The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
CATTLE CLOSE
IS TO rs CENTS
HIGHER FOR WEEK
Hogs Higher Early,
But Advance Is Lost;
Sheep Lower

ESPECIAL to Tic Hcraldl
KANSAS CITY April 1t-Th,
cattle market closed with a 10
10 20 cent? net advance for the
wcak Export outlet was large
Local kiliors we're anxious for the
light ANA medium weight classes
and tho call for cattle to turn ON
grass was active The supply wac
about normal Cor the season Of the
your qualify OF the ca -cgings waS
above the average Prime medium
anu lght weight steers sold up to
~ o. top. yea liugs. 500. bulk.
fut steers. f7.75 20 1926.
over nfty car loads Of steers.
wciEhing above l.f00 pounds in
the average. were taken for ox-
port al ST.Ta TO s. 20. The spring
market, though showing no hls
advance for rat cattle. o. CON
Eidtrcd satisfactory. because II
even demand and stcadlnoss in
prices u % the general opin.au
thht Tat cHtIc Will remain in
moderate supply To- the nuXt i.rce
mnnths Fat cows are selling az
hA.2s to $3.50. tat heifhrs $3.50 to
fN,-a. Calves are Off Sl.UO duo
20 heavy receipts az markets that
draw supplied from dairy districts
Good calves OF beef breeds and
suitable Tor stucktr purposes ARE
steady Best Grazing storrs ar,
selling at s12b 90 s1.55. a sew
selected stockc up To- So 90. and
average run OF fnlr aged steer.
min flesh. $3.50 90 500.
HoEf prices worc higher early
.n The wces but the advance was
lost later Ton on close WIS fio25:
IuIf. 5000 to 5000. pIEz are,
tnoted 40 $3.50 % Sfo.an.
tloaiur break ia sheen and
lambs brought tho market 30 cont,
indrF b hIgh point Tursiny and
cont undCr last weeks close
Nn"lcd irmh- uro quoted at $500
~ ~ clipped lambs $1,000 tn
s92s ="
''ras~ Vrg,mrnt starts
TIE mut O. 81 suuthwost cat
GOO northern grass started In
onru'f thi week So far The
largest numbers have moved into
llFaI h1mtt AND only 81 fsw carr into
tNarHA. The weather hu. been cN-
p rnciN wet ana rather cool hut
an reports Indicate TINT cattle huyc
uttered nuy or Tint th"se has boon
% lose from oNpururp.
l"th hnuH1 ana Oklahoma
grass D. we weeks nhrsd OF FORMAL
aud the recent rains hngo Insured
70 heavy growth % prass. cnitlc
nro cnminr FRONT The southwest
ranges 90 better condition ihun fur
several years past ana on the basis
ni general prospects this will Doe ono
nl the hcat grains ycnrF ON record.
ThouEh mo movement uut Of the
Wgai range. i- lnrgD Compare
lively TOW r reaching tho Dprn
nllrNet showing that few do1Is are
noing mndo iu transit and that
practically nh the cattle that have
Boon Tod at Oh mills 'lvc been
marketed
hr-siockins in ~Nurthwcst
WORD comes from the northwcst
-l'' thut There ia o. general re-
.n'sinE movement ON among cat
ne nerds u requirements this
Peg ~ weather conditions remain
good VIII brinE breeding herds uu
o." ih" average % the two years
preceding 1873. ycnr ~ the severe
drnushi IN northwgst atatcH.
y. VI. icffirr- u ach Market
ln7oiar us can Doc Judged the
s'riko among Conl minors has had
no appr"ciallc effect in tht i've
took market EFsfcrn demand for
honty steers has been active and
moro than .iN hundred heavy steers
were bought on export accounts
rms e. Tho lurgcat foreign demand
That has developed In the local
market In a"V'rai years past.
A large number ~ Sew Mexico
sheep fed IN The Arkansas valley
IN Colorado is reaching kansa.
ity Saloa ot thor class % tat
l1mhH lhir week we're at SIS t1
81" 1o, Try1r shurn ltwh- brought
SIT 70 So go md elippedl ustii-
ttH 81 90 $3.50.
some sales ot southwest cattle
ihig week were.
Henry schmidt Nolmou a.. NJ q
soycn stoers s31 pounds S1.oo.
Henry schmidt Colmon, n. n
six COWS, h3l pounds $500.
Horny schmidt Colnon ~. NJ.
II heifers Nf3 pounds, SOLO.
Frank r. Loo Grocnvilic. y NJ.
3s gtockcrs $50 rounds 8 Z 20
n > Georgr shamrock Tex. 10
steers p"unds 500
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