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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
COFFEE MARKET nv AasocfptAI praRa

New York. August 12.-The market for coffee futures was quiet, but gem lerally steady today. owing to reports lcf a steadier tone in Brazil and some towering of hedges against sales of actual in the spot market. The cpen- linr was two to four points higher, land active months showed net ad- ,vsnces of four to seven points, with December selling at 697c and clos 1rg at 6.9ec bid. The general mar bet closed five to seven points net .ihirher. Sales. including exchanges,
 we're estimated at only about o9,o00
 bags. September, 6.51c; Octooer. 6.66c; December, 6.s6c; January. 7.1oc;
 March. 7.s7c: May. 7:57c; July, 7.77c.
 Spot coffee steady; Rio Is, 7@7hc; Gantos 4s, sA @1ohc. Cost and tfrefght offers were about unchanged, Santos Is partly bourbon, lat 1o.10c to 10.25c, American credits. ,6aies of Victoria 7s and ss were re- ported at s.25c, American credits.
 The official cables reported an ad- vance of 75 reis in the dollar buying rate, but no change Is Rio exchange On London. Santos was 25 reis lower to 100 reis higher, and Rio 25 to 125 reis higher. Brazilian port receipts, lB.0o0; Jundiahy receipts. s1,oo0. Rio cleared 500 bags for New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
WEEKLY CROP REPORT

American Steel and Wire company reports general crop conditions as having improved. Corn is fine in the southern states, and cotton is better with picking, beginning in Texas.
 The report for the week says:
 Taking the country as a whole, crop conditions have improved ma terially. The effect of good general rains in various parts of the country is slowly making itself felt
 Tt is too wet in some sections of North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor- gia and Connecticut. It is too dry in Maine. Other states in the New Eng land states have improved as regards the outlook on forage crops and pota- toes.
 Good rains in the corn belt have removed practically all danger aris- ing from drought to the corn crop. In the more southerly states the corn crop is practically made. In the corn belt much corn is already denting. There is, however, much corn that Is still making ears. This may result In very uneven ripenin.S of the crop, but with the crop so far ahead of other ScdIS dS IS6dIuS It IS pi dC tically safe to predict that most of it will be ripe before frost.
 Potato crop is exceedingly spotted, running all the way from total failure to good.
 Cotton this week taken as whole looks fairly good. In Texas some cot ton Is maturing and picking has com menced.
 Sweet potatoes are looking good with some digging being done in the southernmost states
 Grapes in Michigan and Ohio are fair to good"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
DUN's REVIEW
By Associated Press

New York, August 12-Dun's fs- morrow will say:
 Business sentiment improves, hlt actual business is still backward. Ee- adjustments in a number of impor- tant basic departments have made further progress, and this Is materi- ally assisted by increasing resistance to further lowering of values nota- bly in the cotton, woolen and silk goods divisions, in which prices are now apparently on a stable basis, and in hides and leather, which have oene- fitted by better demand from man. ufacturers.
 "Advices from New England show further resumption of activity in shoe manufacturing, with some plants operating at full capacity, and pro- auction in others increasing. In other industrial centers a tendency to ex- tend operations Is noted and, though the improvement is slight, as. IS natural at the height of the vacation period, the feeling as regards pros- poets for fall and winter Is decide fly more confident
 Buying of iron and steel remains restricted, but some inquiries are re- ceived and the expectation Is that the railroads must soon become liber- al purchasers. Weekly bank clear ings, $5,377, 7,431,4 ,446
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
Bearish Estimates
 From France and Canada Bad on Wheat
By Associated Press

