The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-29

London, April 2s.-Bar silver, 4sssd per ounce. Money, SIS per cent Discount rates: Short and three-month bills, 3Es per cent.
 Coffee Market
 New York, Anril 2S.-The market for coffee futures showed renewed strength and activity today with prices making new highs for the movement apd with July contracts selling at the highest fig- ures touched since the reopening of the exchange last December There was some realizing at the start and after opening one point higher to five points lower. active months sold to 10 points below Saturdays closing with July touching l7.35c and December 16.33. There was an increased commission house and trade demand on this decline, however, while buying lhter was stimulated by reports | of advances in the Santos future market with July here selling at 17soc and De- cember at 16.77c in the late trading. The close was 2S to A points net higher. May ls.0oc: July 17.73c; September T.24c; Octo- 1 Der +. .06c; December 16.74c; January 1669c; March 16.64c.
 ! Spot coffee quiet but firm. sinles were reported of Rio 7's at 1S1zc with the mar ket quoted at 1SHc for Rio Ts and 2z4c to ! 22h for Santos As at the close. A good supply of firm offers was reported in the cost and freight market with prices ir- regular ranging from 2lAc to 21s TOT Santos As London credits.
 | The official cables reported an advance of 75 reis in the Rio market and special cables received later in the day showed I advances of 300 to 400 reis in Santos 1u- lures.
 | Metal Market
 | New York, April 2S.-Copper ouiet electrolytic, 1514da51sc. Iron quiet: NO. northern and No. 1 southern. $21.S No | ? northern and No. ? southern, $267o. Metal exchange quotes lead barely steady: spot and May. 5 asked. Spelter ba rely steady; East St. Lonuis delivery slot, ssd610; May, $6.021kaS 12l5 At Lon don snot copper, E76 17s Cd: futures. E7l 1 7s sd: electrolytic spot, ESQ los: futures, 1 es1. Spot tin, e2.25 15c; futures. 4Zz' j15s. Lead, epot, E24 5s; futures, tA Spelter, spot, e35 Jos; futures tso IFS ou'
 Sugar Market
 New York, April 2s.-The local market for raw sugar was quiet today and nc fresh purchases were reported Dy the hoard. Prices were unchanged at $I2 for centrifugal to the ref1ner- l The market for refined was steady and business was again of fair proportions but as has been the case for months past | buyers were still inclined to buy only l for nearby requirements. Prices were
 ,,nchanged at cents for fine granulated | Naval Stores
 Savannah. Ga, April 3.-Turpentine firm 72c; sales 11s; receipts 16s; shipments 15: stock S,2522.
 posin firm: sales 13 receipts S4; ship ments 312; stock 55.5l6. ,oe,
 Quote. B. ii. 2od221hc: D. 1:30: E. 15ud s21sc. F. 11.sS; c. 11.45: H. n.52htaeoc; 11'75: K. 1aoo@1s1oc; M. 1s.o; N.~ H:~ Wg. 1415; Wv. 1A25,
 Live Stock
 l r,hicaeo. April 2s.-Hogs Receipts le1 oo0. Market opened lo@ zoc Iowe.
 e,s load sold at 20:95c; closing mostly onc to 25c lower than Saturday; es'i'
 nated tomorrow, 34,0o0; bulk of sales 800 so@2o.75; heavy weight, $zo.Tow lsn s5. medium weight, $2O500 zo-So 1;1bt Iv weight, $2o@2o.75 light light s1sso@2o.5o; sows. $1S.75@2o-25; pigs
 cattle: Receipts. 25.ooo, compared with Thursday, a few choice pee' Isteers steady; others and butcher cat file mostly 25@40c lower; calves ov' flower; stockers and feeders zSc io"er Iestimated tomorrow. lS,ooo' Heavy uee' steers, $11.25@20; light beer s.eers la1O 25m17.S5; butcher COWS and heiIers som15: canners and cutters, $5.s5 I1o.e5: veal calves. $12@1S.50; stocker' land feeder steers. $s.5o@l6.50.
 sheen: Receipts, 16,000; openef strone: eased off early; closed steadS to 15c lower; estimated tomorrow. lo.. o0o Lambs, s4 pounds down, $l775@ e Ifs'ss: s5 pounds up. $17.25 @19.6o; culis ls1s@l7.25; springs. s1s.5o@21; ewes medium. good and choice. $11.75 l5.6o fculls and common. $6@11.10. Kansas City, April 2s.-Hogs: Re
 ceints. 16.0OO: generally 10c lower te packers: $e.20@15: bulk, $2o15@2o.65 kheavias. s20.60@21; medium weights s2O. 200 2o.7o; light, assoc 2o.so; ligh' liiehts s19.60@19.85: packing sows II SIS. .25 O 2O.40: pigs, $17@1s.5o- Cattle 1400 and 1000 calves. Beef cat tie weak to 15c lower; she stock and feeders steady: calves strong; heavy beef steers. s11.65 @1s.15; light beel
 steers, $1050@1s; butcher cows and heifers. $6.e5@15.60; canners and cut II ters, $50 660: veal calves. $s50@1S5O H stockers and feeder steers. $S.5001625 M Sheen: Receipts, 11,000; general, H Hsteadv. with more uneven stock. Lambs |l84 hounds or less $1650 Q 1885; S' lpounds or more. $160 1850; culls ana common. $11.25@16; ewes. medium tt choice, s11.25014.5o; breeding ewes $s.50017.
 \ X. Louis, April 2s.--Hogs: Receipts | i16,Qpo: SO 10c hikher. Light $2o.30@ god pigs, s15@1g.50; mixed and butch. srs.l t2e. .35 O 20.90: good heavy. $2o.so@
 21: Plk. 2O.s5 Q 30.s5.
 | Ca.t1e: Receipts. 5200;- slow; native
 beef steers, $H.50@1S.50; yearlings |f$10.50@13.50; stockers and feeders, $1t II @13.50: fair to prime southern beei steers. $11018: beef cows and heifers |1xI.k9e5 c: cHontfx e&p cut CT 4s.HN1 q s7.ssf nssklTe celx1s t7.f51tS.so. If Sheep; Hoces rfs. zSsA zta adv. 14ns<> fS2H z z3 75, .1rzs 3fem f.k3: ,sa nfsexS ] Il