Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-09-02
Live Stock Market

UNION STOCK YARDS, Chicago, Sept.
1.-Prime steers at the high point of the
year and most other stock showing gain
over last weeks close, the supply of cattle
fell short of the expected total today.
Nearly 200 of the reported 475 cars of
live stock had not arrived at the opening
of the trade and this delayed the start.
Nearly 5000 hogs were held over from yes
terday but the trade was stronger. More
than 1000 sheep and lambs were forwarded
to big killers from other trading points
but the market was weak for the stock on
sale. ~
Receipts were estimated at 1000 cattle,
1000 hogs, 10000 sheep and lambs and
1000 calves l.5a H.s
Cattle-While cattle supply was light vet
the trade was more or less slow after a
late start. Strictly prime steers were called
steady but few were on hand. Some 3G1-
pound animals went at Sill with good year.
llhgs at $lO.25. Top steers were quoted up
to $11.2o; Cows and heifers held at un-
changed levels, most good cows going at
$L00@750. Gamers and bulls showed no
change while small killers again paid S12 rs
Wl3.0O for choice calves ON a steady market
Hogs-Light hogs sold 10@1Sc higher
from the start and they held this gain dur.
ing the day. Heavy stock sold strong while
packing Kinds also were a little better in
price. Few rough lots sold down to Sc. 25
while good animals made $7.2J@7.4O Top
ilght hogs sold at 5000. Pigs were 25c
S.75.
oHeePLaHps heiu ABOUT steady on a
large supply. Quality was not of the best
and natives went at $12.50@12.75 for top
lots, while westerns sold at $1275012OO.
Feeders were slow. Choice lots were placed
at $l2.75 @12.S5. No prime ewes were Of
Tered. Some good lots sold at $780,
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, Sept. 1,-(united
states Department of Agriculture. Cattle
S,oOO; best steers, steady, $1,000; western
grassers, 25c lower; bulk, $5.OO@5.75; light
warnings, Gamers, bulls and stocker steers
steady; beef cows, 1O@15c lower; light
calves, 50c@$1.OO lower; bulk yearIings
S1.ooq9 90; beef cows, $4.OO@5.25: can
ners, $2.25@2.5O; top calves, $1,000.
Hogs, 10000; steady; top, $9.75; bulk OF
150@250-pound vaerage, $9.5OM9 So: bulk Of
100 to 150-pound average, $9.OO69. 80: 25(
pounds and up, $9.oO@0.5o; packing sows
bulk. $6.50@7.00; pigs, active and steady
good weights, Ss.5O@9.oO; under ITO pounds
$1,000 $50
Sheep, 1900; 25c lower on lambs: steady
on sheep; top, $1,000: bulk, fat lambs
heavies, $500; culls. 5Oca$2.5O.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 1.-U. s
Dept. of Agricuiture) Cattle: receipts
2.50O; beef steers and yearlings, dull; veal
quo texas 1Sp steers S1o2S
other classes steady and slow: cows, SO. 50M
300; bologna bulls. $S.25@3.00; Gamers AM
cutters, s. 25@32 5; ,vealers, $1,000; stock
Hogs: receipts, $780, open steady
closed GsS +o SLOW &c to Zoe lower than yester
t bnlk soo ITO to 2sogounders; $ss5@o.O5; "a
steady to loo lower; $7.156T. 25: stool
Psss soo5 10 ct to 15c lower; best, 1915; bulk
sheep: receipts, 1000: slow, KILN,
classes classes about steady: Colorado lambs. So Is
| LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept. 1.-Cattle. 200
| SLOW nervous; heavy steers, $7.5O6s. 90
beef steers. $5.50@7.50; heifers, $500
| o.9o; cows. $2.00M5.OO; feeders, $500
| o.30; stockers. $3.00@6.25.
| hogs LOO; market 15c higher: tops
100 25O pounds. $50; 120@165 and IS
pounds 20 md up, 1913; pigs, 100 pounds down
S1:00: throwouts, s6.45 down.
- Sheep, 700; steady: lambs, $3.50: sheep
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-Hogs-Receipt.
1000, steady to I5@25c higher; heayies
80; oo@9.5o; packers and butchers. So SOC
9.65; heavy fat sows, $5.00@5. 90 pigs an
| lights, Sc. OO@9.50; stays, $4.O0@5 90.
Cattis-Reeeipts, 1900; steady; calves. so
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: slow, SOC lower
$1.00@5.50; lambs, steady.