The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-26
Live Stock Market

Chicago. April 25-Catte: Receipts, 3500; market strong to 15c higher: calves, 25c higher Reeves, s5.75aS.9O Texas steers,
 s5. .25Gp7. 25; western steers, $5.6oetl 50: stockers. s4. 25@6sO cows and heifers, s2.So M7. 50; calves, $5GS.
 Hogs Receipts, 19000; market closed firm and 5dl0c higher Light. $7 4o41 S2la;
 mixed s7 .45@79 30; heavy, $7. 45@7 .s5; rough l s7. 45d7. .65; pigs, $4.75@7; bulk or sales' s7. .706I7. .S5.
 Sheep: Receipts, 10000; market strong, 25@60c higher. Native, s4 .75a7 20; western' s56D7; yearlings s6254S lambs, native, Sed9; western, S6.25q9.6 O. Kansas City, April 25.-Cattle Receipts
 POO, including 200 southerns; market strong to 15c higher. Dressed beef and
 export steers, $7. 75GS 50; fair to good. $6. 40 or 65; southern steers, s5.6oa7. 75; southern cows, $406. 25.
 Hogs Receipts. $500; market 10c higher.
 Bulk of sales. s7.55@7.9o; heavy. S.So@ 7.95 packers and butchers, SI0mf .So; lights, g. 4097.75; pigs, s5.50@6.60. Sheep: Receipts. 95O0; market 50 to 50 cents higher. Colorado lambs. s9.20; lambs
 s7 25d9 10; yearlings, $6.50mS 10; wethers,
 S5a7; ewes $4.50@6 .25; stockers, 344o. .5o., St Louis, April 25.-Cattle: Receipts, 1900; market strong. Native shipping and
 export steers, s7.5oas; dressed and @ nutcn, n CT steers, S5 .500l7 .95; stockers. $347 .85;
 
 and heifers, s3 .50@6.50
 Hogs Receipts, $500; market 5q10c high er Pigs and lights, S5 5.25mI.S5; mixed and butchers, S.7oas; good heavy, S.s5 1 @S. .O0.
 sheep: Receipts, 26Oo; market 25q50c higher Native 'muttons, $o.7ou7 .5o iamps'
 s769. 50; stockers, s3Q4.
 Louisville, Ky April 25.-Cattle: Re- ceipts 200; market firm range, $24s. Hogs: Receipts 5000; market steady; pigs, De higher; range, $4.7o0I7.15. Sheep and Lambs: Receipts 125; lambs, 7c down. sheep Sc up; springers, 7a9c.
 Coffee Market New York. Apri, 25.--Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to decline of G points under continua- ,ion of European selling and under the fire, of local liquidation. This was lprompted by talk of gradually firm of- ferings from Brazil. There was con- tinued heavy receipts at the Brazilian ports and apprehension of May notices tomorrow. Covering and trade buying checked the decline around the initial figures like on a holiday and the mar Iset later on was steadier with late months working higher. although the nearby deliveries were held back by continued May liquidation. The close was steady, net 4 points lower to 9 points higher. Sales, 17i,50o. April, l13.45c; May, 13.49c; June, 13.5Sc July. l13.72c; August. 1379c; September, li3S5c; October. 13.S2c; November, l13SOc; December, January and Febru lary, 1s.7sc. March. 13s1c. Havre vas Is to si pfennig net higher. Hamburg was A pfennig lower to A pfennig l higher. Rio unchanged at sx 575. San tos 100 reis lower, s SIX 600 7sx TOO Receipts at the two Brazilian ports were 1s,000 against 1000 last year.
 JundIahy receipts. 5000 against TOO last year Fine weather was reported lin all districts of Sac Paulo. Today's special Santos cable reported As unchanged and Sac Paulo receipts 900 against 14.000 yesterday. A good 1eal of business here was switching from May to late months in preparation for notices tomorrow.
 Spot coffee quiet. Rio Nor, 14kc; Santos No. 4. 11ikc; mild coffee quiet; Cordova. 16@1shc.
 Metal Market
 New York April 25.-Standard copper
 dull spot and April. s15.50dl5.75; May
 15.55515.75: June, $15.571zQ15.75; July, s16G0
 Gl5.75. London steady; spot, G70 5s; fu- lures, 971 2s Cd. Arrivals reported at New
 York today, 75 tons. Custom house re- turns show exports of 1e,S69 tons so far this month Lake copper, 16lsul64c; cleo trolytic, 16@16isc; casting. 15ss@157sc.
 Tin quiet; spot and April. S44.50Q44.75;