The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-17
IVY, ssas.57,a rough, ssas.2o; pigs. ss.0(

heavy. ssas.57,a, rough, ss@s2o; pigs, ss.S
@s35.
Cattle: Receipts, 1900; dull; generally
| steady; beeves, s710GS 30; Texas steers,
s6.75Ql770: stockers, s5.s5d7e0; cows and
heifers. s3.S5td7. 80; calves, s6.25d9.
Sheep; Receipts, 5000, steady tosstrong. ias
Native sheep, $590d6s0; yearlings, $6.4o4
| $50; lambs, native, -s65oQS. 10.
Kansas City. May 16.-Cattle Receipts
7 20 fat.{vdfa, SO FeSaas market steady
tff Is. ,ozeis- 81 4zssea Heef- and export
ssesrs a. Us ~ erhern steers, sea
southern crex 4 a. calves. $3.50
Aoss Rscaiass Rsg market steady.
+ psil,. ~ asas..zs. heAS9 5 6@S. 40; packers
tard nptahersfE sdRR g. light, ss,55ds 40;
sssfa1
an fz .asa market steady;
slnf&a Lmbs, e6.7568 25:
ssa4,,ass Naf en- 81. 4066.5o; ewes,
$ sNs ~ r tie: Receipts 1900,
t.@i.. A. ~ exaas market steady
rf;oi.e ~ e4e S4eAss $4,000; good to
s3.ers 1aS 90; dressed and
s 4c,,s .fga-A ~. jO stockers, S.. 25
- $t fsxas and Oklahoma
80 IS bp aad hefers, $4Q7
haes Receipts 7soos market steady;
MES assl aQnt S5sfS.E f.. mixed and butch
a4s @ good heavy, IS .50qS.6
iAf aeceipts S1o1; market steady;
rHfilaa ss seTiN 30 yearings, $7q7 80;
+ aai aS -
oa siIs. May 5e-Cattle: Receipts,
j sea .l4fsa- quist Ange, 81. .50dS.
| logs. Receipts, SEQ; market steady
range & se0s %.
Sheep ftaeeip 100; market lower
steep 5aei n1arkei down; lambs, slac
market iowni sprinE 7G9c.
Coffee Market
! New 1ork Nav l6-Coffee futures
opened ouiv4s s.o~dy at unchanged
prices 70 a decline of s points under
| scattered selling which seemed to be
promoted by disappointing cables. the
circulation of a few May notices and
apprehensions that prospective new
| crop Brazilian receipts were being
hedged in some few instances by sales
of the autumn months in the local mar
ket. Offerings We're well enough taken
to check the decline. however and the
May, 11.20c; July. 11.25c; September.
11.43c; December, 11.44c January,
11.45c; March, 11.4Sc.
| Spot quiet; Rio No. Z, 11ssc Santos
No. 4. 131s @1Sssc; mild dull; Cordova,
141s @17c nominal
Havre was n franc lower. Hamburg
was unchanged to a pfennig lower.
! so reis higher, As 6 SIX 900; rs SIX
900. Brazilian port receipts. $4,000
against 10000 last year. Jundiahy re-
ceipts 5000 against 5000 last year. To-
days Santos cables were reported Is
unchanged; Sac Paulo receipts 5000
against 5000 yesterday.
Imports of Merchandise
New York, May 16-Imports of mer-
chandise and dry goods for the week end
ing May 10 We're valued at $1S.6l3,516 i'm
ports of specie for the week ending today,
sl07,211 silver, $3Ss,so6 gold; exports OF
specie for the week ending today, $40l, i3J
silver, $403s,266 gold.
s Naval Stores .
savannah, May 16.-Turpentine firm,
s6Ac; sales. 500; receipts, 174s; ship
ments. 933; stocks. 16,545
Rosin firm; sales. SO; receipts, 1915;
shipments. 1922; stocks 61,322. Quote:
BSs$4.55; d, $3.50; e, $4.65; F, $4.7O;
9, $475: Fl, $3.50; l. s4.so; X. $500:
M, $3.50; N. se.25; WG. $3.50; WV.
$675.
New Orleans, May 1s.-Receipts. 1sO bar
rels rosin. IS barrels turpentine. Export
for Rotterdam. 40C barrels rosn: for Ant
werp, 1900 barrels rosin; for New York.
1900 barrels rosin, $50 barrels turpentine.
Cotton Seed Oil
New York, May 16.-Cotton seed oil was
higher early today on local professional
buying, but the list eased off later 1nder
selling for account of refiners, scattered
liquidation anl lack of bull support Clos
Ing prices were unchanged to 4 points
net lower. Sales. 1000 barrels. Tenters,
70) barrels. lrime crude, &c nominal,
prime summer yellow. spot, 6.9O@s. .9Sc;
May. June. 6.53c; July, $3.50; August, 7O3c;
September. 7.05c; October. 6.74c;. Novem-
ber. e.4Oc; December, 6.35c; prime winter
bid.