The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-08

1rI,I0; nedVy, s$aHtQf.oo, IouSH, 9'.NV@''O'
 good to choice heavy, S.4O@7.6o; pigs,
 s7. .6O@7sa: bulk of sales. s7.Som7, ,7b;
 Sheep: Receipts, 14.000; market strong
 to 10c higher. Native, s2.5o@4.4 40; western,
 S2. .50604 40; yearlings S450@5. 50; lambs, na-
 tive, $4o5Q6.25; western, $45046,5O.
 Kansas City February 7.-Cattle: Re-
 ceipts, 5000. including 5000 southerns;
 steady to strong. Top. s3.50; dressed beer and export steers, s616.50; western steers, s5d6; stockers, $4.5Od5.S0; southern steers, ss25QI6; southern cows, s2.90@4.7o; native
 cows, s3G525 native heifers, S4.foqo.fo;
 calves, s5QS.25.
 Hogs Receipts, 17,0O0; market steady to s, lower. Bulk of sales. s7.55d7.70; heavy,
 r. .5OQ5765: packers and butchers S.559
 TO; lights, $765d7.75.
 Sheep: Receipts, 14,000; market steady.
 Lambs, $5.2Od6; yearlings, A.6oqe.2o;
 wethers. s4@435; ewes, $3.6oQ4.2o; stock
 CTS, $SaS.75.
 St. Louis, February 7.-Cattle: Receipts,
 23, ,00o including 900 Texans; steady Ma
 tive shipping and export steers, $6-ocq7,
 dressed beef and butcher steers. .5o,
 E, ockers. s. .75@5 50; cows and heifers, $40
 46O; canners, $2.S5@3.25; calves, S5@s.26;
 Texas and IndiSn steers, $5.6096.5O; cows
 and heifers. s3@475.
 Hogs: Receipts, 15,300; market steady.
 Pigs and lights, S25d8: packers, sl5oW
 7.T0: butchers and best heavy, $165@7.So.
 Sheep: Receipts. 31OO; 1oa15c higher.
 Native muttons, s3.75d425; lambs, s5.5o@ 63O; stockers, $2@3
 Available Grain Supply New York, February Especial cable and telegraphic communications received by Bradstreets show the following changes in available supplies, as com- pared with previous week: Wheat, United States east of Rockies, increased 9790oO bushels. Canada, de- creased 54S, ,000. Total, United States and Canada, increased 4Sl,o00 Afoat Tor and In Europe, increased 1,200,000. Total Amer ican and European supply increased 1,63l,- 0O0 Corn, United States and Canada, in- creased 2O95 GOO bushels. Oats, United States and Canada, decreased lf6,UoO. The leading increases and decreases reported this week follow:
 Increases--Knoxville. 10000 bushels; Fort Worth 55,O0O; Chattanooga, 5O,OO0. Decrcases--Louisville, 77oO0 bushels; Chicago private elevators, 69,00O bushels. New Orleans Rice Market New Orleans, February 7.-Rice steady. Receipts: Rough, 2s2; clean, none mil lers, 2S2 sales-Rough, 4444 Honduras at 0-.lV Honduras at 17s@4tkc 661 Japan at 1ss9 2Nc. Quotations: Rough Honduras, sl.7o @S.05; Japan, M. 75Q3; clean Honduras, 3Q 47sc; Japan, 211GSMc
 Cotton Seed Oil New York, February 7-Cotton seed oil was easy early, owing to selling of near deliveries by local longs and with weak ness of cotton and lard, but the market steadied later on covering of shorts and commission house buying of late monthsl | Total sales, 7800. Futures closed point | lower to 1 point higher. February. 705@ 7.O7c; March, .0707 .0Sc; April, 7.09@7 .1Oc; May z .l3@I7. .15c; June, 715@7 .19c. Prime crude g. 593c; prime summer yellow, 7.050 I 2 .15c. prime winter yellow 7.25Q7 soc; I prime summer white, 7.20@7 .6Oc New Orleans, February 7--Cotton seed | oil: Prime refined in barrels, per pound, l 7c. Choice meal, 8 per cent ammonia, per long ton, s27.75 choice cake, per cent | ammonia, $26.
 l Naval stores l Savannah, February 7.-Turpentine firm, S91sc: sales, 53; receipts, 2QG shpments l 11S9; stocks. 464S. Resin firm; sales. Sol {; receipts, 1127; shipments, 666 stock, 67,394 l Quote: A, B, c, D, E, F, $6.91H G, $6;
 Fl, $7.05; I, $7.15 k, S571A; M, N9o; N,
 q. .95; VIC. s; wv, ss.05.
 York s5.s0@5.S5 East St. Louis; Lon don, f23 los.
 l Iron. Cleveland warrants, 4ss in Lon don. Locally iron quiet. No. l foundry northern, $15.25Q16.25; No. ?, $l4.75@ 15.75: No. southern and No. south ern soft, $15.25015.75.
 1 Live Stock Market l Chicago, February 7.-Cattle: Receipts,
 45QO; market steady. Reeves. $49006.S0 Texas steers. s41o05.as; western steers.