Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
THE CATTLE BUSINESS
Heavy Shipments to Be Made f..'H
Southern utah-tiCucfal trad
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Some heavy shipments Of cattle will
leave tue southern part Of this Terri
tory Tor eastern anu northern points Ia
= few days. sAnpete county will ship
200 carloads, while 200 head will be
shipped from sallna today 10 tbs ngont
Of tue Thurlow Land and Cattle com.
pnuy, being distributed 10 Colorado,
Wyoming and ltanoAs. Tomorrow toe
shipmouts from Sanpeto county begin,
for which the Rio Gnndc Western has
fctefved oil IT, available cattle care.
Tho season Tor feeders has not Jet
fairly opened hut nOtSithstanliug THIS
TACT, prices are good with every pros
peot " an Increase when the demand
for cattle Increases. George, Burke a
Frazier, In their report Of last Ho,A,
say
"The past weeks run OF cattle was
the lAtgest tiuus the middle VI Jauu.
Aty, but like tue week before, there
were but few native steers umYng
them, aud only about twenty loads
changed hands, while priCts wtIc pfnC.
ticRlly tho samU-i.2i 10 4 90 for fairly
good l., 100 to l,8OO.pouuu steers ami
5U u 400 Tor tue lighter Weights aud
Oh mediums, Of which there was y
muun smaller ptOpofl On DiiVfsJ. In
the main tho maTSrt held ClOte TO
steady; there was 500 1 demand ior
dTy-icd stun, And although tho tsu-
dcnoy Of values appeared somewhat
lower toward the close VI the week,
HMlHaE Tho TsuI - that
thing Of gOOi quality would have sold
fully M well on saturday NJ Il did on
Monday, The appearance Of weak.
ness NJ ~ tT.m the lack ot supplies 10
excite buyers into action. With but
two lOuds u native s,eufs Wednesday,
uoup rhursiAy aud only two on Fn.
day, u could not be- expected that
| slAughtoTtTs would make much OF al
| tflOu TO trade, nuI 40 prices bid were
even then too high 10 admit NJ profit.
able purchases by ths fhippors, tTad-
lug was slow ana gave the market m
appearance II weakness that did not
really eGs. On Saturday We had
seven loA.s Of immature steers from
Iowa, some " which were quite oTdl-
nary, but he buyers wanted them NJ
July Hs good figures A. they would
ANNNN hANA az NN AhN hhAAHk AANN
Wesh, and took fifty elg lat hsad weigh.
ing 1869 NJ $50, anu sixty head
Weighing l,l84 nj A.iD. These figures
ATE ight ul0ss 10 what the same cattle
would have brought In Chicago, and
we must agree with the shippefs, who
looked at them aui said they would
never pay out in Chicago.
There we're about seventy loads tor,
4. a..
| owners VINO UTtJnrgusly thought S0uti
| Omaha blys TOO low, aud we have yet
| tue met Lad 81 hear from that made
m5n0y by going on, while, on tue other
/ hand, We know " plenty % them that
failed 10 pay Out
Tue most notable mistake In flf-
wArdiug was Ia tue Pptt 4 Ferris
train here Monday. twenty -tout OF
the cows, weighing LOG, sold here nj
| 800, anu 1lNty'niuo spayei helicts,
weighing l,uOI brought 3 90. ChiCaEo
! pfictH ON Uutl lots. Oar uuyers hid
| i.gi tlst Tor the steers Sul wore willing
~ "tAlk tuiinrss" nj 4.35 N the owner
| would suii, but no hcld out tor 600 and
Went on. Ihu slcrN sold In Chicago
"Wednesday ut Z 20, or 10 cent. less
| than they wOulI nave brought huIe.
Tho tIais lu wealeru steers was IN
| fairly gJ.d condition, anu those wise
/ enough ~ accept South OmAha bids
realized good ilgures IA their offerings,
| Fair o. good slrurs wei. hing $50 u
| $50 sold nom o iO 10 I 90, with a lev
/ CHOICE heavy weights reaching Ibt
aud ~; western c0wrs0ld NJ 20 tt
SIS, with hulk al . 20 to 200, western
feeders 2si 10 800, mostly Ut 800 a.
| % jl Tor weights from 800 up,
Native COWS were ia guUI demand,
! and prices held mainly hrm, with the
] bulk Helliug ..l 10 80, while few
/ htfn gTauo COVE anu nriirts, ayurag ug
/ llil, aIil on phurday al 800,
| Tue feeder trade uHd some appear
| Inup % dulluuis tue lore part VI IA,
| week, sui tho tendency WAS lower uu
this feeling speedily gave way 10 u,
| ofstTeuslh Aud confidence NJ demand
! Increased, aud tue Gloss was slIoug o.
al advance Of 10 10 20 iruts, TIE rAu.i
| on Guvrs was % 10 $40, with toe
| uulE at 100 ~ IS 90. Oar suptrmes
! confidence ls In tnis uraucl Oi tint
! ffaue, NobTaska, Iowa, Missouri hu'
| kNuRHS viii yitll close 10 OhB'nali thi
total q. this yest's corn CROP, All fou
u lhrsr states are short u ieedlu.
| cattle a. "A result ui lbs' years urough
anu viii call Tor larger supplies thlU
year than eve, before"