Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22

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SUNDAY.
CATTLE-Receipt were very liberal
again toCay, As cars being reported in.
The official recount yesterday showed a
total OF Hiss cattle; the largest days
for the two days foots up 2S,SSs head.
which Is nearly 1000 larger than for the
The market opened with good beef
steers In very fair demand at prices that
were steady at yesterdays decline. Me
digm kinds, were slow TO a little lower,
weak, the tendency stlll being downward.
The best stockers and feeders were IN
demand this morning and sold quite freely
at about steady prices, On tho other
mana medium KINDS and common kinds
which were i'm large receipt both yester,,
lower. with that kind OF cattle Il was
not so much n matter OF price az ttnuing
a buyer. for the reason that every one
with no one looking for medium TO COM
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
fed yearlngs, Se01n9.s6 fair to good ted
yearlings, 100000; common to fair fed
yearlinEs, S6.5Ofis. 30; good to choice heavy
beeves. isoons,S; fair TO gooa ,cornfed
fed beeyes. sS.75dsSO: mime grass beeves.
s. O0Qis. 60 Sooo 20 cnoice grass beeves,
8 'c ga fair to good grass S Sesyes sSS
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9 vs. good 20 choice grass heigers, 50
7.25: good 10 choice grass cows, &,Stpe.SNi
fSr to good e9C S SsSS IS,,n somm gaog1 TO
steers, tT.7Sas IS; good to choice feeders,
q 7bd Ct; good 70. choice feeders, 7.iO8
mon to fair feeders, s tCSe q GOOD g
choice stockere 81 IbdSSb; fair TO go9d
s stSSssrs 49, stock Ss.r. to fSs
7.s5 stock cows, s.. b0d6.s6; stock calves,
q 56@s,6O; veal calves, sSOO@iOOO; bulls.
RoGsNReceipts were nearly twice as
large as yesterday. but at that were very
moderate, only fifty-eight cars or SOD
head Ss two pa ssy. IL ss h.SS Oeins &
smaller than a week ago ana a little
over half an large as two weeks ago. but
Says sT last ee Year 'r TFss the smallest %n
day and Tuesday run since the middle OF
shipper trade opened fairly active and
generally a dime higher. There we're
practically no choice loads OF lights hore
tho best offered bringing 20. Anything
ought TO bring f1.50 easily. and might
beat that owing to the scarcity Of lisnt
hogs shippers bought several bunehes OF
order. and values on these kinds also
looked pretty close 70 a dime higher
Packers were little slow In getting
up their droves on somewhat higher
basis, Values were uneven, ana Mhhe
miEed hogs that ran :" u rs o on noN wmlth
ton were about Zoe higher, good many
others did not show more than DC al
vance Az was the case yesterday packer
pretty fair clearance had been made oy
10 o'clock, only few punches being LETT
General trade was fuliy 5aiOc higher.
A good share OF the packing hogs sold at
t6.b5a6 so, with a sPrinkllnE OF hesSies
down to 20 40, and a fair showing OF snip
nin0 nnrChmapa to the TOD,
SHEEP--Ke- eipts OF sheep and lambs
continue To swell gradually and TO-DAY
s ssI or ns% S G head 0 were ere sstimated The
largest run Of the year up 10 this time
was last Monday, when about A,yOO head
Of IS s79 head l. almost 400 smaller than
a week ago but with that exception IL
the largest " the year. being LOO heavier
larger than for the same days last year.
The fat lamb trade opened IN coed sea-
son on about steady basis, early sales
Of good lambs being MADE at 80. {ne
and Friday for the bulk OF good to choice
killing lambs.
until prsctieaIiy ali the rat lambs had
been cleaned up. A good clearance was
made we'll before noon.
The greatest interest centered In the
feeding lamb trade again today, and
prices again held about steady. A good
percentage of the desirable lambs brought
th.lNub.U WIN OI SObInC oOAlC honh "
$500 and under. Breeding ewes were
Ia good supply. but the demand was very
broad, and the strong tone that has fea-
tured the market I'm, this class was again
very prominent. Bulk OF the aged breed
ing stock 10 going at IS. 26960, with some
sales even higher than that, while year
ling ewes set new high mark today.
selling at N.76. Good black face eve
lambs outsold anything In the barn. a
bunch being taken by breeder buyer at
1915. YeRrllng wethers, either for killers
or feeders, have been very scarce, al
though one load sold today as high as
S6.76.
Fat sheep offerings were again limited
almost entirely TO ewes. and after those
suitable for breeders had been picked out,
the supply at the disposal OF packers was
very limited More than one sale was re-
ported as high as 1856, which u as high
as has been paid for some time, and the
! market was quotably steady.
! Quotations on sheep and lambs; Lambs.
good 70 choice. s. 6dIs Is; lambs, fair 20
good. ts.O0Qs.lO; lambs, feederS 3; 7yd
SIS; yearlings. fair 70 choice, H754660;
yearlings. feeders, yeoog7.0o; wethers.
choice. 81 6Oa6.dO; ewes fair 70 good. tt.5o