Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-14

OdSn uuOIdIIODS Wtfe us iOhOWSs rtOuI 6dS a6loi No. ? red, 5al2o. Corn-No. 2, 47e. oats-No. 2. 3o0soAc.. Pork. SIP ooa F. 10. loose, S5. .97l2. Dry snlted shoulders, boxed, $5 12I265.25. Short clear sides, boxed, S6 .25 G6. 37la. Whisky, $l.23.
 NEW YORK.
 NEW YoRK. Dec. 13.-Flour was dull, but held firmly; winter wheat, low grades, S2 o50 2.6O; fair to fancy, $2.50a2.95: patents, S2. 7503. 20; Minnesota clear, $2. 30a2.70; 1St SS.6o. Southern flo flour @ was du, but steady common to fair extra. $2. loo 3.00 good to choice extra. S3. o0a3.5o. Wheat was fairly elevator, 6US4c; af1oat, 61l2G62l9c; options were very dull and week at 5sc decline; No. red: December. soc; January. 6oSsc; March, 62lsci May, 63c. Corn was dufl, but trm No. 2, 54l9, old 56l2c in elevator; 57l2c afoat; op- tions were fairly active and ssG4c lower, with the close steady; December, 537sc; January, 527sc; May, 537sc. Oats were dull, but steady; options w re nominal; December, 34ssc; Jan uary, 34lsci May, 36ssc. Spot prices-NO. 7, 34l2c; mixed western, 34t2G36c. Hay was moderately active and steady; shipping, 5OG oOc; good to choice, 7oa75c. Wool was mod erately active; domestic fleece, 17a2oc; pulled, 12d 34c; Texas, 10G12 Beet was quiet; family, $l0;oo@$12.00; extra mess, Tierced beef was inactive; city extra India mess, $16.0o0 i7.Ou. Cutmeats were dull and weak; picked bellies, S5: $55a; shoulders, nominal. Lard was in moderate demand and higher; western steam, S7.25; city steam, a uary, ST 30 asked; refined was quiet; conti- nent, $7. 50; South America, $s. %; compound, $5. .50a5.75. Pork easier and in fair de- mand; old mess. $13.25013.75. Butter was quiet; fancy was weak; state dairy, 12d 22e; creamery dairy, 17@23c; western dairy. l0i20 15c: western creamery, i5624c; Elgins' 2le Cotton seed oil was dull, but steady; crude, 24 n24l2c; yellow, 2sG29l2c. Petroleum was nominal; Washin gton, in barrels, SC. .0o; Wash ington, in bulk. $3.50: refined New York, .5Ui Philadelphia, $5.50; Philadelphia. in bulk, $3. 00d 3.05. Rosin was dull, but frm strained, common to good, $1.35@1.40. Fur pontine was quiet but steady, at 27l2d2Sc Rice was steady and in fair demands; domestic, fair to extra. 4406c; Japanese, 4A04l2e Moasses-Foreign was nominal;. New Orleans active; Peanuts were steady fancy hand picked, 3l2G 3S4. Coffee options opened at 50 15 decline, closed barely steady at 10Q40 points decline; January delivery, S13. 25 a 13. 10; March delivery, SI2.70dl2. so; May delivery, SIP. .3Oa12. .5O. Spot Rio was quiet, but steady: fair refining, 2S4c. Refined was fairly active and steady; of A, 3l2a3s4c; standard A, 3 11-16@4c; cutloaf, 7-1604Ssc; crushed, 7-l6G4ssc; granulated. 15-l6@ Also. Freights to Liverpool were quiet and about steady; cotton, 9-64d; grain, Sd.
 ST. LOUIS.
 ST. LOUIS. Dec .13.-Flour was flrm patents, S2. 6o62. TO; fancy, $2 0502. Is; choice, $1 so @1 .9o Wheat was dull and lower; December lower; December, 4sAc; January, 45c; May i, 467sc. Oats were quiet and lower; December, 31c; May, 32A. Pork, standard mess SIP 12l2 012. 37l2. Lard-Primelsteam, $6.75; choice, S6.S5, Dry salted meats-Shoulders, $5. 12l2; ongs $5 67l2; clear ribs, $6 .00; shorts $6. 12l2 longs, $6.s7a; clear ribs. S7.00; shorts, ST. 7.12I5, High wines were steady at $1 .23.