Chicago. August 12.-Bearish crop estimates from France and Canada tended somewhat to depress the wheat market today. Prices closed unset tied half to 2 cents net lower. Corn lost r e ssc to 1c, and oats Sc to 1s@fc. Tn provisions, the outcome varied from 40 cents decline to a rise of 2la cents.
 Down turns in the price of wheat took place chiefly during the last hour of trading, the market earlier having been steadied by commission house demand. based to a large ex- tent on the assumption that sooner or later export business would de- velop in sufficient volume to absorb all the wheat surplus in this country and Canada. Confidence in this view, however. received an unexpected jolt from statement by the French min ister of agriculture putting the yield of wheat this season in France at 40 900 900 bushels above current trade figures, and asserting that foreign purchases had exceeded the country's s requirements by 2S,000,000 bushels. The Canadian crop was officially es- timated at 2SS,000,00o bushels as against 263,Ooo,000 bushels harvested last year. Late reports from New York that England had bought S00,- 900 bushels failed to rally the mar ket, and so too, did announcement that exporters had taken 300, 900 bushels here.
 Liberal country offerings weakened corn, December touching the lowest level yet this season. Oats, like corn. lacked support. Provisions averaged lower as a result of scattered selling which more than counter balanced the effect of higher quotations on hogs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
.HESTER'S WEEKLY COTTON
 STATEMENT

New Orleans, August 12.-Compari-s sons are to actual dates not to close of corresponding weeks:
 Tn signt for week, 116,000: same seven days last year. 57,O00 same seven days year before 7S,o00, fo- the month, 201.00; same date last year f6,000; same date year before, i12 900; for season, 201, ,0oo; same date last year, 76,oOo; same date year be- fore. 112,o00.
 Port receipts for season, 1S3, 900: same date last year. 46. 900; same date year before last, 1o5, 1000.
 Overland to mills and Canada for season, 25,o00; same date last year. 5000; same date year before, 27.o00.
 Southern mill takings for season, 9o,0o0; same date last year, 71, oo0 same date year before, 5s,000.
 Interior stocks in excess of Auguss 1, (mnus) 47,00o; last year. (minus) 44,000; year before, ss,o0o.
 Foreign exports for week, 64.0n< same seven days last year, 4a, z. same seven days year before. 75 J for season, 137.O00; same date last year, 5000; same date year before. 213,000.
 Northern spinner's takings and Canada for week, 10000; same seven days last year 19,ooo; for season, oo,VVV, to same udle last year, 20, ,OUL.
 Statement of spinners' takings of American cotton throughout the world:
 This week. 21o,ooo; same seven days last year, 167oOo same seven days year before 153,000 total since August l, 422,ooo; same date last year 246,00o; same date year before. S00.- 900.
 Statement of worlds visible sup ply:
 Total visible this week, 5,771, ooo last week. 5,S94,O00; same date last year, 4.4Ss.0oo; same date year be- fore, 4.571.ooo.
 Of this the total American thia week, S,7s6,ooo; last week, s.ss0,see; last year. 2,5S4oOo; year before. d. 9s9, ,0o0.
 All other kinds this week, 1885. 900, last week, 2.014,O60; last year, 1,s0S,- 0c0: year before. 1,5S2,000.
 Visible in the United States this week 2,24S,o0o; this date last year 1,s7S.o00
 Visible in other countries this week, 3,525,ooo this date last year. 3,111,000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
NEW YORK COTTON By Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
 By Ass0ciafad pr...


 NeW OrleanS. August 12.=Unfavor- able cror accounts kept the cotton market at small net advances during the greater part of today's session, but around the opening and again on the close there were small net de- ciines, so that the close was at net losses for the day of ? to points. Some little liquidation came from the long side, especially on the late trad ing.
 Opening trades were lower because Of the unfavorable impression made by foreign political news of over night, but after declines of to 12 points had been scored the market commenced to react on a private bu- reau report of 57 per cent as the condition of the growing crop, indi- eating yield of but 100000 bales, On this report, combined with further complaints of shedding and prema- ture opening of bolls in Texas and very high temperatures in that state, the market worked up to levels of IS to Is points higher than the final quotations of yesterday October rose to 12.94c. as compared with 12. sec, the lowest level in the early trading.
 For a while the market held its steadiness. but those who bought on the initial decline commenced to let go and recessions came about, all though bullish comment arose con corning mill takings for the week which were 210,000 bales. against 1e7,000 this week last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
HUBBARD,s LETTER

New York, August 12.-(Special.) The storms predicted in the western belt only appeared along the western border of the cotton belt and tenn peratures were again very high in Texas. Our advices from people whom we consider from past exper- fence to be very reliable inform Us that there is no question but that the crop in the western belt is deterior- ating very rapidly.
 This feeling has already had a de- cided influence on the basis which continues to show steady improve ment. Our market does not respond to these influences largely because our trade cannot believe the pros poets are really as poor as the re- ports indicate. As we have frequent. ly pointed out in the past no perma- nent decline can take place so long as the basis holds.--Hubbard Bros < Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press

