Week Ending Friday, July 28, 1922.
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│Cattle and │ │
│ calves. │ Hogs. │ Sheep.
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Market origin: │ │ │
Chicago │ 4,077│ │ 17,432
Denver │ 4,368│ 286│ 241
East St. Louis │ 3,317│ 836│ 492
Fort Worth │ 1,406│ 170│ 1,369
Indianapolis │ 908│ 192│ 772
Kansas City │ 18,483│ 917│ 1,919
Oklahoma City │ 2,996│ 120│
Omaha │ 8,591│ 75│ 19,861
St. Joseph │ 2,098│ 298│ 2,798
St. Paul │ 13,441│ 1,169│ 883
Sioux City │ 5,786│ 353│ 333
Wichita │ 1,512│ 136│
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Total │ 66,983│ 4,552│ 46,100
Previous week │ 47,627│ 5,140│ 34,919
Same week last year[5] │ 28,747│ 2,161│ 41,592
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State destination: │ │ │
California │ │ 170│
Colorado │ 1,374│ 286│
Illinois │ 8,458│ 826│ 3,681
Indiana │ 2,105│ 192│ 3,521
Iowa │ 17,302│ 1,266│ 8,695
Kansas │ 6,716│ 266│ 1,380
Kentucky │ 487│ 366│ 1,202
Maryland │ 101│ │ 310
Michigan │ 308│ │ 11,445
Minnesota │ 1,014│ 397│ 513
Missouri │ 5,654│ 588│ 4,159
Montana │ 493│ │
Nebraska │ 14,942│ 75│ 9,417
New York │ 48│ │
Ohio │ 1,009│ │ 801
Oklahoma │ 735│ 120│
Pennsylvania │ 3,894│ │
South Dakota │ 837│ │
Tennessee │ 36│ │
Texas │ 901│ │ 270
Virginia │ 129│ │ 411
West Virginia │ 59│ │ 121
Wisconsin │ 323│ │ 174
Wyoming │ 58│ │
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Total │ 66,983│ 4,552│ 46,100
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New Publications Issued.
The following publications were issued by the U. S. Department of
Agriculture during the week ending Aug. 1, 1922. A copy of any of them,
except those otherwise noted, may be obtained free upon application to
the Chief of the Division of Publications, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, as long as the department’s supply lasts.
After the department’s supply is exhausted, publications can be
purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington, D. C. Purchase order and remittance should be
addressed to the Superintendent of Documents direct and not to the
Department of Agriculture.
=Sugar Beet Growing Under Irrigation.= By C. O. Townsend, Pathologist
in Charge of Sugar-Plant Investigations. Pp. 32, figs. 17.
Contribution from the Bureau of Plant Industry. Revised June, 1922.
(=Farmers’ Bulletin 567.=)
=The Insulating Value of Commercial Double-Walled Beehives.= By E. F.
Phillips, Apiculturist in Charge, Bee-Culture Investigations. Pp. 9.
Contribution from the Bureau of Entomology. May, 1922. (=Department
Circular 222.=) Price, 5¢.
=A Handbook of Dairy Statistics.= By T. R. Pirtle, Dairy Division. Pp.
72, fig. 1. Contribution from the Bureau of Animal Industry. June,
1922. (=A. I. 37.=) Price, 15¢.
=Vegetable Growing in Guam.= By Glen Briggs, Agronomist and
Horticulturist. Pp. 60, pls. 17. June, 1922. (=Bulletin 2, Guam
Agricultural Experiment Station.=)