. S nj SS
Farm mares. common to good ~ ~ i g
e CHICAGO, Sept. 17.NCattIeMRetc ssiI %
$500, ineluding eco Texans and 1000 west,
her
kety is stteadier good nf to anu nr;r, the mar
nominaliy seas 40; Door to r p,a ste ssc
$50: stockers and faeGo 20 !nNSi sag
S256a4 60 beifers So. $500 COWS VS.
go bulls 500 * GAYS S3l5e r. $l,Slg
steers sal n. Waste-,, Co. SSe5o' % % 1es
4eSoeIn !, St 60 s5I55 3d.
050 left nyer SO 0o6 tS,VV1; IonorroW,
ieIe oNGrs ao!V actlye ana &c to 10c
GOOD r. nhnica belar,, e. 1 s. $6.Se96Sg;
5ooI,, 70 &c c 5aec eo hgayy rough
easy' e se 5aS9e light $615Q5SO bulk of
&C., Sc'gno'to. Sheep-Rece1pts, 800
15 all1 lVc 20 lac lower lambs Ice to
%. foir - Soou TO ch9ice -Wethers, $3.50
ga, tdla o 10 c en- o! mixed $SoGqS West
* so;z9@St9; native lambs, S3d5
any siii I1ei LOT Yesterday We're: Re
% e3S ~; nogs' 5oSl; sheep
Se a5a5 Eq 5'40S; hogs, OSf;
9it S62IT S;90l o,14rI. 60
ceints lo6 $500 1trnL. Sep 6o r.mGattle-Re-
eteers u.s. str3ng 10 49c dHlgher native
snd s4,oo ~ o deXa AZ Zo4 cows
stockers and P fes9ers 7f 81 $I1Ts 49, q
as Hogs"Receints 800 565 ~, CAVES %
heavy &c 6OS M &c Pc enG &c e
s. 75S e. bgI If sa1e cOgss PIGS