The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-27


 corn back on recession.
 Oats: Far trade with some commission buying May. Cash interests bought De- cember, but this interest was small. At May
 Provisions There was some selling early In the session by commission houses. Hogs about Dc lower. Top. s7.30-Fenner & Beane.
 1T. & B. BEER
 CHICAGO. H.. November .6-There was nothing surprising in any of the days news and the markets backed and filled within narrow limits. Wheat ranged higher. Liverpool wheat was A to E d largely accounting for the weakness. Worlds shipments of wheat and flour were heaviest in months, 1S,457,OOO. Wis bushels, making total an even T5,OOO, ,00O bushels. The Seaboard reported only a moderate export business in wheat, but 1t was encourag ging to hear that 200, GOO pusheis of corn had been worked for ex- port late Saturday Interior cash wheat cash corn was to Sc werner lower. The 4nr So' { mixed sold at 4c under December. prac- tically a delivery basis.
 Action of the market today was none point. It seemed fears of December de- livery was still uppermost in minds of many many traders It may be that the market VIII continue moro or less irregular until the first of the month, but after tha t sentiment likely will change materially and so 1t appears the policy of buying on this weeks easy spots viii proys nrofit able in the end.
 LIVE STOCK
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 2s-c,+,l. Receipts, 14,ooO calves, s,OoO market ac- Live, strong to 26c higher; bulk short fed offerings Of .;72s5Ss5o; beef cows. $, @5; cahners' Sl66W 25; choice veals, SS l9; medium and heavies, s4@7 stockers, ,o Hqgs; 5o Receipts. 15,ooo: very slow. 15o sG;so sg 2 s7q; 2 l5o to 9.;pcasds ss.sSS ss 5.55. ''"s' s''4'~''fO' stock pigs '47S@ Sheep: Receipts, 5000; lambs strong to 12.5o; best natives, s12@12.25; sheep steady; wooded wethers, sSi shorn. $7.
 CINCINNATI, O.. Nov. 2s.-Hoss: Re ceipts, 14,00O market lower: heavy, s7; packers and ,6 butchers ;7: medium, ss.7o pigs and lights. f4G6.5O. Cattle Receipts 2,3Oo; heavy steers weak; desirable butcher cattle strong, 25c DOC lower, sSG1o
 s1G $50, Lambs strong, ;4ei2. A"' LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. 2s.-cattle. Re 6ea8y steers. :7seSs; beer 'sj Steers s's;qS; saS feeders, s4.5Oge; stockers,s s2, 5.75, pounds up. ss.s5; 1s5 to 200 pounds. ss5o down, S5.50; throw-outs, 6,5O down.
 Sheep: Receipts 200; lambs, s11.
 NEW YORK. Nov. ss..cattl.: Receipts. s$ S'eaay s'sgFs SO !" lOO0 state bulls Calves; Receipts, 561o; weak; veals. s12;5o@1s; eulls and little calves. s55O Q sheep and lambs: Receipts, $500 firm
 Hogs Receipts. 4,4eo; steady; light to s.75; heavy hogs, s7.25@74O; roughs. s6,25 Q6.5o
 CHICAGO H.. Nov. 2s-Cattle: Re ceipts, 21.OOO fed steers, western grassers. fat she stock and stockers anl feeders 15c to 25c higher; mostly .25c up, spots lot young steers, s1O@11 highly cond- toned weighty steers absent; best matured steers bid around sl.5o at noon: numer; weghty steers, sS910; plainer and lighter kind downward s7 and below bulk west ern grass steers in feeder flesh, largely & e S. some to feeder buyers, $6. 50 a 6. 75 meaty kind to killers, upward to $7.50; bulk fat cows S4.50 e $50; most beef heif- CTS, S550 06.5o; these kindN refleoting strong; vealcrs less desirable quality con sidered strong to 25c higher.
 Hogs: Receipts. S5.000; mostly 25c low choice 200 to $50 pound butchers. ss.76 O '; top, S7 better grades 1e0 to 190- 0-pound average: mostly. $6.46Gs.7O; bulk packing 750, lower; good and choice weighty shipping kind, s0.760e; estimated hold Sheep: Receipts. ls.ooo; fat lambs 15c to 40c higher; sheep and yearings around 25c higheri feeding lambs steady; most good