... Cattle Co , . . . Brow, Smith & Belcher .' ;... Henry A. Bacon :.,,... Chas. Burks •.. W. D. Bruce .,. ........;. J. B. Beatson ...-.' '. Robert Blair Bar Diamond Land and ... cattle 400 stock cattle 150 stock cattle 00 stock cattle.
... Cattle for G. Patterson at 6* to W cents (16 of the above were Devone, and purchased by P. Keln- Maryland Cattle for J. Hoover at 6 to 7* cents- Virginia Cuttle for Mr Bolen at 6* cents; 30 South western Virginia small Heifers for Mr ...
... Cattle. Sheeo. Swine. At market this week 2,100 3 noo 9,815 — Last week 2,711 6,010 12,580 Western cattle, 2,089; Eastern cattle. OuO Milch cows and Northern cattle. 45; Veals. 45. Beef cattle, extra. 6.l2jao.02\ live weight. Brighton ...
... cattle-feeding industry, like those in many other parts of Canada, is a growing giant with lasso around its neck this year. The lasso — or "noose" as it called by some men in the industry — is the devalued dollar. Cattlemen across the ...
... cattle, has issued the following review of market conditions: j ? "The two outstanding: recent features of the cattle trade of Western Canada have been the opening of the business of exporting feeder cattle to Great Britain- and the ...
... cattle. „ x t WmnL Game Bantams (any other variety)- d th e creUer the price* they would command. CockertL-L W lorretter Addle ; 2. Mis. Agnes Whlt»c'b»nge had taken place within tb* la*t *»•*"• jj,,^ (jgme Gslne Buitlimt Bantams (any ...
... cattle from the faring to Birkcn- ad and $3 00 per head to sell them on the other side. The interesting costs are those of getting the cattle over, for the selling lling costs on tho other side are always about the same, no matter from ...
... CATTLE AT THS XABKST THIS WJBK. Very best on sale to-day ............ ...... 8 a9 eta. That generally rated first quality ........ 6*a 7* " Medium or good fair quality ............. 5*a 6 " Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows.... 4<a 5 ...
... cattle, has domi- nated the limited Japanese beef market. But recent trade liberaliza- tion has brought greater access and prospects of further growth. The United States, with its vast cattle herds and experience in producing grain ...
... cattle plague had never existed either In Norway, Sweden, or Denmark in the north, or m Spain or Portugal in the south of Europe ; these being the only countries on the Continent from which cattle are at present allowed to bo ...