The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-25
LIVE STOCK

NEW YORK, August 24+--Gattle quiet; receipts, s9o; state bulls, $405; COWS,
 Calf Calf receipts, 1,2oo; easy. veals. SIC II 50; throw-outs and common, Ss q9; fed calves. $6 50@7.50; grassers, S5Q6.
 saeep sood ss e99iee cuffs "O ss 56 o9n ambs @ choice southern springs, $l5Q 25; com mon to prime state spring lambs, Sl4@
 Hog receipts 1850; steady; porkers, go 20Q9. 50; heavy, $S+ 7599; roughs. $6.25 Q6.75.
 CHICAGO. August a4.-Cattle receipts, 5000; receipts include over 2,300 direct; beef steers and yearlngs generally steady to weak, with yesterdays decline; few steers or yearlings here to sell above SIC; bulk native steers and yearlings, SS soc 10 50; no western offeredS best steers, few loads tisN' yeariinss' s59f6.75; better grades she stock duli, around steady; ners strong bulk canners, S2. 75Q2.9 90; few to cutter orders up to $3; bulls. veal CTS, stockers and feeders steady; bulk <. packers, S12. 5o@1S; outsiders paying $189 13 50; bulk stockers and feeders, s5. 30 or. de fdmo1. .Oo0fewtos yersmfw awama .,aI Hog receipts, 26,OOO, mostly lO4 De high active throughout; bulk good and choice popular price; top s9 10; bulk desirable v 2S0 to 825 pound butchers, 8.l6@ .75; strong to 25c higher; good desirable strong ,D weights largely SS.25gS.G5; estimated Sheep receipts. 140OO; better grades fat lambs steady to strong; others and sheep top to city butchers, S14; most native lambs, S13@1S. 50; cuils generally 80 50 O 'a i loi fat yessrling wetherss SOC II .5 20; f. 5iouAa ''' '''u'"S I'"''' mostly 'i''''~ 70 EAST ST. LOUIS, H.. August 24.-Hog receipts, 11,000; active mostly 20 o 25c butchers. $s I0q9.2 25; 22O to 225 pounds. $s; 15g9 .l5; 26O pounds and up, SS .75 Q to 130 pound averages. s7. 75QS.50; pack CT sows mostly S6;50q6.75; ''Tssteers or light yearlings here to make q siI@li.15. Few beef cows. sl@5 50; 'gf Sheep receipts. l,5oO few sales good and choice lambs steady; general market, 15@ @ s12.75 bulk killers, S6.5O@7; choice feed ing ewes quotable at $7 50. ,- LIVE STOCK
 +,a kARsAS Raoa2t cIT9 S6o Mo: & August 2lTcat- ne sgp9s eissaas sgVg SyU all 6iI nan ,saTs m9stly grass stos best gstiye iogna bulls sS.25Q3.45; top light vealers. s10: stoekers and feeders slow. dull.
 sRsr shipper top 'SSG ssS ostg paeE9r top dGG ss,4o; bulk of sales. $7.S5@ $50, desir- able l75 to 23o-pound weights Ss.300 i@ ssso; bulk 2SO to soo-pound butchers, SS10@s4o packing sows mostly $6.40@ sbulk, S6.5047.
 a Sheep: Receipts. 5000; lambs steady te 15c higher; mostly steady; Colorados, s13.35; top natives $1S.1O; sheep steady; Colorado ewes, $7.9o.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky. August 24.-Cattle: eeep' ssee9s ?GS afts bdsf Rsayy heiferss: s5aS;5o; cows $2@7; feeders s6G7.25; stocks, SS.5006.75 2 Hogs Receipts. 1.8Oo; steady 165 pounds up s9.10, 12O to 165 pounds. $s 50; pigs: l2o pounds down, $1o; throwouts $6.60 down.
 sheep: Receipts, 55o steady; lambs. sl2@12.50; sheep. sS.5oG5.5o.
 CINCINNATI, O., August 24.-Hogs: Receipts 2,4O0; steady, 5e higher on good medium lightweight packers; sows 25c higher; heavy, sS50; packers and butch CTS, s9.35@9.4o; medium, $9.35@9.4O; heavy fat sows, S5.50@ 655 pigs and lights, $7.75@9.10.
 Cattle: Receipts. 6aO; steady to strong on good times; calves. s4@l3.50
 Sheep: Receipts. $500; steady; lambs slow and steady.
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