The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-28
FOREIGN BONDS lnn Gurh MarEefl
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 NEW YORK. June 27.-Cattle receipts 1.47b; irregular; steers. s4 50 O l0.75 bulls, SHOOT; cows, sl .5od6.25.
 Calf receipts 2,320; lower; veals. ss6 12; culls. s6Gs: little calves. s6d6.5o; buttermilks s5G5.5O.
 Sheep and lamb receipts, s25o steady sheep, s3a5,5 SO; culls, s2@2.5o; lambs slo@15.75; culls. ss@s.
 Hog receipts. 6,170; steady; medium weights. ssqs.25; pigs and heavy hogs. &7.75Gs; roughs. s5.5o@s.
 EAST ST. LOUIS. H.. June 27.-Cattle receipts. 2.7Oo; beef steers steady to 25c lower; Texans. 1Oc to 15c lower: light yearlings. 15c to 25c lower; light vealers steady to 25c higher; other classes steady: top steers, $7 bulk native steers, $. 76Q 10 25; some Texans. s5; yearlngs ss@9' iosna S bulls ;4. 5oa 5' s a5; veaiers. ss.25.
 Hog receipts. 15,o0o; slow; few opening sales to butchers, S7 40 a .45; one load. CT; most good hogs to packers, s7 40; pig DosPa DocpsnreS sSersSfs sS,S ss7S7s' packer s0w'
 Sheep receipts 5000: good and choice lambs steady; others and eulis dull; top ings. si5: few culls, ss: bulk fat light ewes. s5.5o; heavies. ss.5o
 LOUISVILLE June 27.-Cattle receipts. g; heifers, SOS; cows ,2@7; feeders. ss or; stockers. $3. .5097.
 pounds. s7.75 12o to 1s6 pounds. s7 .l5; pigs, l2o down. s5.4o; throwouts. s6sO; sheep receipts. 4,soo; strong; lambs. sl4 G146o: two loads, s14.7b; sheep. ss@5. 400: 1oc to 25c lower; heavies. s7s5; packers and butchers, .-$765; medium; lights .5@7. 30.
 Cattle receipts. $50; slow and steady;
 Sheep receipts, s.2oo; strong; lamb. &C., tive and higher, s5Q15.5o.
 CHICAGO. June 27-Cattle receipts, 5000; general market draggy: very un- even; all except strictly choice beef steers; yeariings and beef cows and heifers un- off. or 100 under last weeks high time: top matured steers, $11.20; best yeariings cows almost unsaleable, some going at SS. 50 30, according to quality and con dition: choice grade fed cows and heifers scarce about steady; bulls strong; vealers about steady country demand for stock SSls sSIs bHosna stos,Isr. bulls huk de bulk .I beef l,s heiferss f7 50 @s 25.
 kind around loc lower; others uneven: spots l5c to Poe lower; bulk desirable 16o to Zfo pound average early, $7. 25 or .35; early top. $7 40; good and choice 2S0 10 $50 pound average. $7@7.20; packing sows around steady; bulk better kind $6 100 6 40; pigs very scarce: some big packers out of market at noon hold over IA O0O
 Sheep receipts. 5000; good and choice fat lambs active strong to higher; others and sheep steady; bulk and choice native lambs. $l5 25@ 50: top. sl550 culls off, mostly $9; medium and handy weight fat ewes. mostly $5@6.5 5O deck good 100 pound aged wethers. s7.5O.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, June .27-catt,a receipts, 5000; calves. 1.5o0; very little done; bidding generally lower on beef steers. yearlings and fat she stock; few early sales steady to lower; better grade steers unsold; choice yearling heifers s9.26; common to fairly good heifers s5@ !. .bO; early sales COWS mostly S450@6. few up to N; other classes around steady. most canners. $2 50; bologna bulls S4G 4:b0: bulk desirable vealers to packers ss:So; ss.so; few, ss; early sales stockers and
 Hog receipts 10000: practically no trad ing: one load early to traders at s7.15: shippers bidding $7@7.05, or 15c lower than yesterdays average on medium weight butchers: packers holding back: packing sows 1oc lower; bulk, S6@s1O: stock pigs 10c to 200 lower; bulk, S6 50 a 75; few at s6.90
 Sheep receipts. 5000; killing classes steady to 25c higher; early top native lambs. $15. .25; others. $1i.5o@l5; fed clipped lambs. $13.5 Texas wethers, SIPS 07.76.