The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
LIVE STOCK.
TODAY 8 QUOTATIONS.

TODAY QUOTATIONS.
BEEF UATrLE-Butchers stock, 81.
BARREN Cows--Fat 2A(G34 cents.
snIPPING-3H@4 cents.
STcCK-Per head, S9dSlS.
MICH cows-With calves s25@S40.
SPRINGERs-Pcr head, S10GS30.
HoGs-Corn-fed. &c gross timber fat, SJsG4h;
saEEP"Mutton sx@3K CENTS stock, per head
81. 50d32 90. .
HoRsxs-Extra fine. per span, s3OO@s5O0 fancy
harness, S150@82OG livery harness, S76C9S176;
farm, s50@s125; ponies, Sl5@S90.
MULEs-Extra heavy s25@s2oo medium $500
We clip the following from the Laramie, wv.
IT, Boomerang. of late date
The Pittsburg Stockman says: There has
been some talk of beef panic resulting from
the scarcity of purchasable stock; Without dis
cussing the possibility or probability Of such an
occurrence, 1t is not out OF reason TO look Tor a
panic of another kind, in range stock, few
years hence at the most II inexperienced CAPT
talists continue TO make wild investments in this
direction with their eyes shut. The idea has
been prevalent that range stock could not DC
But this will explode some day with bang"
The Chicago Times ofSunday says 1t Is gel,
dom that the market Of live stock is more dull
and depressed in all Its bearings than II was yes.
terday. Operators in cattle for the seaboard
markets were holding of, and with free offerings
the feeling in the trade was one OF weakness,
while the hog trade was throughly demoraized,
prices showing further material decline. The
sheen market was weak, with large supply,
The offerings under this head being mainly
Of poor 70 medium quality. clearance was not
II has been decided that Kansas City will
have an annual fat-stock show, the first TO be in
augurated about November ], 1883.
The following, according TO The Droyers
Journals figures show the receipts OF range cat
lie this point during the months Of September
with comparative figures
Description. 1881 lhsl increase
Through Texts. 42,400 2ls00 1900
Total. 79.lOO 80 800
Up to September 30 the total receipts for the
season were 262, 200 head of through Texans and
l07 500 head Of northern range cattle There
are many who are anxious 70 learn about how
many more range cattle are 10 come. After DC
fob az 1. last year we find the receipts Of Texans
10 have been: october, $3.50 head; November
i6,3aO, and December 400; total, 1850 head
Al that rate tne yes5h o sab oo ssaI1si "a go
10 1881. To equal last year total receipts OF
northern range cattle we will have TO receive
5000 head from October 70 the close OF the
season. Prom October 10 December IS, ISL
there were received here $500 cattle from the
An exchange says; or course, a business as
extensive as the cattle trade, with the cattle all
running almost wild on the plains; offered great
opportunities for thieves and scoundrels 70 steal
ard run OF cattle. and the loss was quite heavy,
and something had 70 he done 10 stop H.
and in $50 about a dozen men. al cattle
owner, met I'm the basement Of The American
house, In Denver, one night 70 tax the
matter over, End resolved 20 org snizc themseFes
together for the assistance, benefit, and prOiec-
OF each other. and out Of this meeting grew the
Colorado Cattle association. and from that time
fhev have had their organization and annual
meefinrs Wyoming followed with wyoming
Cattle nssociEtion. and other ess0ciaii1fa were
organized IN different paris Of the country until
to-day the association make all neediul rue.
and regulations for the trade and business, and
might say make all laws for she legislatures q
all the catfie states readily pass al laws which
thew c0mme-d. well knowing that they know
best what Il for their inter 81 A. = Icfult 81
fhis they have laws concerning pfairie ~.
concerning csttle killed By railroads. law ~
the appointment II Inspector ~ An Fg--l,
v here cattle are unloaded Of taken oui % "
fiste. q severe Law Tor alierInr hrancs. ~ /.
which have 81 been the outE-urih OF exc
rie1ce.