Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK,
 NEW YORK. Nov 22 Flour was dull and easy; winter wheat, low grades, $l. .95@ $2 65d 3 10; Minnesota clear. S2.20G2.60; patents, $3. 35a3.00; low extras, Sl.95G a2.50 Southern flour dull and easy; com mon to fair extra, $2 Goa .0o; good 10 ch olce extra. S3. lo03.50. Rye four quiet and firm at S2 6o03.e0. Wheat was dull, but firm at 57is0 5Sc; ahoat, 5Sl2c; No. 1 northern 66l2c; options were less active and irregular, open about weak at IA ss under yesterdays prices; No. red, November, STAG; January. 59c; March, 5Qlsc; May, 624sc; Corn was dull, but easier; No. 2. 5sAc in elevator; 44c anoat; options were dull and weak at 1Ac decne; November, 5sc; December, 544c; January 52sse May, 52S4c. Oats were dull, but steady; options were dull, but easy; November, 33Ssc December, 33asc; January, 34ssci May, 36Bc. Spot prices--No. 2. 33Ss e 33i2c; mixed west ern, 33d3i Hay was firm, but fairly active; shipping, 500boc; good to choice, 75a sue. Wool was quiet, but steady; domestic fleece, 17G22c; pulled, 12a34c. Beet was inactive; family Sl0.C0; extra mess, sS. e0aS 5o Beet hams were dull at $l7 O0d17 50. Tierced beef was quieti city extra India mess, SIG. .0Od IT % Gut meats were dull; pickled bellies $6 S7l2d7. %; shoulders, 50 50; hams, $S.76@ 9.25; middles. nominal Lard quiet closed weak; western steam. $7.35; city steam, November, ST 36, nominal; January, $7.3O nominali refined was dull; continent, $7.65; South American, $6.l5; compound. 50. 2aG 5. 75 Pork was dull, but steady; mess. SIS. 75G l4.75. Butter firm, and n oder- ately active; state dairy, 13a 3l2c; creamery dairy. 1S025c; western, dairy, 1lG16c; west ern creamery, i5026c; Elgins 26c. Cotton seed oil was quiet, but steady; crude, 26l2c; yellow, ,3ll2c. Petroleum was steady ;;Washing- ton, in barrels, $6.00; Washington, in bulk, S3. 5o: refined New York, S5.I5; Philadelphia, .lo; Philadelphia, in bulk, $2 60d2.65. Rosin was dun. but easy; strained, common to good, $I. 3001. 35. Turpentine was quiet and weak at 2S02eAc. Rice in moderate demand and steady; domestic. fair to extra. IA d55Sc: Japanese, 4sBG47sc Molasses--For- eign was nominal New Orleans open kettle good to choice, 27@36c, moderately active and steady. Peanuts were quiet; fancy hand picked, alaa3si Coffee options opened irreg- ular, closed sleady at 10 points decline to l5 points up; November delivery, Sl3. .9od l3, ,95; cry, $l1. .S0@1l .65 September delivery, $1I. 55d11. 50. Spot Rio was quiet, but steady; No. T, 15s4c. Sugar-Raw was dull; fair refn ing, Sc. Refined was quiet, but lower; of A. 13-I6@4 1-16c; standard A 1-16G 4Ac; cut loaf, 47sG5 1-l6c; crushed, 47sG5 1-16c; gran ulated. 1 l-16G4sBc. Freights to Liverpool were quiet, but hrmi cotton, 5-32dG 11-6i Id grain, 3d.
 ST. LOUIS.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-Flour was dull and easy; patents, $2.5502.65; fancy, S2 05@ 2.15; choice, $1. .7501.95. Wheat was Iower; December, o0l2c; May, 55$4d 55 7sc. Corn was lower; December, 45ssG45l2c; May, 4o%0 45&c. Oats were weaker; May, 32A@ 32ssc Pork, standard mess, SIP. 50. Lard, prime steam, $6.75; choice, So 90p2. Dry salled meats-Shoulders, $5. 500 5 62l2; longs, s6 50 G6.62la; clear ribs, $6 .62l2; shorts, St. S7ls. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $6.5o; longs,