The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-08
STOCK ENDS
WITH ADVANCES
IN ALL DIVISIONS
Supply of Cattle Falls
Short of the
Demand

KANSAS CITY April S-Tho
livestock maroct closed the week
with NOT advances ,n an divisions
The net znln m fat steers was 90
Go tu rcrts In stock ana thin feed
ing grades % 20 ga cents, The sup
ply FOIL snort of expectations and
mo buyinr side had To- rustic 90 get
pdl uufe supply TO meet their
needs. Light weight fed steers and
tmhN hnrtes were offered more
freely than or some time past but
na t'c weather I- warming up th"
demand Tor tirht weight cuts Of
hgOf BE- Increasing and killers Fan
take care nf II large supply uf year
ling Choico stc"rs and hcifers
mixed ~ well ns heavy steer sold
up 10 So 50; hei:crs mp 20 sS25,
and tho bulk Of the fed grade at
$1,000 To- fNga. Cows were higher
90 $3.50 60 So Co. Uoifcrs .n many
raso.. were up l0 cents. Calves
were 90 90 7t cents high'r Do
muud for stock and feeding afrnr-
suitable fur summer grazing was
active 40 % 90 800 cents advance
-''" many ~
'n ln
~ '~"l"fado i''n,I- hi"utn
'INAltN 'N l''NthN H''.sN'H
iuli. CLOSING top on hogs was
$3.50. bulk flO1O tn SN26.
sheep and lambs closed 30 cents
under the high point ~ the week
and the seasons record on Wcdues-
duy.
pnckrrs MAY hurn on
Tho strike anon coal mthrr-
which began lest SntirdaN hnd no
uppte'lahiy effect Ia tuD i've ainch
markets. this week. ON the con-
trHty there was a strong demand
| ull sources. TINS demand
probably womb have been greater
bad the u'lucts "naincd ut WORK.
Decreased receipts were q utomt-
ucnt fic-os Iu the strength in the
market nrd tni oali showed Fnt-
ueIcnt ut oncy Cd" hring some new
records Tor thr yo1r.
According to reports rom big
packing nuu.H hrrc they have "a
u-ti.crIi .Hpp. ut furl ON hand
a" ,Ht rn.ll weeks and .hould
l1 Irtual .'tnl'a'n occur they IRE
"lui'Hed o. burn OIL Ihc hls
ktll'rs also figure mat Do" decrease
EOS demand Tor meats caused hy
he s'iih' VIII bg offset hy 40 in'
rIoas' in demand that usually a,'
r1mpan,ea the close Of tho lentcr
solHon
Lambs Make New Ifigh MARX
lambs this w"ek made % ntl'
nigh rooo for The year VIII
wouied grade selling ~ 90 SIC
clipped grades up 20 STA ana
clipped TcNnH wctheTH up FOO 80 70
vi ffHmIfFNnma i'm C"NNIInFWIl md No.
vada are reported us adverse "a
early -prlng lambs and some Dog
lofs0H are known 10 hnVe occurred
p ewes Spectators arc busy BE-
the Fntir" wcsi"-n range country
setung lambs under contract fcl
tal delivery az 81 20 $40 a hundre
pounds. Men who are in clos
touch with tho general situation
predict that the lambs by fni
will hc bringing el2 20 elf d
hundred pounds
some sales tots we We're
First Nalo'isl Bank Tucumcnri
M 20 helfe go ~ 5000
Ben a. Young Ncrba. y. NJ. q
a'cers Sap lbs. s6s5
L. spring Hoyina TcN.. q
stuckers. a@h lhs, 81 20
p T.. Srrinr. Hovira. Tcy,
stnekers bsa lbs 500.
Hale, Tuiia, Tea, 90 stuckris. GS'
lhs. $50.
Halo Kulin. Tex 30 si"chcrs, 6s
iha.. $3.50.
'hnF htNun luron2u, Tex .
FEEDERS COS lhH, A7l0.
has HiXon, inronzu ~aA.. i
t"cd'r. h'd lhs, 412a.
Manly Shamrock TeA. 2
Steers. DIS DE St."h
Manky Sllamrock TON. steer'
60 ihr, 5000.
MHlff AuEnnes, bkms 90 steer
phl lbs, 50 20
T. 49, hrrrhaw Nynrk Okla
I' steers LIZ liA. 81 g %
fHotch tufhflr 'kluY Z
.itrfH, it@ll lhe.. $3.50.
tootch Hiuthrie, Okla, 7
steers. loss lbs, thlb
hugE. '~hicknsha, bkln,. IL
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