Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-19
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Feb 1s.-Flour was dull, but easy; winter wheat, low grades, $i.so0 fso o to anSy cssI patents, $3. 25G4.0 %; low extras, S1.eo0 a2.30. Southern flour was dull. but weak; choice extra. S2. s083. 25. Wheat was firm and more active for export; No. 2 red in store and elevator. 5e@5eAc; afoat, 671 a 1s 55 stc; @ options were more active and declined t26 sse, advanced l2@9sc, closing firm at unchanged prices to %c decline; No. red: February, July, 5sAc; August, 5Ss4c; September 5ss4c; December, CHA. Corn was dull, but hrm; No. 2. 4sAc in elevator; 49%o adoat; steamer mel, mixed, 4S64sl2c; options were moderately active and declined h ssc, advanced l2c, closing steady at ls@Ac over Saturday; Feb ruary, 4sssc; May. 4sssc; July, 4ec. Oats were February, 32Ac; May, 33lsc; No. white February, 37Ac; March, 36&e: Spot prices mixed western, 340 36c. Hay was quiet, but steady shipping, 5o@55c; good to choice, 70 steady; domestic fleece l5G19 pulled. 126 33c. Beet was dull; family Se. 75al2.U Uo5 ex- tra mess, ST. 5oGs :25. Beet hama were quiet India mess, $12.5O014.50.. Cut meats were quiet, but steadyi pickied bellies. 50. .62t2@ -middles, dull, but frm short clear 50 s5. W ss s2fs, as bid; city steam, s6 50, asked Feb refined was quiet; continent, S7;25; south America, S7.65; compound, S5. let2 3Tls. Pork was in falr demand ana nTm; Old mess, Sl1.25a12. o0. Butter was in liberal receipt and weak; state dairy, 1O@2lc; creamery dairy. I3d 19c; western dairy. l0d l5c: west ern creamery, i5@23c; Elgins. 23c. Cotton seed oil was quiet, but steady; crude, 220 22l2c; yellow prime, 26l2c; yellow choice, ZIG. Petroleum was Dominal Washington. In bar rels, S7.00; Washington, in bulk, S4 5U: re- fined New York S6.U6; Philadelphia, s6.ou; Philadelphia, in bulk, $3 50d 3.55. Resin was steady, but quiet; strained. common 10 good. >S1. 3Ti2Gl .42l2. Turpontine was dull, but firm at 31G 3lI2c. Rice was fairly active; domes- tic. fair to extra. 4A@6c; Japan, 4AM4l2e. Molasses-Foreign was noninai: New Orleans open kettle good to- choice. Zo9 93sc. Peanuts were steady; fancy hand-picked, 3lz04l Coffee options were quietat 5a 1U points up; March delivery, ,S14.15; May delivery, si4 4.6O; July delivery, $14.70; September delivery, $1l.6O@14. 65; December delivery, $l4 5U. Spot Rio was quiet, but steady; No. 2, loAc. Sugar-Raw was quiet, but steady; lair rehn- ing. 11-16c; centrifugals. 96 test. 3c. Re fined was quiet but steady; off A, 7-16@ 1l-16c; standard A, 3s4G l5-164c; cut-loaf, 4Ssa4 9-16c; crushed, 4sBa4 9-l6c; granuia- ted. 37s@4 1-16c. Freights to Liverpool were shade firmer, with more doing; cotton, 7-64d; grain, 2d.
 ST LOUIS.
 ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1s.-Flour was steady, but firm; fancy $2. .00@2.10 choice, $1 s00l 9O. Wheat was higher; May, 51as d5lac; July, 51sB@51l2c. Corn was higher; May, 4lss0 ALAG; July, 42G42lBc. Oats were higher; May, 2e7sc. Pork, standard mess, s!U 70 @ l0. .a7l2. Lard-Prime steam, S5.45. Dry salted meats-Shoulders, S4 2oa4 37t2; clear ribs, $5. a7l2; short clear, S5 5oa 5.75.. Bacon Boxed shoulders, .0o; longs, s5. 37l2; clear ribs, $5.62l265. .S712; shorts clear, S5.s7laae.0o. High wines were steady At $1.22.