The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-31

OSSODS's and December, $12 5GQ12 .321z London closed quiet; spot price, s56 2s Cd. Flu | lures price. G56 1Ss Sd.
 | Custom house returns show exports so
 far this month of 26,s71 tons. Lake cop
 per, SIP. .s71s91S; electrolytic, s12.621g@ 12.75, and casting $12. .2oGp12.5o. | Tin. irregular: spot and August, $S5. 60
 ass. 671h: September, 35 521a@55. .621s; Oc-
 tober, ss4. 55a34. 95; November, ss4 7219@ s4. .s5 and December s34 .55934. .65. London, strong; spot price, f16S; futures price, | f159.
 | Lead quiet; s44oa4.50, New York; s4.25G | 43o East St. Louis; London spot price, | 12, lis, Sd.
 | spelter firm s5 371505.5O. New York; s5. s21Aa5. 271s, East St. Louis. London spot price, g, 15s.
 | Iron, Cleveland warrants. 49s 114d, in | London Locally quiet; No. foundry northern, s16 25d165O; No. 2, s15.500160O; No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft, s15 75@16.25.
 Coffee Market | New York, August 30.-The market for coffee futures opened irregular at de- cline of 10 points, owing to sharp break | in the European markets, heavy local realizing, foreign selling. a larger pri- vate estimate of the current Santos crop | and talk of lower firm offers from Brazil. The trade interests were good buyers, however, taking offerings around the initial figures and with private cables re- ported continued drouth as a drawback | to the coming crop. the market rallied sharply during the day. closing steady net unchanged to 3 points higher. Sales were reported of 6o,000 bags. Closing bids | follow.
 | August, September and October, 7soc; November, 7.90c; December. T9oc; Janu-
 arv. 7asc. February. s0oc;, March. s04c; April, s.o4c May. S05c; June, So7c; July S09c Havre was 1A franc lower early, but improved. closed at net loss of 1a franc Hamburg was s to i pfennig net lower, and Rio 100 reis higher, at 5sx5oO santos ouiet As, 50 reis lower at 5sx 200; IS un- changed. at 4sx450 Receipts at the two Brazilian ports, 10s. 900. against 149,00O last year; Jundiahy receipts $500, against
 93, 300 last year.
 | New York warehouse oellVeries yes- terday. 14,593 bags, against 16,O0S last year.
 santos authority cabled that after an in-
 ,,astiyation he estimated the present crop
 at eOoo.000 to 100000 bags. comparing
 win recent estimates of from S,C0o,000 to | $, ,500,0 900.
 Spot coffee steady; Rio No. I, 1oQ10Ac; Santos No. 4. 107sc. Mild coffee quiet; Cordova, 1014912hc.
 Live stock Market Kansas City, August 30.-Cattle-Re- 1 ceipts, 19,000 including 1000 southerns' steady to weak; native steers, $4. 75dS. 25; southern steers, 8. 75Q5 .50; do. cows. g. "a @4.25; native cows and heifers, $2.6O47;
 stockers and feeders. $3@6.2o; bulls, $3G4; calves s41S.50; western steers, s4 5Oq7 25; | do cows, $2.75@5. - | Hogs-Receipts, 1000; strong; bulk of
 sales, s9 .15G8 45; heavy, $9G9. packers
 and butchers, ss. 45; light, @.35as. .5o Sheep-Receipts 7000; strong; muttons, SAGA. 60; lambs. $5.75G6 s5; fed wethers
 and yearlings, s4dS.75 fed western ewes, | $. 70Q4.25.
 Kansas City, August s0.-Cattle-Re- ceipts, 21,00O, including 1900 southerns;
 market steady; cows strong; dressed beet and export steers, s6. 754S .25; fair to mixed good, $5a6.50; southern steers. s3.75G9 25; southern cows, E. 2.S0Q54.25. | Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market 5c higher; bulk of sales, S. .256l9 .50; heavy $9. 25@9 35; packers.-an butchers, $925@950; lights, | 8. .4OQ9.521s.
 sheep--Receipts. ,1s.Ooo; steady; lambs steady to 20c lower; lambs, s6 75G6 90; | yearlings, A.900F5.75; wethers, $3.9OQ4 50; stockers, $3Q5
 $500, including $500 Texas; market steady to 10c lower; native shipping and expdrt
 steers, q. 756S 25: dressed beef and butch CTS steers, $6. 50d57 .75: stockers and feed CTS, 8. 75Ql5.75; Texas and Indian steers, $4 256l6 50; cows and heifers, $SQ4.50 Hogs-Receipts, 6500; steady; pigs and lights. s. .5Qd9 .65; .s packers, 8. .10Q9. .35;