The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-31
LIVE STOCK

nig as tehir probable ultimate lhiiuehee un prices and consumption ...
 Weekly bank clearings, ss.62o,sSs'ooo.
 LIVE STOCK
 CHICAGO March 3o.-Hogs. receipts 30 QUO; fairly active. Dc to loc higher. bulk good and choice, 150 to 225 pound averages, ss.S09s.45; top. $50; bulk 24o sows around s7.26@7.4o; desirable pigs. medium, ;s.ioQs.4O; light, ,s.l5Ws.zo' light lights, $i.b0WS.45; packing sows smooth, ,7.3o c T.65; packing sows. rough, s7.1o9746; killing pigs, s6.t5Q1.70.
 CINCINNATI. March 3o.-Hogs. receipts $500; steady to 5c higher; heavies. $SV ss5, packers and butchers, ssso.
 cattle. receipts 400; steady; Calves, choice. steady medium weak sto oss sheep, receipts 125: steady; lambs springers, lower: fall, steady; spring. |A' w23: sheared, so1 l2.Se.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-. March so'Cattlef. receipts. LOO steers ss,aS a6 ~snS' S shaiee vealers, ssW9; best cows. s6G7; most others, s470 a $50; canners mostly s2.7e Hogs, receipts, 5000; 5c to 10c higher ! top, ss.30; bulk of sales ss.10Q S.2o; bulk desirable. 1s0 to 300 pound averages. ss,so @S.26; packing sows, strong: bulk, Sl;So V7.s5; stock pigs Toe to lSc hisher' 0uiA' sheep receipts. 800; clipped lambs 1oc to 15c higher; best offered, N1.to; others others
  lambs offered: s1-pound wooded lambs $13S6.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky. March so-catsle tt e SIS. beef steers. s5Gs.25; heifers. s4.5o@ s.s5; cows; sags.s0; feeders, ss@7.2'' Hogs. receipts, 2,ooo; steady to 100 higher; 1s5 .o 2so pounds. ss,4o;; a2o as 20 20 ls6 ,2o pounas: nonds d. isv ss.gd: % 90 pounds down s555; throwouts s6.40 down.
 Sheep. receipts 50; steady; lambs, sl4' EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill.,. March so.-cattle. receipts 7oo steady: receipts extremely light; one small lot steers. s7.65: few light ..A s .ouote canners s2.75@s.25; bologna bulls, s4.a5Q5.25; good and choice fight NeIie Hers receipts. 12,ooo; active. mostly 1oc to l0c higher; top. ss.55; buias follow n :; 13o to 19o pound averages, $s.oo; zoo 10 70 pounds, ss.4oas.45; 2so to 27o pounds. under 100 pounds. extremely dull; puik desirables. 100 to 12o pounds, s7Q7.fs' paciSer sows largely s7.25 s,..... Sheep. receipts. 500i entire run direct. no stock on sales; nominal quotations fol- low;s choice handyweight wool Jan ismns. ia fat light ewes, ss.75@s; heaviest. sS.So0 0 S cull and common ewes s2.6o06.
 CHICAGO March so.-cattle, receipts, 5000; active; beef steers and yearlings steady to 15c higher mostly; killing quai- ity rather plain; good heavy steers III best demand; yearlings comparatively numerous; top matured steers slo; weight 1.442 pounds; best yearings mixed steers and hsfsr, ns Sesrs straight pan 65 pounds beef hefers at inside figure, she stock steady to strong; bulls weak to 1bc lower; spots more on heavy peer puils' veal calves steady to 25c lower at prices lowest in several months; bulk vealers to packers, s7.5o@ s50 few upward to ss.15 @9; bulk bologna bulls arpunu So.Ie' Ae" heayJes S64
 Hogs, receipts. ss.ooo Sc to 1oc higher bulk good and choice, 15o to 226 pounds to 300 pounds butchers. $s- 0s.25; pack ing sows mostly s7.25G7.4o; desirable pigs around s7a a7.5o; common pigs, ss.So; esti- Sheep. receipts, 10000 fat lambs steady to strong; top. si5.15 to shippers, $lo 10 packers; bulk desirable wooded kind. sl4:5 50 @15; clipped lambs mostly s1175@ 5@121o; few native spring lambs, S22; sheep scarce one load clipped ewes, s7.2S.
 NEW YORK. March ac.-cattle. 1,s7s; steady; steers, ssas.75 bulls. s5@s.75; culls. s7@s; little calves S506.
 Sheep. 5,o4o; steady; sheep: s5.5o@s; culls, ss@5; lsmbs' sls@ % 1e' culls' 'lo @li' Hogs. 6.eoo; steady medium weisnts se.7o. pigs and heavy hogs. ss.6o@S.io; EAST ST. LOUIS. H., March so:- Horses strong and active: mules. steady Quotations unchanged.
 PRODUCE
 CHICAGO. March 3o.-Sweet potatoes Tennessee Nancy Halls, $1.1o @1.l5; few low as SI.
 Celery, steady; Florida 1o-inch crates golden self blanching, 4-6 dozen, S2.5oV 2.75: 2ia to dozen. s2.25 2.5o: French, to 6 dozen, s2.25ae5o dozen. $2: 2h to dozen, s2G2.25.
 Tomatoes: Slightly weaker; Florida re rs- originals. best. ss@s.5O; poorer s2.5O.
 Strawberries, steady: Florida freezers missionaries, quart 45G SOC; poor water q soc: poor. mouldy, 1o@2oc. Louisiana "A pink crates. best s5.5o@ @6: ordinary, s5a5.50: poor. green. sandy. s3.50@4. Spinacn. steady. Texas bushels, curey 75c@Sl, broad leaf. ls1@1,25. Louisiana :. hs .els. best ,s5.5o@ @s;, poorer, s4@5 barrel Acrates, pointed s6@6.25: flat me. alum. Xs550G6.75; large leafy. $450@ 475 T.xss. round. s5.75@6.25
 DRY GOODS
 NEW YORK. March s0.-Primary dry goods ,narkets were quiet today on ac- count os the holiday. Unfinished goods lines wers firm, with an upward trend. Cotton warns were slightly lower. Wool markets were firm. Burlaps dull ; linens were firm. Jobbers reported light business.
 WOOL QUOTATIONS
 BoSTON Mass. March 30.-The Com< ,nercial Bulletin will publish the following wool ouotations: Missouri aUd average New Encland half blood, 50@52c; three-eights blood. 556D 5sc. quarter blood 50@5lc.
 eoe.,.. d bs.ss:. Texas fine F months ,l.3sGl'I42; fine 8 months, s1.25@1.2s
 u..ii.l. nafoine 406I1. A S1 90 Gb