The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-05-12
LIVE STOCK

NEW YORK. May 11-Cattle, receipts l,22d6; firm; steers s7as.7t; bulls, s5a Calves. receipts. 625; higher; veals, S e Sheep and lambs, receipts 3,s4o; firm ai4.5O; spring lambs. si5.5o@17.
 Hogs, receipts 5,260; higher; medium weights, sS6o@S;so; pigs and heavy hogs Ss.25QS.50; rouGhs, S646.50.
 KANSAS CITY. Mo. May 11.-Cattle 15c to 25c higher; stocks up more or yearlings top steers. s1O.15; others. ss.5C @9.9o; few yearlings. s1o@1O.1o; others s9.65 down; she stock steady to 15t higher; best heavy cows sl.o0 6 ..75; bull, offerings below $7; good heifers, $7.50 c 5,.75; all other classes fully, steady; veal quarantine Texas steers, s5.75@6.s5.
 Hogs. receipts, 5000; steady to 5t higher than yesterdays average; packer and shipper top S7.50; bulk desirable 17G to 290 pound averages, s7.40@7.5o; bulk of sales, s125 @ 7.5O: packing sows, steady bulk natives, S6.60@675 few at s6.s5 sheep, receipts. 4,OoO; lambs strong ts sl3 e 1880; fed wooded Mexlcans. si5 sheep 4oc to soc lower; best shorn Texas wethers, sS.10; other early sales, s7.75 Q s; fat Texas goats s4.25.
 CINCINNATI, May 11-Hogs, receipts i.soo: strong to 1oc higher; heavies, sS:25
  pigs and lights, s5@7.9o.
 Cattle. receipts, 600; active and strong calves steady to soc higher; s6@11.
 Sheep. receipts. 200: steady; s 96.50 lambs steady. ssQ16.50.
 LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 11.-Cattle, re- ceipts 100; steady: heavy steers, $s@s.75i beef steers, s5@S.25; heifers s4.506Ds.25 cows. s9m6.5O; feeders, s6@6.25; stockers s3.50G6.75.
 Hogs receipts, 2,2oO; 1oc higher: 165 ao to 12o pounds, s6.25; 90 pounds down, s5: throwouts, s5.s0 down. stags, s5.3O sheep, receipts, soo higher. spring lambs, s1G.7b; sheep. sS@7,5o.
 .cHlcAGo. May 11.Acattle, receipts 5000: killing classes active, fully steady several loads. s1o@1O.4o some averaging 1.511 pounds at s10.1o; best long yearlings. ss.7o: mixed steers and heifers averaging here; few short fed steers under ss.5o to killers stockers and feeders very slow; short pastures restricting country demand around s7.5o; bulk vealers to packers ss.o5@9; choice kind to outsiders upward to sil; most bologna bulls s5@5.25. mostly steady with yesterdays average; top, s7.a5 bulk 1so to 210 pound average, s7.So@7.9O: 225 to $50 pound butchers, s.6O: desirable 110 to 130 pound pigs, St. 50 d7.5o, estimated holdover, 14,Ooo.
 Sneep. recelptS. bVVV, dctlNe' lat mostly 25c higher; sheep around steady; best clipped lambs. s14; choice 79 pound wooded Coorado's. Sl6 handy weight Nebra ska fed wooded Navajo's s15.50; few good and choice 125 to 150 pound ewes, ss.25@6.s5; odd native sprngers, s16.5O M17.
 EAST ST. LOUIS. H.. May 11.-Cattle. receipts 500; no native steers here; grass Texas steers. s7.25; one load. s7.56; three loads light heifers strong at S1.7o; other classes steady; most cows s5.5O 6.25; few canners s2s5 bologna bulls s5.35 @ 5.75 good and choice light veal steers. s9 a 9.50. Hogs receipts 6.5oo; active; strong to 10 chigher; top. s7s5: bulk 15o to 24o pound averages. s7.75@7.s5; no heavy hogs sold; good weight pigs strong to 25e higher; bulk. $6.50@7: others unchanged packer sows strong to 1Oc to 15c higher; bulk, s6T6.15
 sheep. receipts, 400: clipped lambs and fat sheep steady; spring lambs strong to o5c higher top shorn lambs S13.60: bulk sprngers. S15.50m16; culls, S11 50 4 IT; light clipped ewes, S7; heavies, SC.