The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10

seconds, 44h @45e. Eggs lower; receipts. fir.ts G;S 27M @2scss miscellaneous. 2s 2shc. NEW YORK Mszcn sa,. $, 5a5a d;s.r s4,9s;s; s,5mis unchanged.
 CHICAGO. March s.-Poultry, alive un- changed.
 KANSAS CITY. Mo; March Myt. s,.Rutser F. Int.sr firSts, 24c; selects, 29c'
 NEW YORK. March s.-Live poultry unchanged Dressed poultry irregular; turkeys. $40 5sc.
 NEW YORK. March s.--Butter steady; receipts, 7b4s; creamery higher than tn ncors en- firsts. ssSssho. Cheese steady; receipts S9,467.
 ST. LOUIS, March s.-Esgs. 2shc; poul- try and butter unchanged.
 RICE MARKET
 NEW YORK .si March lonSnras s;wRough fsc. Fsce duli: sales, 525 pockets Blue Roses 7-1s@ 41.c; 257 pocekts screenings, Doc. Re- ceipts none. Bran and polish unchanged. LOUISVILLE. Ky. March s.-Cattle re- eeipts, 2oo steady: heavy steers. ts9s.75 beef steers. s5@s. 25 heiferss', sad9 sa;S9gs: ss ssossers sows ssSss'is ssSs.is. iseaefS s'''V~ -'' Mos receipts. soo ;tsady ,ss ho;,nSs lss tS 95o 350 pounds up, s7.s5; 90 to 120 pounds, ;7. so 90 pounds down. ,s.5o; throw-outs. sheep receipts. 50; steady; lambs. s1s. CINCINNATI. O.. March s.-Hox re- !. Ss.4o9s.sS: packers and butchers. ss.e5: < Cattle receipts. 76o; steers steady; light sSsehnT sSs hishsr srocN s.EShs cows
 sheep receipts 50; steady; lambs steady. ] sKANsAs CITY. Mo-. March 9.-cattle rSceipts, $50; not enough to make mar ieti, odd sales all classes steady; fey, few lsfnss loas ssssrs. s"s ss best cows. ;s sc@S; good hesSers. s7; better grades vealers. ss@s: bulls xi3b sG sama s,pias oot ot H receipts. 5000; slow: lso to 1so o so G packers, as .' ioc higher. ss@so paid for 0 7'7s%s; s'G packing si aows steady: bulk. T.s5; < stock pigs steady; bulk. s7g7 50.
 snssP rsfsp bnp and feet to < saiss lambs weak to 25c lower; best of- fersd aat 1.1oc: others. lie; no sheep YORK. March M. sEcastle saMd ,n necsipts I,ts sis ,sfssa'sp cows s'ssts 0us prime vesIsa 'io0is.so; euiis. s7@s; littv s507. 50; .sui's; s2.5o@4 50; lambs. SEQ light weights, ss 25@s. 50: pigs and heavy hogs, ss.0o0s; rough. s7@7 2b.
 EAST ST. LOUIS, Ills, March s.-cattIe receipts i,2oo; steady; little trading; few steera brought $1. 50: one load light mixed yearlings, $T.75; bulk bologna bulls, $4.25 OH good and choice light veals, s115O. on lambs; Ui. 25 paid for medium to good wool lambs: few brought $l4 75 to butch .rs good so-pound clipped lambs sl2 S5
 Hog receipts. 1s,ooo; light hpgs steady after 5c to Toe lower start. top, $8. 35 bulk 1s0 to 21o pound averages, ss 25@ sac; medium weight and heavy hogs, Sc s'soSs. oSSos 25c; 25o pounds and up, $ .io0 20; pigs, 15c to 25c higher; bulk desir- able weights. s7 sb@ 70; , few & up to s, 7.1o; few at s7.
 CHICAGO. March s.-cattle receipts, 5000; active on all killing classes: kiiins quality beef steers rather plain; top, ma sss5: saisS s bulk. s77s@s. several loads, s. 10 eIs S5, beef hefers. 1oc to 1bc higher spots more; several loads 700 to to ,soG soS CTS scarce: steady; demand fairly active x for kinds suitable for spring grazing.
 
 higher: closed dull on butchers; bulk 40
 pound aSefasss ss n ssa naand asw butchers $7 95Qs.10: packing sows around 7.25a7 50, desirable pigs mostly s7.25@7.75; few. ss; estimated hoidover' 10000.
 Sheep <receipts. 10000; choice handy weight lambs strong: other classes steady. top wooded lambs Sl5. .2b to packers bulk fat wooded lambs, s14@l5; clipped kinds mostly s1l. 9o0pl2 10; iall clipped up> to SIP 75: heavy clipped lambs s9, 50 @ 10. SO: one load s2-pound clipped wethers. $775; good 109-pound ewes sS 25' two loads desirable 6f-pound feeding and shearing lambs SIS on country accounts. cN y. 4at t$.ha2s?'99$ QS, ,-,,--lo9o t----
 POTATOES
 CHICAGO. March 9.--Potatoes: Wiscon- ain white and Idaho russets weak; balancs sacked round whites s5c Q "cwt: few at .31 0t cwt bulk. 9oc s1 cwts Minnesota Backed Red River Ohios, s1 .l6@l. 70 cwt: Michigan ouik round whites. s5QS5o cwt.