The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Livestock and Growers

aade county growers IN anticipation
uf the marketing Of their 1891 clips
saics nave been made In Utah AZ III
censa and the forecast o. Montana
prl - IA based on the old Standard
Of Accent higher value for wool
grown farther north Great Falls
men yho folloV The wool trade an
fIc.Iate market somewhat tmpros-l
ed ever 1870. although there are In
dicatona that tire business OF pre-
war times viii not be realized this
year.
1918 have not been wholly replaced
ana on this account the 1891 clip -
Likely 20 b considerably smaller
than normal. Dinerent bands have
been enlarged during the last year.
hut with sheep. 40 with cattle. there
has bocn little tradiag besweenI
Er0uerR and men connected with
ths industry do not attempt 20 esti-
male the value Of eve this nprlng.
10 eafnb,lsh a price. they say. n ID
necessary for sales TO bo made; and
IN the absence cf trading. u - im-
possible 10 arrive AZ anything like
accurate cstimates Of values.
A meeting Of the Arizona live
stuck sanitary board viii be held
easly Ia July 10 consider further re-
mUEIImm. IN Nm| q IN|IN|| u ANtN AANAA -
II wua said reductions In the num-
her q Inspectors employed and IN
the amouut o. salaries paid would
be- considered.
on Mrrch the board reduced iss
payroll az Is per cert by cutting It's
force and the salaries paid Tho
hoard ordinarily employs 80 and a
further rcduction Is likely, u !. .ald,
Attaches of the board explained
that the movement Of livestock. tho
fees from which conrltuse the big
rra part OF tho boards revenue, waa
- small this year that the income
of the board had been considerably
lcag than usual.
roRTLANr.--Io the enactment
Of the emergency tarin law can be
credited a stronger feeling IN the
wool mcrket thi Uugh0ut the north
west. and greater activity tnan deal
er9 had expected. A month ago
nothing hut peaslmistic talk could be
heard In the trade. But an active
demand for new wool has sprung up
IN tiiis territory and produced vol
uml o. business. which considering
the scason. ~ most satisfactory 70
All concerned.
Tho upward tendency Of prices
from the time the earliest sh0rn
wooif were put on the market was
demonstrated recently AZ the Pilot
Rock sale. when about 100000
pounds we're sold, observation-disclosures
extreme price paid by the big east
erB mill 10 be shove the actual mar
Net level
There IL much Interest In the wool
aals that will be held az Shanik0 on
June al. when about eoo.0 pounds
viii be offered 10 bidders.
Il Il the understanding In the WOO
trade that considerable buying hai
sirsd shipment Of Idaho wool Il
coming this way. and will be shipped
b. Steamer from Portland direct q
Vsry little cf the new washing,
ton clip remains in the hands 0f ths
Growcr5. most of u having been sold
o. CONSIGNED.
AlASHATTAN. Kan-c. O. Filing
manager Of the Kansas sheep and
Wool Growers Cooperative aarocln
finn. has received word from m,
National Wool A Storage company
ChltnFo. that $1,000 pounds Of half
blood kansas vcol has been sold a
~ cents a pound. This H. part d
Tie wool pooled ~ Kansas Er0werl
Kanfas bury ead black bury WOO
and al tag ends had been sold. Th'
bury wool brought ib cents
pound. the black bury. 10 cents
an1 tho tail ends, Q cents.
aAN ANoEI.o.---A1though tn
eoaaon i but y Few weeks old. tn
wool OroNorf Ccnfrnl Storage com
pans of 6aA Angelo. had BY June
-..l1 .nurlI,l rIlafeIr eco 600 pound
III feal spring. long and short WOO
- prices ranging from - 20 ~ Z
CENTS per pound net. Twenty-thre'
rariondn Of wool have Fonc norti
and nenf. while an additional ~
ear we're consigned tho first weel
IN June.
IL fhe first bag auction Of sprinE
rnarhlar fbn rftuIn of an open mar
Az 10 Tekns afler 4 , mQplhr lnps'