The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET

KANSAS CITY. Mo. August 15.-Cattle
 Receipts 13,0OO best natives, S11e5; oth- CTS, 1O6Oa11; long yearings, Slo25; she
 stock steady; mostly killing cows $3.b 0
 55o; few, s6.5O@7; bulls, strong to 26e
 steady; practical top vealers Ss; selected
 kinds up to S9-bO; desirable stockers ana
 feeders, steady; other classes, slower;
 early mostly sS 50 @ s25. Hogs: Receipts, 12,O0o; generally l5 to 25c higher most
 packer top S810 bulk of sales. S.G09 a
 s.1o; bulk 1S0 10 l30-poun6d5 averaEes' b. -e4'ages. $7.s5@810; pocl5ing sows, mostly .Se96.50; stock pigs, Toe higher bulk strong to 25c higher 65-pound Colorados'
 S12.75; Idahos S12.45 practical top -naz-
 lives SIP; better grades natives, Sll'feq .a12; sheep, steady; fed Texas wethers' SS' Receipts IA. 200 active and steady; stags
 s275@425; pigs and lights lights; nd %70 stgonS S;ST
 on good; no change on common grades :;
 steers, S55O@10.50; heifers, $5@96O {;
 calves active $1 higher; S4@1S Sheep:
 Receipts 37OO; lambs, active and strong to soc higher S4Ql4
 LOUISVILLE. Ky. August 15-Cattle; ,r- Receipts. 200; slow; steady; heavy steers { ss.25@9; beef steers $5gs.2o' hsi1eTs. he IE Etockers, S3.50ib6.75 Hogs; Receipts, 2, GOO; zoe higher; 165 pounds up SS6Oi l2O t 10 i65 pounds, $s, pigs 120 pounds down, < SC 50: throwouts. S6-10. sheep: Receipts. zoo; steady; lambs, s1150@12; sheep t3.5O Q 5.50.
 EAST ST. LOUIS. H., August 15.-Cat- ! tJe receipts $500; native beef steers were steady: westerns steady to l5c lower; light yearlngs strong; beef cows and bulls steady; canners, 1OQ15c higher; light veal CTS 95c lower at $s.5O@10; bulk native yeariings. $s75Q1O.25 beef cows, ss 5b Q 25; tanners S1.9O@8 bulls. $S 75 425. 1 Sheep receipts. 2,0O0; fat lambs, Zoe { higher; SPECS paid by packers for two ' unchanged; bulk cull lambs to packers S7; best light ewes, S5 5Oi few choice breeding
 
 Hog receipts, 16 OOO; slow; about steady; one sale SS.7Q out or ilnei pfacticSl l0P' S-55: medium weight butchers dull and
 tending lower; 2lo to 240 pound averages. ss.4O@S.50; little doing on heaVtes; pigs f and packer sows unchanged; bulk l2O to 18O pound pigs, S750g5.d5; some up to
 NEW YORK, August l6,--Cattle receipts, 51s5; steers, 55,l25; bulls, 3,l25; cows,
 veals. 80. 5Oa9.5 55; culls and little calves.
 s7 .50Qs; buttermilks, s697; state west
 Sheep and lamb receipts. $500; irregu- lar. Sheep, 8 ,5oQ6. 50: eulls. $2@8; Hog receipts. 5,7sO; higher; medium ar Weights S9.25g9. 50; pigs, Ss. .50QS. 75; ! heavy hogs, sS@S.25; roughs, s6@6.5o. CHICAGO. August 15.--Catue receipts. b I 0.O00; better grades beef steers and year { lings strong to 15c higher; others steady E to strong; top matured steers, SIP GO :; Si2. 40: bulk beef steers. So 25glI. $: q yearlings, Ss .75@10.75 numerous loads q yea&ingSt AlUsl II sZos Duth NealefS 10 S packers s11@11. 50: outsiders paying up
 to SIP and above: bulls. canners and cut X ters around steady.
 Hog receipts, 22OO0; desirable grades mostly 25c higher common kind slow; ! sales at lesser advance; big packers bought < sparingly; bulk of hold-over out of finHt
 hands bulk good and choice 16o t. 23o 4 bulk desirable 24O to S25 pound butchers, ! Es7 .90@s.45 packing sows largely SC % Q { %f 50; good strong weight pigs, S7. 75 @ I *S estimated hold-over. 5000.
 sheep receipts, 15.OOO; fat lambs gener- z ally 25c higher: culs steady; sheep IS O ( 25c higher; feeder lambs steady to strong z bulk western lambs, $13013. 25; top \ $13.25; bulk medium and good native, SIP X m12. 5O few upward to $13; latter price ( top to city butchers; culs, S949. 50; aged { range wethers. SS 50G9; lightweight ewes 4 auostly S7 50MS; medium and handy [ weight. scr; heavyweight, s4 50@5 50i : feeding lambs, s13 10 @13. 15; quotable to SIS 25.
 HORSES AND MULES
 EAST ST. LOUIS, H., August 15.-Mules
 and horses steady. Quotations unchanged.