Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-08-08
MONTANA'S STEERS,
COMINGIN HUNDREDs.-LARGE SHIP
MENTs OF CATTLE TO BE
MADE THIS SEASON.
Full Advices by Mail and Telegraph for
Chicago = Prospects of Large
Shipments from the Sun
River Valley -

fANSASC5 ~ IAftA1 1eleETh IOI
Chicago - Prospects of Large
Shipments from the Sun
River Valley
Cattle shipments will soon be active al
Great Falls and the neighboring stock
yards in Sand Coulee. A large increase
t is expected in the shipments here, the
merits of this place as shipping point
having been demonstrated successfully
last season.
I In addition to the Geographic market
Report, which the Tribune will print
lai1y throughout the season, it will also
live mail advlces, so that the ranch own
4 Is may be fully posted. ='C-4..
| ass According to mail advices up to Wed
Bsday from Chicago cattle were in very
N bod general demand in the previous
II Reek and an immense number changed
. lands, the entire supply placed on the
chicago market aggregating 50,622 head.
This was pretty heavy supply for sin
gle week, and there was perfect glut Of
rommon ca+tlo tbe rnns from IL raxas
Ranges comnr;s;no a Good shara If me
Offerings. So few strictly prime to extra
shipping export beeves were offered at
the Yards tbat ca+t,a ~ that class woro
steady and little or no lower hnt iii ar
&wise both natives and rangers were on an
average 25 cents per 100 pounds cheaper
and common native grassers were as
ilucH as oo@1fo Gelts 1o"er tAstll uuil'lg
Etha nrayinI1s week There were A. pOOd
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too,,os
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II lollowlng prices:
k ktfa choice holges beeyes s1G@S 25
AIR to good shipping steers ........... 46O@5.70
COMMON o to t1 fancy bulls i7SMasS
exas and aas1l Indian steers 2a aeggs s s5
Z $50 '''"0 A"0 ee.'vie VIZ
rst civ months ~ tho o,rran+ yoor +bon
we're ever shipped before from the same
lection in the entire history Of the state.
d is claimed that the beeves have been
billy equal in quality and weight to the
prth and west Texas beef shipped dur
be he past two years.
Sheep to the number Of $4,000 head
Fere offered in the week ended July %
bn the Chicago market, which was a large
increase over recent weeks. There was
IN active general demand. Init nricas
2hoWed moderate decline. A good part
II the best muttons were shipped east on
ha hnof Matte ,hoo,a15 !. ~ 49,, - :.
.8O; rams at S2.25@2: lambs at s4e5m
al. Texas shear y 90 Enond ~ -
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seints consisted chiafv of Tavans a.
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nlanh - leossvlile' - sola me car
pad OF sheep at 500, Or soc per 100 'bs
hore than was paid for any other sheep.
'hey averaged 1873 lbs and were Oxford
Towns.
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CHICAGO, August A attle-Receipts
: M,0 The marka+ 10 e+ood,. etoar.
$o.oo@yo.oVi stoCkers anu leeuers. qulet;
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