The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-15

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 NEW YORK. August 14-cattle receipts. Steady; o vesis sSs@15; cuils, s7Ss. 50; but
 sheep Sheep and md ' lamb receipts, s,75O; irreg uar. Sheep, $3 500 50i culls, S2@3i lambs ss 5{ 50 IA 2S gga5s' a5a 'f@S' fg8 medium weights, ss s5q9.10; pigs and heavy hogs ss 25Qs.5 50; roughs, S6@6.25.
 CHICAGO. August !. Cattle receipts 1l.oooi better grades matGred killing ing steers eligible to sel lat P SIP; bulk beef steers and yearlings, SS 75.@1l; top ma tured steers, SIP 45; best long yearlings western steers, S7.15QS.25; calves re- gained early lows; bulk to packers, $11Q II 50: outsiders picking up to Sl2 and over; bulk desirable heavy bologna bulls, S4.40Q5. 50: plain kind and lightweight, 8 ,25Q4: stockers and feeders strong;
 Hog receipts 24OO0: good kind fairly active, mostly 15c higher; medium grades, 10Q15c higher; common and mixed pack choice. 140 to 240 pound average, $S 20Q 8 AS; top. ss 50; bulk desirable 25o to S25 pound butchers, S7 S5 @S l5; bulk packing sows, S6.10@6.50; good strong weight
 Sheer receipts, 15, ,0Oo; fat lambs gener- ally strong to 15c higher; spots more; feeding lambs and sheep strong to l5c higher; cull lambs steady; good and choice tives mostly s12.25a12 35: top. SIP 50; good lightweight killing ewes upward to I.ID [, ' extreme heavy downward to S4 feeding lambs mostly Sl2.15 a lS
 KANSAS CITY. Mo. August 14.-cattle receipts, 21 900: calf receipts, 4,000. Better grade steers and yearlings steady; other fed steers and western grassers steady to 15c lower; top weight beeves Sl1 l5; yearlings, Sll; she stock mostly steady; bulls and calves about steady; most bo logna bulls, 3.50d4; practical top light veaIers S9; few to shippers, go ,25; de- sirsble stockers and feeders steady; other classes dull; bulk better kind feeders, S7 25q9.30.
 Hog receipts. 11.o9o mostly 2O@2 25c higher; shipper top, SS packer top, v 30; i; bulk of sales, $I 45g 95; bulk lSO to 1sO to 2s0 pound averages. s7 s0@7 95; packing sows mostly $5. 1906. 25; pigs steady to strong bulk $616 40.
 sheep receipts. 5000; lambs strong to 15c higher; top Colorados, SIP. 55; other tives up to sl2; better grades mostly s11.5o G11.SO; sheeJ 35 q soc higher; Colorado : ewes. s7 60; feeding lambs, sl2.25.
 LOUISVILLE. Ky. August 14.-cattle receipts 200i steady; hesvy steers, $s@9i s2@7; feeders s6@7 25; stockers SS.5o@
 Hog receipts. 500: 1G5 pounds up. ss. 40; 120 to 165 pounds, S7.s0i pigs 120 pounds down. SC 30; throwouts, S5 go down.
 sheep receipts. 300; steady; lambs, s11.5O @12; sheep, SS5o c 55O
 CINCINNATI, August 14-Hog re- ceiptS, 3,0OO. Z5C hlgner on packers and butchers; heavy. Ss. 25 @s 5O packers and 8. 75; staes s! 2s; fat sows. S596; pigs ' Cattle receipts, 400; steady: good de- nand on butcher cattle steers. S5 50 @ l0.25: heifers. s4@9.50.
 Sheep receipts. 1,So0i steady, lambs, s4Q 9s50.
 EAST ST. LOUIS, H., August 14.-Cat- tie receipts. 5000; native steers strong, westerns steady to strong spots 25c high CT. SIP 40 paid for matured steers; fat light yearlings and hefers. 25e higher; beef sows and bulls steady, canners opened 1Om1bc higher closed with advance lost; light vealers 50G75c higher at 80 75Q 10 25c; bulks follow: Native steers, 30 50 @Il.35 westerns, S5. 25@ S5; yearings $s@1O.65; beef cows. $3.75a5.25i can
 Hog receipts. 15,5o0: active, 25@ BOG higher; top, Ss SO; bulk l60 10 24O pound averages sS 40nS.55; 250 to 270 pound $8. 5Qs. .40 pigs strong to unevenly high err bulk desirable weight, ST. 25Q7.75; packer sows mostly SC 10 @6. 25.
 Cattle receipts, 5000; native beef steers strong; SIP bid on heavy steers; westerns steady: early sales. S717.s5; light year ling steers and hefers, 25c higher at S9bO @9.65; beef cows and bulls steady; most cows $3.75a4.75, bulls. 5.15q q 20.
 Sheep receipts. 2,500 generally steady top lambs to shippers, SIC 55; to packers SIP 25; bulk, S12612.25 cull lambs most ly S7 to packers. few higher; fat light ewes. $5 50; heavies $3.50.
 HORSES AND MULES
 Horses and mules steady. Quotations un- rh