The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-11
LIVE STOCK

NO-NAh MUTATIONS.
bEEE lAfTLE-Butchers stock. So
RARRSN Cows-Fat 2acs,'i cents
SnIPPiNC-Slaea cents
5TCcK-per heGd s90sl8
MICH COWs--Nith calves r2Sas,O
SPUEGEEs-Per head, elGIGSO.
hcGs-Corn-fel &c gross timber taL 81. S4l.;
stock, 2kES.
snKEp-Muuon, sGGsI cents. stock, per head
Sl.bOGt2 10
HoRsKs-EStss Gne per span, s3OUs ssCU fancy
harness, slS0@s2oG livery harness, s75Gsi.S
farm, S51dsl25; ponies, SlS6sS0
AuLEs-Extra heavy sl?5Ess2OC; medium $500
slC0 small S300hg
We clip the following from the Laramie. Nv
T. boomerang. Of u late date:
Inc fllsburg stOckman says: There has
been some tall, OF beef panic, resulting from
the scarcity of purchasebe stock Without dis
cuSsing the possibility or probability of such an
occurrence, ii is not ont of reason 10 look for a
panic OF another kind, In range stock few
years hence NJ the most II mex erienced capt.
tnlists continue 10 make Wild investments in this
direction with their eyes shut. The idea has
been prevalent that range stock could nat be
bought so high that there was no money In Il
But this will explode some day with bang ="
The Chicago Times of Sunday says II is sci.
dom that the market OF live stock is more dun
and depressed in all its bearings than II was yes
terday, Operators in cattle for the seaboard
markets were holding Off and with free offerings
the feeling In the trade was one o! weakness
while the hog trade was throughly demoralized
pIltth hlloNlllk IuILnct nlhlerlul ueCllne Inc
sheep market was weak, with large supply,
the offerings under this head being mainly
OF poor TO medium quality. clearance was not
effected.
1t has been decided that Kansas City will
have an annual fat-stoCk show, the first to be in
augurated about November j. 1858.
the following according to The DrOyerS'
Journals figures, show the receipts Orange cat
Tie this point during the months of September
with comparative figures:
DpSrrlntlOn, lkNI 1851 Iuprpn "a
Northern. ........... GO 900 81. 300 - zoo
Through Texis"..... 400 21SOO 1860
Toial. ...............lll,l 400 7D1OO 80 300
Up To September 30 the total receipts for the
season were 262, 20) head ofthrough Texans aud
l07,5oO head of northern range cattle. There
Hro many who are anxious to learn about how
many more range cattle are to come After DC
tober l. last year, we find the receipts of Texans
to have been: October $500 head. November
1870, and December 1900 total, 80 $40 head
Al that rate the years receipts [ through Tex
ans will amount TO about 100000, against III, 600
In ISL To equal last years total receipts of
northern range cattle we will have to receive
S60DO head from October to the close of the
season. From october | TO December u, 1851
there were received here S9,500 cattle from the
far west
An exchange says; OF course. II business as
extensive as the cattle trade, with the cattle all
running almost wild on the plains; offered great
opportunities for thieves and scoundrels to steal
and run on cattle. and the loss was quite heavy,
and something had to be done 10 stop il
aud In 1870 about n dozen men. MI cattle,
owner, met in the basement of the American
house, In Denver, one night, to talk the
matter over, and resolved to organize themselves
together for the assistance, benefit, and protec.
OF each other. and out Of tais meeting grew the
Colorado Cattle association and from that time
they have had their organization and annual
meetings wyoming followed with Wyoming
Cattle association, and other associations were
organized IN different parts of the country until
to-day the association make all needful rules
ana regulations for the trade and business, and
might say make all laws, for the legislatures of
all the cattle states readily pass all laws which
they commend, well knowing that they know
best what is for their interest As result of
this they have laws concerning prairie fires,
concerning cattle killed by railroads, u law for
The appointment of inspectors at all points
where cattle are unloaded or taken out of ths
state, severe law for altering brands. etc,
which have all been the outgrowth of expe.
riencc,