Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-30
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, March 29.-Flour was quiet, but steady; winter wheat low grades, $!:9o0 s2. soaa.Oo; Minnesota clear, S2. 2b02. 6o; patents. S3.25a4.26 low extra, $1. 90G2.3o; city, mills, s3. 35@ $40. Southern four was duil, but steady; common to lair extra. Sl. s0@2.75; good 10 choice extra, ,S2. soa2. .s5. Wheat was dull, but irmer, with options; No. 62 6s2 Ac; options were moderately active and nrm.ai l2c advance; No. red, March. 6Ussc; sigc; a September, 1 saisS; i 6ecenber, s ssasc Corn was dull, but firm; No. Z. 56c in elevator; o7hc anoa.; steamer mixed. ola52Ac; ,op- 51asc; July, 5lssc; September, 514c. Oats were dull. but nrmer options were quiet, but July, 34c; No. white April. 36s4c, Spot pricss-No. z. 33saa 3ssac; No white, 37Ac; in moderate demand; shipping. 5oGo5c; good 10 choice, 70@75c. Wool vas quiet, but fra; domestic fleece, 15also; pulled ,12a 3sc. Beef extra mess, Ss.0oGs .bU. Beet hama were strong at s1s. ou. Tlerced Deei was firm; city extra India mess, SIS .oo@15 .00. Cut meats were scarce and higher; picked bellies ST DO; shoulders. S5.75; hams. Ss.75@9. .O0. Middles were firm; short clear, nom4nal. Lard was quiet, but easier; western steam, $7. 25; city steam, s6.75; March, s7.30, asked; May, $7. .36, nomnal refined was firm; continent. $6.62laG5.75. Pork was firm, but quiet mess, S13.oO0 II DO. Butler-Fancy butter was 1sne; creamery dairy, old. 1o@1oc; cream cry dairy, new, 2lc; western dairy, sa 3tac; o so sio eson yeiiow prime, 3eHa27c. Petroleum was ington. in bulk, s4. 90; refined New York, s7. lO; Philadelphia, s7.uo; Philadelphia. in bulk, $i 5.a 46o kosin was dull, but steady; strained. common 10 good, sI.57l2a l.bo. Iurpentine was duiet, but steady at 34l2G 35c. Rice in fair demand and firm; domestic, lair to extra, 4Aa6c; Japan, IA q 4l2c. Molasses- Foreign was firm; New Orleans open kettle good to choice, 2ed36c Peanuts were firm; were steady at z5aao points down; April de- livery, $l4.s5; May delivery, SI4.T5@ 75; ssns delivery sda7e J9iy delivery Sl4.65914.7U; December delivery, Sl4. .4OG Fl 5p. Spot Rio was qulet. but steady; No. '. losse. sugar-kaw was quiet, but steacy; lair refining, ll-16c. Rehned quiet, but steady; of A, sssd 3lsc; standard A, l6-l6 a4lsc; cut-loaf,4 4 s-lea 4%c; crushed, s-16a Liverpool were quiet; cotton, isd; Sraih, 2lad.
 ST. LOUIS.
 ST. LoUls, March 2s.-Flour was steady; choice, s2. .ooa2.1u. Wheat was higher; May. 4sss4se; July. 4Ilsc. Oats we're higher; May, 3Ossa 3vAc; June, 3ohc. Pork, standard mess. SIP. 55. Lard-Prime steam, s67oi $0. %; longs, $6. 25; clear ribs, St. 37t2 short clear. $. 5o. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, s6. o0; longs, .75; clear ribs, so.S7h; shorts clear, $7.V0. High wines were steady at Si25.
 CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
 UNION STOCK YARDs, III. March 29.-CattIe- Rec eipts, 40oo; choice steers, Si.75a6.5 .50; commun, $4.7od 5U: si' kers and feed-s CTS, s2.7oa4.t5; cows aI. uls, $1 6uG4.7 75; calves, s2.5Uuo.X5. hla heceipts, l9,- 0oO; market. was dull; Le-yy, s4.75a5.l5; comnaon to choice mixed, sI. .o5a 5.U5i choice assorted, s4 6Uu4 go; light, Si.o0a4.s0; pigs, S4. .5@i.6V. Sheep-Recelpts, 6Ov0; market was steady; inferior to choice, S3. OO ao.0o; lambs, s3.55d6.U0.
 NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
 NEW YoRK, March 29.-Beeves-Receipts, 20U7; demand moderately active and prices firm; inferior to good native steers, S4. 75a 6.U0: oxen and stags, $2.00Go.2Ui bulls. S2.65a4.5O. Sheep and lambs-keceipts. 4344: demand fair and steady; ordinary to choice sheep, $4.0Od5. .62A; cults, xx 50; common to choice lambs. $4.75Q6.l5 Hogs- Receipts, zls3; market was nominal in the absence of any reported transactions, but the