The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-23
.rIARKET REPORTS.
Daily livestock Letter


firm on all kinds and everythinI
cleaned mp close at the end of IN,
week Tho supply so far In Octobe
has been 10 per cent short Of las
October, while tho demand has beer
up to the standard, resulting IN
God market all month. A good dca
Of stuff from Utah Colorado, New
Mexico and the Panhandle has beol
Included this week. The best kininl
steers from the range sold at $3.7,
to $3.50 except odd head ut $500
stockers and feeders $315 to 1855
Colorado and Utah COWS. $3.50 tC
$3,l5, helfcrs 1895 to 1915, Pan
handle and New Mexico COWS $2.3j
to $3.50, spayed heifcrs $2.75 tC
$40 range, bulls $215 to $50
light calves scarce, $500 10 $G.25
heavy calves 1925 to $50. The
situation looks strong, and prices will
likely hold up through the season
There Is world OF feeders every.
where, and all hands are reaching
out for more cattle.
The sheep run is liberal, but shows
signs of the approach of the close OF
the season, prices 10 to 25 higher
this week, Top lambs from the
range sold at $3.50 yesterday. all
desirable lambs SI35 and upward,
and buyers say choice stuff would
bring around IS. Some show lambs
from the American Royal brought
$3.50 late last week. Feeding lambs
sell at 1915 to $G.25, breeding ewes
eagerly snapped up at $3.50 to $j.25
fat ewes around Sj.1j, fat wethers
$j.25, some New Mexico yearings
at So yesterday, The number of
sheep and lambs on feed is said to
be much short of last year, and 1t
looks like another season of phe-
nomenal prices for fed stuff is COM
ing. Run this week $4,000 head, an
extra large percentage Of them feed
ers, more than half.
Some sales of Panhandle and New
Mexico cattle at Kansas City this
week:
Various owners, Panhandle, Tex
as,--1 steer, 1,O5O-lb. sass; Il
steers, 9O2-lb, $3.50; calves, 100
ID, IS; 10 calves, 32G-lb, $3.50; 80
spayed helfers, 77O-lb, $3.50.
Reynolds Cattle Co.. Kent, Texas
-9S steers, 549-lb, $3.25.
r. w. Johnson, Pecos, Texas
100 calves, 191-lb, $3.50.
Teas Bros, Canadian, TeXas.-l7
COWS, 90S-lb, SECS.
owner, Haskell, TeXas--55 COWS,
752-lb, $2,G5; 80 calves, 215-lb,
1915; 30 calves, 322-lb, 1925; 90
cows, 74G-lb, $3.50
Howe Cattle Co., Naravisa n. NJ
rs heifers, 7O3-lb, $2.75; 23S spayed
heifers, 747-lb, $2.75.
Il. w. Mckenzie, Monahaus, Tex
as,-13S calves, 2SOIb, $40
Sowder & Popham, Amarillo, Tex
as.--1SS heifers, 747-lb, $2.75.
w. f. Halsell, Bovina, Texas
49S COWS, S42-lb, $3.50; 20 wet
cows, 79O-lb, $2.25.
Frank Rockefeller, Bovina, Texas.
--343 stockers, S2O-lb, 1925; 80
stockers, 65S-lb, $2.75; 2S stockers,
7S7-lb, $2.55.
G, w. Howry, Naravisa, N. NJ
2S stockers, S37-lb, sass.
H. T. Groom, White Deer, Texas.
-12 cows, 1.1G4-lb, $3.50; 6 cows,
1,O91-lb, $2.4O; bulls, 1,SS5-lb,
$2O5; bull, 1,41O-lb, $2.40.
Oldham Bros, Ration, n. M-29
stockers, S47-lb, $3.75; % stockers
695-lb, 1895; COWS, 955-lb, $3.50.
J, Belish, Bell, n. MO heifers,
551-lb, SEAS; 60 stockers, 61S-lb,
$3.15.
J, Humphrey, Ration, n. MA
bulls. 1,157-lb, $2.25; 151 calves,
S36-lb, $S.S5; So calves, 927-lb,
$3.50; 3S stockers, 5S1-lb, 1885.
J. T. George, Childress, Texas
40 cows, S45-lb, $2.S5; Gamers,
SS1-lb. $2S5; 161 feeders, 7S2-lb,
1855.
Cowden & p, Midland, Texas
100 feeders, 929-lb, $40.
Owner, Canyon City, Texas,-S0
steers, 975-ib, $3.45.
owner, Monahaus, Texas,--142
calves, 276-lb, $500.
SHEEP.
Butterfeild, L. S. Co., Tennessee
Pass, Colo. ,-23O2 Bdb, ewes 96-lb,
$500.
Lingaf G. B., Montrose, Colo.-297l
ewes, 114-lb, So; 1,103 lambs, 72-lb,
$7.45; 800 feeding lambs, 56-lb, IS.
Butterfield l., S. Co., Colorado. -
1874 breeding ewes, 97-lb, $500.
Western l.. S. Co. Byers, COL
2,721 feeding lambs, 3S-lb, $5.25.