Port Eads. August 12.-Arrived: Bowden (Nor). Mobile City of Pekin (Br), Norfolk; Fl Isleo, New York 1; Ellis (Nor.), Tela; Heredia, Bocas Del Toro; J. A. Moffette, IT,, New York; Rama (Nic.), Bluefields; Tipton. Cciba Tosca tNor), Rotterdam; !; Truxillo, Tampa; West Norranus, Rotterdam.
 Sailed: Baja California (Nor), Frontera; Canadian Sealer (Can), Sabine: Chickasaw City, Calcutta; Dungannon, Galveston: Jalisco tMex), Tampico: N;colaos Qtal.), Genoa; Rajah. Prosresso; Yeifuku Maru tJap.), Emden, Germany; Yoro (Hond), Ceiba; Yuma, Frontera
 Mobile. August 12.-Arrived: None. Sailed: Tuscan, Havana; P. F. Dim- ock, Port Barrios
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
Daily Financial Gossip

operated in the southern Mexico dis trict yielded silver in such profit able amounts until revolutions put an end to production as to demon strate what can be done in the way of profitable silver mining In Mexico. One of the mines, the Rincon, notwithstanding the damage done by the bandits has a million and half in sight. The other mine also has large amount of silver in sight. In due time, possibly soon, this silver will find it's way to the London mar Lcf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. By Associated Press

eantile paper 646h per cont; ex
 change irregular. Sterling 6o-day
 bills and commercial 6o-day bills on
 banks. 3.62; commercial 6o-day bills,
 s.e1x; demand. s.661a; cables, s.S7
 Frames demand, TSP; cables, 7.s2h
 Belgian francs demand, 7.61; cables T.61H. Builders demand. 31.12; cables lx1.IS; lire demand 4.SSA; cables z3g; marks demand 1.21; cables I121H; Greece demand 5.50; Norway !, demand 12.sS; Sweden demand. 20.s9; 1 Argentine demand S0.25; Brazil de- < 0and, 12.25; Montreal, 15-16 per oont discount.
 Government bonds irregular. rail- 4 road bonds easy.
 t Time loans, firm; SO days, 90 days oix months. 6Q6k per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
BANK OF GERMANY Ry Agaociated Prass

Berlin, August 12.-The statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany, as of August 6, shows the following changes: Total coin and bullion In- creased 195,0o0 marks; gold decreased 5000 marks; treasury notes decrea sed 1,496, 963. 900 marks: notes of other banks increased 1,776,000 marks: bills discounted decreased 4S52,105. 900 marks; advances increased 1,31s,100 marks; investments decreased 14s,- 900 marks other securities increased 16,S25,000 marks; notes in circula- ton increased 263,s27,oo0 marks; de- posits decreased 6,512.21s.ooo marks {; other liabilities decreased 11s,So2, 900 marks; total gold holdings 1.Os1,554,- 900 marks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
DECLINE IN STOCKS CHECKED AT TER AN EARLY HEADWAy
Influences Governing Trend of Speculation Changed In
 Important Particulars i s By Developments
By Associated Presm

