The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-09
nARKET REPORTS.


Caluc receipts are 10000 head
smaller this week than last wd
tho market is stronger accordingly
beef grades being 10 To l5c higher
stockcrs and feeders 10 to 25c above
The close Of last week Nol as large
a proportion are from Colorado this
week. as last. but a good many have
arrived from the Panhandle, Arizona
and some from New Mexico Range
stockers have sold at So TO $3.50 this
week. Panhandle cows up 10 $3.50,
calves S3.25 10 $50, including all
weights. Colorado beiiers sold at 50
TO $3.50. cows $3.50 TO $3.50, can
uers 81 TO S2.iO. bulls $2.25 TO $3.50
a big string of Arizona steers to Kill
lers at $3.26 and S3.3j, not very
fleshy. one train OF Nevada COWS
were also in, bulk at $3.50, two loads
at $40, few at sass. A fair run
* looked for next week, on account
of the American Royal show aud a
good market Is expected, as there will
also be large number Of Visitors
during the show week. many OF
whom will also be buyers. Packers
have not been able to load up very
heavy this week, aud can also handle
a good many.
Sheep receipts have been liberal
this week at $4,000 head. Marke,
aboue Toe higher on all kinds, trade
lively. Quality has not been extra
good, top lambs this week $7.25,
bulk of lambs $3.50 TO $40, feed
ing lambs $500 10 $3.50. Wethers
have sold at 81 to $5,25, yearlings
$500, ewes $3.50 TO $3.50, wethers
and yearlings for feeding, and breed
ings ewes sl.75 to $40. Utah has
furnished bulk of the stuff, Idaho
New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado
also contributing, very few natives
included. Liberal receipts are anti
cipated balance of this month but the
market Is In good shape to take care
Of them.
Representative sales Of Panhandle
| New Mexico and Arizona cattle here
this week. ~
A. II. Young, Higgins, TeXas--Si
stockers, 5S9-lb, 1856; Al cows, $50
ID, $3.50.
0. Young, Higgins, TeXas,--a,
stockers, 597.lb, $3.S5; ~ COWS
9OS-lb, $2.6j.
+. b. Roberts, Higgins, Texas -
! 3G stockers, 5S1.lb, $3.7O; 90 heif
ers, 7OS-lb, 50.
I l.. Light, Higgins, TeXas.---llC
stockors, 5Si-lb, $3,65; 1 bull, 1,AGO
lb, s2.4O
D. n. Arnett, Boyina, Texas. 81
COWS, 792-lO, s2S5; AZ calves, 1911
| lb. $5.75; % calves 297-lb, 1886.
! j. NJ. Turner Stratford, Texas
IA cows, S29-lb, $3.50; 23 calves
26s-lb $40
D. Honsley, Stratford TeSas.--5'
cows, S12-lb, $2.S5; 20 cows, 721
lb, $2.35.
Henry Frass, Higgins, Texas
cows. S39-lb, $2.S5; II cows, 772
ID. $21O: 80 calves, 311-lb, $3.50.
c. Brooks, Walside, Texas, --l3'
cows, S3S-lb, $3.50; 40 heUers, 6a7
lb, $25O.
Ajuch & r., Claude, TeXas,--7'
cows, S47-lb $2.S5.
p. II. Gray, Canyon City, Texas
22 COWS. 731-lb, S2.35; 50 calves
2S7-lb, $3.50.
souder & Pophom Amarillo, TeXa
rs cows. S44-lb. $2,G5.
shannon & Merar Snyder, Texas
so steers, S5S-lb, 49,
II. p. Gray, Running Water. Ten
/, as.-33 steers, 4S6-lb, $40.
]. l.. Harrison, Panhandle, Texas
/ --46 calves, 29S-lb, $3.50.
j. A. Patterson, Panhandle, Texas
! LIZ stock heifers. 650-lb, $3.50
) "a calves, 25O.lb, $3.50
!, Pitts Cattle company Seligmal
: Ariz-122 steers. 947-lb. sass; IA
I steers, 9l1-lb, 1896; 200 steers
SOS.lb,N $3.10.
e pitts Cattle company Flagstaf
Arlz. -213 steers, 960-lb, 1925.
, oDonnell. Bell ranch, n. Mt
Q cows. Slid, $2.65; "a stocker
! S63.lb, SO; t27 Gamers, 72O-ll
$3.50.
: Representative sales of sheep an
lambs:
II. Voolfolk, Flagstaff. Ariz. --Ss
lambs. sI-lb, $3.50; 500 feedin
lambs, e2-lb, se.O5.