The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-19
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EAST ST. LOUIS. H., Sept. fs.--HoE light hogs showing maximum decline close active on medium weight butchers; others very draggX; packers paid up to l60 to 27O pound averages. Ss. 4o@s .65; no extreme hesvies on sale; pigs IS q 25c lower; bulk. s7Q7.75; packer sows, S7Q
 Cattle receipts 1000; generally steady; top matured steers. SIP. 10; best long yearlings; S11.75: best. mixed yearlings, iings, slO@lo. 50: beef cows, s4.25@6.25; 4. 75; light calves, SIP 50 0Q12.75; top calves. SIS.
 Sheep receipts 45oO; slow; fat lambs oG oo Gwe snd good 9 aGd choc tive lambs, s1S cnls unchanged, mostly $S; sheep scarce and steady; light nut ton ewes. SC.
 NEW YORK, Sept ls,.rcattle steady; receipts. SIS; steers. .$5, 65 e 1.25; state 0us csvss Steady q9%s soS veas els; culls and veal calves. S9qlo; butter
 Sheep and lambs steady; receipts, 5000; sheep. 50 .5o@6; 25; ehlls $2as.25; lambs. s12.f5@1s culls, ssa1o.
 d Hsss wesS3s sssds sGSe5 s pss sst 5S e.7o; heavy hogs, S9,SoQ9.45: roughs,
 CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-Cattle receipts, 11.OOO; beef steers and yearings very un- even, generally in line with yesterday s no strictly choice offerings here; top at noon, SIP. 35; some more desirable weighty steers bid s1265 numerous lots well con sold at noon; bulk fed steers and yearlings. s9.75Q11.75 best yearlings SIP; west ern grassers fully steady; killing quality rather plain; bulk. $7.25@S around 10 quality offerings to feeder buyers. s.75 q otds Hare aln 0fN hfnrl packers paying upward to $l3 25; outsid- CTS hand picking upward to S14; other Hog Hog eea receipts, % 27Ooo; opened steady to 10c lower on desirable grades; most sales. lo@15c off; closed 15a 25c lower; bulk good and choice 1eo to 23O pound average. sS. .s5G9;1o; packing sows largely S7 70 c 7.6o; desirable, strong weight pigs. S7@ 7.5O estimated holdover 1S,o00.
 Sheep receipts 2s,Ooo; fat lambs steady 10 25c lower; feeding lambs, cuil natives and sheep steady to weak; most western fat lambs, S13.s5G14.l5; top, Sl4 25; na- tives, S13.25d13.75 top, $14; cuIls largely s9. 50 10. SO; choice fat lightweight ewes. feeding lambs generally S13. 5oQ1S.75; choice kind upward to sl4.
 CINcINMAT1i CT. O.: seRst, 1s;THog $ re CTS and butchers. $S 1909; medium, SS.75 @9; pigs and lights. s5. 50 @6.5o
 Cattle receipts. 65O; slow and steady;
 sheep receipts, 1.2oO: steady; lambs steady to soc lower, s5Q11.
 KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1S.-Cattle re- ceipts, 26,000; calves 1000: very slow better grades corn-fed steers scarce; few here: fully steady; early top matured steers, $1l 50; long yearlings, $l2' short fed steers draggy, steady to weak; spots lower; western grassers slow. about steady bulk early sales. s6.5OQs.75; she stock around steady; beef cows mostly $3. 50 O 5 30; bulls steady; bologna, sS. 75 c 4.25; calves mostly 25c higher; top veals S1O; stockers and feeders slow; better grades slow: others weak to lower; bulk early sales. SG.25Ms.
 Hog receipts. 1s,ooo; around Toe lower than yesterdays average; spots nearly steady; good and choice 175 to 2s0 pound averages to shippers. sS4o@S 55; top $s.60; bulk of sales, S7.s0@S.4 45 packers doing little: taking few lights up to S75; packing sows mostly 15@25c lower bulk. S6.75G7; stock pigs around steady Sheep receipts. 15oOO opening sale. generally 25c lower: early top westerns si3 s5; others sIs 25 a 1s .5o best natives s12.75; better grades largely SIP ol above; sheep slow, about steady range ewes. s5. S0@6,