The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-16

was about in line with the unchanged
market at Havre. Trading was very quiet
during the morning, but became a lit
tie more active late in the day When trade
interests we're buying the near months
and it looked as though a favorable in
terpT citation was placed upon the private
cables from Brazil, stating that the clear
ances reported yesterday from Santos
were of Minas coffee. which did not pay
the addition al export duty. The market
closed firm In near months, and steady
on late positions with prices net UNI
changed to 10 points higher Sales were
reported of 500 bags, including February
and March at 69ec; May at &c; and De
cember at 1887 Toe.
Spot coffee, steady; No. Rio, Ssac;
No L. 9ls@si4c.
Mid coffee, quiet; Cordova, s1a@12l4c.
Metal Market
New York, February 15.--%tandard cop
per was weak today with spot and Feb
ruary closing slSd13.15; March at $3.50
Is.12ls: April at 81. sO91S. liz. The Lon
don market YVES firm and a little higher
with spot closing at $50 So Sd and fu-
lures at SEQ Exports of copper, accord
ing to today's customs house returns,
were POL tons, making 1906 so far for
the month Local dealers quote lake cop
per at S;3 ez1zG13. S71a; electrolytic at
$13 3.Ht013.62ia and casting at s13.l2laq
1S.371s
Tin was quiet with spot closing at $3.50
IS. 40. February at sSSQ3S. 20; March at
$50. DQ33. 10; April and May at S32 75033 10.
The London market was higher and closed
firm with SPOT quoted at 9151 12s Cd and
futures at R153 5s.
Lead was weak With spot quoted at
81. eoqt4. 70, New York, and 81 1904 20, East
st. Louis. London was unchanged at
e13 IS cd for spot
Spelter was weak, spot closing at s.. 50N4'
5.G5. New York, and S.. 5000 40, East st.
changed at f23 5s.
The English iron market was lower at
sis Sd for Cleveland warrants. Locally
10 change was reported. No: 1 foundry
northern is quoted at SIS. 50GT19; No. 2 al
SIS. 25Dls. IS; No. / southern and No. !
southern soft at slS.5oQa9.
Live stock Market
Chicago, February -Catte-Reeeipts
estimated, $4,000; market steady. Steers,
s475ds; cows, ss.5Oa5.5o; heifers, So. 400
$780, bulls, $4Q5.25; calves, s3@9.2o; stock
ers, s4G5.50.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 27o00 mar
ket 56plOc lower Choice heavy, ss.l5Q
e.25: butchers, SO. 1909. TO- light mived,
IS. 90@sO5: choice light, sS49.10; packing,
s9o5@9. 10; pigs, $s.S0Gs; bulk of sales
$9Q9.10.
---Sheep- Receipts estimated. $4,000; mar
ket for sheep strong to 1oc higher; lambs
weak. Sheep. $5.25V725; lambs *Lzom
9; yearlings, T2508.50
Cifv FEBRUARY 1o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000, including 25Oo southerns;
market opened slow, closed strong and
active. Choice export and dressed beer
steers, IS 10g7.40; fair to good. $4N96.1o
stockers 49, 1905. 80; southern steers, $4.oo
SIS; southern cows sSQ4.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market steady to
5c higher. Top, 1885; bulk of sales. $3.50
Gss5: heavy, ss.s5aS. 49, packers, $3.50
$50; light, ss55ds.so; pigs, T.25Gs
shep-Receipts. 5000; market strong.
lambs, s7.4OdS.75: yearlings, s725@s 10;
weathers, s575G6.75; ewes, so20g6.'o;
stockers S4Q5.vv.
st. Louis, February l5.ACattle-Re-
ceipts. 800, including 400 Texans; market
steady. Native shipping and export
steers, IS s0a7.75: dressed beer reers ana
butcher steers, S5.7506S0; stockers, $3-oo1
SIS: Gamers, s2.500S.
Hoes-Receipts, 1890; market loc nigh
err. Pigs and lights. s6.70g9; packers, $3.50
0a15: butchers and best heavies, $s.10Q
9.221a. -,
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market loc hlgh-
er. Native muttons, $4.75@7; lambs, N2o
as. s5 stockers, sS25G450.
Naval stores
Savannah, February 15.-Turpentine
Arm, 591ac; receipts 50; shipments, 40;
stock, 21,5s2 Rosin Arm; sales, 9sS; re-
CENTS. ss2 shipments, GIT; stock, 1S4,S3S.
Quote: B, A2o: d. $40; e, $4.4o F.,
81 sly; G., $4.5714; II. H.65 I, $40; y,
81. 10; NJ, Sc. 80; N, $3.50; w g, $S.75; w w,
$3.50.
Charleston, February 1S.-Turpentine
Arm. 591bc. Rosin firm. Quote: A, B, &,
500: d, $437lz: e. s4.45; F. A.o5; q,
" SLY; III, IS; I, $40; X. $40; M, $780,
N. $3.50; w G, 1915; w w, $3.50.
Cotton seed Oil
New York. February 15.-Cotton seed
oil was steadier. especially for the near
positions on support from leading re-
liners and covering on part of speculative
shorts.
Prices closed unchanged to points adj
vance. with sales of 500 barrels: March.
7 Os6f7 csc: May, 71S@7 .21c; July, 1850
CSC: September, 7.24G7 .Sc; prime crude,
81 306c; prime summer yellow, 6.S697.06c;
prime winter yellow, 1901 .40c; prime
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