The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-28
PRODUCE

PRODUCE
 Chicago, November 27.-Butter was un- changed creamery extras 5sc: firsts, Al @45c; extra firsts, 4Sia @ 6Sc; seconds. sg toc; standards. 4shc. Eggs higher; ra- tirsts 4o@45c; miscellaneous. 45 a 4sc; re- frigerator extras 27h a 12Sc; refrigerator firsts 25ia q 2sisc. Poultry. alive. higher; fowls, 13@1sc; springs. islsca roosters. 12c;s turkeys. s5c; geese. 1sc New York November 27-Butter vas stronger; receipts. s.e75; creamery, higher than extras 54G SAC; creamery extras. 92 score. 5sG5siac. Eggs firmer; receipts, s.67i; fresh gathered extra firsts. 64@67c; firsts 57@6sc. Cheese firm: receipts. 1:oss; state whole milk flats fresh specials, s7 e s7 lsc ditto average run. 2s,4c.
 RICE New Orleans, November 27-Roush rce quiet; no sales reported; receipts, S,257; millers receipts S.257. Clean rice steady; receipts. 5.sos. Sales reported: 1.51s pockets Blue Rose. 4a 4hc. Bran and polish unchanged FLOUR New York, November 27.--Flour unset tled; spring patents, ss.7s s@72S; spring s5.so@s.s5 hard winter straishts ss.s5@ l6.75. Buckwheat firm; American, sa.1o; Canadian. $e.
 RAW SILK
 New York. November s7.--Raw silk was steady Prices per pound; Kansai double extra cracks, $S.35@s.56: Kansai best No. l, 1925 @s.4o Kansai No. filler ss2o0 extra A 14-ls, s7.75@7.so: Shanghai China steam filler gold double deer. $s.s59s.
 sTEEI.
 New York, November z7.-steel prices, f. o. b. Pittsburg, per 100 pounds: Blue an healed sheets. s2:5o@2.75; galvanized sheets. A.s5@4.7s; black sheets. $s.s59 s.75; steel bars, ssG2is. FLAX SEED
 Duluth. Minn.. November 2T.--Flsx seed; November. s2.37 bid; December, ss.s4 asked; May, ss.2sA asked.
 NAVAL STORES
 Savannah. Ga, November 27.-Turpen- tine firm, s1.45; sales, 2o0 receipts s41: shipments. lss; stock, 12,6s1: Rosin firm; stock, lo5,74s. Quote: B. D. E, F. s5.2o; c. s6.2oG5.22h; Fl. s5,52ia: K. ss.so: NJ, ss.5o@5.65 N, 3s.so@s.ss; we, s5.s2h; wv, $6.75.
 SWEET POTATOES. Chicago. November 27.--sweet potatoes steady: Virginia barrels. $e.25: Tennessee Nancy Halls s5c@s1.
 METALS g hg steady; electrolytic, spot and futures, 1s3s @1<c. Lead firm: spot and nearby. s6.5o @ss.T5c: futures, ss.25c Iron steady; No. I2s; No. : southern. s2s926. Lead steady; spot. 7.1o@T.S5c. Zinc ouiet East St. Louis spot and nearby delivery 7a7.o5c. Antimony, spot. s.so@s.7sc COFFEE New York. November 27.--There was some further covering of near months short in coffee futures here today. Frs. prices were points higher to points lower. with December selling at l0.10o Tor $ points above Saturdays closing quo- tation. and into new high ground for the however. and prices eased off during tho afternoon on the rather unsettled showing of, Brazil. December sold off to 1o.o4c and the market closed at net declines of | 2 to points Estimated sales about 1o- 900 bags December, s.91c; January a.S6c; March, s.s1c; May. s.s2c; July, g.; Sep. tember, S.s5c.
 Spot coffee quiet: Rio Is, lie; Santos 4s, i15H 01s%c. Cost and freight offers in cluded Santos ss and 5s at 14556 t4.7oc. and Rios at 1o.459io.7oc. American credits. The official cables from. Brazil showed Ia decline of 50 reis in the dollar buying rate and -of 1 1-l6d in Rio exchange London. The Rio market was 50 reis net tos unchanged to 100 reis higher was fol- lowed by decline of 50 to ITS reis. Brazilian port receipts 41.oo0: Jundiahy. 2s, ,0oo Rio cleared 1000 and Santos 25, 900 bags for New York. Santos also cleared 1900 for Boston.
 sPOT COFFEE
 New York, November c7.--coffee Rio No. ', l1e Futures steady; Decembe., s.ssc; May. s.s2c.
 SUGAR
 New York. November a7.-Raw sugar was firm and spot prices were unchanged 6.7sc for centrifugal, There were sales of l2o0o bags of Cubas for first half De- cember shipment and 5000 bags of San Domingoes .at s%c. cost and freight to outport refinsr.% while local refiners Npur- |chased sto,0o0 bags of new crop Cubas for December and January shipment at 3xc cost and freight, equal to 5.5sc for csu- |trifugai.
 New high records for the season were. est blished in the raw sugar futures mar |ket today. December war particularly strong. advancing to 4.loc, or IS points above the previous close. on .covsring and closed within point of the best. Later deliveries. after advancing 3 to 5 points. eased off near the close. Final prices were 1s points higher on December and pointn higher on other active positions. Closing. December. A.0sc; Marchs s.s4c; May, s.ssc; July s.7sc.
 Refined augar was 10 to Is points higher, with fine granulated now listed at 7.l00 7.7sc, or new high record for the sea son. There was only moderate Inquiry reported. Refined futures nominal.