The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-09
CASH GRAIN

CASH GRAIN
 ST. LOUIS Feb. s.-wheat: No. red. st&c; 2S No. sDy white. as@7s%o; M May s Ssao; July. rex @7s%c; Oats; Nc; white. 46%c
 MINNEAPOLIS Feb; s,-whsat:. ESi I | July. '11s%: coTn; % No yeilow gsw . ssH Q Flax: No. l. ss.e7ta @2.ssh.
 ., CHICAGO, Feb; s.,whs.t:, No. h 2 hsrd. NSte N2 is zsSg se sS wA3s ost' is4 Ss ..o Rye: No. 2, s7hc. Barley, so @68c. Tim othy seed. ss@6.5o. Clover seed, s1s5o Q 2o.5o. Pork, nominal; lard. $11.12; ribs, K KANSAS ( cITY. Feb. s.-wheat: No; ? low, 72hc Oats: No. 2 white, I4M @4hc; No. mixed. 449441sc.
 FLOUR
 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn Feb. s.-Flour unohanged to 25o higher. Family patents sS.50@6.s0. Bran. s27 ton.
 LIVE STOCK
 EAST ST. LOUIS, His. Feb. s.-Hog 1so to 17o-pound. averages. s. bo@s.55 asS fo io0 pounds. ss @s.2 20; 26o pounds and up, s7 s5 @s; desirable pigs. ss@s.5o; packer sows, Cattle receipts. 1,5oo; general market about sr steady ea few beef steers brought K s5o; cows, s7.5oS5.5 30; canners, sa.7s; tIJ buls so largely s!2S@4ss lisht veaiers Sheep receipts. 200; nominally steady; few odd lots of lambs to butchers. s14. .75 @16,25 one deck s7-pound lambs to pack CTS. s14.5o; culls, s11 50; no fat ewes for sale.
 .s NEW " YORK YORK. Tes s.cstt1: <: receipts. ssivs. $ sSs; shssp receipts, :sgo. steady; @ sisSis; cuis ssSic. " 'A Hog receipts, 5,ois. easier; medium to 1sSt ss yssn5s loagha snd Rss heavy hogs CHICAGO. Feb. s.-cattie. receipts, 1o,- spots up more. lower grades closing weak at an advance; top matured steers. s10. 90. weight scs pounds These 1eported easy at s1o .2s@1o.75; kind at latter price av- sioShS % 25: a5G'- bulk beef steers. $ '5o @io beef cows and heifers, 15c to 25c higher and cutters strong; bulls strong to 15c higher: veal calves strong to 25c higher; vel bred DC sEs and h steady 
 veal calves to packers. s11@12; upward to s13.25 and above to shippers; bulk desirable heavy bologna bulls. $4 soc 4.e5; most beef cows and heifers, ''iiog Hog receipts. 4s 1000; generally steady to strong; closed 15c to 20c higher than Wednesdays close: bulk lso to 21o pound average few sn1,5 1so.pound s1o nc say sy pound butchers. s7.75@7 .s6; ,weighty packing sows mostly nod lv; ae9fso ooo some held off market.
 Sheep receipts, 5000; fat lambs steady; top, $15.2 to shippers; $15 .1b to packers; I5.15; clipped kind mostly SIP 25@12.60 with heavies thrown out at slO.76 Co II; best yearling wethers and shippers steady to strong: choice 9o-pound fed d.. yesrli,ns 1ni,u able kind down ( S'et best ewes. ss 70; averaging 10S pounds fes '3o pound aged wethers. ss.25; 1ue load Ao-peH'd feed ing and shearirs lambs s39 on country account.
 PRpDUsH
 CHICAGO. rse -latis. hi, higher; tra firsts. 47G4sc: firsts 46 4sc sec ess cases; flests. s2ise; ora nary firsts 3o@S1c; misesilaneous. 31 9s 2 lzc.
 KANSAS CITY. Mo. re5. s.--Butter unchanged to ss hfgLeri cxtras. 61 e 62c; packing, 2sc. ERgs unchanged. Poultry light hens 2c higher. at iscs light springs cc higher, ai 3sc. oi nefs unchanged.
 NEW WORK, Fer. s.-.B stter firm; re- ceipts: 1 erssn'ery higher than d ex- to,t 049e | NFFs steady: receipts 1a.- ass cas- s.sia nearby ssad nearby west ern helnrfv ~tttss, firsss to extras. 40 C ass cE ese ureguisri receipts. 7s,sss