Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-07-27
Live Stock Market

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO. July
2e.-While supplies were light ts+ IN aa,e als
were not able to boost. values. OF the
reported 766 cars of all kinds OF stock
for the local yards nearly 2oO had NOT
F ss ha at the about ppfaoo6So hogs held
from the previous session and this hurt
the trade today, when values dropped TO
the ReSeints 1 we're Estimated at 5000
tie. $4,000 hogs, $4,000 sheep and 2ooo
calves. s+ooav IN
strong, but the trade was not active. some M
choice heavy animals went over at Slo.ou,
while yearlings sold at 5000. Few steers
ever ever Cows and -heifers also found 2 good
outlet at fully steady values. Gamers
at for s the best stsadE nafeet
Calves ''o We're again 25c. higher; Packers $
Maid S95O610 for choice yealers, Whlte
small killers took some prime STOCK d.
| Hogs: Trading was slow at the start III,
Int demand was more active late IN tne
session. Values were 15@25c OF from
the average of the gay DeiI nucb nI as 35c
below the best time of that day., Prime
light hogs sold at $10.60@-O. %, Wmle r9 1an
packing stock dropped TO t'ooSg =. 10 s1n 81
Sheep: It was late before tn the SUPPLY SUPPLY
of western lambs reached t9 s1S y 4F@io on
aht ntaaSv MARKET, While city butchers paid
S12.75 for prime natives, packers stopplns
at toa s1 GSet at fully Steady prices
| CINCINNATI, o., July 26.-Hogs: S,o OS
weak, Is to 65c lower. HeaTies; SI9;oO Oo.
| 1O. 30: packers and butchers $lO.ouU1I.VV'
| pigs and lights $7.0OQ11.oo s+oors
| 81 5O@9'5O. Yearling steers and heife d
$4.00@9.5o stockers and feeders $4,000
sou q ooo. a+ooar q no0e. 10: steady
KANSAS CITY, NO., July 2e.-cattle
| 10, 800: calves, steady to SOC higher; pun
best vealers, 5000; most classes dull ant
| Uneven: generally weak to 25c lower; spot
off more on steers; best steers, bid 1910
early sales mostly $6.S5@9.25; most &c COWS VS.
| 81 O066OO. Prime yearling heiters, SS.I9
bulk bulls; $ :; oHa51 SG SUCKERS anu
| Hogs, 1000; open slow, later tradlng Ia Ia 7
| ~ active to both packers and Shippers 10Y
soc lower; lighter weights declining m n So
one load sorted 170-pound weights, $1o'1 ~
S1O.2o choice, 26O@3OO-poLnd weights
$9.5O@1O.OO; to shippers, sows mostly $7.T
$500; stock pigs, steady; to, $10.69;
Sheep, 5000; killing classes, fairly steady
| ton native lambs, SIPS; better grades
S120O@12.25; other, $9.00911.0 90; culls
around $500; best ewes, mostly S6.ooQ'.oo
'F EAST ST. LOUIS. MS, July 2e.o(u;; s
Bureau of Agriculture Economics. Cattle
Receipts. 1000, steady; good steers. SS.o
Sc. ood6. Is; bologna bulls, 81. 25@4.7 70
Gamers. $2.5O@2.75; Practical yea
calves, top, $500; good feeders, $3.50 an
up. -,
l150 to 2,OO0-pound averages, $40. $4,000. 61
bulk, 21o to 24O-pound butchers, so. 500
10. 40; bulk, $50 to 31O-pound averages. S. 4
@10. 10; packer sows, S7.75@S.O0; goo
Killing pigs. $40. 25@1o.5o. -,
Sheep-Receipts 4,5O0; steady; to
lambs, $1,000; bulk, $11. 50@11.75: cull'
SIS .50@5.75; fat light ewes, 5000; heavie'
So 90; choice yearling. TO (four-year-oid
breeding ewes, 6.50@S.00.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 26.-Cattle-Rt
ceipts, 400; slow. dull; heavy steers, %
as. 90; beef steers. 81. 5o@7.75; heifer
S.. soar so; cows, s2.OO@6.O0; feeders
So OO@6.75; stockers, 50. 50@6. %.
Hogs-Recepts. 1000; unevenly lower
225 pounds and up, $10.25; 40 pounds
: 225 pounds $40. 65; 100 pounds down, SO 81
Sheep-Receipts, $780,; higher; lamb
s11. 50@12. 90; sheep, $500 down. .