Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-26
Live Stock Market

UNION STOCK YARDS, Chicago, Oct
2o.-After weak close in nearly all
branches or the live stock trade yesterday
! the trade was again slow TO start with to-
day. Supplies were not heavy for the day
but cattle, hogs and sheep show up with
large runs compared with the first three
cattle arrived today, making the otal much
larger than week ago. Sellers had nearly
$1,000 stale hogs on hand.
Receipts were estimated at II, 900 cattle
1900 hogs, $4,000 sheep and $500 calves.
Cattle-Good cattle were about steady.
| There was again q lack of prime stuff, and
| Few steers were good enough to reach above
$500. Some heavy animals sold at $13.25,
whlle bunch of long yearlings made $1,000.
| Medium grades of steers were weak. Best
cows sold about steady but here also the
trade was slow or medium grades. Good
Gamers went at $2.75d3.00 on a generally
steady market, but bulls were weak. Calves
sold uneyenly lower. with good vealers at
$40 50M 90.
Hogs-Trading had weak undertone from
the start with values about like those OBJ
tanned late yesterday, or 1O015c below the
best time that day. Choice 22U@300-poun3
butchers sold at $9.30@9.4O early, but So 80
took prime lots late in the day. Best hogs
stopped at $9.40 with rough packing grades
at 500 and good lots up to $6.5OMSG0.
| straightforward was fairly active after
late start and values were fully steady
compared with the day before. Choice fed
western lambs sold at $3.50 while rangers
went ut $14.35. Prime natives sold at S14 %
GLASS generally, but feeders were Slow.
a small supply of aged muttons made steady
values choice light ewes being placed at
$7.256l7.75.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Oct. 25.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 800; wea; 80 to 45c lower; heav-
i les, 50. 40; packers and butchers, SO y q
30; heavy cows, $6.00IS.OO pigs and
+: lights, $7.OOG9. %; stays, 81. 5OG7.0O.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; duh and weak;
! calves, steady.
| Sheep-Receipts 500: steady. Iambs.
| steady.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct 25.-u5nited
States Department of Agriculture. )-Cattle,
| Is 900; all classes around steady; quality,
| common, best steers, early, $10.Gj; other
| sales, ST .25m9.50: few prime cows, Sc so;
good kind, S5.25M 500: all others, $50
! 40; ten cars of Texas cows, $3.50; many
heiferS S5.00@775; some yearling heifers
held around $S.75; bulk Gamers, So. % a
80; cutters mostly below $3.50; bulk bo.
losna bulls, $3.25@3.75; few vealers, $40. %
a 1880; few to local packers above $1,000;
most stockers and feeders S6.O0@I7.25.
| Hogs, 1900: slow; shipper market, 10c to
! l5c lower; packer market, 15@25c lower;
shipper top. $3.50; packers top, $50; lac
! to 1SO-pOunderS, mostly $S.4jM S.65; desir-
able 1870 to 24o-pounders, $S.6O@SS5; heavy
butchers, mostly SS.5O68 .65; packing Sows
. 25M35c lower; $7.50M 775; stock pigs,
steady, mostly SIS. GOA $50.
! Sheep, receipts, 1000; slow: early sales
killing classes, weak to slightly lower; 81.
pound western lambs, $500; best unsold
ODD lots ewes up to $500; most fat kind,
$6.50M6.75.
! EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-United
| States Department of Agriculture. Cattle
! $500; native steers and beef cows, slow
| few Sc. 75M9.50; western grass steerT
steady to strong; bulk, $5.GOM5.75; light
yearlings, bologna bulls and stocker steers
steady; Gamers, weak to s.. 5O6l =. Go: light
/ real calves, lower: practical top. $11.0O
yearlings, $5.50MS.00 bulls, S40004.75
stOcker steers, $4.50d6.7j.
Hogs, 1880, SLOW 1Oc lower; top, $940
IgoOd weight butchers still unsold; few 1O(
to go s pound averages, $9.sO@o.85; one load
at $40: bulk, $50 to 2OO-poInd averages
1925 a M9.35; pigs and light light. ur
changed bulk early sales, $9.2519. So
packer sows? $7.75@i 500; largely.
Sheep, 1900; &c lower ON fat lambs
others unchanged; one load choice fed .nmbs
to. butchers $14.25; jacker top, $14.O0; bulk
| 3.50Gl 400; culs, $S.50M9.00; fat Eight
ewes, 5000; heayies $3.50@L4.00.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 25.-Cattle T.,
800; best, steady; others, slow; heav!
steers, $7.50M S.25: beef steers. $5.0OM7.5O
! hcifers, S450Gt7.25: COWS. $1,000 80
feeders. S5.50M 100; stockprS $3.50T6. -
HOES, $500. 2JGt 40c lower; 120 pounds
MP. 1913: 100 pounds down, $50; throw
outs, $T.75 down.
! sheep. 100; steady; lambs, $1,000, sheep
$3.50 down.