New York, August 12-Selling of stocks was resumed today, and for a time the decline made further head way. The movement was checked however, before it attained wide pro- portions, and In the late dealings the market stiffened with the closing steady. Sales were 430,000 shares As has been the case recently, pressure was directed against the indu strials and the standard rails were com paratively steady. In the early de. cline Bethlehem Steel, General Flee tric, Royal Dutch, Sears Roebuck and various other issues were marked down a point or more. The shorts apparently were none too sure Ct their position, however, and hesitated to press their advantage.
 A tentative drive at the coppers and motors in the afternoon gave temporary results, but the last hour brought a moderate recovery. Rails, i oils, equipments and shipping shares were in demand on the late rise in which there was considerable short 1 covering.
 Although the movement as a whole was of small proportions. weakness developed in a few spots. American Writing Paper preferred dipped to z01S, the lowest since 1918. Central 1 Leather common and preferred N yielded about points each, ana llthese issues, together with Utah Cop lIper, Continental Car and United lStates Alcohol. reached new low points.
 II Trend of Speculation II Influences governing the trend cf were changed in impor- Z tant particulars by the days develop ments. The improvement in the ac- | ton of the market. in comparison with yesterdays steady weakening, appeared to be due to nothing more fthan the stronger technical position, in consequence of recent selling.
 Heaviness again predominated In the. bond market. although several of the weak features of yesterday made Jrecoveries. Central Leather bs. Chile Copper 6s. Mercantile Marine 6s, Cen tral of Georgia 5s and Oregon Short tIsine refunding 4s declsaed to lh points. Reading 4s. Southern Rall- way 4s, St. Paul refunding 4ias and l Chesapeake and Ohio convertible HAS and 5s lost substantial fractions. 1 Total sales, par value, s7,s5o,000. For l eiEn exchange rates were irregular, ] with narrow range. Call loans carried over until next week at per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Rv AesorIated Press
RICE MARKET By Associated Press

New Orleans, August I-.---fNUu6 II rice strong and active. Sales, 50 sacks Honduras at Sc: 2.47S sacks Early Prolific at 3.51 @3.s5c; re- ceipts, s,S4s sacks; millers' receipts, 3.547.
 Clean rice sales. 25o pockets Hon duras at 5tsc; S,OoS pockets Blue Rose at sl@4ssc; 4s5 pockets Caro- lima at 5G5Ac; 4S pockets Edith at 4Ac. Receipts, 2,4S3 pockets. Bran and polish unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
COTTON SEED OIL By Associated Press

New York, August 12-Following slight recession in sympathy with easier cotton and lard, cottonseed oil firmed up on scattered buying for outside long account and short coy- ering on the short crop theory. Clos : ing lids were 1 to 15 points net higher. Sales 11,500 barrels. Prime include 700 nominal: prime summer yellow spot S.60c; September S.74c
 December S.45c; March s.66c, all bid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
Hubbard Bro.. & Co.

Membsrs New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pre-
 luce Exchange. Associated Membsrs Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders e. licitsd fer tAe purchase and sals sf Cota10 and Cotton Seed Oil for future dslivesY. Special attention and liberal tsrms siV6n fer csnsisnment of spot cotton for delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
wEEKLY LIyERPOOL

Liverpool, August l2.-Weekly cot ton statistics; Total forwarded to mills 47,oo0 bales of which American llo. 900; stock 1,oe1. 900, American sSs.- 600: imports 31.000, American 2s,- 1000; exports 5000 American 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
EAST ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK
MONEY MARKET nv A~sn-iox~dR Rp~ss

New York August l2.--copper steady; electrolytic spot and nearby 12@l2A; later 12h@l2Nc. Tin easier; spot nearby and futures, s2s.50. Iron nominally unchanged: :: lead quiet; spot, $40. Zine dull. Ea | St. Louis delivery spot. s4.2o@425. Antimony spot, $%sa,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
CASH GRAIN nr AueDniofad lsraaa

Chicago, August 12.-Wheat: No. red, s1.24s4 @1.25h; No. hard s1.25s4 @1.26%. Corn: No. mixeG 5Sla@5sc; No. ? yellow, 5Ss4 5sAc Oats: No. 9 white, S4h0351ac; No. white, 326 33c. Rye No. 2, s1.10G 1.1os4. Barley, 5067oc Timothy seed, $4@5. Glover seed, $136 l 9 Pork nominal; lard, s1O.92; ribs. s95C @1o,5o.
 St. Louis. August 12.-Wheat: Re. No. 2, s125@1.27; No. 3, $1.23 e l.2l September, s1.20B; December, sl.2S 3s Corn: No. 1 white, 54c; No 2, o4e September, 53Nc; December, oS as C Oats: No. ? white. 35c; No ,, 35e Septemher, SIG; December. 3Sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON Nv AasOciafed Prass

