The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-05

CHICAGO Oct. 4-Wheat, NO, reu' Corn. Corn No. :. mixed. SIC l.ooa; No. vel low, sl@1Ol; Oats. No: white. 43h @ No. N 5 fsac. rie: Barley. 6o3s @f5c. Timo- thy seed. $7@s. Glover. seed, $19 e 23.
 Pork nominal lard. 12.35c; ribs, s.25@ 1o.25c.
 TOLEDO, ohio. Oct; 4.---cloyer seed, s14S5. Alsike. siO.4o. Timothy seed, old, s3.50; new, sS.65.
 ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-cash wheat, No. 2 red, s1.1s@ I;205 No, red Sl1S Us; |; oeem0GPi Ne. White i$Ys $ios No. s yellow sso sI December. 75&c;; May, 74%e. Oats, No; 45lSc; December, 45%c.
 KANSAS s CITY, ;, Mo. Oct Oct k 4iawhsst. So. sS@ 'os White. s0' 45s NSa @4so; Nc. mixed 44A g45c.
 MINNEAPOLIS, oct. 4.-wheat. No. l To,d northern s1l6Sa 912lAa GSrFs cSrn N9 Ss Q S9%c. Flax, No, l, s2.47lA @2.5O1a.
 FLOUR MARKET
 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Oct. 4.-Flour unchanged to 10c higher. Family patents, s6.25 @S.55 barrel; shipments 6s,sS2
 RICE MARKET
 NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. 4:-Rough s.65 @374c; s99 sacks Blue Rose. 4.4O@ 4.60c; 179 sacks Carolina, 4.010422. Re ceipts. 7,5o4 sacks. NIillsrs receipts, S'e2s2s pockets Blue Rose, 4as@5sses s2o-pockets Carolina. Az @6ssc; $50 pockets Early pockets second heads, 3i4 @s1sc; 134 pockets screenings, SAC; receipts. none.
 Bran and polish unchanged.
 POULTRY AND PRODUCE
 NEW YORK. Oct; 4MLivs a-..ivs ponltry ponllttry quiet; prices unchanged.
 KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct. 4.-Butter; creamery 1c higher. 49@ soc; packing un-
 Eggs and potatoes unchanged; pOul- try unchanged to lc lower;'>springs lc CHICAGO. oct, 4,-Poultry alive higher; fowls. 15@2sc springs. 2Oc: roos- ters, lie.
 CHICAGO. oct. 4.-Butter higher; tra firsts, 45S @4slac; firsts. 4s1A @441sc; eggs unchanged; receipts 6.S7s cases
 ST. LOUIS, oct. 4.-Geese. 17c; others un6hahged. Butter, 4sc. Eggs unchanged. NEW YORK, ost. ,o 41Esrd, dtscl, .st9dst: aqist; unchanged.
 NEW 1Ohh, sOCt' f--Dutler l4tiner,
 Eggs irregular; receipts Is,ss3. Cheese firm; receipts. .607 pounds; state whole milk flats fresh fancy, 2S@2Sl l2c state whole milk flats. average run, 2I Q27 5c; state whole milk twins. fresh fancy, 971kc; state whole, milk twins, average run, 27e. ~
 COFFEE MARKET NEW YORK.~Oct. 4.--There was a fur her advance in the market for coffee fu- turesetoday on trade buying and covering, accompanied by reports of continued firm ness in the spot market and higher Bra ziian cables. The market opened at an advance of 10 to 14 points and sold 20 to 20 points net higher. with December ad Vancing to S.S5c and May to S.O5c, making new high ground for the movement. The S1 points. Sales were estimated at about 49. GOO bags. October, s.96c; December. s.S6c; March. S.27c; May, S.05c; July. 7.S5c; September, 7.S3c. 4s. 14lA @15c. Cost and freight offers were 5s part Bourbon, 14@14.40c for prompt and at 13.75c for October December ship lnent. Rio 7s were offered at 10 14 @ 10s. c for prompt shipment. sss
 The official cables. showed an advance of one thirty-second pence in Rio ex- change on London and a decline of 100 reis in the dollar buying rate. The Rio market was 425 to 575 reis higher and ported that much coffee arriving at the Brazilian port is rain damaged and that it is difficult to secure desired grades Brazilian port receipts. 47,o00; Jundiahy the United states. The worlds visible against s,512,Sso last year.