Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
20 feeders. 1855 I 10

q cows. ,sss s5S 5SS e 20 feeders,.l0 1855 7 10
Major ormsby-wyo,
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is s sSws s s sss y 4 stssrs.iils steers iis L
10 cows. sT0 $50 10 steers, ..,ll0o 10
R. NJ. Faddis-Wyo.
1tS steers,'.loSs g steers'"l2a %
J., c; shaw-Wyo. ~
Ie y steers steers lS s1s 2 steer: steer: I7 49,, ss
Al Johnson-Wyo.
Is steers. .leS! iSs0 q steers'.'lOis 8 80
N Moncrife, Wyoming,
81 steers. si5 900
w. A. Weaver, wyoming.
i i steers. steers. 1910 fsS Il feeders. SIS So
Colorado.
Is steers. -. sl2 665
South Dakota,
% feeders. .1ll0 90 feeders. III 25
I heifers... S2S $50
MONTANA.
i steers .ssrs'iSss isss sS5 steer steers i S
"a steers sb6 %
HoGs--Both packers and shippers
seemed to want some good hogs at the
opening and succeeded In filling their
more urgent orders at prices mostly
steady to strong. A lew loads Of hogs
were bought by SPECTATORS possibly a
As % on recent % days @ the sf outlet Tor shipping
hogs seems to be getting smaller, and IN
consequence shippers were not very big
buyers, The mixed and heavy packing
gtaGes sold little later In the morning
at prices mostly weak to sc lower, al.
though there were some sales that looked
nh ntA tpa 10 atFfH
during the lirst couple OF hours, but later
on business was less active, the market
closing slow and draggy. A fair clear
ance was made reasonably early In the
forenoon. Some good shipping hoss
brought the top price-SS.So--a nickel De-
low the highest price yesterday;
The extreme close Of the market was
very dull, buyers apparently not wanting
the last half dozen loads on sale unless
at reduction OF 5aioc oeiow early morn
ing prices.
sHEEP-Another large supply OF sheep
ana lambs was yaroed. The receipts
pona sGosd % W about Ssas Sstyfvs NINETY q ss. Ssa
more than Yesterday and 1850 head more
than the arrivals here last TUESDAY AL
though today's receipts may be cons.d
cred as large they fall about 1900 head
short of the corresponding day year
ago. As might be expected in the case OF
tO Hiduy OAlSItHAS, as lulcu dpuNtt Qu.tS
few good to choice sheep and lambs
were on sale. Both packer and feeder
buyers were out early. There seemed to
be good demand for both good killers,
and anything that would serve as feed
era. Despite the tact that eatly MESA ses
from the eastern trade were not very en-
couraging, a fair proportion OF the hold
ings showing fairly good quality was
picked up fairly early In the morning.
Among the early sales were some Idaho
lambs at $3.50 and S6,40, and q bunch OF
ewes that brought ss.76' Some yeariinss
sold for N.S5.
Trade showed considerable life all the
morning and a fair clearance OF the
large supply was made early In the day,
not much stuff remaining In second
hands at noon. The bulk Of both the
sheep and lambs was disposed Of at
prices fully steady with yesterday.
The market for feeders Of all kinds
was lively and lambs may be quoted as
all OF l0dll6c higher, very little change
II any being noted In feeding sheep.
Quotations on sheep and lambs; Lenb3.
good TO choice, t6. 1895 90; lambs, fair to
good, $5.&@S, Is; lambs, feeders, $b.oo9
$50; yearlings. light, $4,sbaSA2S; ,earlinss,
heavy, sA5Oa4s5; yearlings, feeders, ss.es
@5.26; wethers, good to choice, Aoo94e6;
Wethers. talr to good. SS.b0QAoo: wethers
feeders, $350dl4.25; ewes, good to choice,
sS 50GDsS5; ewes, fair to good. $20043,b0,
Ranreaentatiye sales.