The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-22

5lc; ordinary flrsts. 34W3bei miscellaneous, 35 F S6c.
 POULTRY
 CHICAGO, Feb. 21.--Poultry, alive low CT; fowls, 23ci springs, PIG; foosters To.
 NE wYoRK, Feb. 21-Live poultry weak; chickens, 24Q soc; fowls, 26c; tur keys, 20lS0c Dressed poultry quiet: old roosters. 15@ turkeys, No. H. s9Q 43e.s
 BUTTER MARKET
 CHICAGO, Feb. 21.--St3ckS the but ter market were light. but demand was so dull and confidence so generally lack more than easy. Dealers were free sellers. often willing to make concessions, and buyers were cautious. Some lots of 92 score sold as low as 51 hc. and correspond ing concessions on other scores were com most entirely to satisfying February con tract with 90 score changing hands at around 53c and s9 score at discount of Sc from that price.
 46hc, Ss score 47c, S9 score 4se. 90 score 49c, s1 score 501ac, 92 score 52c.
 Centralized car lots no sales
 LIVE STOCK
 LOUISVILLE, Feb. -21.-Csttle:' Re- eeipts. 800; steady; heavy steers; ssgs: gs cows, s2@6.5o feeders, s6.6o g7;sstockers pounds up, s7.s5; 12o to 25o poiunds. ss,5o; 12o pounds down, s7,s6; throwouts, s6.5o down.
 Sheep: Receipts 100; steady; lambs. SIP.
 CINCINNATI Feb. 21.-Hogs:. Receipts. 3.70o; 10@20c higher: heavies, B0S.75; packers and butchers, ss.75@9; heavy fat sows SCOT; pigs and lights. s7QS.75;
 Cattle: Receipts. 46o; steady; calves steady.
 Sheep: Receipts $50; steady; lambs strong; heavy grades dull; sheared, ss@ 1925.
 NEW YORK. Feb 2l;.cattle at55 receipts, s4.25@ 50; cows, sl .75@5 50.
 IT; culs. ss@11; little calves, ss s@1O 5O
 sheep receipts 4.s0o. steady; sheep s4 5o9'5 50 eulls, s2@4; lambs. s12@ls;
 Hog receipts. s,42O, irregular: medium to lightweight, $6.25 GD9 35; pigs $9. 1909. 25; heavy hogs, ss 75@9 roughs. S6.75@ 76o.
 CHICAGO. Feb. 2l.-cattie receipts. 5000; beef steers generally more active quality rather plain; top matured steers, Sl0 20. weight 1,533 pounds; several loads, s1O@1O .lo seven head beef steers, s1o,26. weight 1.105 pounds; part load long year iings, s1O: 90 head. s975; bulk beef steers, ss; 35Q9 .5o; relatively few except strong; spots higher. medium grade light veal calves largely 50c lower; choice kind to shippers steady other grades and for quality mesty feeders: bulk desirable veal calves and packers s11 .50 @1s; ship. Epers upward to s14 50; bulk stockers and feeders. ss- 25@7 90; half fat choice feed | CTS country account upward to sS,b bunk desirable bologna bulls arousd s5; bulk beef cows and heifers s4.75@7.
 Hog receipts 2S000; 1oc higher; closed l firmS bulk 15o to 2l0-pound average. ss.30 | @S 40A top, ss 40; bulk 225 to 325-pound | butchers, 20; packing sows mostly s6.s5@f.1e; desirable pigs generally s7.5e l O .75; estimated hold 50,000. V | Sheep receipts. 16.0O0; fat lambs. 75c to 25c lower; top, SIS. 25 to shippers; sl5 l to packers; bull fat wooded lambs, s14 .25 @15; clipped sind, sl1.5c@12.1o. mostly; good S9-pound fed yearling wethers, l SIP 50; some 10 city butchers, s1s. averag- ing 94 pounds sheep steady to 2bc lower: | best ewes. ss 25; Nall clipped 100 pound Texas wethers. ss.25; feeders, quiet; one load 7e-pound sheaHng lambs, sl4'75,
 EAST ST. Logfs. In.s Feb. sl.-sheep receipts, 1000; S1k to 25e lower on fat l changed best 1bol lambs to killeds, sI4.4 40; feeders $G. .35 Q .5o; best clipped, SIP ,35. no good lives on sale; Ss. 75 paid for four decks Spounti Mexican wethers
 Cattle reeeiptsi 3, 2,eee;a beef steers. light yearlings, bologn3 bulls and stocker stesrs