The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-10

LIVE STOCK
 EAST ST. LOUIS. H.. Oct. S.-Hogs. Receipts. 21.O 900; closing active. uneveniy i5e to 200 lower on leo to pound aI6 nqs most goos a dnd saSioe S S5G 10 5 01 @ 1oc decline; 190 to 21O pounds, S7s5 6s.00; 60 to lsO pounds s7.65 @ 7.so; pigs nearly most 190 to 13O- pound pigs; under 100 pounds. sso0 96. 50; packer sows. steady: Cattle: Receipts, 7,5Oo; native beef steers, steady at s1o and up; other and western, steers, 1oc to 15c lower; no good ere: small lots steady; beef cows barely ateady with lower undertone prevailing
 oel few few g at fS g. io GSHheuf buIls steady higher top s12; bulk. sl1.75; stocker steers unchanged; bulk native steers. SS. 50 HOO, bulk western steers, s6.10 @S.45 sheep, Receipts 5000 mark market t opened opened CTS, $l3.50GJ l3.75, packer top, st3.25; two loads good yearlings, s1125 culls. mostly lost large part of days supply sold to packers late at $t3i sheep steady around ss for good light killing ewes.
 CHICAGO. Oct 9.-Cattle: Receipts. 16.OO0: most killing classes unevenly weak ty fed steers semi -demoraiized; many un- sold at noon, including highly finished sh of of, esanss 1eraEs Gsss yesrngs e@ Sl0 25 q 11.50; yearings and handy weight steers. moderately active at minimum T lower; bulk early trading, $6,5o o 7.5o; qualified lots to killers. s7.5o 9s.25;. feed CTS buyers paying $6,90 W735 for desira- ble kinds. with plain offerings downward 10 S55o and below she stock generally i higher; vealers. $50, higher
 Hogs; Receipts, 27,oo0; uneven around goc t9 l5c lower than yestersday's sdo g ayer- yer lound average. $7.9o S.00 one load 305- pound average, $s.1o; desirable lS0 to ls0. pound average, mostly s7,5o 7s5; bulk backing sows, t670 e TOO; desira b e weighty slaughter, pigs, mostly s6 6 5O Q 723'
 sheep: Receipts, o4,0oo; fat lambs un- even around steady; sheep steady; feed oq175o; natives. largely slS.oo % ii5,25; top. s1a.s5; ouiis. ss,6o 1000: bulk fat ewes, f5@6; feeding lambs, mostly fle.75@1s.25.
 t0 steady. steers $500 e 1O.50; state bulls. 'ss5a 4,76; COTS 'iisS@4;2S. 5S ..,. .ssO D1e.0Q; culls and little calves. s 99; but
 sheep and lambs: Receipts, .a.5oo; sqSY sliSSii sSGi9 oGls sss@@iij 'u''' S@'' '4H0S
 Hogs: Receipts, 100; steady; light to sdiunl weishts ss.9S .s q oS s'aS; pigs .Sds@ Y fe.75 37.0o.
 aeipts, 21.OOO: calves. 4,Ooo; desirable eorn-fed steers and yearlings. fairly ac-  western grassers dull and weak to 1Oc lower; best heavy steers, $lO75; yearlings. $1l;25; mixed heifers and steers, sii cows COWS sS.75o 500; few up to ,s canners and cutters. s2.2s@s.5o; bulls. steady; practical top veaiers. s950. few st s1O ; desirable stockeas and feeders, active strong; bulk ssS5@74o; top s7.a6; Colo
 Hogs: Receipts la.OOo; very slow. 5 to 15c lower to shippers on desirable 1so to p0.N ay a q lights stronger; bulk, 13o to 5o-pound syerage. s6.sO@7,2s; shippers top. .7,75; A i5e to D 25e lowsr packer top, s775: ne - diurn to good s2O to 800 pound butchers Sheep: Receipts. 16,coo; lambs steady to 1oc lower; top western, Sls26; bulk. -13.OO c 1915.
 cINcISMATI Ssa o., oct; 2 .s sMHoss; Hog Re ,.,: medium, s7.s5@S.25; pigs and lights castle soo RsSs,pts. ss2 ..S ssG slow and weak
 Sheep: Receipts. i,soo. steady; lambs steady
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. s.--cattls: Re- ceipts 800; slow; heavy steers. ss;ooS CTS, ss.oo@s,bo.
 zoo pounds up to ss.25; 16b so 200 pounds S8; 12O to 165 pounds S7: pigs. l20 pounds down, S4,7s@S.75; throwouts. ;5,Ss down.
 Sheep: Receipts. 200; steady; lambs. ;1a. DRY GOODS
 NEW YORK. Oct. 9.--Dry goods pri- iary markets were generally quiet today cotton goods and yarns were easter. with trading light. Burlap shipments from calcutta to this country last month to- tailed 74,ooo.00o yards, @s compared with A7,e0o,o00 in August, Silk markets con 1tnued quiet; fancy dress goods continued steady Jobbers did moderate business for filling in needs,