The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
LAMBS SELL UP
TO Sl5.6O ON THE
KANSAS CITY MARKET
Cattle Close Week 30c
to 40c Higher Hogs
Also Up

Especial 90 The lIcrnldl
KANSAS CITY. 40. .cb. eb.-
Fat cattle closed the week 80 o so
cents higher; hogs 30 Co 40 cents
higher and lambs zoe higher 1han
last week. The advances were
from all sources. Eastern order
buyers crowded local killers for
,he good to choice tat steers Of
fcred and feeder buyers were on
the heels OF the packers all week
FOR tho choice quality floshy kinds
that would make a good showing
on further feed
Tho close was firm at tho nd-
vance and IL ls reasonable 10 ex-
pest "a further gain FOR fai cattle:
but both hogs and lambs arc so
much higher than expected that
a further rise for them viii come
slowly IL at all.
Tho best steers hore sold at
s.25. Nothing strictly prime was
offered. The bulk Of the fat
stocrs SOLD at . 90 ~ fat cows at
as To- 5.50 and hcifers at BIS
10 1.25. Calves brought $50 TO
10. Fleshy feeders sold up 10 1855
and HtoCkers up 20 I.60. A good
many c-uuntrymcn m buying
steers suitable TO carry through to
grgss ard the increasing shipments
o. the country do not mean in
crcasiur supplies going on feed.
The TOP FOR hogs was 1915, the
highest OF tho winter packing lea
son.
lambs sold az 20 1850 Friday.
the highest price la nearly two
years. 4 good many lambs are
being Shusn at railroad feeding
stations near thiragO. The by
products for a good share
OF ur advance la shc market for
fat lambs. Pclts are bringing
2.2a. M %agninst 80 cents each last
tall. Wool has about doubled Ina
price In the past -four months.
General Conditions Improve.
The general livestock situation
continues TO improve. Further I'D
Nances IN all classes Of livestock
this week, together with the ans
proved loan situation and the bot
ter mental attitude 81 feeders iH
sprcadiug 70 ray Of sunshine into
the general future outlook. Feb
ruary prices. aH % rule. were high
err on cattle than anticipated ana
! prices of hogs were az a point that
make feeders relatively moro mon
cy thnn thcy ever made before.
Sheep ana lambs were in "a run
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est levels ln more than two year
un-i Monday q this week. tho
first lambs sold nt Sl5 o hundred
| pounds and ON Tuesday fip ron
reached slh.aO whore 10 continued
Friday F~lockmnstrrs in the south
west have made more money ul
lambs t,.an s. - before, Close tn
800 % lambs have been moved
north from TeNsas IN the paHi
three months and lu addition tho
wool clip Of that state. which Hud
accumulated Cor the pnri two yclr
hua been cleared The recent ligh
strong spring demand fsg hrvcd-
iug ewes
some s1le8 ~ southwest cattle
This week were
GtB bccR. Roswell a. 81, IN
feeders. $40 pounds SO 90: on fcCd- !
crs. at2 peuuds Na25, 80 feeders. !
9gG pounds. sd35
u. A Brlmurc. Tucumuari - N
10 steers t,l7S Donndr. So 90
L. ~ Carmichael. kennu r. g.
i3 cow. g7i pounds, ff.Gt. no
COWS iOpi pounds sf1h.
" T.. Littlcficld. kcnua. ~ n. |
90 stockcrs. b54 pounds 81 20,
G~roathnuao. Purtal"H \ VI 81
calves ada pounds, S6.Gb; ~ calves
s5i pounds, S6.2b
~ 4 Dawson. Amarillo, Texas
ltb steers. 9l2 pounds. si.2b: bs
Htecri. 92N pounds 81 90.
r. O. George Shamrock TcNns.
80 stcrkrrH. go pounds 5000 /
20 rictrs l2ri pounds $3.50
Jne 4 Good Vunnnh. Tc,aa. go
feeders. 1fs pounds 81 30.
Hutt cattle COMPANY. Midland
TcNas, a. Htockrra h0f pounds.
5000 % HockrrF. on pounds I
sT25.
Fuller Cotton on company suy
der. TeXaH los steers 800 pounds
81 90.
Kooniz Incz Texas Cquaran-
tincl. 10 steers. i.0n9 pounds. So %
Schlegei q X, shamrock. Texas
20 stockcrs i33 pounds, 500.
Rust, san Angelo Texas, a.
steers. aai pounds fT5tf 90 sioers
ii4h pounds. 81 So
u. N. Trnmmoil Midland, Texns
80 yeRrlinss, 747 pounds. $3.50; 20
~yoarllngs. 7S7 pounds, SG.Gb.
L. L. Jones, benjamin Texas
80 calves. 30 pounds, s. so; SO
calves. 3s0 pounds, f62b.
Bennett y bennett. Benjamin.
Texas, 81 calves. 3tf pounds. s. 90.
" - q IulAas lfhNH. 80
stookerH. i7f pounds. s6.25. 2gI
%toclcrf. $50 pounds. fekb 81
siockers. AZ pounds. $7.26.
= w McChins. May. Okin. a.
yearllngs. s7OOi "a yoarlings. Gil
pounds. S72b
MciAln. Spiro. Okla, 81 steers.
904 pounds. SG.eb.
Osborne. Tonzawa. Okla. gEI
steers lis pounds. sG.76.
Phillips Spiro Okla, % steers.
900 pounds, s5.25.
Cafietf a webb. Mol,athn. /
Okla 20 steers. i.Nii pounds
tG.sbi 20 steers, 9SG poundh. SG.Ra.
Grady Greer. May. okla. 90
steers, i0b2 pounds. &f.2F; f4I
steers. I12O. $3.50
y. ~ Milford Weathrrford. |
Okla. 10 cows. Dos pounds. $3.50
a. J. Esch, Tonkawa, Okla. 2il
steers. tlfi pounds 500.
Graniien. Elk City. Okla. sf
steers, itf4 pnundH. sos: aei
steers l0Ai poundf 500.
j. u. Harris McAlisier Okla, %
sicurs, 1919 pounds. 81 90.
DurinR fhe last few months, how
over. there has been no trouble
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