The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-05

opened firm at to 10 points advance and closed steady at a net advance Of to 10 points, The European markets were unexpectedly firm and during the day there was good buying for European ac- count as well as covering on the part or local shorts and some new buying. Spec ulative longs were the best sellers. Off, ferines were well absorbed and the mar ket was bullishly influenced by the con tinued firnness on the part of Brazl ana bv private cable indicating smaller Rio crop than had previously been expect ed. Total sales 66,5O0 bags. August, To' sentember. 7o5; October, no; November 7oo. December 725; January, 729! Feb mary. 7as: March, 735; April, 73S; May TAI: June, 743: July, TAI
 Havre closed E franc higher Hampurs closed %0D1 pfennig higher. Rio was un- changed at 5sx050; Santos unchaneeo al 4sx6b0 for As and 4sx400 for IS. Junoiahy receipts SS,3O0 bags, against os,lW iass wear New York warehouse dellVerles ,.ea.ardav. 13.5s5 bags, against 6,o54 last year. .,, s.+os As a%c Mid steady; Cordova, 10Q12h.
 Live Stock Market
 rh,caqo July -Cattle-Receipts. 4oV, r,arket strong beeves, $4-SoqS' oo' l.c eAne .s' steers. B 5ol5 60; western steers, >4ao eo .o ,S stockers, $4QQ6.2o; COWS oh"
 ( eO. calves, $6.50QS 5O. 0'g 0'Toos-Receipts, 16.OO0: market for good s.aady. others weak to 5c lower tnan ss,.,,,. ,,ebt. ss. .4o@s .95; mixed, S.S5qS .so; heayv s7. .6008. 40; rough, F.6oQ1 so, a""' soou 4s oho,ce heavy, N.S5Gs. 40; pigs, $S.zoqs' bulk of sales. sS@S 30. ..roo. shasn-Receipts, 15,0oo; market strong; natives. s2.6o@4.eo; western. v .iosas .o% o, vearlines, A .50@5 .75; lambs' natiVe' s1''0~ 7.10; western. %.5oGH.le ..,. paoe,nts Kansas City, August 4-Cattle-Heceip's oooo ;ncluding 250o southerns; market stesdv to strong; dressed beef and export or steers ss7S: fair to good, s4.7oao. ao' so,,thern steers, 8. .50d5. .25; southern cows' g. .25d4. ..t s+eadv to 5c lower; bulk of sales, $sqS.4o neav!, e IVY. s7. .sodDs. .15: packers and butchers' so'o0p s.3o; light. s .2o@s.45 +o ,oc higher: lambs, se35dDs.s0; yearlings, sx o5677: wethers, $S.759p4 50; ewes, sS.oov 4: stockers. 2.5 55@4. st Louis August 4-Cattle-Receipts aS0o including 2000 Texans; market ioW 16c higher; native, shipping ana export steers, q. .15GS. .25; dressed beef and putcn- CT steers. SC. 2567 .75; Texas and Indian steers, $414.65; cows and heifers, t4 ooeo' Hors-Receipts, 6100; market 5@loc low CT: pigs and lights. $SM6. IS; packers. S DO mS. .65: butchers and best heavy, $S.6oco S.S5.
 sKeep-Receipts, 46o0; market steady to 1oc lower: native muttons. 8 7564. 25; lambs. $5.75@7 10; stockers, s2.5o@s75.
 Naval Stores
 Savannah, August 4-Turpentine firc' 67067Ac; sales, 679; receipts. 772; ship ments, 11o: 4tocks. 1s95o. Resin firm; sales, 2265: receipts. 2s52: shipments. STA; stocks. 6s,ssS Quote: B. $5.20; D. $5.S5; E. $50; F, s5.55 G. $5.6o; H. $5.65: I, s5.v; K, $5.75: M, @.95; N, $s.2o; W G., $6.90: w W, $6.45.
 Wilmington. August 4.-Spirits turren- tine steady. e6c receipts. 47 casks. Rosin steady. s4 80; receipts. 2ss barrels. Tar firm. 2.25; receipts, 4 barrels. Crude tur- pentine, firm, 8. 50, $ and $50; receipts, 1 barrels.
 Charleston, August A--Turpentine quiet, 67c. Rosin quiet. Quote: A. B. c. 8. 25@ B.So; D, $5.45; B, s5 30; F, $. 65@5.70 0, Ss. .70: H. S5.75; I, $6. 80; K. AS5; M, SC. 20; W c, SC. .DQ76. 60; w W, $6.50@6.70.
 Cotton Seed oil
 New York. August 4.-The cotton seed oil market was firm on very light offer ings and buying by commission houses, closing at 8 to 10 points net advance, with sales of 14.700 barrels. September, 9.20@ g. .2sc: October. 7.S40l7 .85c; November, 21@ D22c: December, 7.03@7 .06c: prime crude nominal; prime summer yellow, 9.20Q10c; prime winter yellow, 9.25011c; prime sum- mer white. 9.@@1ac4 ".