The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-16
rIARKET REPORTS.
Daily livestock Letter

Uuu hehu, including 1900 calves
the heaviest supply this year. The
market has been first-class all week
as there has been an extra large pro,
portion OF the receipts stockers and
feeders and there have been plenty
of country buyers here all week. The
| packers bought their end OF the stuff
readily, and the general market is
10 to ] 5 cents higher than the close
of last week. Cows are an oxcep-
ton, some OF the medium western
cows selling weak 10 10 cents lower
than last week, aud heavy calves are
also of 10 to 20 cents. A large num-
Der o FRANCE cattle have been here
this week, Colorado and New Mex
leo especially contributed literally.
Range stockers have sold at SO to
$3.S5, few common stockers at
$3.50 to So, Colorado cows $3.50 to
$500, bulls S2.10 to S2.40, calves
1926 to SS,S5 for heavy ones, few
light calves So, killing steers 1886
to $$i, Panhandle cows sold at
$40 TO $2.S5 mainly, Gamers and
bulls 81 TO $2,l5, bunch of wet
COWS at S2.25. Indications favor
heavy receipts from the West for
awhile, and the market just now is
IN shape TO take care of them.
Sheep receipts are smaller this
week, less than 10000 head, market
lneven, but generally satisfactory.
Lambs are Is to 25 cents higher,
top yesterday $745, top today $40.
bulk of the lambs now at 81 or more.
Good sheep and yearlings mixed
reached $3.50 yesterday, fair to good
wethers around So, ewos $3.50 to
$fS5. In some cases the country
demand for breeding ewes is so
strong that fat ewes are taken for
this purpose at prices more than the
packers will pay A lot of prime 1877
ID Colorado ewes brought $3.50 yes
terday to go to the country. Feed
ing lambs sell at $5.75 to Sc, feed
ing wethers $3.50 to $500, medium
breeding ewes $475 to $5.25.
Some sales of Panhandle and New
Mexico cattle at Kansas City this
week.
Oldham Bros, Ratoon, n. M.-22I
feeders, SI4-lb, 1855; 20 stockers,
5SS-lb, sass; 80 neifers, 63S-lb,
$3.50.
j. T. Thaher, Ratoon, n. Me-
stockers, S1O-lb, $40; 20 stockers,
73O-lb, $3.15.
Lewis & Wordsworth, Boyina, Tex.
as.--1O7 cows, 747-lb, $2.55; "a
wet cows, SO6-lb, $2.25; "A calves,
179-lb, So; &c calves, 251-lb, 1915.
Lewis 6 Wordsworth, Roswell, N.
M,-129 stockers, 6OO-lb, $685.; 81
cows, S45-lb, $2.75.
r. NJ. Clayton, Springer ~ NJ
IA cows, SS1-lb, $2.4O; calves, 255-
Id, So; stockers, 53O-lb, $3.50;
oull, 62O-lb, $2.25.
7. NJ. Clingman, Springer, n. NJ
3 cows, 706-lb, $24O; IS stockers.
5SO-lb, $2,5O; bull, 1,17O-lb, Sass;
o caIvne 1Sk-lh 60
r. II. Miller, Middleton, Texas
40 stockers, 52S-lb, $3.50; stock
rs, 55S-lb, $3.50; ~ stockers, sos
lb, $3.50.
S. w. Morrow, Holland, n. M
SO stockers, 562-lb, $500; 23 cows,
S56-lb, $3.50.
Worth Blanks, Texline, Texas
70 stockers, $5S5-lb, 1920.
j. r. Couless, Dalhart, Texas
20 COWS, SSO-lb, $3.50; IS cows
769-lb, $3.50.
J.. C. Parker, Pampa, Texas
COWS, 724-lb, $2.4O; So Gamers,
767-lb, $2.15; % calves, 179-lb,
$3.50.
w. L. Hunter, New Mexico-99
,ows, 717-lb, $2.25; 1912 COWS, TEL
b, $3.50; IL calves, 1S9-lb, 81;
calves, 29O-lb, 1926.
s. Il. Rucker, Waravia, n. NJ
% stoclers, 544-lb, $3.2O; 3 cows,
)6O-lb, $3.50; bull, 5SO-lb, $3.50,
j. N. Shelton, Shamrock, Texas
IS COWS, S7S-lb, Sass; n calves,
Bib, $425.
T. l.. Shahan, Higgins, Texas
10 stockers, 6SS-lb, 1905; 50 cows,
'S4-lb, $3.50; IS helfers, 735-lb,
1915; 40 heifers, 54O-lb, $2.75.
SHEEP
G. w. Terpening, Corona, ~ NJ
.S5 wethers, 92-lb, Sass; 251-lb,
Obj, $3.50.
II. Brown, Flagstaff, Ariz.--416
ambs, 72-lb, $665.
Babbtit Bros, Flagstaff, Ariz.--
1852 lambs, 75-lb, $745.
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City, Oct. 15,--Cattle re-
oin4e 90 mn iunluding g0n oOutb