The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
FAT CATTLE SELL
At HIGH LEVEL
FOR THE YEAR
Good Southwestern
Grass Steers Are in !
Demand AZ

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fSneci.i 20 rf,r n.rnb,,
1850, ~,-v - a.
l,~itts snnft e'ITfi
81 49, ar %
- Hi.'t.. WIN y /.
nisnes, pori.l.s =.
49, s'ms sealnnss sViu " ~
st -"u wv enuIee cnns =,
neAS h.eers ~
~" s un 1920
~" sws. 49, n"'N
se' ~ s~as
49,. ya,s.,Ve- - ' &
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- pun" ''7''' w
cnttie feNns SOLO az
500 ana one cnr a at 500.
They nVerneed sfh pounds, Good
soo,nwcst grass iat steers would
nrtnt ts.'e 70 We from Killers.
l~nulea'ionr = tfat . movement
OF Efhss cattle VIA m
crc"-e ~ " mex Ten oays ana ny
the miudie OF month n fniriy
r"nanle rankf OF quotationf can
%" cstabllrhea. choice stockcrs
" y" st.bu 70 w. 9lainer klnds
~" 70 tt'oo, ana common klhds
me same price spread except tnat
killers are taidng the common
Kinds ~ q better figure than coun-
tryfnen VIII pay calves are sell-
hk ~ fa.eo 20 tio.6V ana nuiis
70 tV,io-
t"p price Tor rat hogs today
was iv.bo nnlk slv,Ie 20 SiO.4".
,Sntns CLOSE spflns inhibs SOLO ~
I.ee slf.zn chppeu ewes ss
70 s".oos .lifpso wt-ncrs 10 tfsfp
irHctiraiiy ny - krad"s nave
peeh ana kiiiers from
noN on WI nave 70 depend on
ktars u sneep ana Janus TOT SUP
piI.H. oiterihkH wiz sho" n Wloe
Inference IN quahts.
noIth"ntai redncton an
nounceu IN railroad freight rates
nr'HkS no reauctiou 10 Shippers OF
livestock. Early thls year a tenn
pornfy reduction OF 10 per cent
was anhouncei on livestock rates.
Wh"n Inc genera on
"thef commodities goes into effect
the present livestock rates VIII DC
""h'inned.
ir thln cattle nav
moved TO northern srass were
tr""eu an emersency rare feduc-
u"h OF ~ per cent IRIS year a
y my 10 per cent dow from IN,
irhamr rates so mat n freight
oli a. on southwest northern
k'Hnea chuie VIII ne 70 per cent
lhrker thnn last year
n l. G. G. announces n rate
reduction ana railroad OFFICIALS be-
sin to reduce wasrs. the nrs'
cup to"k oii ~ per cent from the
wages Of 100000 men anc before
july ! q reduction VIII be made N
the other divisions OF employees
strike talk y heard on all sides
anu Tor the neNt four weeks there
VIII De plenty OF tat Tor :
strike. whether one ~ pulled OF
NOT n more OF less ot a guess bnl
taik IN iaoNr OF n VIII be se
strong h a ahlpperr VIII be un'
easy Tor the next 30 days.
The BUR- OF the southwest cattle
that VIII he summer grnxed ~
Kansas and Oklahoma are alreadi
ON zrass. Taking an averag'
through both states they are tn
piainest lot brought into thesi
states In a number Of years pas,
Grazing conditions nre excellent
but the final turn to market vii
show a material decrease In tota
pounds compared with forme
years. Common quality has beet
augmented with several shipment
IRON Louisiana, Alabama an.
mississippi. some common aoual
Texas sioekers sold on the loe1
market this week as low as : cent
pound. some OF them locke
Ike they had been worn out b
dipping
torn belt feeders keep up urEcn
demand for stock loss and Will
the price FOR Tat grades decline
early IN the week thin grades hei
stendy 10 strong with the top pric
efo.sb. Large sections In Missouri
Town and Illinois SIN have ntcra
supplies 81 Old corn on hand an
summer Feeding OF hogs VIII y
more general than for severa
yeair past These states are bus
ing freely on the local market
Some sales OF southwest cattl
Joe Smiley. Glazier. Texas; 2
1tockors and heifers. sac pound
$3.50; ! stockers and heifers, SO
pounds fs.ss.
~. " Crawford. Piainvies
VII TeNas; 2Id atockcre, G67 pound
tI.Tb.
Ponce. Angelina, Texas;
~stockers, 730 pounds. $3.50; II
ftoekers. tci pounds. tt.pe:
stockers. $50 pounds. ts.1b;
ntocknrs. 7oi uound. s4ss