Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-30

changes for the day show losses of n to 1& percent. After the close of business, how ever, information reached the street that the senate finance committee had decided by a vote that 1t cannot agree on any fnancial bill. This created a nervous feeling and great anx- markets were with the latest development. The bond market was weaker and lower:
 The sales of listed stocks aggregated l76,- O0Q shares. unlisted 34.000 shares.
 Cash quotations were as follows Flour was weak and especially for high grades; prices 52Bc; No. 2 red. 4sssc. Corn-No ?. 41Isc. Oats-No. Z, 27%a2sc. Pork, $9 42l2a 10. 20. Lard' per 100 pounds s5 3o96. DO; ,td shcst rip ders, boxed. s4. 62aa5 .oo. Short clear sides. boxed, S4. s7ta6 e2Ea. Whisky, S1.22.
 NEW YORK.
 % EEw YosI. Jan; 29-Flour was weak; $2;7sas.l6; Minnesota clear. s2. 95S @ 70; common to fair extra. $1. 90@2.so; good to choice extra. S2 9o93 40. Wheat was more store and eeyaor 54 % NS o sea op m lions were active, excited and irregular, opening weak and declining l4@1pac; May going Lice below the record; prices rallied Ac, closing steady at lad s4c below yesterday; No. red, January, 56l2c; February, 56i2c; May, 7sc. Corn was more active. but we ak CT; No.2, 47Iie in elevator; 49c anoat options more active, declining 17Sc, ralying 1c and closing steady at 7s@1lsc below yesterday;
 
 oats were dull, but weaker; options We're easier; January, 33t2c; February. 33l9c; May, STAG. Spot prlces-No. 2. 34d34Ac; mixed western, 34l2d acc. Hay was quiet, but steady; shipping, 50G55c; good to choice, 70G75c. Wool was fairly active and firm; domestic | fleece, 15@l9c; pulled. 12q 33c. Beef was dull; family, $9.76a11 20; extra mess. $7. 2567.75. Beei hama were dull at SIG .o0. Tlereed beef was dull; city extra India mess, SIP .50@14. 90. Cut meats were quiet, but weak; picked bel lies, So: 5:62R@5.75; shoulders, S4.2504 .5O; hams S7.50Ge.oo. Lard was more active and loweri western steam. S6.7o; city steam, $6 25; January, $6 20, nominal; May, SC. 90, nominal; refined was lower; continent, SIPS; South America. $7: 50: compound, $5.oO@ 5.25. Pork was quiet. but weak; old mess. $11.25d11.75. Butter was quiet: choice state dairy, 10G 19c; creamery dairy, 14G2tc; vest Elgins, 24c. Cotton seed oil was quiet, but easy; crude, 22a22l2c; yellow prime, 260 26l2c; yellow choice, 27c. Petroleum was nominal: %dn washinston in barrels, $e:1o; 50; 50; Philadelphia. S5.75; Philadelphia. in bulk, $3. 25d $50. Resin was steady and in fair demand; strained common to good, $1. 35 @i. 40; Turpentine was quiet, but steady. at 29G2eI2c. Rice was firm; domestic. fair to ex- tra A d6c: Japan, 4AG4pac. Molasses was @ hrm: New Orleans open kettle good to choice, picked, al2@4l2. Coffee options barely steady at 10@2o points down; January delivery, S14.l .lo March delivery, S14 .75a14. so; May se4iyery 7a Juse delivery $14.65a IA TO; November delivery, sl4. 75; December delivery, .$14. 75d IA. 80. Spot Rio Raw was quiet, but firm; fair refning,2 2 11-16c. Refined was quiet, but steady; standard A, l3-1694c; cutloaf, 7-1604asc; crushed. cubes. 1-1604Ac. Freights 10 Liverpool were firmer, with more doing; cotton, 3-32d; grain, Fad, asked.
 ST. LOUIS.