The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-21

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 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Following is the opening, high, low and close in grains and Wheat 0GPDssn. High. Jg11 Low. Close. Q 6 Sept ,...... IA 1.14s Las 1.14 May l,; ....,. ,zsH .zss ,z.n .zss ssst ssIs .:::: Tss Tse 7fs .5sss :T:s z: 1ss # May ...... .4s% .461s .45H .4sh Pork-No quoted. May ......s11.4o 11,45 11.4o u.45 July .....: ll,52 .'ll.57 l1.52 1l57 May ''s ..,.l.,sfo4po 1oso 1o.st los!
 CASH GRAIN N CHICAGO, Feb. 20.--Wheat: No 2i red, si;37; No; hard, s1.21@l .sa. Corn. No. , yellow, 74Q74Ac. Oats: No 3 white 46p 4s%o; No. white. 44% @46Ikc. Rye. s5.9o@65o Glover seed, siS.5o9 2o.5e. Pork nominal; lard, si.5o; ribs. s1o,259 ,l1.25. - sas,
 ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2O.-wheat: No. red. sl.42Q1.44; No. 3 red. s1.S4@1.42; May, SlI9i July, sl.12ss; Corn; No white, 75ssc; July 7ess @7slsc. Oats; No. 2 white, 4e14c; No. 8 white 45hc; May, v Ssc' # etA TOLEDO. Ohio, Feb. ao.-wheat. s1.ss,s. Clover seed, s13.55. Aiske s1o.6O. Tim othy, S3.30. M
 MINNEAPotds. Feb. 2o.-wheat: No. 1 T, rthern' nd ,s12o@529; May. sI21; July, Oats No swhie. se5s se5VS Sl1sso. @GS Flax: e No. l. $3.15A@3.1eH.
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 MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 2O.--Flour was un- changed to 5c higher. In carload lots. family patents quoted at s6,70 @ 6.s0. a bar rel in ss-pound cotton sacks, Bran, s27 FPS per ton,s 4g3tAs . zet .sSa RICE MARKET a NEW ORLEANS sFeb. 2O-Rough rice quiet no. sales; receipts. 300 sacks; mil lers receipts same, Clean rice steady; second he ads 2 Tsc; 4s0 pockets screenings 1a $ 70 sefpts. 17ST54 pockets. Bran and nt}ish unchanged.
 LIVE STOCK
 NEW oRlSs Feb: 2o.-Reeeipts. sd6; no Hipga- Calf receipts, .2. 270; active and
 sls l1Ql7; culs, s7@11; little resepts. eno steady; sheen.
 calie $2 60@A; lambs, $120 igts % .i... s'Ggi ss.. gsdig1s ss <. ss e9s 70. rougts 3f4 5e.
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 a,gQa beef steers eoasgaiiy se slow. top x9 55 0uM s7 Q .45. heo. eosvs closed 9eu te 5c al;fsar eAtks st 70 O@o.s9i selne at Sh.5oi light yearlnss ateady; bulk. SR ae&8; ono. load 50. enners steady. s2.GJS eu- lsEna huits strong; bulk. S4.f59e 6. zG tsht ga4iers, 25c higher, SIP. 75 @ 15; ftochers and feeders unchanged, $4. 75Q7 sheer aeeipts. l.6Oo; fat lambs; 15@2sc bower. etlsr classes steadys top lambs to butchers St2 .75; packers, S14 60; bulk s3l .e0G 5o; culls. s11@l2: best clipped r-4. a.4 rnI n. Itr.r. egSed rs. SIS to packers;. S9G9s25 te bute' esss fat light ewes $S.10.
 Ifug 3eceipts. 10000; light hogs. 10c l9sssF. snad5e n weights steady; heavies Sc ts sss ! Z st5;sfsps s to,:: ralis Iso ts ts ! s6utf4& $s EJd8 go ssf 200 to 32e' pounds s5a pes itte changed; bulk, s775eS 2s, IeN esa and plain light kinds down faa. s5.
 cIlcAoo. Feb. 2o.-cattle receipts, i2uee oosf steers; uneven; trade largely oH cstch-a h-asscatch- orders signally slsaoy wita gesterday.s average market; iastlaad 1seeee in load lots. s10.10: bulk bseg steers and yearlings sS. s5 @9 50 netter gaae yearings scarce, fairly ac- riVef med afl grade kind weak; relative iy stw bect steers to killers under $s; she efoss generally steady; beef cows of value
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 s. yestsrisyss best tigne epi2 vTt91Ga & &aseIsse ss }9fs butchers, s.soSs; packing S sows SsVa around Poun ST; desirable pigs mostly $7. 7.25@7.75; es- timated hold-over. .6.ooo,
 Sheep receipts. 17.000; choice lambs steady; other kinds weak spots slightly lower; top s15.s5 to city butchers; sl5. 25 l2. 50. mostly; two loads good 95-pound fed yearling. wethhers s12.eb; s7-pound weak; one load strictly choice 100 pound fat ewes. ss. 50; other desirable light. weight ewes around $s; two loads desir-. able o-pound feeding lambs, si5 on coun- 'lin' try account. At.a .-.. e LOUISVILLE Ky. Feb 2o.-cattle Re- ceipts 300; steady; heavy steers. sS@9; beef steers, $5Qs.50: heifegs s4.50q :; cows, s2@6.s5; feeders. s5.5o97; stoclkers. Hogs: Receipts. 200; 1oc higher; 25o pounds up. s7s0 120 to 250 pounds. ss.35 :; 120 pounds down. s7.4o; throwouts. s6.35 down.
 sheep: Receipts 5O steady; lambs, SIP. CINCINNATI. Feb. 2O.-Hogs: Receipts; 5000: steady. 10 to 15c lower; heavies, s7.75@7.s5; packers and butchers, ss.so O s.s0: heavy fat sows, s6@6.75; pigs and nSntS. SfWo.oo, StdBS, SfVo. Cattle: Receipts 400; steady: calves strong and higher. s5Q5.50.
 Sheep and lambs steady. -.a.-s@ s7's
 POULTRY AND PRODUCE
 CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-Butter unchanged. Eggs Higher; receipts 14.256 Cases; firsts, 36l5 37lAc: ordinary firsts. 34 Q 36c. mis- cellaneous, 35 # G36c. ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2o.--Turkeys. 25c; all others unchanged. Eggs, 35c Butter un- changed.
 NEW YORK. Feb. 20,--Butter irregular; receipts. 10,503; creamery flrsts. Ss to 91 score, 49@ 50hc; packing stock. current make No. ?. 36c. Eggs strong; receipts. 2S1o3 cases; fresh gathered extra frsts, 42Q43c; fresh gathered firsts. S90 Ale. Cheese steady: receipts. 14e-44S pounds NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.--Live poultry fir regular; chickens. 3oQS5c. Dressed poul- try unchanged.
 CHICAGO STOCKS
 CHlCAGO. Feb 20.-Armour of Della ware, 923s -.rmour1 preferred. sS@: Com monwealth Edison. l30i: Diamond Match 11sH: LibbyMcNeil. 6%: Middiewest Utilities Utilities. Sl National eLather, sM.; 1s%; Union Cafbide s4as ? Unified Iron