The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
LIVESTOCK AGAIN
ADVANCES WITH
4 GOOD DEMAND
Cattle Csc to 40c High
err; Lambs Sell at
New High Mark

KANSAS CITY. Feb. ls.-Idvo-
.turl prices tins week. came in TOT
mother advance. cattle usc 20
ru 40 cents hogs were up 40 To 90
cents and lambs were In "a new
nigh position tor the past twenty
months with the top slf.T5.
The advance In cattle came with
receipts larger than last week and
Inc largest thus far this year. and
materially above the same period
lust year. Demand FOR fat stocrs
from the Atlantic seaboard was
larger than at any time in ,ne
past five years. and local killers
were In need Of large supplies The
up price FOR steers was s. 20 .Bulk
u the choice grades S725 to $50
Iud plain killnrH sG.b0 10 ST.2h In
locations are that the supply uf
.Jt steers viii Dee one too largo to
nee requirements Far the neNi
hrps months Demand FOR stockcrs
nd feeders was active and they
we're In about the same advance
u fat cattle. Feeders crowded
oilers on the half lat good quality
tinds and nll thin atcers suitable to
-ougli through tn "a moved
nsely Feeders sold % to t7.sb.
tud choice stuckers up To g7Ia.
~" " 1--WE ANU NNfNNfNN MfNE NNNNfN
~oely on orders from the north
west
Hogs were the highest Of the
winter packing season top 5000.
-.ooul packers ARE having to meet
d strong shipping Demand and
much larger Huppllcs could be
lHcd without disturbing prices.
The bulk ~ the choice TAT lambs
old at Sl42b and feeding lambs up
90 f13 Fat wcthCrs sold AT IS to
a 80: owes 81 IA S7.Gb. and year
llng7 Sl2 TO st25O
Scr Active Buying Ia Spring.
frcdcr1 r more urgent In thor
demand for wcighty stecr= sui,-
able for q short feed and the adj
vnnclng season b. Increasing In
demand for cattle suitable for
rouehing through 20 grass. Cattle
men who have been In Texas with
In the past two weeks say that
prices for aged steers have been
advanced $40 a head ana that
while few nrc changing hands 1t
the advance they are firmly held
n now begins to look like that us
soun rs grass begins to shoot in
Kansas and oklahoma that there
will be some rush buying In Tho
southwest. General condition..
seem 20 favor n further improve
ment In the general cattle trad"
in the mex few weeks ana "a lar
better market is anticipated for
grass cattle than prevailed Inst
year
Some sales this week were
4. j.. Randolph. TT sumner
y, NJ 90 steers. 1857 pounds
sea . % steers. $40 pounds. 81 30.
Morriwethcr. plainvlow. Texas
II hoifcrs 4e7 pounds. $500; -
steers. on pounds, tb7Ii 20
calves, 3l7 pounds, $3.50; 10
stockcrs. 43G pounds, sees.
Elwooj. Swcotwator, TcNas! Oh
stocRers, 7ib pounds $3.50.
Callahan Panhandle. Texas. SO
stockcrs, i43 pounds. SGG0.
swcnson Haskell, Texas; "a
steers. t.1f7 pounds. 500.
ID Beardsley. Quay. oklahoma
% steors, l.O7l pounds. $500.
y 8 Rhyme, Eufnla, Oklahomn
rs stockcrs cas- pounds. $50.
q. g.. Coleman, Miami, Okla.
50 steers i,4Ot pounds s7OOi 80
steers. 5SS pounds. $3.50
Marshall Dunavant. ~ steers.
S7i pounds, $40.
!. l.. Clark. uurant, Okla. Q
atockers, $50 pounds. s5.G5.
Russell Chicknshn. Okla: 1875
stockcrs. 40 pounds. $500
~ Ramsey, Hardy, Okla: 81
stockors, 63t pounds. $500.
r. = Tomcrand Bclva. Okla.
% stockors. $50 pounds SGC0.
T~anncyhill. Keystone. Okla i2O
steers. i1OS pouuda. $500.
Higgins, Blackburn. Okla; -
stockorH, 7f5 pounds $500.
W G. Zech. Rcntrow. 81 feeders
$40 pounds. 500.
7 o. Howard. Stirlcr. Okla: 81
stockers. $50 pounds. fG75; ~
feeders, SA pounds. 1850; IL
hcifors. 513 pounds 1926.
Fulton, Hardy. Okla 22 steers.
500 pounds. $3.50,
W white. EudH Colo. 10 steers.
1.1OT pounds. SG25.
l. Mal0y Las AnimhR. Colo.
81 feeders. s03 pounds SGT6.
Nolly, XII Carson. Colo: %
steers. 1850 pounds $3.50.