The Coconino sun., 1909-08-27
RANGE AN , MARKET NEWS
Items of Interest Pertaining to the Live Stock Industry in Arizona-Mar-
 ket for the Past Week.


 Spellmire & Lyons sold a car load of fancy bucks to stockmen west this week.
 Gosney & Perkins shipped two cars of lambs from Williams to Kansas City Monday.
 C. C. Hutchinson made ship ment of eight cars of lambs from Seligman to Kansas City Monday.
 Babbitt & Dickinson sold 800 head of feeders to Fenton Jones, the Tempe cattle buyey this week at $3.25.
 T. J. Coalter shipped two car loads of fat lambs to Kansas city Wednesday. He went along with the sheep,
 Charles Schulz shipped five more cars of fat lambs to Los Angeles Tuesday, which had been pur- chased by MT. Clos.
 Morse & Friedlein sold 1900 head of lambs to Clos, the Los Angeles sheep buyer this week. George Morse left with cars of the ship. ment Friday.
 L. D. Yaeger shipped six car loads of fat lambs from Bellemont, Friday, to Los Angeles. They were bought by MT. Percell, a Los Angeles buyer.
 Judge Patrique O'Toole was in Friday from Canyon Diablo. He says the Canyon has been running a small stream of water for the past month and that range is good in that vicinity.
 M. c. Smith, A. L. Dickinson, Frank Owenby & Sons and Arthur Dickinson have contracted 800 head of feeders to z. w. De Camp the Le Mars, Colorado cattle buyer for delivery by September 18th. Feed res are in good demand in Colorado and are bringing good prices.
 Kansas City Stock Yards, Aug. 23.-Cattle receipts here last week amounted to 6o,ooo head, not including 10000 calves re- ceived, about normal SUD- ply for this season of the year. The best killing steers sold lit- tie stronger during the week, and she stuff held steady. Medium and low-grade killing stuff suffered some loss in price, although as a general thing consignors are mak- ing money on transactions this season. Efforts have been made lately by grain spectators to ere ate a corn scarce, on account of recent dry weather, but the corn can withstand unfavorable weather better now than a month ago, and the market on stock and feeding cattle has not been hurt much, al- though stockers are selling lit tie lower today. The cattle run here is 22 ,ooo head today; market steady on most ol cattle, weak on low grades. Good weight win tered steers off the grass are sell ing at $5.75 to 6.75, straight grass steers weighing from 1925 to 1900 pounds are selling at S4.25 to $50, grass cows S3.oo to 4.5o, veal calves today up to s. 50. Nothing from Colorado is here today. A train of cattle from MT. Hughes and others, Grand Junction, Col orado, sold here middle of last week, consisting of stockers weighing S6o pounds at S4.oo, and mixed cows around $50 pounds at $3.65. A representative sale of feeders here today was eight cars of dehorned panhandle white faces, II34 pounds, at S5.25, wintered and grazed in Kansas. Stock steers are selling at S3.oo to 4.5o, including all grades.
 Sheep and lambs declined I5 to 25 cents last week, but the mar ket is stronger today, on a supply of only 4,ooo head. A shipment of lambs from MT. Peery of Wa satch, Utah, was here taday, o5 pounds, at $7.6o, similar to the lot week ago at $7.5o. A band of eastern Colorado lambs sold here last Thursday at S7.55, and Arizona lambs brought S7.4o last week; nothing here from Arizona today. A band of Utah yearlings