The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET

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 LIVE STOCK MARKET LoUIsVILaLE. Ky; August S.-cattle: afsers, sfp's beef a's steers s esSy eoWs sssas; is5 pouh% Ss up ifp' ssi5 iso to oS iSj pounds; ss:2o: pigs: l2o pounds down' WI eep. sSo stea6s s0 a%Bs shseP choice, st3; sheep, s3-5o a 5.50.
 KANSAS CITY. Mo. August 3-Cattle: Receitps, 2.OO0; calves, 500; killing qual- ity, steady; no choice beef steers offered oenners oeai M-sa and cutters. mostly s25c e ss5; calves, steady; practical top light vealers, Reeeipts say st0' 4sGeo; ana few rae meduTn l weight Butchers to shippers. at s7.6o or 1oc high shipper top s7sS bulk of fntch sales; to packers. at s7.50 or steady to stronger; packing sows, steady; bulk. S6,75 ; sfUea sheep pss Receipts. ooo native lambs, steady to strong, at S11.6 50; better grades, $11 e l1.5O; others, ss@10; odd lots sheep steady.
 CINCINNATI Ohio. August s.-HogA: 70O good fat grade, steady; medium and common, dull and weak; calves. good; steady; heavy and common, slow and weak. Sheep: Receipts, $500; strong. Lambs, slow and steady
 NEW YORK, August Seattle receipts, 1900; steady; steers, $5. 50 .75; bulls, g. 5O@5; choice western, s6.25Q7 cows, Sf!26 0p6. Calf receipts, 1.260; irregular; veals, $sG15; culs and little calves s7@ SFtWestern calves, SSd9.
 essseep and lamb receipts, 44:75c; irregu- Sl sP6o@i4. 75; culls. s7@s.
 sIiog receipts. 4i4s5; steady; medium to fairly heavy hogs $S. 55 WS. S0i pigs and 4eavy hogs. sS@S. 40; 1roughs, s6@6.25. feG4ICAGo, August S.-Cattle receipts. 4fobe; most killing classes strong, quality oSitsidered; higher on desirable yearlings; low grades she stock very dull; top ma, tured steers, $11 80; several loads, s11 50 Q11.75; part load long yearlings, s11 25; few loads, $10 70 Q II. 10; bulk beef steers Weak; iea bulk bologna bulls, s4@4.5O: few on beef orders, $4 75; vealers scarce, 25c higher; bulk to packers, $l5q I gd II 5G out. :9.75i saa i'eaS'A '''aaY' 0DlA 'AAAsi' 1-1 higher on good and choice grades; closed with early advance mostly lost; common Thursdays average; bulk good and choice 160 to 240 pound averages early $S SlOQ S.25; top, s. 30 early; bulk good and s. packing sows mostly @6.s6; good strong weight pigs, s6.75 @7.25 estimated
 Sheep receipts 11oOO; fat lambs most ly 25 p50c lower, sorting considered; culls nd 9c hssp wastsrn gsneTay mosy stsna m & sd nd $T2,50; bulk natives, 11Q12; few topped t91&ty butchers at SIP 25; culls., sS 500
  fSf'ewes mostly s3 @4 25; medium and hAndy weight. $5 @6.25; choice lightweight upward to S7. 50.
 EAST ST. LOUIS, IL. August 3.-Cattle receipts. 1000; no native beef steers nor fat light yearlings here western steers, - 25c higher at S6 .75; good and choice veal CTS steady at S10: 50@10.75 other classes non1inal; few beef cows upward to S6.5O; canners $2: 25Q o. 50; cutters, S2.75@3.5 50; bologna bulls, $4q5.
 Hog receipts, 14.OOO; light hogs, 1Oc to 15c shigher; medium weight and heavy with most of advance lost; closing top, $s l5, against $s, ,25 yearly; bulk days supply good light hogs, $S.15@s. 20; medium weight, SS qS. .15 heavy butchers, change; bulk good pigs, s7G7.40 packing
 Sheep receipts. LOGO: steady on sheep and lambs; top lambs SIP; bulk s11. 50 O FfA5; culls mostly s7; light mutton ewes, SsF5o; heavy, S5. 5O
 John Wells to Alexander Reid. NwA of NWA of section 2, township IS. south A range west, $1,6OO.
 ~Rosa l.. Diffay to J. D. Glasgow, as trustee, lots l to 10, inclusive, in block 4 lots l to 29. inclusive. in block g. lots 1 to 1s, inclusive, in block 6; lots to IS, iFclusive; in block 2, and lots l to 9. in
 C. A. Shomburg and Addie Shomburg to Payton Newgent and wife, parts of N-WA of NEh of section 23. township 1S range west S2,200
 J. D. s. Davis to Mrs. Mary Christie lot beginning at north boundary of First aKenue at the intersection with Third street, extending eastward 160 feet and soqthward 50 feet, S4,250. / II: C; Hassell to omer Brasher lot g. in block 25, and lot IS, in block 2s. s2. 2.6O0. block 6, s3,sOO.