The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29

ern steers $4.75@680, stockers s4@ s25, cows and heifers s2.50@6.40, calves $6.500S.75.
 Hogs-Receipts 1s.O0O. Market weak. Light S6.55@s.s5. mixed $s25@ so, heavy s78o0s.70, rough s790Q s.20 good to choice heavy ss:so@s.7o' pigs $S.55@9, bulk of sales S850@S.70
 Sheep-Receipts 1S,0O0. Market strong. Native s2.7O@4.5O, western s2.s0 @4.5o, yearlings s4.5o@5.75. native lambs $4.50@4.70, western $475@ 760 Kansas City, July 2s.-Cattle-Re- ceipts 10000 including 5000 southern. Market steady to 10c lower Calves 25 steers $6.25@s, fair to good S440@6, southern steers $3.50@6. southern cows $2.30@4.
 Hogs--Receipts 1000. Market 5@15c lower. Bulk of sales sS.25@S.65. heavy $S.25@S.35, packers and butchers $S.35 @S.e5. light $s.55@s.T5.
 Sheep-Receipts 400o. Market steady. Lambs ss:7b@7:25. yearlings s4s5955' wethers $3.75@4.25, ewes $325Q 4, stockers s2.50@4.
 St. Louis, July S-Cattle-Receipts 1900 including $500 Texans. Market lower. Native shipping and export steers $L25@S.40. dressed beef and butcher steers $6N7.75. stockers $3.25 05.50, Texas and Indian steers $40 | l.ZO
 Hogs-Receipts 8500 Market 15c low er Pigs and lights sS@s.15. packers ss.40@s.so, butchers and best heavy $8.500S.75.
 sheep-Receipts $500. Market steady. Native muttons $375@4.25, lambs S6.25 @7.35, stockers $2.50@375. Coffee Market
 New York, July 2S.-Coffee futures opened firm at an advance of to 10 points on active covering by European shorts and fresh local buying attributed to firmer offerings for forward ship Inent from Brazil and reports of a better demand in the primary market from European importers. The demand was supplied by oh longs around the initial prices, but the market fully maintained the advance, closing steady at net gain of to 10 points. Sales were re- ported of 50,250 bags, representing the largest day for sometime past and in cluding bushes in July. 19l1 at 72oc ana about 40O0 bags in the shape of switches. Closing bids: July and August. 675c; September, 6.80c October, 6.85c; Novem- Der, 6.9oc; December, 6.95c; January. 7o4c: February, 707c March, 7.1oc; closed quarter higher Hamburg was quarter higher. Rio unchanged at 4xSe5. Santos unchanged, fours 4x500; seyens, 4x15O Receipts at She two Brazilian ports T2.O0o bags against S6.0o0. Jundiahy receipts 40,400 against 72,10o.
 New York warehouse deliveries yes- terday were 13.5S9 bags against 6212 last year. Spot coffee, steady. Rio No. !. ssic. Santos No. 4. 91kGs%c. Mild coffee quiet; Cordova 10G12Ac.
 Navel stopNs
 Savannah, Ga, July 2S.-Turpentine firm, CSC. Sales, 6s2 receipts 1294; shipments, 1905. stocks,, 16.313.. sRosin. firm; receipts S717; shipments 229l :, stocks, 64.351; sales, 23S7. Quote: B. $5.e7M; D. s5.s2h; E. s5.92N: F, s6.02A; c, $6.10; H. ss.15; I. $o.20; K, s6.s5; N, s7.2o; VIC. s7.sO; wv. sLs5.
 Charleston, s. C., July 2S-Turpen- tine firm, 69@69Ac. Rosin firm: Quote: A B.. c. ~s665@5.75; D. y5.S2h; E, s5.S71k @5.9o; F. $6; G. $6.10; H. Se.15; I. s6.20: K. $83006.S5 M. s6.s0; N, $7.15; VIC, s7.20; wv, Sa25.
 Cotton Seed Oil
 New York, July os.-The cotton seed oil market was strong and higher. on very small stocks, prospects of good demand when the new crop moves and active buying by renners, closing at 10@35 points net advance with sales of 22.400 barrels September. 8.35@ S.60c; October 7.b8@7.60c; November. [. . 03 6 T. 0lc. DereY1her e2R 61 G 9Qc. v,ris1a