The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-08-10
MARKET 2rToEr.
Special to the Garland Giobe:--

! Kansas City Stock yards, July %, 1907
Heavy cattle supplies arrived here last
week, &c, 900 head including 5000 calves
hut the general market held up strong
Cows and hcifers lost 10 to 20 cents at
| the close OF the week. Stockers and
! FEEDERS sold all week, because Of tho
very flattcring corn prospects all over
the corn area, and the fine condition of
pastures. Supply today Is 1000 head,
| including 5000 calves, market steady on
| fed stuff, cows and hciffers and stockcrS
and feeders. but to 10 lower on grass
steers. Movement has been heavy from
quarantine districts for the past several
weeks, and cattle are now coming freely
| from Kansas pastures making plenty Of
grass cattle available, aud some losses In
the prices are naturally expected at this
season. The market starts In the heavy
| fall season stronger than II has In any
recent year, and demand from all sources
unprecedented at Kansas City. Good
weight Kas. Westerns sell at 10 to 8 30,
quarantine steers 4 ~ to 4. So, grass
cows 3 25 to 4 10, while fed stuff is bring
ing highest prices Of the season, top
steers today Z. 10, heiffers up to 8 So,
cows 4 So. heavy feeders ut .. 90 to 3. 80
light feeders and stockcrs g. so to 8. 90,
veal calves up to Q. %.
| Supplies Of sheep and lambs are large.
| ~ confined to small lots of native, mar.
kct not much changed from u week ago,
supply is 1000 today, including ship.
men. of six loads Of Utah wcthers, 81
lbs ., Mt s. IS, with few ewes in same
shipment at 5. so. Ycarlings bring up
to O. 90, and lambs are worth l. 90 to
Z. 95. Arizona is still shipping few
and receipts In the last week have also
included small lots from Colorado, but
the Texas season about over.
Kansas City Stock yards, July 20, 1907.
Liberal supplies Of grass cattle came
In last week, largely from Kansas, bu,
also including few shipments from the
panhandle and fnom Arizona. Colora.
do has not contributed anything as yet.
Prices declined steadily all Of last week
killing cattle, including cows and heifcrs
showing a loss Of 20 to 40 cents for the
week, stockers and feeders Is to 25 low
or. The supply Of cattle today IL much
smaller than week ago, l2 900 today
and the market Is stronger. Fed cattle
have sold strong all along, and tho
best prices OF the year are being paid TO-
day for finished cattle, top 7 go, Kansas
grazcd westerns at 4 IS to 5 IS. Cows
aud heifcrs are 10 to 20 cents highc,
than the close OF last week today. gras,
cows weighing 800 but best ones sci
around 9 90, same rs n week ago Goo,
rains have fallen all over the dry sec
ton, and big corn crop is believed to b.
safe now. Shipment OF stockers an'
feeders to the country from this poin
last week were largest Of the season
ut 40 car loads, and from now TIL tn,
end Of the season buyers will be plenti
full Forage of all kinds Is iuxurant al
over the Missouri River Valley unds
the influence Of ideal weather for tn,
past two mouths. and stock cattle ar,
wanted to cohsume IL. range stocker
selling at 3.25 to 4 IS.
The sheep market has been withou
feature for few weeks past, but will
the advent Of several trains. Of Western
sheep this week, which are now cnroute
interest Of buyers will revive. Receipts
are small today, market steady, UIal
wethers sold last week at so and 5 IS
Colorado wethers s rs, Arizona lamb
TAO, New Mexico mixed sheep 6 80
which prices give an index to prevailing
prices now. There Is a demand from tn
country for breeding ewes, MS well a
feeding lambs and wethers.
J. a. RICKART. :
l.. S. Correspondent