Liverpool. August 12.-Spot quieter; i; prices steady Good middling 9.3ld, fully middling S.s1d; middlihg S.46d; low middling 7.56d; good ordinary 6.41d; ordinary 5.66d. Sales 1000 bales including 4,300 Americans receipts 1000 bales including 500 American. Futures closed steady. August S15d October S.S6d; December S9Sd Jan uary s.o0d; March s.10d; May sl4d; July e.14d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
BAR SILVER

By Associated Press
 New York, August 12.-Bar silver domestice 99Hc; foreign 60hc; Mexican dollars 46Tc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
SUGAR MARKET Nv Associated Press


 sugar market continued quiet with no sales reported. Prices were un- changed, Cubas being quoted at SAC, cost and freight. equal to 4.S6c for cantrjfural while uncontrolled sugars were offered at the same equivalent,
 There was a continuation of yes- terday's selling movement in raw sugar futures and prices were easier gain, closing at declines or l to 5 points. Europe is said to be sell ing the distant. position owing ,o more favorable crop prospects TOT beet sugars there, while there was also considerable Wall street anu q, mmission house liquidation. C;os- ina bids: September. 3.11c; Decem- har eoc. March, 2.70c; May 2.76c.
 Tbej only. change in refined was the ,rnouncement by local refiner that he was again accepting business, shinment next week, at 6.Ooc TOT me rranulated. except for sugars Nos 2 to 15. which were quoted on the basis of 5. soc. Other reiners were unchanged at 6@6.15c, with only moderate inquiry reported. while sec ond-hand sugars were said 10 pe available below refiners' quotations.
 There were no transactions in re- ened futures, and closing bids were unchanged to 15 points net lower Sentember closed at 6.05c; December, soc, March, 5.S0c'
 SPOT COFFEE Rv AssOciated Press
 New York, August i2.-coffee; RIG 7s, 1-1ec.
 INFERIOR MOVEMENT
 Houston: Middling. l2.ooc; receip.s' ie176, shipments, 5,Ss2' sales S'sso' stock. 201.244.
 ooS. shipments. 2.s44; sales. 800;
 Augusta. Middling. 1e.5oc; receipts, 5S7: shipments, 52; sales, 60; stock,
 ST, Louis: Middling. 11.soc; receipts, l sse. shipments. 7s0; stocZ, S1,751.
 Atlanta: Middling, 12l0c. 1 Little Rock: Middling. il.25c; re- ceipts. f3o shipments, l,56o' sales, l s9o; stock. 46.lS9. 1 Dallas: 11.50c; sales, f,'e
 Montgomery: Middling, li.2Sc' sales. t2.
 ments, 1o,s7S; stoclS 61s,S6i. l SPOT COTTON By Associated Fress New Orleans, August 12.-Spot cot ton steady and unchanged; sales on 1 the spot. 977 to arrive s6S. Low mid ding. lo.3Sc: middling, 12.13c; good lmiddling. l3.13c. Receipts e.26o; stock. 43s,727.
 New York. August 12.-Spot cot ton quiet; middling. l3.25c-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13

celpts o,bf9i exports, lo,lel, saieS t1S; stock, 226,.l4. Mobile; Middling, He; receipts, 241 exports, S0 sales, 10; stock, l6,tsS
 Savannah; Middling, 12.la; receipts, 54s; sales. 72; stock. 122,SoS. Charleston; Middiing, i1.5o; re ceipts, l47: stock, 20o,4s7. Wilmington: Receipts. 56; stock. 31.61s
 Texas City: Receipts, sel; stock. 15,02s. Norfolk; Middline, l2c; receipts. 40: sales, 590; stock. 91,o49. Baltimore: Receipts, 7os; stock
 1909. l;oston Mddlins. ls.2oci stock. 1o,014. Philadelphia: Receipts, es; stock, s.4a1 New York: Middlins, 1s.aoc stock, i5S.0G2. Minor ports Receipts, i.377; ex : ports. 7.lSU; stock. 2,025. Total today: Receipts 15,42i cx- ports sS.416; stock, l,315,SSt.
 Total for week; Receipts, 1860, exports, 64.205. Total for season: Receipts, lsS,los
 exports. 1S7.07o-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
LONDON MONEY
By Assc-i.stsd Prsss

