The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-26
CASH GRAIN

CASH GRAIN
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 MINNEAPoLIs. Minn.. April 25.-cash Tnsat aark nor.hern mH n0rfsneH fsneH No o yellow. 7sl5 @7se oats; No white 42is KANSAS CITY, No 4 Agril .. 25,cash S !, yss, w:nAs Sn ssd corn White Nsi 47c; No. mixed, 4sMc.
 CHICAGO; Agril as.-whe..s: So. red. esne gsiow ss NG ss.e .@sS5 S.,. ss ss aSt. SG o47c: No.. white, 4sA a4si4c. Rye: No 1. ssh @s7c. Barley. S3,a a7oc. Timothy nomna esa riss sesd ss ToLEpo, o.; April sS,cash wheat, 1;s $1o 50; timothy seed. S3.2
 POULTRY AND PRODUCE NEW YORK. April 25.-Live poultry poultry dull; prices unchanged. lower; fowls s6c; broiers. 5od52c; roos- ters, 17c.
 NEW YORK. April 25.-.Butter easier; receipts. lo.147: creameryd,isher than ex- Esss sfsaay 4S73s; fresh gathered seconds 27a2Itc. Cheese steady; receipts. l7s.sss pounds.
 ST. LOUIS. April 2s.7-springs, 1923, .54c; unchanged.
 CHICAGO. April ss.-Rutter lower; creamery. extras ssisc; standards. Ssis 2
 sstsa .seonds frs5s sc gss. T.fs ss 32.sS2 cases; firsts. 251ac; ordinary firsts. 24G 24Ac; miscellaneous. 24ia e 25c; s,or ss sssa. pA'A extras -'S' storage pSsN ''S's'
 BUTTER MARKET lighter in today's butter market here. and though demand was not ac.tre, slightly ss sesdisr tone pTsysed This was largely indifferent about selling. Relatively high CT prices at New. York is causing them to mand for fine butter light. but many of the dealers were holding for premium. The undersrades were well cleaned up. Supply of cars light and demand fair. with the tone of the market about steady.
 Fresh butter: 92 score 39Hc. 91 score seoTs sM asae .eefs .sof. ser sse ss score
 Centralized car lots: 90 score 3s%c. ss score Ss@3sAc.
 CHICAGO VEGETABLES
 CHICAGO CI.is ,hp,iI April 2sMonons sseady Tennessee. 'i.s5a1.7S; Mi..isaippi si. 5S 5; Celery steady; Florida 1o-pound crates, dozen, 315oG1.75.
 fancy, S5,b0Gp6. fancy. S7 choice 50 n spinach steady: Texa. bushels. broad u;25; Louisiana barrels best, s5@5 5o.% strawberries weak; Louisiana crates. ;Kscsyte' ;ssS poss se0d oaay sS ieafsr' er:tes. fi.t. H.So94.7S. pointed, s+T o POTATOES
 CHICAGO. April 25.--Potatoes slightly stronger on good stock: dull on poor. re- ceipts. 1ss cars: total United States ship ments ssa; Wisconsin sacked round cwt,: Minnesota sacked Red River ohios. $l :o5@ 1 .l5 cwt.; Idaho sacked Russets. unbranded, sl.sS@2 cwt.; branded. s2@ 2.l5 cwt.; Idaho sacked rurals, $1.60 cwt.
 SUGAR MARKET
 NEW YORK, April 25.-Raw sugar was firm and while there were no sales actu- ally reported. there were buyers at Sac Tor Cubas. cost and freight, equal to & .41c for centrifugal. or the highest level re, corded so far this season. It was rumored that sales had been made on this basis although generally Cuban holders were asking lsc more.
 Raw sugar futures were firmer and prices made new high records for the movement owing to the continued strength of the spot market and the further reduction in the Guma-Meter crop figures. who now es- inmates the Cuban crop at 3.s70. 900 tons Prices at one time showed advances of II to 19 points. bun eased off under real izing and closed at net advances of s to IS points Closing May Sic. July 6 .79c, September 91c December sac.
 Refined was frmer and 20 to 40 points higher with fine granuated now quoted at loG1o 25c. Refined futures to 10 points higher.
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