The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
FAT STEERS IN
DEMAND, LAMBS
Off so CENTS
Indications of Higher
Prices for Cattle;
Hogs Hieirei

AHNH - ~
KANSAS CITY. March Cat
tie this week started sharply hirh-
or but by Thursday most OF the
gain In plain killing steel wa
lost, However on Friday an pr
der for good heavy fat steers could
not be filled because 90 lack OF Of
forings. II was quite evident that
thc severe cold and heavy snow
throughout the central sections
tended 90 cut down the demand
The high price Of the year, SS,S5,
wuH paid Tor fat steers. $50 for
feeders and s. FOR rtockpfH choice
cows cold M 20 $3.50: hoifers up
30 ts.25. Good choice steers ure
quoted al t1.lj tu $3.50 ana fair
To good classes ut sG.55 Co S5.di
From now on the supply uf both
tat and thin cattle will be small
and the way buyers have acted in
he past ten daya Indicate tina. the
upward swing In prices has not
arhCd the limit.
Hog acld up to Sil.25 Friday.
he highest price since last Au-
gust and $3.50 above the low point
reached last December.
lambs broke so cents from the
high point Of last week ana az .hC
fun decline choice lambs sold az
$3.50: ewes. S725 20 as. wcthcrs.
fN TO 81, and ycnrlinCs. Slz SO 60
fi3.15. Several punches OF Texas
lcedlug lambs sold at Fi25O to
! ti326.
Look For Advance This Munth
The most sevcrc storm and SNOW
NJ the yonr which passed yer CO."
central west this week. had no
material effect IN the live stock
markets except that 10 tended o.
Hut down receipts. outlet cham
icls were held opened by a good
demand from eastern killers and
foodcrs continued buying fieshy
.ocders for a short finish aud thin
steers were taken freely to be held
until grass Be- available The gen
orai conditions In the cattle market
remain favorable and the selling
dc les expecting ar advance this
month 4 Euod many cuuntrymon
urc buying thin cattle now In pre-
ference To- a later period when they
msy soil a little lower hut the in
| crease in weight will offset the dir-
ference in price.
Hogs U.o Over Stt.OO
Hogs went above the 81 mark
Tor the first time since last August
Indications are thut March viii
II how % further fiar IA prices unless
receipts nrc maj rially larger than
hoy were In February.
Some sales Of southwest steers
this week We're;
Lyons. Cueru. y. NJ. p feeders.
17a pounds. g770.
a. D. Field. Groom. Texas. %
nlvcs. 1872 pounds Se75; . hclf-
grs. $50 pounds. SG15.
] "a 10 LH-H.-H- AHH-..HL 49,.
20 feeders. 7g6 pounds. S7.25.
n =. Hoops. Lorenzo. TeNus.
O. calves 39N pounds. SO 20.
nnnis Rule. Lurcnzp. Texas; 112
ftockers. 7St pounds, 81 90.
Fuel on co. Snyder Texas 7'
earrings. 7g2 pounds $3.50: 100
'eers sgTo pounds. $3.50.
Alexander Bros. Winters TovrE.
CO. rtockers. b77 pounds. SIZE
A. stockors. bie pounds $40; o.
.tockcra. sac pounds. $3.50.
Callivnn 1T Worth. roNas. a.
lockers. sac pounds $3.50.
Skafer, Ft Worth. Texas; a.
lockers. SIC pounds. $3.50
j. II. Harper. ~Aspermont, 20
roeAers Ge6 mounds. 81 90.
Danison Brothers. Moorclnud.
Okla. 20 sfock,ra $40 pounda.
u .NHHW ~ E# NN"NHNNN|-# p
ta6 steers. Sos pounds, $3.50: 100
steers. a0h pounds $3.50
shannon Nc Alevtcr. pkia.t 9S
steers. 02G pounds 81 80; IA
steers. SIS pounds $500.
Boquit. Moorclnnd. okla; Cd
.teers. 937 mounds. ~. 90.
Trnahv McAlcstcr- okla. ~
steers. 1913 pounds. SG.75, ~ steers
noundH So 90.
Campbell. Woodward. Okla, 90
III lockers. COS pounds. SG.75
Elder Bramen Okla 80 steers
'0S2 pounds. 81. 90.
g. y Miller. Brnmen. Okla: ~
teers 1858 pounds $40
r. s Mckee. puinlHn. okla: "a
stockers. SIS pounds. sass.
CHRIS Larson. Heufrow Okla; "a
eedoTs. 1855 pounds SG.7i
Frank nenham. Yale Okla; 90
feeders SOS pounds. 80 90: g Hieer3
'120 pounds S725
McCluug May Okla: 90 stock
rs $50 pounds. sGT5.
Hughes. TeNhoma. Okla; go
tecFs N43 pounds S7.fi.
v. a. Milward. Wnlungford
Okla, ~ Etockcrs. Gl2 e8unda
iii GEO. Steer. 1910. 81 %