The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-05
Coffee Market

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 Coffee Market
 New York, November 4.-The market for coffee futures opened steady at an advance of to 10 points in response to higher European markets, talk ol bisher Brazilian offerings for forward shipment, covering and some fresh buy ing for long account Business was only moderately active and toward the close the market eased off Wlth the close steady on near months but weak m distant positions, net 5 points high CT to- lower Sales 30,000 bags. Clos- inc bids. November, SS0c; December, &. soc: January, S.97c; February, 9.o3c March, 9.09c; April, 9.09c' May, June. July and August, 9.10c; September and October, 9.09c.
 Havre was A @ F higher. Hamburg h@A higher. Rio, 25s rels hlgher Ill 6 sx 025. Santos l0e rels hlsher' sA 900; IS SIX 500.
 Receipts at the two Brazilian ports, KS. o00 bags against 10000 last year. Jundiahy receipts, 23.200 bags against 65 Too last year. New York ware house deliveries yesterday 4oS4 bags against 9896 last year.
 Spot coffee steady; Rio No. ', llc' Santos No. 4, -117s @12c; Mild coffee quiet Cordoya, 11A @ l3Ac
 
 New Orleans Rice Market
 New orleans, November 1.-The rice market was steady today with only n noIcra te demand for rough, the inquiry principally for choice lots Quotations on rough Honduras and Japans were unchanged In clean rice the tono was steady and quotations unchanged to kc higher
 Millers' receipts, Sal sacks. Receipts,
 Cala nf rice. 56S sacks; clean, 29S2 pockets Hon duras and 1196 pockets Japan.
 Ouotations: Rough Honduras. quiet at s1.50@325, actual sales at s. Ja- pan quiet at S2@3.25 with actual sales at s2.56@2.83 Clean Honduras steady, head 3@5Ac Japan, 2k @3asc.
 Naval stores
 Savannah, Ga. November 4.-Tur- pentine firm, 76Hc; sales 321; receipts, 372: shipments, 409S: stock, 20,1SS, Resin firm; sales. ssS; receipts, 194o; shipments, 745; stocks, 74,00S. Quote: B. s5.95; D, $5.90@6; E, $5.90@6; F., $6 06.05; c, $6@6.10; H. SCOPE @ 6.0b; |, Ss.1N@6.15: K, $6.50; M $6.55 N, $6.75; VIC. ST: wv, $7.15.
 Charleston, S. C., November 4.-Tur- pentine firm, 76Nc. Rosin firm; Quote A. B, C. $5.95; D, $5.92k @5.97h; c. s5.s5@6; F. $6.02k 6D6.05; c, s6.07@6.10; i; H, $6.12k60 I, s6.15: K, $6.50; M, $6.5o; N, S6.75; VIC, $7; wv, $715
 Imports and Exports New York, November 4.-Imports of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending Oc- tober 2s were valued at $147176o9. I'm ports of specie for the week were $ll4,4 ,4sS silver and $12S,015 gold. Exports of specie were ssSO 97O silver and $3400 gold.
 Dry Goods
 New York, November 1.-The dry goods markets are quiet. Yarns are quiet and generally steady Clothing quiet. The local wool market is inactive The car ret auction disclosed only a slight decline in values for the day
 fr Cotton Seed Oil
 New York. November flowing to the crippled wire service business in cotton seed oil was quiet and of professional nature with prices easier. Closing prices. on futures were generally 1 to points net lower. November. 7,S9G7. 40c; Decent her. '. 4r6r7 4sc: January '. .45@7. 46c; Feb ruary. T. 460l7 .52c; March. z .53@7 Sic; prime cruce. 6.1Vd6.27c prime summer yellow,