Stock Conditions Report Shows Adverse Six Month Period
Bulletin No. 16 issued by Secretary Charles Fr. Martin of the National Livestock Association details cattle and sheep conditions for the past six months. Weather extremes, drought in the Southwest, cold winds, and delayed grass have hit the Horstock industry hard, with losses in cattle and sheep across multiple states and regions. movement patterns, feeder demand, and transit fees are debated, and efforts press for a domestic livestock census and better agricultural statistics.
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Charles Fr. Martin
National Livestock Association
Iia
Cal
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Rawlins
Wyo
Texas
Gulf
Arizona
New Mexico
Miesigaippi
Arly
Victoria
Terax
Liberal
Kan
Las Vegas
N. M
Panhandle
Northwest
Trans-Missouri Lines
Missouri
Trans-Missouri Traffic Association
John W. Springer
National Live Stock Association
South Dakota
Montana
Denver
Department of Agriculture
James Winn
Washington
Wilson
United States
Kothold
the Interand
Merriam
Golconda Races David Wingfield Stirs Golconda Jockey Club
Golconda hosts two $100 purses yesterday after noon with one-fourth and five-eighths mile races. Geo Wingfield rode Ovets Jack Lowry White Rock and FM Colwell Lite Jack in the first, Cecil a noted champion favored by many. Incendiator led the second race with That Murphy second. a third race is listed for this afternoon with Invendiator Cech That Murphy Littleduck and Loco in a quarter-mile dash.
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Golconda
Golconda Jockey Club
Geo. Wingfield
Jack Lowry
White Rock
FM. Colwell
Jack
Cecil
At & Tod. i) Wean
Wingfield
Incendiator
Teree
Tawa
al Johnson
Thin Murphy
Murphy
Duel in Guiconda Courts Distraught Crowd Roars
District Attorney Van Duver halts a volatile confrontation as a prisoner demands immediate trial before Judge Duvivier. A two hundred strong crowd swarms the wagon, the judge confronts insults, and DA Van Duzer intervenes to escort the prisoner back to the lockup. Also notes cure claims for catarrh and assorted medical and travel advertisements.
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Golconda
Margate
Queensbury
London
Guiconda
Lamb
Graham Lamb
Duvivier
van Duzer
Mpil
F. J. Cheney &C
Yvoledo, O
Hall
Cattle Market News From Colorado Drought Sale and Wool Outlook
The Denver Stockman reports cattle from Stark & Ratcliffe herd in Colorado were sold as drought pressed markets. Traders note high quality whitefaced young cattle and a shift to sales before winter shortages, while wool markets show cautious gains amid rising consumption and tighter supplies. Experts warn of possible speculative moves and emphasize supplying needs to sustain demand. Prices show modest advances since May, with buyers wary yet confident of higher future values as wool and feed conditions evolve.
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Denver
Colorado
Stark & Ratcliffe
Cally
Wyoming
John M. Carey
Wycoming
Demand for feeding cattle lags despite fat cattle rise
The record shows weak outbound cattle shipments for weeks while buyers seek more feeders. Shippers report fewer cattle on feed than usual, though many young cattle are in demand in various regions. Prices for top feeders have been high, but a 40,500 decline in two weeks and gains in fat cattle may spur renewed inquiry.
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Pan
Texas
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
New Mexico
Southeastern
Missouri Valley
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Neve Mexico
Wyoming
Kansas
Worth While Reading in National Livestock Bulletin
Worth While Reading notes Bul letin No. 16 from the National Livestock Association. Summary drawn from reports of over 200 correspondents nationwide. The bulletin is described as a factual document worth preserving for future reference. It explains why the cattle market stays steady and forecasts healthy business conditions.
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National Livestock Association
Wool Market Firm in Western Sheep Industry
Wool market holds firm as Eastern buyers intensify pursuit of wool ahead of the season. Early Montana sales ranged around 16 cents, while large holders expect 2 cents more with favorable prospects. Silver State Mills reported strong activity and confidence in price gains.
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West
Montana
Silver State Mills
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