The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-01
LIVE STOCK

NEW YORK, August s1.--cattle irregu- lar receipts 5ss; steers; ss.so S1l; 10; steady. higher for tops; receipts. 200; veais, $l5@l5.5o; culls and light calves. s7@s; grassers, s4G5.
 Sheep and lambs steady; receipts, 5000; sheep. ss@s. 5O; eulls. .2.5o@s; lambs
 Hogs steady; receipts. 200; pigs, medium @s.S5: roughs, ss.7697.25.
 receipts. 11,ooo. Following 10c to 15c ad vance, early hogs closed little better than steady; top. s. 75; closing top, ss. so; medium weight 80. .25@s.55; heavies, ss@ 9.25; pigs and packer sows little changed ; bulk pigs. ss.5o@s; packer BOWS, q .25 Q 7.50.
 Cattle receipts 3.ooo; no native beef steers or light yeariings;. western steers steady to 25c lower; beef cows. 1o@15c bulls nominsl: calves. s1.50@11; canners, s2 2502.35 mostly; western steers, S6@7: almost impossible to obtain bids on beef cows.
 sheep receipts, BOO; steady to strong; ; few lambs to butchers. s12.76; packer top. a saasNe.5 eu ofisr6s s9IS nA,Efs cuffs f s7.bo; good light ewes. s7Ss; heavies. receipts. 800: eslow;' heavy steers, ss.25@ g beef steers. s59s, 50; heifers. s5@s. 50: 1: cows, s2g7; feeders, $6@7.2b; stockers,
 Hog receipts. 2,soo: Kc higher: 1s5 pounds and up. ss.75; l2o to 165 pounds. ;s.d ss.ls; pigs 12S pounds and down, s7s5;
 Sheep receipts. 800; steady; lambs Sl29 i2.5o; sheep, ss.5o@5. 50.
 KANSAS CITY, August s1.-cattIs re- ceipts, 1000; all killing classes fairly stay no choice fed natives 0tsrsd cows mostly, sS.5o@5; off head up to s7 canners mostly s2. 25; practical top light vealers to packers, ss; stociers and feed
 Hog receipts, 5000; mostly 1Oa zoe high err. shipper top: s:2o packer top. s.so; ITO to 2so pound averages, ss s0@si5; few l40 to 1s0 pound mostly ss 65 Qps.76; packers doing little; packing sows mostly CT; mostly s7 .4o@7.so: few at ,7.7o.
 Sheep receipts. 5000; killing classes steady: no range lambs offered: best na- tive, SIP 50. Texas wethers, $8; others delivered under contract, ss, 2s.
 CINCINNATI O.. August sl.-Hog re- packers and butchers. g. e.so@iO; medium, ss.s0@10. Cattle receipts. 500; slow and
 Sheep receipts. 5000: steady; lambs slow and steady. 5000; run largely southwestern grassers and lower grades of natives: no choice long fed steers; bulk beef steers and year. lings, s7.5049.50 to killers; few loads up to s11 s5, the top; trade practically steady: outlet narrow for in-between grades beef cows and heifers; bulls weak to 25c lower; canners and cutters uneven fairly active; other classes steady to weak {; next weeks holiday curtailing buying to cows and heifers; bulk vealers. s1O 50 dD lo.75: few up to s11; most heavy calves s6G6. 50; few heavy bologna bulls above s4 50; bulk. $3. sog4. S5: bulk stockers and feeders. $5. 5o16.75; few loads quali- fled most grain fed heifers on yearling order, ss@sso; grass kinds. ss. 2b CT .25 mostly.
 Hog receipts. ga. 900. mostly 15c to s5c higher. especially on desirable kinds; clos ing slow; bulk good and choice ibo to 24o pound averages S9. .30@9.60: top. se 50. desirable eso to 325 pound butchers, sss ss e 2b: packing sows largely s7 406pl65 good strong weight rigs. sS.759s.25: esti, mated holdover. Il. 900.
 Sheep receipts, 14,000; killing classes and grades of lambs steady; aged stock weak to around 25c louAr: fAAhin~ i<~r hs