The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-12

April. g. .4sc; May, $500; June, 9.61c; July, | g. .52c: August, $500; September. $500; Oc- tober, 9.40c.
 Havre closed at a net advance of %Q1f. Hamburg was 11xQ21s higher. Rio 10 reis higher at 6s sx200; Santos 100 reis higher.
 4s 6sx3O0 Is 5sx800. Brazilian exchange
 on London unchanged. Receipts at the two Brazilian ports 46,000 bags, against 71 900 last year; Jundiahy receipts 2S,6oO bags against 4S,600 last year. It is re-
 ported that leading roaster purchased fully 10000 bags Santos spot. Spot coffee firm; No z, 111sc; Santos No. f. 121kc;
 mild coffee steady; Cordova, 11Aq1S&c. Metal Market
 New York November 11.-Standard cop per dull; spot, November and December,
 $14. .400i12. .45; January, SIP .4oQ12. 50; Febru- ary, S12. 45Gt12. .55. London weak; spots, Eof 3s Sd: futures, f59 2s Sd. Arrivals re- ported at New York today 165 tons. Gus tom house returns show exports of 1s4A tons so far this season Lake copper,
 $1a6D13 .25; electrolytic, $12 s71aq1S; casting,
 SIP. .50@12.75.
 Tin irregular; spot, $SS .55@3S.T1s; No vember. s35. .70li35. .821a; December, $36.6
 @36; January. $35 .65@35.75; February, $55.oo 636. Sales, 50 tons; December (port or New York, at $35. TO. London weak; spot'
 f16s; futures, a163 12s Cd.
 Lead quiet, $4. .4Oa4. 50 New York; $4.2o@
 4. 30 East St. Louis London, spot, 4lS os.
 Spelter firm, s5 9o@5 .s5 New York; S5.So
 as. 90 East St. Louis. London, spot, f24 2s 2d.
 Iron 4es 4hd in London Locally Iron was steady. No foundry northern, No. h foundry southern and No. 1 southern
 soft, $15. .75d16. .25; No. 2 foundry north
 ern, $15.5OG1s
 Live stock Market
 Chicago. November 11--Cattle-Heceipts, 25o0 steady: beeves, $4.50@7.50; Texas steers. s4. 10Ql5. 40; western steers, $4.loY .75; stockers, $3.S5Q5. 60; cows ana neil CTS, $2 25q6.25 calves, S6 5ogio.zo. Hogs-Receipts, 15,000; slow at de- cline. light. S7. COOS 05; mixed, S7.60@S.D
 heavy. s7.45Qs. 10; rough. s7.45q7 .e5; good to choice heavy, s7.65@S 10; pigs S.0w | i. .S0 bulk of sales, $7.S5qS.0o.
 Sheep-Receipts, 14,000; weak natlve' sa 5Od04 o5: western, $2.60@4.25 yearlngs' s4 3o0D5. .5U; lambs, native, s4.7o@6.7oi west ern, s5q6.65. l. n, Kansas City, November ll.-Cattle
 ceipts, sO0,' including 2Vo souenelns' i's steady; dressed beef and export steers s6dl7 .l5 fair to good, s4.75qe; southern steers, S4a6; southern cows, $2.7oq4.zo' Hogs-Receipts, 40O0; 10c lower; bulk or sales, $7S5QS.10 heavy, T.SqSl 10; paon- CTS and butchers, $SQ8. 10; light $SQo Hza Sheep-Receipts, 2000; steady; lambs,
 s5d6 50; yearlings. $414.65; wethers. sS. ooW 40; ewes. s. .25Q3 .75; stockers, S2;aoQa St. Louis, November n.-Cattie-he- ceipts 1900, including 12O0 Texans; steaoy to strong; native shipping and export
 steers, s6 75@7 .5O; dressed beef and butcn- CT steers, $6 50D7. .25; stockers, S3ooQo.z 70 Texas and Indian steers. $4.50@6.50; cows and heifers, $3Q4.50
 Hogs-Receipts. 54C0; 5c lower; pigs ana lights, $.75G8 .15; packers. $SqS.lo; pu'ch- CTS and best heavy, 8. 06QS. 20.
 Sheep-Receipts, 1200; steady; native muttons. 8. 75@4; lambs. s5.5oqs.7S; stock CTS. g. 50QS-75. New Orleans Rice Market New orleans, November 1.-The rice ! market ruled quiet today, inqulry TOT rough being confined almost exciusive- | ly to choice grades Of Honduras. Quo- | tatfons were unchanged. An easy tone i'm clean rice, both Honduras and Ja- pans was evidence with quotations un- changed. Millers' receipts 79O sacks. Receipts. rough 47S7; clean, 1888 pock- | cts. sales of rough rice,2634 Honduras; l clean. 1889 pockets Honduras, 213 Ja- pan. Quotations: Rough Honduras, quiet at 1.50@3.25c. with actual sales at 20 3.10c; Japan quiet at 2QS.25c with no
 sales: clean rice, Honduras, easy; head
 S05hc; Japan easy, head' s1x0Sssc. Imports and Exports | New York. November 11.-Imports of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending No vember were valued at $19,784.S64. Imports of specie for the week ending