The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-20

Kansas City, July 19.-wheat higher.
 No. l hard, s2.31; No. ?, s2. .16a2. 30: No, 1
 red, S2- lS1a@2 .19; No 2, $2. .1512. TIE.
 corn lower; No. mixed, s1 1911s; No. 2
 Wnlte, $l .soq2; No. yellow, s195 Oats, 4ac higher No white. 7o07s1hc.
 No. mixed, 72@74c.
 St' Louis, July 1e.-Corn, No 2, $1. .s9:
 No white, $2 .05; September. T .91%. Oats, No. 3, 79c; No. white, s1dS1bc. Chicago, July 19.-Cash corn, No. 2 mixed nominal; No. ? yellow, s1. .s5hG 1.96. 1-Y Oats. No. white, 791h@S2c: No. white 79ta@So&c. Rye, No. 2, $. GO. Barley. a. a.1s9 l.8. Timothy $9012 Clover nominal. Pork nominal; lard, 8 .75c; ribs. N.@@ 2S. .25c.
 The close was unsettled at net advance. Rice Market. New Orleans, July 19 Rough rice. Esaies none. Receipts 200; nillers' receipts F206 sacks. Clean rice sales, Honduras 13- 0l5 pockets 67s613A. Japan 750 pockets
 ll1a@l1A. Blue rose 1047 pockets, 10ssG13s Receipts 2,530 pockets. Produce Market Kansas City, July 1s.-Butter, eggs and |poutry unchanged. St Louis, July fs-Poultry: Hens. 2sc: ducks, 23c; others unchanged. Butter and |eggs unchanged.
 Chicago July 1s-Butter unchanged. legs receipts, 1S,454 cases, unchanged. Poultry, alive, unchanged.
 New York, July 1s.-Butter quiet: re- |ceipts, 11,119 tubs. Creamery irsts, 51h6 f5s1ac Eggs firm; receipts, 17,749 cases; firsts, 45Q4Sc. Cheese steady; receipts, li0o5 boxes; average run, 311z@32c; poultry olive, firm; broilers, 3S145c; fowls. 3Sc; turkeys, 25G3oc; dressed steady and un- hhanged. ,t
 Potato Market. Chicago, July 19-Potatoes steady: ar- E'ivals, 76 cars. New, far lots, Irish Cob piers, Virginia, s75od7. 65 barrel Live Stock. Kansas City, July 1s.-Hogs: Receipts, |0o; higher; bulk of sales s21 S50a2c: med |um weight, s21 .so@22 200; lights, se15O@ F 20: lights, s21. 4o@21. 75. Cattle: Receipts, 800 and 300 calves: | Enarket for week: Heavy beef cattle | Eteady to 25c lower; others 25c to s1 high | Fr butcher cattle, 25c to s1 lower; can Eers. BOG lower; cows. 25c higher; calves. h-0Hf loWeT, IeeuerS mostly Steady, stock | Frs generally 25c to soc lower; stock calves be to s1 lower
 Sheep. receipts, 1000: for week, stock |ambs, 15c to 25c higher; sheep, 75c to 1 .25 higher; breeding and feeding stock nd goats steady.
 Chicago July 1e.-Hogs. Receipts, 5000; Ready to 25c higher than yesterdays gen |ral trade; medium weight. s20. 65@22. SOC: ght weight. 20. e5@22. Soc; pigs, 1950G 25c.
 Cattle: Receipts, 700, compared with |Feek ago, strictly good to prime corn led steers, Soc to s1 higher; best stock |teady; medium and common grass Beers and stock uneven, S1 to s1. 50 lower; | |ulls and feeders, soc to 75c lower; calves, hostly 50c lower.
 Sheep: Receipts, 9o0o: ompared with [eek ago, native lambs steady; western |ostly 25c higher; fat sheep scarce and Ic to Soc higher, with choice wethers |aowing more gains; feeder lambs, BOG to lc higher; breeding ewes, mostly Soc Hgher.
 | St. Louis. July 1s.-Hogs: Receipts, 5000; [o quotations.
 |Cattle: Receipts, 12oo; no quotations. ISheep: Receipts, 500; steady: lambs, S4 l |bunds down. IA. 50d17 BOG; culls and com l on. 7@11.50c yearling wethers. 1o011; edium and choice, s.5oa9c; culls and
 pmmon. 3G6. 5oc.