The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16


 bills at s4s4f5 for e0-day bills. and It s4sG.95 for demand; commercial bills, slS3%&4S4A bar silver, 51ssc; Mexican dollars, 44o; government bonds steady; .ailroad bonds easy.
 Coffee Market
 New York, March 15--Coffee advanced I partial five points during the day. in sympathy with steady European cables. Offerings were scattered Europe was light seller of the late months. and there was little liquidation of the summer LOS itions, but trade interests were buy CTS. Closed unchanged to points higher. Sales, 10000 bags. Close March, 6.SSc; April 6yJc; May, 6.95c; June, 7.0oc; July, !10c; August September r-October-Nove i,er-December January February, !.lSc. Havre closed A franc higher. Hamburg wac 1l pfennig higher. Rio steady. 50 reis higher; No 7s5sx1.5o Santos firm, un- changed, 4s 4sx65O; IS, 4sx1.5o.
 Receipts at the two Brazilian ports, H GOO. against 13.0oo last year. New York warehouse deliveries yesterday lo,7's. against 27,S16 last year. Spot coffee quiet; No. Rio. 8 11-1sSsSslc; No. Santos. SAC. Mild quiet Cordova, 9ieSS1OAc
 Metal Market
 New York. March 15.-The market for standard copper was dull. with spot and all deliveries up to the end of May clos ing at $12.S71s&13.121a. The London mar ket closed steady but only partially re- covered from an early decline, with spot ducted at G5S 1Ss Sd, and futures at e59 1Ss gd Local dealers quote lake cop Der at $13.62&13S71s; electrolytic at Sl3@I1s &13.e2h and casting at s13.0o&1325. Ar rivals reported at New York today were 45O tons. No exports were reported FIX norts from the United States during the first two months of 1910 have been 5l,9s. tons, against s3,C7e last year.
 Tin was quiet with spot quoted at xs1 60&31.75. March at s31. .50&3l15 Apfii at s3l 621a&32So, May and June at >Si.6s,s &s1.s5. The London market closed easy with spot quoted at E143 17s Cd, and fu- lures at E145 15s.
 Lead dull; spot, s45O&4.so. New York; s,.s0&4.40. East St. Louis delivery. The English market was unchanged at *lS 3s ad.
 spelter dull; spot, s5.e5Ss5.70. New York; s5. .5Os.5. .oT1j East St. Louis delivery. The English market was unchanged at &2S' Iron was unchanged at 51s Cd for Cleve- land warrants in England. Locally the market was quiet No. 1 foundry. north- ern. S1s.O0Ss1S 50; No. ? foundry and NO. foundry, southern. and No. l foundfy' southern soft at N7.7b&1s.2S.
 
 Live stock Market
 Cb;ca1o. March 1S-Cattle-Receipts e. timated at 1000; market strong; steers s5. .sO18 10; COWS, $40lS heifers. s49SD; bulls, s4.50a16. .1O; calves, $9@lo; stockers' A. 4066.
 Hors-Receipts estimated at 150Oo; nWr- ket generally sc higher; choice heavy u1@1l .Os; butchers. $10. .so@11; light mixed M $1O. .7o910. 80; choice light, 3lo W0lo.W, packing. sl0.as91o .s5; pigs, s1o'2 2eqll; puiK of sales, $10. .75D10.S .S5.
 sheep-Receipts estimated at 10000; mar ket 10p15c higher Sheep, $ds s1S; iamps' q .5oa10: yearlings, S. 1908 75.
 Kansas City, March 16-Cattle-Recelpts' s0O0. including 400 southerns; steady to strong; choice export and dressed peer steers T 30dDS; fair to good, ss.20ga 70; stockers, }4. .25QpS 50; southern steers. $6.2SW 775; southern cows, 8. 60Q6.10.
 Hogs-R Receipts, 11.00o; market 10c high CT; top, Sl0. .721k bulk of sales, $l0. DGlo.eo; heavy, $10. .6c910. 70; packers, s10 4oplo 7S1A; light, S1020Gl10. 50; pigs, $.50g9.5O. , Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady; lambs, B. 754F6 96; yearlinss, $SqS; wethers, q .2566.15; ewes, $777.75 stockers, soQS.5O. St. Louis. March 16.--Cattle-Heceipts 5000; market strong, 10c higher; native shipping and export steers, 8.NqS .2O' dressed beef and butchers. $6.10D7 .S5; stockers, s4 10G76. 10; canners, S2.6OQ3.s5. Hogs-Receipts, 84O0; market steady; pigs and lights, q. .5Od110 .75; packers, s1o. 50 Dl0. 30; butchers and best heavy, Ao.So@ 10.SO.
 sheep--Receipts. 800, market strong; na- tive muttons, $4.so@s 50; lambs, $7.S0as.7o; stockers. s447.
 Naval stores
 Savannah, Ga. March i5.--Turpentine firm, 6O1kc; sales 69: receipts, 93 shir- ments, 14S; stock, 13,246. Resin firm; sales sss: receipts, 1l43: shipments, 305; stock, y4.116. Quote: B, $430; D. $40; E, S4.50; F. s4.60; c, $4.65; H, 3415; I, $4.90, K, s5.so; M, s6.4O; N, $6.6O; we, s6.s5; wv, s7.0o.
 Charleston. s. C., March 15.-Turpen- tine firm. 6o4c. Resin firm Quote: ABC, $4 30; D. $40; E. $4.5O; F, $4.6o; G. N.65: H, A.75; I. A.90; K. $590: M, $640; N, S6.60; VIC, $8.s5; WW. $7.00. 7 Cotton Seed Oil
 New York, March 15.--The cotton seed oil market was steady early, with small offerinrs. but weakened in the afternoon ,rder liuuidation on the break in lard, and closed at one point advance to eight noirts net decline, with sales of eSo0 hs rrels. March, 7.3S&7.Wc: May, 7.43& 7lic. July. y.53&7.54c; September. T.S7& enc: prime crude, 36.zOG65Sc; prime sum- mer yellow, 7.40&144c; prime winter yell low, q. 4O&7.s9c; prime summer white. 7l5A7. .SSc. oil: Prime refined, in barrels, per pound, Aoc. prime meal per cent ammonia,