The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-05
PRICES ON CURB
 ARE UNCERTAIN
Oil Shares Again Are Inclined To Heaviness, With Num-
 Der Sagging

ffof two points each were registered by tStandard Oils of Kansas and Nebraska snd Ohio Oil, while Borne and Scrym- ser broke 6 points to 214 and 'Cumber- pand Pipe dropped to 135. Prairie Oil Rnd Gas advanced points to 232. |A Industrials were more mixed. Dubi- Her Radio established another record |Eop at 23A, closing slightly below that For small fractional gain, and Kresge Etores climbed one point to 52. Ford siMotors of Canada broke 2 points to 4&45 on small turnover. Tobacco Prod .ficts Exports was active and strong on . .Feports that sales in January and Feb fuary exceeded those of the same month last year. e
 LIVE STOCK
 NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 4.-Cat- He: Receipts. 100: market, steady; heavy Etsers, $7500S.5o; beef steers, $7.00@ f.25; heifers, $6.25@75 50; COWS, S5.25D P;50: feeders, $4.50@6.50; stockers, $2.50
 Hogs: Receipts, 500; medium and peavy hogs, 15c higher; pigs and light Dogs, 10c higher; throwouts 25c higher; bounds, $7.7o; 13o to. 165 pounds, s6.s5; pigs. $4.60@5.35; throwotts, $550 down
 sheep nominal; fat sheep, S3.50D4.50: fhoice lambs. $s,oo@1o.oo
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 4.--Cattle: Receipts, 200; market slow, steady; beavy steers, $s00@s.75; beef steers, E5.00@s.50; heifers, S500@8.00; cows, e3.5o@6.o0; feeders. $4.50@6.50; stockers, f2.50@5.75.
 Hogs: Receipts, 700: market 1oc to f5c higher; 160 pounds up, s7.75; 120 to f65 pounds, $6,S5; pigs, $4.60@5.35; 3hrowouts, $5.45 down.
 Sheep: Receipts, SO; market steady; ambs. $12oo; choice, $13.oo@14.oo.
 CINCINNATI, O., March 4.-Hogs: Receipts, 4,40o; steady to 15c higher; beavy, $7.75@S.0o; packers and butchers, s.eo; % medium, $500; pigs and lights, Cattle: Receipts. 400; market weak; jnon. dull and weak, s4.oo@12.5O.
 Sheep: Receipts. 25c; market strong; Iambs strong, $6.oo@15.50,. t. :. sllss.se.s
 EAST ST. LOUIS, March 4-Ifor.-. &keceipts, 10000. Opened steady to 5c Flower; top, $7.60; bulk good and choice offerings, 160 pounds and up, $7.4o@ .50; closed mostly 10c lower; bulk, Sood butchers, late, $7.400745; hEhte, feights. $z.s507.4o; light lights 2 and @tlss, weak to 25c lower; 1S0 to l5o- bound averages, $s5O@7. .25; loo to1 iso Pounds. $5.25@6.5o; packer sows, $6.25@
 Cattle-Receipts, $500. Beef steers. trong; other classes steady; top, steers, il0; bulk, $7Q9.75; top mixed yearlings, l9; bulk, $6.25@s; most cows, S4.256 bologna bulls, $4.5o@5;- stocker and leeder steers, $5.s5@6.75; bulk and prac- fcal top light vealers, S1O.
 Sheep--Receipts, 500. Steady to 25c Pwer; few choice wooded lambs, S16; lew low medium kinds, $14; culls. SII 5fj R12; two decks choice clipped. sf3'5O: ldd lots fat ewes, $s.5O99.75.
 CHICAGO, March 4-cattIe: Receipts, .000; beef steers and beef heifers Eeady to strong; weighty fed steers, iesirable yearlings and most grades leef heifers displaying most activity knd strength; top matured steers, lss; average weight. 1866 pounds; everal loads handy and s.heavyEweight eers,N $1o5 o5o@11T5, mostly to shippers; sess yesrilngs, Si0.6o: yearling beef seifers, $9.35; number loads heifers av- aging IOO to $50 pounds, SS.75@9.O0; Sood to choice stayed heifers averaging l4o pounds, $S.75; bulls steady to eak; best bolognas, $500, mostly; Efgeiy SoO0 downward to packers: pippers upward to $11.50: -stockers and Reders firm at yesterdays sharn ad- Nance; stocker and feeder dealers ont dding killers in instances for meatv fuaiitied steers carrying considerable kS00. P0'oo Hdgs: Receipts, s2,Ooo; mostly 1Oo gner; bulk good and choice 225 to 3O0 ound butchers, $7.40@7.45; ton, S750: esiraole 160 to 200 pound average kostly $7.20@7.85; bulk packing soygs. .S0q6.60; strong weight killing pigs Tgeiy- gey $5.I5@616; estimated holdover, Sheep: Receipts, 1a,ooo; fat lambs 1oc,
 zoc lower; spots more; sheep and feding lambs steady; bulk good and noicefat wooded lambs. $1560G016. .O0: Slo.oo; choice clipped lambs, $1325; ood medium and handy weight fat kges, $s.5o@1o.00; good shearing lambs. S2oq a1 ql5.S5; odd lots feeders, $14.5O@
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 4.-cat- se-Receipts, 5000; calves, 1000. Beef teers and yearlings,. strong to I5c. fgher; bulk best steers, $s@9.60; fat Pws and heifers, uneven, 10c to 25c gner; beef cows, $4Q6; bulls, steady; factical top veals. $s.5o; ;y stockers and eders. steady; ,fleshy' feeders,l $s. 40; blk, $6.25Q7.50.
 Hogs-Receipts, 11,0oO; 10@15c higher; ilk sales, $6.s0@7.25; stock pigs. rong; bulk. $475@5.40; sows, mostly Sheep-Receipts, 4.00O. Lambs, steady
 l5c lower; one load to shippers. l5.I5; other early sales to packers. 5-S5Ql5 sheep, steady; early top Ives, $9.75; others, $9Qs.5d.
 HORSES AND MULES
 EAST ST. LOUIS, III, March A. orses and mules, steady; quotations hchanged.