Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
The First Shipment Of Eight Cars
ReaChs Kansas City in
Good Shape,
OWNER ON PIONEER DAYS.
SaNs Utah FlockS Are Diminishing in
Numbers n Country settle, Up
Market Report.

Special Correspondence
Stockyards. Kansas city, July IT,
Charles Jansen OF Redmond, Utah. one
Of the pioneer residents Of that part Of
the state. brought IN yesterday the FIST
shipment Of sheep he has marketed this
sumner. eight carloads Of wethers. Nj
Jansen has resided IN one place out
there Tor 80 years, where he has been
making money I'm the sheep business
lie owns considerable land and is also
interested in a large ranch in the north
west country in Canada, When but
small boy. Mr. Jansen came up the
Missouri river IA 1865 in company with
his parents, and went out across the
open plains country 10 Utah IN an OK
cart The country west OF the Missouri
was then wild and uninhabted. The
changes that have taken place since
tfen." said Mr.. Jansen. are too nu-
mCrous even 20 allude 10 briefly. The
poor man OF the present day has hun
creds If advantages over the new set
tiers OF those days. He has more 10 do
with, and can accomplish more in less
time than We could IN those days.
like Utah, and Il u becoming good
state. but the sheep are fast diminish
inr in numbers TO make room for the
settlers.
CATTLE RECEIPTS
The liberal cattle receipts last week
5000 head. were made up principally
-
fed natives and westerns. the proper
ton Of grass stun being comparatively
small The same conditions rule to-
Gay as TO the makeup Of the H. O0 head
received. 400 guarantees, balance
largely fed stun. Grass cattle are two
&C. three weeks late his season bur
such as have been here have been bet
ter quality han usual al the opening
Ct the season.
Fed stun held steady to strong last
week, and Us strong today. The supply
today is several thousand below eX-
pcctations, and buyers have 10 ride
hard 10 on their orders some ~ the
Conner cattle from Lamar sold az $40
tCday not as good rs their shipments
last week The Lockhart steers from
sugar City sold at 5.25 and $50 today
against j3j last Monday. Stockers
and feeders gained 10 TO Il cents last
week. account Of scarcity and an 90.
creasiug demand each week steady 10.
cay. sales mainly at S34 10 400 Veals
closed last week 30 20 - cents higher
ana have put on another quarter 70.
day. several cars Of Panhandle veals
90 SIS 20 SIS today. Cows sold low
81 last week, but are IN strong demand
today, panhandle COWS al $50 10 800
New Mexico bulls. 2.95 10 30
Lambs and muttons have regainei
about all 81 the loss suffered In the
recent break. and the market has q
strong tone Supplies were small last
week after Monday, and run today Is
Cnly $500 head market strong Arl-
IONA wethers. 100 pounds, sold at 800
today. and s. pound Arizona spring
lambs brought 175. a quarter more than
they brought last Monday, Top spring
lembs today, 500 Utah grass wethers
81 pounds. the first Of the season, and
not very good sold last week al $50.
Texas muttons today al $50; goats. 325
10 $50. and some stun 10 the country
lately az 42j 20 4.15, but the proportion
o. this class Is small. although there
are a good many orders held here for
g. % be filled when opportunity offers.
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