The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-28
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Kansas city stock Yards Nov H.
The cattle trade salk 10 3 Iov ebb tie
middle of lsst assk. sales wednesday
being Is to - eeuts belos the eIose Of
The prerious week Eith stoeksrs and
feeders Showing even q greater loss IN
some cases Fez cattle came in after
Wednesday. ard baysrs began TO take
notice THURSDAY ard Friday. 50 that
By the end of the s-sk the greater
pzrt Of the loss had been put back
Country buyers aocksd In. responding
70 the hurry call sent out by commis-
sion men. and a the close Saturday
night only tro thousand cattle re-
maiued in The pens. Ehich vas SIX
thousand less than we're left the prev
ious Saturday. isis left the general
trade il good shape 70 enter Thanks
giving week. though not able to stand
up under heavy receipts The supply
here today is reasonable enough. IL
go head. and prices are steady 10 10
higher here. In spite of the fact that
Chicago has 10000 cattle today. about
i've thousand more than necessary.
and that prices there are Of 10 cents.
Normal supplies viii sell all right the
balance Of this week. but killers all
assert that the beef markets in the
east are full Of meat. and there is also
an unusual supply Of poultry and small
meat in the retail shops and in cool
ers. Conservative marketing will be
this week 70 permit Of any
repair work to the general
market The best steers here today
sold at $3.50 though prime steers
would bring 1915. Bulk OF native fed
steers bring $40 to 800. heavy cows
1850, bulls $3.50 to $3.50. top veals
$3.50, feeders $3.50 to $3.50. stockers
1855 TO s5.25. Quarantines lack quail
Ity today, market steady. no fed steers
at hand, though short fed steers would
bring s5.25 to 1926. Grass quarantlnes
sell at s4.00 to $40. including train
1f Old Mexicos today at s400.
Hog receipts fell of little last week
rom recent weeks. but at that $1,000
head came in The quality was better.
and average weight was 1856 lbs. as
compared with ITS lbs previous week.
Packers are giving the market good
support. the liberal supply selling
lbout steady all week, though local
prices ruled to 10 cents higher than
It. Louis prices. The run Is 10000
oday, market steady to five lower at
he start. but on late sales II was a
iteady market Heavy hogs sold at
'6.40 TO $G.45 today. medium weights
1925 to s645 light hogs s575to SG.25,
'igs $4.25 to $3.50 Packers believe
here will be a shortage of hogs this
winter but on the other hand. there
vas big pig crop last spring, ond
many believe the damage from cholera
las been over estimated.
Sheep and lambs sold unevenls last
week. but generally at unsatisfactory
'rices. Lambs revived little At the
nd Of The week. reaching $3.50 for
'ood ones, but medium lambs sold
round $500. feeding lambs $400 to
45O The run is 1000 today, market
teady no good lambs here, best at
$40, yearlings worth $3.50 to s4.es.
'ethers s30O to $3.50. ewes s275 tol
$40, stock stuff 81 rs to 1915. own.
rs are urged to stick, as inferior fin
shed stock sells badly Ewes that :
'ent out two months ago at $500.
anne back last week and sold at SIPS
, si.75, without any gain in weight.