The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-17
OF FAT
CATTLE GO UP,
SETTING RECORD
Grain Steers Scarce;
Value of Cows and
Heifers Declines


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KANSAS CITY. June IT.
Choice 10 prime corn Fat cattle
advanced 10 cents TO 20 centa this
week. Short fed sanpy ana grass
fat siccrs broke ss 60 so cents AMI
prime steers sold on 10 $3.50 and
prime hcifcrs up to sac Both
new high record prices for
she year IN their respective elias.
SEES.
some OF the heavily wintorod
summer graxcd Kansas and Miss
ouu tee sold at s. to $3.50 and
they were the kind that declined
NOR than any.
Other ears that found a knling
outlet were straight grass cattle
which were OF 50 cents and at
that decline killers seemed To
have the price level about nd-
iusted to the expected level for
tho i~ncrcaring run OF paHturod
steers. From nov en- grass cattle
viii show an Improvement an
weight and should reflect . cor
responding Improvement In price
Grain fat steers are getting
scarce and packers are going to
consider best grass cattle more
favorable Cows and hcifers de-
ciined 90 to 50 cents Calves closed
20 To t..35 lower. The loves, OF
tho year feeder buyers are witch
Ing the market and II Ia only the
matter OF "A short time until Dc
mnnd from thai scourco will add
strength e the market
~. i"'um nv Wei
49, ~ ,,s,a .a'.is
c.n,s a adrnrca ~ ,.r,. ~
tbr rns, ,wc ,vect. rh,rscc 49,.
demaua and "A large numnrr al
riders are mold wnliinr a flrth,r
break.
Hogs broke and roeained tho loss
and Today were steady compared
with n week ago. The demand ~
lnrxc for fat Is we'll as stock anc
feeding grades. rlgs are selling w.
20 SEQ. rat hogs. Slp.5v; sprins
lambs are selling al ylOtb 20
Sil.tsf Ewes 500 TO tJt5 All
r,hrr ,s.so 20
'" ~, '"',e t'uwn
NhhsrH 'hiA "ceh k"e tfyout o.
krs iat ca',ie' Ihey sol u ~ "a
WY my uld no, Ihey
suakeu INC s'rhisht sfaHs iat call q
nut tnsy mlh1nuked the amount OF
grass rep IN a great many buncpes
OF cAtte shat a heeIr on sraH-
tlu V"plen OH ~ a ieec lot on ny
LOU, ihey hhane proper price re-
uu'tlohH on y HtraiHht run 81
k'@HH'IH nut "heh klihns meets
showed Up the miudie OF y week
was SHOWN That the short ted
klhhs We're costing relatively TOO
nlueh' oh fuesuHy the price adj
luhtment heEnn n from now on
thc puNinf sloe VIII nave n larger
mergin IN prices between the
fiiicib oty cattie anu those
,hot nave n some gram on Hrass'
Stia'kht grass cattic coming now
ARE as pam ana snort IN flesh as
.n,y WIZ ee AZ n time TINS Year,
Ihey "hould improve rom now on.
ne OF grass chttie -
n"n "iueiS scattered ana o
larry wen untier way from any
es'loh
moNtheht ron Vkah0thn
WIZ ne larry liberal ny h iirst
WON IN july ana the run from
.ousn IoAaa WIZ sinhih below
normal hs repeated dippingn %
cattle have not gwen them a
oh"nc" 10 got rat. Observation-Disclosures
the lac OF flesh a good many arc
going INTO kiiiers hands
Soushwe-s rattle Srarcr
cattle OF good quality
however we're scarce. dewitt Kerr
siipred from Myre iop -tochrrs
80 bounds hat broaTht ts25.
N mEhess price paid Tor stoekers
= : week 9, T. PENNINGTON %
Lebanon, khnsdr, mArkaart 50
heii"fS' lazy y har nrhnd which
ne pouFht NJ inc KANSAS 'ity yards
iast ,ntobcr az sa.pa q hundred
pounaff when they sveragcdN 800
pountt Ihey brought 500, Tie
nlFhesi price paid for i"i h.nors
on amy market inns year Those
h%eifers were from the Midtnd,
Tcnss country oriHinalw
HOT weather and the ecnoraiy
pain quality OF the oronnss
caused a sharp decline In pr.Ses
81 sheer and lambs. = new iow
level o the year was established.
irneucaity an The offcringa wont
into killers hands largely because
y was 81 Qualify not suited 20
Feeders
some sales OF southwest cattle
'niE week We're
= ~ FRANKLIN, Tolnr, \. NJ 8
calves Sel pounds $3.50: 9 cnlveh,
: pounds $3.50: 10 stockert
e@s pounds $3.50; IL siockera e2b
pounds ss.6o.
Murphy \ phrfk cuero rexaf
~ calves, $50 ponnds. ts.2b; ~
cai.es, 2ss pounds tsIs