Lodon. August, 12.-Bar silver s7 Id per ounce; money 3k per cent Dis count rates. short bills 1 4A per cent; three months bills 41s per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
DRY GOODS MARK ET Ry AssociafAd Press

New York. August l2-Cotton goods were in steady demand today except in the cotton duck and wide speciality divisions. Cotton yarns held for spring. SAk markets were more active, knit goods in moderate. call and burlaps steadier
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
POTATOES

Chicago, August 12.-Potatoes firm, Jersey sacked and bulk s3.s5@ 400 cwt Nebraska early Ohios $s.5o@$3.s5 cwt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
LOCAL MARKETS
(Beli-Rogers Produce Co.) ,-Fresh candIed, 36c.

Eggs-Fresh candled. S6c.
 hens-20422c.
 Fryers-zo QS2c.
 Bananas-Eisht- punches 50 to 60 pounds, DC lb.
 Lemons-lmported sso, $s.5O; California 36v, DO.
 Oranges-California, 1bo, t7s, 2lo and 26z, St; oU lou, I-o and 42s S6.o0, 524. So. kedrs--Freserving seock, Der hamper. s1.oU.
 Cabbsg bsge-VirgfnIa stock in small crates Sc b.
 stock. II pecks to barrel, $500; No. 1 Vir- giDis stocK, 1O pechs to sack. S5.OO; Porto umphs, 51 quarts 10 hamper. s1.50.
 On1Vns-lUwa reus, IVV-lb. sacks, S4; large washed yellow stocks. Washington, $4, oO-lb. lots, lac.
 Deans--alivhigan navy, IO0- pound sacks Sc ib.; Calllolnia i4lna, large. DC b.; Cali fornI4 lima, small. Gac lb. roasted, sach Iots lJAc 4p.; roasted. o0-lp. lots. l5c lu.; Alabama stock. bc 10.
 Cheess-fuu cream ddlsIes, 24c lb.
 Mackerel-luO count, sa.oU keg.
 Prupes-4U to Oo loc lD.f oO to 6O 15c h.; Oo to io' l4c h.; ~ to So lsc lb.; Honey-lwenty- section cases. $s.5O svaporated Peaches-Fancy 5o-lb. boxes, l1c lb; standard bU-pound boxes, 15c h.
 avaporated ApricOts-Fancy s6-pound DoAes, l5c lD
 Dixie Cake-Five pound, 26c lb.
 Angeius Marshmaliows-tItty DOC pkgs. to Case, S4 case.
 Watermeluns-Twenty five pound aver age, packed to 10 to barrel. 3Uc each.
 Live Stock
 Fed steers: Good to choice, 6h0izc, medium to good. oHoc; common to me- dium, 2Q4c.
 Grass cattle taccordng to weight, Qual- ity and llesh); Steers, 51zWolac, fat cows. 436c; medium cows SW4e; cutters, LV5c; canners, lWl13ci heavy bulls, 70 sac; light uuils, -Q1hc; oxen, z04 4c; fat ye~rlings, 3V oc; medium yearilngs, zWSc, veaiers, 40bc.
 Hogs: Cnolce corn fed hogs, 1s5 and up eu Q Iac; choice corn fed hogs, 1S5 to 165, sySac. choice corn ted hogs, sO to l5o, i1oc; light pigs, yU pounds anu down. o@lc; best heavy rough nogs 6&7c; hall fat rough hogs. oW6c; soJt and oily hogs from lc to 2c per pound less than the aDuya prlCes,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
(staDdard Fish co.)
Meal and Feeds

Mixed horse feed. s4S; old style hulls. Sl7 No. corn, $l.0S; corn chops, S2.10: No. white oats. Ssc; shorts. sss; Bran. lbs, s2.25 timothy, s44; choice pea green alfalfa. sS6; Johnson hay. s2o: whess straw, S25 ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13

Chicago, August l2.-Butter higher, creamery extras 401ac; standards 39kc: eggs unchanged; poultry alive unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
PRODUCE

St. Louis, August 12.-Springs ZIG, ducks 16c. Others unchanged. Butter and eggs unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-13
SPOT COTTON nr~ss

New York, August l2.Spot cot ton quiet; middling. 1325c-