Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
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A mighsy hue and cry was raised
throughout tlse land BIZ The Rapub-
Iican calamity howlers upon ire pas
cage 81 che Wilson bill 10 the effect
that lhe market Of she American stock
growers was thrown open % the GTea-
sers q Mexico. aud that through sbis
channel murh 81 Uncle Sans cash
would pour into the lap Of our sister
republic 70 the south 20 the detrimeut
III our own home cattle raisers. That
she Democrats had ruined the sheep
industry and were now engaged in The
nelarious task Of killing the cattle in
aussry. All 81 which Of course was
false and used only as campaign cry
% gel people who would believe il 20
vote lhe Republican ticket II comes
hack on them this year as q boomer
ang. The common people can see
this year the truth Of Democratic
claims 81 last falI, and the ialsiiy o.
Republican claims, and will vote here
after With the party OF real progress
and not wilh the party Of lalse pre-
tenses.
X isa matter 81 common knowl-
edge that the cattle and sheep mark /
has been and Is ssiil improving. TO
get some Inside facts and relinhie i'm
formation for our readers. A. D. Hud-
nall. general live sloek agent 81 the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Co.
was seen ii the Hotel Roberts to-day
BY Dispatch reporter and from him
the following information regarding
the impreTed condition Of live stock
trade over that Il las. year vas OBJ
tanned.
Mr. Hudnaii has been a breeder
importer and shipper u live stock III
fiileen years. He says the course u
che financial spsskess i indicative q
steady growth q public trast. Each
succeeding week The wave Of conf
dence gains increased force and i
steadily carrying before il 81 the OBJ
alruction ~ iistrnst.
Regarding the cattle trade IN Utal
be says that native yearling steers tha
sold last year for $40 are now worth
s13. and two-year olds that sold las
gear far $3.50 20 SIS 80 are now bring
tng SAC % $ls. Three and fouF-yea
year Odds that sold from SIC 70 81
last season are worth from $22 10 81
now aud the increased value Of al
stock cattle has been fully 90 per cent
notwithstanding the fact that mel
field for buyers vas opened up BY Cd
passage of the Wilsor bill. Aud dul
ing May, June, July and August G
this year 1892 head were importe
Irom Old Mexico. aud she demand ha
steadily Increased. During the montl
Of August. l.945 cars went 20 the fee
lots from Kansas City, the larges
quantity since the market Was opened
In Texas the stoekman reports 300.0
head ready to 60 10 the feed lots an
Two buyers Tor every steer there Is 70
aale, with prospects Of al increases
demand. More cattle will be fed i
Texas this year than during any othe
year ia the history Of the country.
Regarding the sheep trade Mr. Hud
nah Gays Utah wathers sold last yea
lor from 81 70 81 so are bringing thi
season from sl.75 70 $3.50, While Il,
geaf shore WAS no demand for stoe
sheep Il 81. this year the demand +
yaalne ewes has advanced from 81 |
early ID the summer TO 81 TO 50
with demand for more than ii
breeders seem willing TO LET go--Proy
Dispatch.
Yes, the wool growers have hee
aruined by the Wilson biil''--bui sirs
rvs passage sheep are higher. wool
higher, yet the wages Of tbe 10,
sheepherier and shearer remain ii u
starving point aad The Republica
calamity bowler siill cries aloud (,
wool proseosion.