Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
TUE CATTLE MARKET.
The Second Shipment Of Utah stock 10
Uu,side Points Brgius-GrnerAl
Information.

Shipments Of Utah cattle fof points
north and east began again today, aud
will continue until all contracts, which
have been entered into between local
stock faisrrs and outside dealers have
been complied with. This Is Ihe SECOND
genera movement Of Utah cattle this
year, aud all have brought good pfieeS.
Thus far In the yonr $4,000 cattle have
been shipped to outside p0iuts, aud by
the time thu present shipmUBls cease
many thousands more wall have babe
farewell 10 this iaif section.
George Burke a FfsEoT. OF South
Omaha, In their last report regarding
the condition Il the cattle market,
gives u the following Information:
The aggregate receipts -, Chicago.
Kansas cry auJ South omaha, tor tho
past week, were ~, JOO less than the week
before aud 2I,VUO less than for tho satuH
week a year ago, Among the 1900 head
we had ON salo hero, there were less than
a half dozen loads of native beef st0or.,
scarcely enough To Indicate tho tone Of
tue market ON that kind Of stuti. The
general market was active and strong all
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cents, Native steers weighing / - aud
| ,i11 sold ON tuesday At sih5 aud -, aud
/ two loads weighing ,uH7 sold on friday
at SAD. Good /, 100 n 800 pound dry
ted steers are wanted and Will bring close
to Chicago prices,
Western cattle are beginning 10 como In
fairly liberal supply, aud feeder buyor
are IN such sharp competition with each
Other aud with tho sluughteruTs, that
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arc held up 10 very satisfactory
figures. We arc not getting enough
OF tho heavier steors 10 supply kill
ing demand aud when tho feeder.
inyad0 tho iag ca Ito pens for hoavy
weights to pat GA shuT. feed, 10 brings
| OUT all the strength Of both factions Of
BUYERS. makes bidding s,Tong aud lively
| aud insuTOs the shippers to this market
thc very b0.t OF returns. Tho bOBf mon
| paid 81 30 TO a tor tho bulk Of their pur-
ChAsos and one bunch, weighing l,Ip2,
cost them sii5; gstriug " ldahos, woign-
| ing ! Isl sold ON Thursday ut -. West
ern feeders sold muHtlyW SJ.3b to $500,
with top NJ slUl Tor small bunch
weighing 1850.
Native ,tucgaTs aud fodder. formed a
| iair share ut tho supplies aud sold from
1 s34b To 81 Tor the tuluuOT aud lighter
/ ttun, 20 10 $500 Tor desirable steers
| weighing GUu o. 1000 pounds, and $50 tu
| 20 Tor good heavy weights N 900 aud
/ better. shipments 60 tue county, over
/ 100 loads, were the heaviest uf tue year
/ aud were an index OF what may be- OK
! pectod this month.
The season In now fairly opened, the
corn crop appears to ho assured nnd huy-
ors are NO longer ho-itatng about taking
hold, Tho pastures aud feed lots ui
Iowa and Nebraska has not In years been
| w scAnuiy supplied with cattle -
at the present time; thcrc appears
to be- strong disposition TO 20,
| stocked up carly 10 as 20 yet the
host RESULTS from tho splendid pastures
that await tho cattle, and tu have cyUry-
thing vol ia hand TO begln turning thu
new corn crop into beef at the earliest
possible dAy. Prospects were never bet
cor Tor tho tlst unrn-iol cAflu of tho sea,
son, aud those who have nice steer.
ready to follow on mo hyols ~ tho west.
eru run will probably realize tho big
results, Feeders uud farmers appreciate
this fact and Will make trade particularly
lVuy thu, month. We honestly believe
that no shipments OF tho season viii
moe. hpitHr tuIUrus than those " this
month, and We doubt II August prices
will bo uluaIlel Ia September aud uatu.
lon
while tho by supply Is 30 very light
ami dumNud Tor both beef aud feeder. /,
sO worry good, NO ono Mood fear 10 come
tn market Present ugusD, arc good
enough and We are inclined tu tbuk ..m
wI-r who lakes ndysu age ui rhpu. Irle.
$50 may Dee able TO saat.u DO ,u u.utus
throughout tho season, Lfsuy tuIuk We
VIII, nut Is u uu. zumuWntl stftuIu.
expectation, tu loo. ~. western prIufs
a. hHtlor shan $500 FOO siur. ur f.rW,,t.
oru buvl above $500 90 slHN? Now lis "a