Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-16
coMpARATIvE PORT RECEIPTs
coTToNseED OIL MARKET
Live Stock Market

UNION STOCKYARDS, CHICAGO. Jan.
15.-Cattle and sheep runs We're compare
tiyely large today but hogs were cut below
the necessary total. There were more than
$4,000 hogs held over from last week, how
ever, and after lower trade during the last
half of the week there was no chance to
boost values at the opening Of the present
priod. Funds VIZ lat arriving and trading
VS. slow to str.
Receipts were $4,000 cattle, 60, 900 hogs,
3d. 900 sheep and $500 calves.
Cattle-Demand for good cattle was fairly
active and some of the best steers sold
steady. Choice beef sters went at S11. 0OM
II 80, with bulk at $S.50G1 10 90. Some
spots showed medium and palmer grades
sfOT15c lower. Cows and heifers sold we'll
ut about steady values. Most Gamers went
ut IS .OOM3 10 on a steady trade. Bologna
bulls went mostly at 81 150l5.25 on steady
TO weak market. Calves did not show good
quality Values were steady compared with
the close of last week, but bulk OF Vealefs
west at $40. 0O010.50.
gt;s-Lower prices were paid for all kinds
<nogs from the start. Demand was $40"
and 1Jc decline was noted. Choice l4on lSO-
Mound hogs sold at $40 with good ~
sS,sshers went at $7.S0@7.90. The top OF
ne market for light hogs remained ut $50
with bulk of b.tchers at S7.70@ .25. Some
plain packing stock went at 81 ~ at Ihe
best time the trade was 501Oc OF.
SheepLLambs were slow and lower. Most
of the deals were off 25d SOC, with strlcI!y
Drime fed lambs quoted at %14.6o@ IA 3d.
City butche@ took choice lots at 81 ~"
while big? killers taking bulk at Stt :'o ~
1870. Good shorn lambs sold at ST. %
Aged muttons were also slow and lower
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 15.-(United states
Department IF Agriculture. )-Cattle; re
ceipts. 5000: beef steers, SLOW. steady 10
weak top, $40: bulls and fat she SIoCh'
steady to strong bulk sows, S4.9O@ 2'do ;
medium to choice bolognas, 500 3.Oo;
Gamers and cutters, steady, S2.2o@ 30;
yealers. 9.5G6 1000; stockers and feeders
strong to 25c higher; plain to good stockers,
Sc 50M7. 65: better grades Yealers, SI'ooeL
500: fIeshy kind, bid, $3.50.
Hogs: Receipts, % 600, 25@35c lower;
few bid 45G50 lower; packer top, $500;
shipper top, $50; bulk. 14O to 200 pounds,
81 $50 ,05: bulk desirable, 200 to 26o
mounds. S79O@S.00; bulk Of sales, $19oM
). 90: packing sows Doc to 25c lower, 50 q;
sheen: Receipts. 5000: lambs, 25c to
toc lower: TOP, s14.O0; other lots $4,000
"a az. clinpers $11.S0: sheep, steady to 21c
lower; best ewes, $50; shorn wethers'
s7.25.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, Jan. 15.-(United
states Department Agriculture. )-Cattle,
!. 900: steers. steady; bulk, $7.15dS.75;
light yearlings and cows. steady; yearlings'
S6. OO6S 80: cows, $4.25@5.75; Gamers, l0c
lower. $2.5OG2.65; bologna bulls, steady,
With bulk, $4.00@4.50; light vealers; steady
to lower. S11.00@11.75; stockers ana IeeG oa
steers, 10c to 15c higher; bulk, $5:O0p7 .Oo'
Hogs. 2O,5O0 25c lower; practical top,
$3.50: bulk 40 to $50 pounds, $S.4O0S.5n
30 to 800 pounds, s8.25@S.40: 23O pounds
and up SIS. 1OMS.25; bulk better weight
pigs, s7.T5MS.O0; packer cows. $1,000 To
sheen sold: two decks good S4pound fed
Iamba S14S5