The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-09-23

>tC9dy MARKET IN Snecp Bdrn-k.i
Classes of Stock About the Same IS
on Friday-Good LAMBS Again at
Soa5
Union Stock Yards, South Oma1.,
lcpt. 21.-Cattle receipts yesterday
were not only the heaviest o. the year
10 date, but the heaviest in the his tory
81 tie South Omaha market Up to
noor total OF 643 cars, l7.lS3 head,
had bcen reported in, or 400 more cat
tie than had ever arrived at the yards
in any one day. Last Mondays S ran
Was ] 494 head and on the CORE.
spending Monday a year ago l29
head were received. Nihcty-five per
cent of the cattle were from the west.
ern range. The few loads OF corn, ed
stosrs met with a very good demand
as rule and prices were quotahlI
about steady. The range beef market
was slow in getting started. and while
some OF the best catt.e sod steady TO
a dime lower. the general trade looked
about 10M15c lower. All other mar.
kots reported sharply lower prices.
Cows aud hc!fers We're also about n
dime lower than the close of last week
and the same was true of the bulk OF
the stock cattle and feeding steers.
Cattle quotations: Good to choice
beevcs. $9.0Oa9S5: fair to good
beeves sS.3OMSS5: common to fair
beeves. s6.E@S.25; good to chciac
yearlines, $?00m9s5: fair to good
yearlings. sS.50M 800: common to fair
yearlinss. s6.5o@S.O0; good to choice
grass hcifcrs $6.25d725: good to
choice grass COWS. $5.s5M6S5: fair to
coed COWS. $525m5,75: Gamers and
cutters. $4,000 800; veal calves, $500
q 1925 bulls. stays. etc. $1,000 $50:
prime feeder steers. $1.aGMS.30: good
to choice grass steers. s1.4oT 30:
fair 10 good grass steers. $6.S5N 7.25:
common to fair steers. St.0GfI t.Ij:
prime feeders steers. s7.9oMs.30: good
to choice feeders s74n1 7.s5: fair to
GOOD feeders, S6.6OM 7.35: common 10
fair feeders. s5.sOM650: good to
choice stockers. s1S5mS. S.35: fair TO
good stnckers So 75M7.75 common TO
fair stockers. s550ms5O: stock heif
ers. s6.0oM 1.35: stock COWS. s5.5oU
s,o5: stock calves. $5.50MS.5o.
Only 2.146 hogs arrived yesterday.
Shipping hogs sold at good strong
prizes and in some instances might
have been a little higher. Several
lunches sold as high as s7.25. and
'oas landed at s735. which was dime
above thH hest price paid SATURDAY..
Eulk OF the packers purchases was
1aade at steady to a nickel lower
n'ices Most of the offerings wert at
sei5nG6o
Sheep and amh receipts tota'et! SO.
600 head Bulk OF the fat lambs was
cleaned mp in good season. practically
al the good stuff going AT SS.25. which
was the figure paid for the bulk OF tho
offerings last Friday. There was an.
other big delegation of feeder huvers
~, Yesterday and in spite OF the tact
hat feeding lambs are practically On
par with fat stock, prices he'd gen.
s"allr steady with last weeks close
good perc entage of the desirable
,,nr landed mt sSl0mS.15. and some
lrought AS high as $50. Fat sheei!
we're in light supply and prices were
,.ort like those paid or last weeks
lose. Pest ewes offered again took
s525
Quo ators on sheen and iamhs:
lambs good to choi>a. IS 15M -:
nnhs rair to GOOD. sS.00G s I5: lambs
'eet1ers s175mS25: year inss fair te
,toirc s5.151i 81: year'inrs. feeders
81 o SO: ewes. good Ia 81 oi i~o s. et
q ) IS: ewes fair to GOOD si.5oM 500.
ewes feeders. $4.50dI $50.