Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-12

CNloN STUCK YARDS, Chicago Dec
IL Light receipts of sheep and hogs were
reported for the local yards TODAY while
IHe cattle run was larger than eynectod
Less than 5000 hogs were held over from,
iast week and values were higher from the
start After a good price gain for noorI',
all kinds of cattle last week tho dnnonS
Was SLOW even for good steers TODAY Ahomt
io,Uoo sheep and lambs were reported at
nuIlaio and this cut down demand from
Shippers at the local yards.
Receipts were 2S, 900 cattle 40 noo hoo.
-o.WD sheep and $500 calves 'e''
'attle-Irading was LITTLE unavo, but
naiues We're generally steady for good stoors
tho sa pIainer lots showing weakness late in
OF steers at $S.5OM1O.OO. some rear1 GuoN
stnn AZ sll.W Cows and heifers sold abnn+
steady but the trade was not active eau
caivas 49, ouatA had Slow market while
hoss-Hog trade was mostly 5c1oo -.
rom rom the start. Big killers held G,ct h mp
t 81 3ge and small killers took choice 900
sot -'Ip1P; t at S.. 40MS.45 from the ont.
~, Dig packers had nearly 1000 forwarded
rom other trading points. Iater IN tI'a
."S .aiues were fully dime nm, with 60 nc
ior light hogs. while $50 to 5O(nound nscl'
was s eaSE went at S775@SOO. The trade
Sheep-Lambs sold generally steodr pu;
, .I were quoted at $3.50 while nacltnr
i 1enT some me- at Sl54o Demand for feeding
these GONG sF S1A f "a active, some Of
1'''' demand for
rtn1, was good enough TO hold vaISos
steady Some fair quayes sold at 81 o. '''eS
iNeAS CITY, No, Dec. 11.-Grni+od
flo. Department of Agriculture. Cat.
st e hes &c 2n:z 1000 beef steers, around
higher: bulk, $2.1O6i %; stockers .nG 10 fo d9t
erS s SIC to strong; several loads stocI.
SIS Q, o'6 62a1 1'23; several loads feeders IGs
les o ga no. classes about steady; best
50. oc@ 900; bulk other grades. So 5oc, c1W VS.
tutoefS' S2.'5d3.25; bologna bulls 81 50G
Hogs: Receipts. 5000. stropr 70 -,
higher; packer and shipper. TOP. $s35 1 10
! 10 l6O-pounders, $s.OO6iS 10. iS6 =" 90 ~
Founders S.15@ $50; bulk of sales, 8 io@
moStIv pS 81 51 SOUS sy strong to 15c higher
! &c - lower; bulk, $7.25M750: few "J loads IS
va Sheep; Rec.eipts: 5000; killing classes
tiveS,. largely Leigh Is; clipners sI4 I 1a
warnings, S12.35; wethers, SIS 90: fed AVA, nwnS
largely around $500; best $7.25. N ewes
| EAST ST. LOUIS, H., Dec. 11.-Unitoj
| nlatts department of Agriculture. l-Cattle
! receipts 5000; beef steers. steady: lig6
j yearlings, cows and Gamers, steadv =,
strong; bologna bulls, steady: iigbt pas, or e
! steady 10 o0c higher; stocker steers 81,
! niGher. Bulks follow: Steers, S65O0t : 90
HSnt Eearllngs, S5.00@7.5O; cows, $4,000
20; Gamers, $2.35@2.50; bulls, $375@
| 80, ""'Oo, topJ SJ.JU; Stoke
| steers. $425M6.00.
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000 steady to 7o
higher; top, $3.50; above bulk, $50 pounds
| SS.55M8 $50; bulk 40 to 13O-pound pigs
SS25MS.50; 90 to 11O-pOund averages s. on
@tS2o; ewes, $7.S5@s.0O; packer sows
sheep-Receipts, 1,5OO; few lambs t.
butchers. early, strong: one small lot
| $14.75: top full loads, $3.50: one decI
clipped, $14.25: packers bidding 25c lower
fat ewes, steady: bulk handywefghts, ma
! tircs, $3.50; heavies, s4,00@45O.
| CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 11.-Hogs: Re
cepts, 1000 active and steady. Hcavies
$3.50; packers and butchers, $3.50; heav
fat sOws, $6.00M7.25; pigs and lights, Sc. o
@S.50; stays, S4OO@Se5.
Cattle: Receipts, 200; good and choic
steers and heifers, steady; common grades
weak; steers. S4.00M0.5O; heifcrs, So. 500
80; cows, $2.5O@G.00; calves, soc lower
"a. 00@ LOO
sheep: Receipts, $50; steady; $4,000
$50 Lambs, steady, $5.00@14.00.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 11.-Cattle Re
ceipts $500; slow and weak; prime heav!
steers, SS.509.00; beef steers, $2.5O1S %
hcifers. S4.50M 500; cows, $1,000 80; feed
erS. $1,000 100; st0ckers, S3.J0M60O.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; 25c higher; al
! weights, $50; throwouts, $3.50 down.
Sheep-Receipts 500 steady; lambs, S12. 90
isheep, $3.50 down.