The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-22

KANSAS ClI4t August 21.--Cattle: Re- ceipts. 27.000. Calf receipts 5000; better grades beef steers and yearlings 1Oc higher; spots up more; mother fed steers and grassers about steady; top matured . steers S12.50 10 outsiders long yearlings Sl225; fed westerns SS.25@9. Better bulls steady; bolognas mostly $3.75@425; calves steady; practical veal top. S9.5O; stockers and feeders, mostly steady. bulk
 Hogs: Receipts, 500, around 15 to 200 higher; 10 shippers top sS.6o; bulk of e.5o pounds $s.45QS.6O; packers bidding S8.25 or 10c higher, on butchers; pack IS 10 25c higher bulk S6,40@675.
 sheep Receipts. 4.000. No fat range lambs offered; natives general, 25 to 4oc higher; small bunch, SIS. better grades largely $12.5O@12s5; culls s7.75@ @s. Sheep fully steady; odd lots fat ewes up to SS. LOUISVILLE. Ky, August 21-cattle: Receipts. Soo steady; Heavy steers, $s.25 & besd s6vs sees ss $9FSe FSedels hefGFs sSS stockers, sS.5o @6.75
 Hogs; Receipts, 1000, 100 higher; 1s5 pounds up S9 i 20 pounds to 165 pounds. throw throw outs, tt' s65o down. SGl'''' '"D F'''''
 Sheep; Receipts, 900, steady: Lambs, s12@12.50; sheep, sS. $50.
 CINCINNATI O., August 21.-Hogs: Receipts, HOO; 25c higher on packers and butchers; 15c higher lights; common and grassy kinds lower; heavy. $8,5o Q S.75: packers and butchers, S9@9.25; medium, $909.25; stags, s4@A50; heavy fat sows, $5.5O@6.5O; pigs and lights.
 cstse; Receipts, 25o; steady. Steers ss.5o@1o.bo; heifers. $55O a1O.5o; calves sheep; Receipts. s,7QO steady. Lambs steady.
 CHICAGO. August 21.-Cattle receipts. 11,060: better grades beef steers and year lings steady to strong; others closing dull 'is best yearlinss. rings 12,ssc; bulk beef steers and yearlings, So 2b 0 II .5Oi comparatively few selling above SIP. .25; bulk western steers to killers $6. 5007 50, with 10 loads at 80 and two loads at 80 .75; numerous loads to feeders at S6@7 40; she stock steady; bulk canners. s2 6O@2.s5; cutters s2 s5@ @ 3.25; bulk heavy bologna bulls, S4 soc 4.75; few upward to S5; vealers, 25Q soc higher; bulk to packers, s12@12. 90; few. upward to S13 outsiders paying SIP. 75 @ l3; stock and feeders steady to strong.
 Hog receipts, 25.oooi. desirable light lights 15@25o higher; others steady to strong; closing very slow bulk good and s 90; top. Ss 95; bulk desirable 240 to S25 pound butchers, SS 20 @8 .65; bulk pack pigs, Ss9s go; estimated hoid-over 10, 600. Sheep receipts. 19,000; better graded fat weak to 25c lower; eulls generally steady, lambs strong to 10c higher; bulk western fat lambs SIS. 50Gp13. 90; top, SIS. 90; bulk natives. SIP. O i3 25; few sales upward to St3 50; culs generally $9. 50@10; three loads good yearllngs, s11. 25; five doubles Montana wethers, goodly number of year iings included, S1o@1O. 25; odd lots fat ewes. s4. .5o@7. 50; feeding lambs largely S13.4501S,s5.
 EAST ST. iouIs. TIL. August 21.-- Cattle receipts, $500; native steers opened steady to strong; closed weak; western steers opened strong to 15c higher: closed with advance lost; fat light yearlings 10 @ l 5c higher; beef cows steady; caners, 10 @ 16c higher; bologna bulls strong bulk shade higher; light vealers, 50e@$1 higher at s11 50Q12i stocker steers strong bulk native steers S1001i 25 westerns, S5. 40: 745; yearlings, S9m10.25; cows $4Q5.50; eanners. S2.50; bulls S4 25@4 75.
 Sheep receipts. $500; fat lambs 25c low 2; top, S12.75; bulk, SIP 50Q12. 60; culls unchanged mostly S7 50; sheep steady aAst light ewes to killers, $6; heavies, $4.
 Hog deceipts t5,00e active, mostly Sc Agher; top, S9. o5i bulk good light and EaMht mixed, $S 9509; 210 to 225 pounds Ss.s50s, 90; 260 to 300 pounds, sS 60 O S.75; pigs slow, unchanged best light weights around $S0S.25; under 110 pounds, s6@7 30; packer sows steady; bulk, s6.25@6.35.
 NEW YORK, August 21.-cattle firm; bulls. s405; cows, S1. 50Q5; calves steady;
 Sheep and lambs easier; sheep, S3. 50 @ 6; culls. $2Q3; lambs, $1@15; culs, $6. 50 e
 Hogs easy; medium weights. ss.2O@s. 30; heavy hogs $S 75@9; rough, S6 25Q8.75.
 HORSES AND MULES
 EAST ST. LOUIS, H., August 21.- Horses and mules steady. Quotations un- changed.