Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-14

feeling extended Into the product trade prices ices maintaining 2 firm tone throughoqt. The packers bought fair quantities and the snorts did moderate amount of covering.
 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was 56sscl No. red. 50ssc. oorn-No. 2. 434sc. Iard per loo pO1nds S ss GTt S7es 50. shcTt rib sidess loose, So.1066.15. Dry salted shoul- ders, boxed, s4.62ha4.75. Short clear sides, boxed, So 45a5.50. Whisky, $1.22.
 NEW YORK.
 NEW YoRE, Feb. 13.-Flour was quiet, but sa s s6s @ .oo; " Minnesota s clear. S5. 2sss: s:so; oar Sw ds 5arq Sat choice extra. S2. sod 25. Wheat was dull, but firm; No. ? rcd in store and elevator, 56asc; afioat, 5sl3c; options advanced ls@Ac. fell asc, advanced AGsBc, reacted and closed firm at yesterdays prices with q moderate 57lscI May, 5sSBc. Corn was dull, but nrmer; No.2, 4sl2c in elevator; 49Ac ahoatj options declined Ae, advanced Ss9 sc and closed nrm 4sl9c; May, 49c; July, 4essc. Oats were quiet, but firm; options We're dull but hrmer; Feb ruary, 3sIsc; March, 33c;. May, a3c: Spot Hay was steady with light receipts; shipping, 50d55c; good to choice, 70a75c. Wool vas pulled, 12a33c; Texas. ea12c. Beet was quiet family, $9.75a12 .00; extra mess. S7.25 G7.65. Beef hama were dull at S16 Oo. Tierced beef was inactive; city extra India mess. $12.6oG14.5 .5o. Cut meats were quiet, but hrmer; picked bellies, S5.629a To; shoul- ders, ALSO; hams, $7.75d 500. Lard was quiet, but steady; western steam, $6 90; city steam, S6. 50@6.62E; February, S6 go, nomi- nali May, ST .0o, nominal; refined was quiet; continent, S750; South America. S7.75; com pound. S5. 12L205. 37l2. Pork was moderately steady; old mess $I1.25dl2. %. Butter was quiet, but steady; state dairy, lO9 Sc; cream cry dairy. l3G20c; western dairy. l0@ l5e; western creamery. i6426c; Elgins. 26c. Cot ton seed oil was quiet, but steady; crude, 22ci yellow prime, 26g2c; yellow choice. Sac. Sar rels, $7 .00; Washington. in bulk, s4 80: re- fined New York S6.u6; Philadelphia. s6.Oo; Philadelphia, in bulk, $3. 5ud 3.55. Rosin was quiet but steady; strained. common to good. $1. 35G 1. 40. Turpcntine was dull. but firm at 31G3l12c. Rice was firm; domestic. lair to extra. 4A06c: Japan, 4AG4l2c. Molasses was fairly active: New Orleans open kettle good to choice. 2o@3sc. Peanuts were steady; fancy hand-picked, 3A@4l2c. Coffee options were 15@25 points up; February delivery. $14.65; March delivery, S14 60a Il 7U; April delivery, $i4.4U; May delivery, $14 4o; September de- livery, S14.40; December delivery, $14. 45G 14.oo. Spot Rio was quiet, but steady; No. ', 1bAc. Sugar-Raw was steady and in light demand; fair refining, ll-l6c. kenned was sG saS@ord Su ssaay s 5sas on 4ssa4 9-l6c; crushed, 4ssa4 9-l6c; granula- ted. 37sa4 11-16c. Freights to Liverpool were quiet, but steady; cotton, 7-64di grain. 2d'
 ST. LOUIS.
 ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-Flour was dull; patents, $z. .s0G2. 6o; fancy, $2. 1oa2. 50; choice, $l sO Gl.ee. Wheat was lower; May. 524sc; July, 51Rc Corn was higher; February, 4oSsc; May, 417sc; July, 42Mc. Oats were steady; mess, S1U.25, on orders, 50c higher. Lard. Prime steam, $6. 40; choice, S6.55. Dry salted meats-Sboulders, $4. 5O; longs, S5. 37l2; clear ribs, S5. 50; short clear, So.62l2. Bacon- Boxed shoulders, $5. 37l2; longs, $5.75; clear ribs, 50. s7l2; shorts clear, $b.00. High wines were steady at $l.22.