The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-23

 New Orleans, November 22.-The tone
 was easier in the rough division Of the rice market today. with a moderate de- mand for Honduras at top prices. Clean rice was dull, although receipts were | heavy. Quotations were unchanged. Re- ceipts: Rough, 3191; clean. 2o,9S2; millers
 2122 Sales: Rough, 5654 Honduras, al | 1 1-16941tc; 2319 Japan at 2Q3c. Quotations: Rough Honduras easy, 17S
 ds.l5c; Jauan, easy, 1.75Q2. .76c. Clean Hon.
 duras dull, sg4Sc; Japan dull. 2h'QSo. Live Stock Market 1 Chicago, November 22-Cattle: Receipts l 5000; market steady Reeves, A. 50q7. 30; Texas steers, s4 4.15a5 .4o western steers, 1 s4 25@s. .85; stockers. sS. .35Q5.7o; cows and heifers. s2. .25@6. 35; calves, N.bo91o. l Hogs: Receipts 24,OoV; market SLOW al early decline. Light, s6.6507 10; mixed. ss. .Sc0p7. 20; heavy, Ss 75G7 20: rough. s6. 75d | {. 90; good to choice heavy,i $ 9OQT7 20 I pigs, s6. .25Q17; bulk of sales, s8. s5Q7 IS. Sheep Receipts 33,0oo; market strong | to 1oc higher. Native, g .25Q3.95; western, | $2 5OQD3. 90; yearlings, A45; lambs, native' l $496. .05; western, $4q5. .S5.
 | St. Louis. November 22.-Cattle: Re- ceipts 29oO, including 1000 Texans; market steady to 15c higher. Native shipping ana export steers, $8. .50dJ7. .25; dressed beef and | butcher steers, ss2507 stockers, s3.boa | 5.25; Texas and Indian steers, $46oqoeo; cows and heifers, sS@4.5o.
 l Hogs: Receipts S6o0; market 1oc lower. I Pigs and lights, s7Q7.1 packers, sl.lo@ | TIE; butchers and best heavy, $7@7.lo. | Sheep: Receipts 800; market strong Ma tive muttons. $3@s.25; lambs, s'5oqS 20; stoclxers, g. 25G3 .25
 ceipts 13,o0o, including 400 southerns; mar ket steady to strong. Yearlings, TW; dressed beef and exports, &. 60Q7 30; fair | to good, $4.8015. 50; southern steers, $S.oo9 | 5.50: southern cows, s3@4 25. Hogs: Receipts 11,00o; market to 10 cents lower. Bulk of sales. $7.oo@7 ID; heavy, N. .05017 .15; packers and butchers
 s7 06d17.15; light. T@7.1o.
 Sheep: Receipts 5000; market steaoy 10 10 cents lower Lambs, S4.bo@5.2b year lings, $. .50Qi4 .25; wethers, $3q3.75; ewes, | s2 7503. 50; stockers, 8. 75Q5. .25. BOstOn Wool Market Boston, November 22.-The wool mar ket shows a falling off in the amount or trade, although values continue firm. Ter ritory wool is fairly well taken ana moderate demand continues for Onio half blood and half blood fieeces. There is some activity also in Texas stock es- pecially in 12 months, secured, put Caii- fornia wool moves slowly and pulled wool is dull.
 The leadipg domestic quotations range as follows: Domestic wools. Ohio and Pennsyl- yania delaine washed, 34c; xxx, BOG; line unmerchantable. 24@25c; half blood comb ing, 29@3Oc; three-eighths blood comning' 29HSoc; quarter blood conbing. 27@2Sc; delaine unwashed, 2sAd27c; fine un- washed 23QI24c.
 Kantucxv. Indfana: Three -eighths blood, 29Q3ec; quarter blood, 27QSc. Metal Market New York. November 22.-Standard cop per quiet spot. $1250@12e5: November,
 SIP 250@127O: December. $2.55@12.T; Jan uary, SIP. 600D12 80; February, s12.70012. 90. London spot, E57 16s 3d. futures L5S l6s. Local dealers reported an unchanged market. Lake. $ls113.25; electrolytic. $12. .S71k@1s and casting $12.50G1275. Tin quiet. January and February $s6. 66 Qp3e. 90. London tin. spot, f167 los; fu-
 Lead steady, s445q455 New York. and
 s4. 9oQD4.4 45 East St. Louis. London lead,
 a1s Ss sd. Spelter nominal, $b.s6Q5.9b New York; $5SoG5.90 East St. Louis. London
 spot, e24 2s Sd.
 Iron-Cleveland warrants, 49s 4hd in London. Locally, iron was steady; No. l northern, No. southern and No. south
 ern soft, s15.7s91s.2S; No. ? northern, $15. 50016
 Cotton Seed Oil
 New York, November 22.-Cotton seed
 oil was firm and higher early on covering
 of shorts and local professional buying,
 but reacted later under profit-taking and
 leck of outside support Futures closed unchanged to points higher. November.