The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-27
LIVE STOCK .
TODAY 3 QUOTATIONS.

TODAY QUOTATIONS.
BREr OATTLR-COrn-fcd none
BARREN Cows-Fat 2h Gp3 cents
sHIrrISG-3s@9h cents
hTCCK-Pcr head t9GslS
Mich Cows-With calves, s2502in.
SpRINGRRs-Per head, Sl0ms30
Hods-Corn-fod, 585h cents timber MT sGSi;
stock, 2h6eI.
snrET-Mutton, sSc939s cents stock, per head
81. G0pe2 90
HoRsEs-Extra due, per span, s}0Oas5OG fancy
harness, slb0@s2OG livery harness, S759sl75;
farm, e50Gel25; ponies, @l5n630
MuLEs-Extra heavy 5l25yS2O0; medium $500
500 small t}09bU
Tho last Chicago Times says Prices for ma
tive butchers stock also were weak but the
market for all the Chelner qualities was good
as compared with the lat stock trade Good
lleshy to choice steers sold to Il limited extent nt
t5,25@s6.26, medium 10 fair at SL50dS5 10, and
common killing and shipping grades at $4,000
'ii0 The top OF tho marx ct was e. u. and was
obtained for fifteen head of extra hceyea aver
ava ,5Gl pounds sold 10y Brown Price AZ Co to
5amuclS. he best drOvCs from tho far west
changed hands a, a 50as5, and for Texan steers
sJ7o@l 20 was tho range, though there were hut
few through lots that brought over ST. The
bulk Of the trading in native butchers stock i'm.
Guiding cows and mixed lots, was ut S3snS3 "a
stockers and feeders sold fairly on the basis of
FORMER quotations some LOGS pound feeders
were taken by party from Ohio at stl5, while
averages OF 100 less brought $50, Ordinary To
good thrifty stockers averaging 200 10 800
pounds sold chiefly at y3cl3.75
Inc Chicago market for horses haV not
csanged IN amy way since last week. Good,
heavy, square sCryiCcablo horses routInuo IA
sell ut good prices, while medium ana common
stock Is not wanted 10 is too near tho winter
season for such stock to sell even at low nrices
some good, solid horses have been taken during
the pagt week for the lumber districts and sali
works.
The rittsburg stlckman SAYS. To show inst
now arrangements are made In the wost for
feeding cattle on the ranches this winter We
WIZ give the particulars of one contract Of which
We happen To be cogni2ant. 4 nun has bought
~ 1900 head of cattle, to be placed i'm bunChrs
OF 900 IN three fenced fields containing IN OOC
acres each, or $1,000 in all They have bought
'OO tons Of rich prairie hay for $50 o. 10 be do.
li,fvotSn IN these iolds The owner OF the ground
distributes the hay ~ needed, and for his work
ana pasture receives one third of the profits NJ
yer al the expenses are paid, The Cnttlcwill he
cullt~Svcr and sent to market through Tho
winter rs circumstances may warrant We can
not learn, though that such arrangements ms
| this afo common
The Scotch poled Angus cattle arc GAINING
very rapidly In iay0rwith breeders I'm this conn,
Try, flhe prices paid at Dexter park yesterday
can he taken ~ an Indication of their populnllty
twenty-five heOd of Thorn from the stock farm
OF Geary Hros, of London Canada were sold nj
auction, the herd including six bulls lfour wear.
iings and two 2-year-olds) and sixteen cows aud
heieis, the females sold ut from 1896 to 81, $50
ohCl mo outside figure being paid by MIR. W.
tstll OF Estill, Missouri for the 9.ycnr.oll
hciier Bluc Ribbon MIR Tompkins. Of ri Paso,
Illinois paid 800 for Rose 5th ycarling hclfer
Tho bulls sold at from oSlj to $500. Average
p,nS o, pulls, siiW average. price of females,
| t'Oy The entire herd uottod the owners Sl3 $50
me greater portion of the meat supply of
winnipeg has to be transported from Toronto
WINE The weekly consumption In the city is
ABOUT Va head OF cattle, with prop0rionutc
number of sheep and hogs the province OF
MANITOBA lug furnished lint hnaI ~ ,ut Ia