Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-19

UNION STOCK YARDS, Chicago, Oct.
T.-Light supplies were reported for the
local yards today and all kinds of live
stock showed strength. About $4,000 cattle
were reported at ten principal markets for
the day, against 80, 900 a week ago. In
the hog pens only about 1000 We're. held
strong. @
Receipts were II 900 cattle, 5000 hogs
$4,000 sheep and 5000 calves.
Cattle-Choce steers again were in good
demand and sales were mostly 10M15c high
err Prime fed lots went at $13.O0@13.1 10
and all kinds going above $500 had q strong
market. Others We're only steady, how
ever, and westerns also were unable to gain
up to $S.50MS.75, while Gamers at $1,000
3.15 were strong. Bologna bulls at $1,000
4.lo were strong at 15c higher. Packers
paid $11.25 for Gamers on a 25c higher deal.
Hogs-Medium weight hogs strong.
Best lots went al $3.50. The top prices were
Npaid for 220@ 250-pound hogs. Light hogs
were at the low end of the butchers. Few
rough packing hogs sold down to $3.50
while good lots made $S60M $50.
Sheep-Lambs were strong to 25c higher.
Choice westerns went to local killers at
$14O@1425, while good natives sold at
$14.00@14.15. Feeders were strong. Some
good ewes went at $6.75 on 25@50c higher
market.
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, Oct. 17.-United
States Department Of Agriculture. Cattle,
receipts, 1000; choice heavy beef steers, 10
a 25c higher; common and medium grades,
easy; western graSSerS, light yearling steers,
heifers and bulls, steady to strong; COWS
and Gamers, steady; light veal calves,
steady to soc higher; stock steers, strong :;
$1,000 paid for light yearling steers; bulk
western steers, $5.25MG.40; cows, $450n
bulk stockers, $4.50Gf $50.
Hogs, receipts, 1880; steady good
weight butcher hogs, weak to Zoe lower on
lightweights; pigs and light lights, 10 to
10 far O11rod fob
ers; bulk, $50 to 220-pound averages, 50. 40
@0.G5; pigs and light lights, $9,O0@9. 40;
packer sows, $7.7j@ 500; mostly 25c higher.
Sheep, receipts, $500; fat lambs, % to
practical top. $13:75; bulk sales. $4,000
1870; culls. $1,000 500; fat light ewes,
| 5000; heavies, $1,000 90; Gamers, Gull
| and common grades, 50c@$3.OO
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 17.--United
! States Department of Agriculture. )-Cattle,
strong; best heavy fed lots, $11.5O@12 90;
I grassers, $4.25M7.G5; short feds, $3.50
/ 800; vealers, $1,000; cows, $3.75M $50:
| heifers, $45O@7.00; Gamers and cutters,
/ $2.50M3.2j; bulls, SO 2J0lb.75; stockers,
: $5.OO@715; feeders, $3.50, down; good 500
| pound baby beef, $50.
| Hogs, receipts, IL 900; strong to &c higher;
/ packer, top, $40; shipper. top, $9.15; 40 to
! 100 pounds. $S.55M s. 90; bulk, $50 to $40
/ pounds, $S.75M9.10; 250 to compound butch
ers, $S.70MS.90; packing sOws, 15Nt zoe high
er; $7.75@S.OO; stock pigs, steady, S. 40
/ @S.GO.
! Sheep, receipts, G,OOO; lambs, 25c higher;
| COloradOs, $14.2J; other range lambs, $13. u
! M14.OG; natives, $13.s5; sheep, strong, fed
! Texas wethers. $T.25.
| LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 17.-Cattle: Re
| ceipts, 600; slow: heavy steers, $S.00MS50;
beef steers, S5.50M7.75; heifers, $5.O0M
| $50; cows. $2.00MG.00 feeders, $5.5OM
! 100; stockers, $3.50M $50.
! HoCs-Receipts, 1,400 steady; 200 pounds
up, $685.; 120 to 200 pounds, 1925; 100
| pounds down, $S.75; throwouts, $500 down.
I Sheep-Recepts. 200: steady; lambs,
! $1,000; sheep, $3.50 down.
| CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. "17.-Hogs: Re-
! ceipts 3,00O 1Oc to SOC higher heavies,
! S9.S5; packers and butchers, '$9.S5; heavy
fat sows $6.OO@ . 90: pigs aud lights, 100
| @9.S5; stags, S6.OOM7.25.
Cattle-RpceiptS 600;. steady; calves SOC
/ higher, $4.00M12.5O.
/ Sheep-Receipts 400; steady; lambs steady.