Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21

| barely steady; winter wheat, low grades, $2 25u2. .65, winter wheat fair to fancy, S2. 60 @S90; winter wheat, patents, $S.45qS75; Min neapolis clear, $2.5043, 10; Minneapolis pat ents, S3.15941O; low extras S2.25a2 65. | Southern flour was dull and easy; common
 to fair extra, $21OQ2S0; good to choice ex- tra, $290Q3.00.
 with options; No. 2red, in store and eleva- | tor, 6724@6Sc; afoat, 69l4Q691sc; options were | active, unsettled and weak, at 11sWlasc de- | cline; No. red, January, 64ssc; February, 65c; March, 66Bc; May, 647se; July 641sc,
 Corn was duli and firm No 2, SSi1@Ss%c c | in elevator; 34RM3434c afioat; options were | dull and firm at unchanged prices; Deeem- | Der. 335sc; anuary, SS9se; May, 34ssc. Oats were quiet and steady; options neg | lected and nominally unchanged. Spot-No; 2 2224c No. 2 white, 24c; mixed western 2S9 | Hay was moderately active and firm; | shipping 7O175c; good to choice, 9odD971sc Wool was firm and quiet; domestic fleece, | 16a22c; pulled, 15934c.. .,oooe Beef was steady and quiet; famlly, Sl0.00U | 10.50: extra, $.500S50. - Beef hams were dull at s15.OOq15.5O .. Tierced beef was quiet' city extra India
 Cut meats were quiet and unsettled d :
 piclled bellies, s475; piekled shoulders, a75; | hams, $S.25@S5O; mddles, nominaL | Lard was dull and weak, western steam, | s5.471a; city, $5O0a510; December; S5.45 Re Re,
 fined drCa was ss q%iet g6 Gom5lde9 Pork was dull and steady; mess, SS.f5@ | BuIlef was uulel anu Sltduy oletlS Neeii
 1SQ2lc; state creamery, -2oG27c; western | dairy, 11Qi29c; Elgins, 2Sc. | Cotton seed oil was steady and quiet; crude, 24G1241Ac; yellow prime, new, 2SU2S42c ; yellow prime off grade, 2d1271ac. Rosin was dull and steady strained, com Turpentine was quiet and steady at 2S9 | 2s55c.
 Rice was in fair demand and firm; domes- | tic, fair to extra, 3a5Ae Japan S7444c Molasses was firm; New Orleans, open kettle. good to choice, 2Sq56c. Peanuts were unchanged. E Coffee options were steady at 5uZU pOlnIS tdokn: December $1370d13.S0 January, S13.60 E@137O: February, $1S. .45q13-5O; March, $lS,SS5g th350; May, s12.75@12.90; September, Sll,S54g E Sngar-Raw was dull and steady fair re, Filming 31kM3Hc. Refined was quiet ana I stehdy off A, 4 3-16d49sc; standard A, 49sc; | cut t-loaf, SAC; crushed, 5hcs granulated, 47s
 fIrreights to Liverpool were firm and ac- ! tive; cotton by steam, lSo per 1oo pounds; grain, by steam, Sd. .5 s r. New Orleans. .-->.s sugar according to grade, 2lsq2 15-16c. Cen Gen | trifugals, granulated, 4sdfhc; white, S9tW 1I6c; yellow, 9-16q47sci seconds, 2gS S5i6e: | Molasses was easy; open kettle, according | to grade, 17G29c. Centrifugals, 5qlic; syrup | 19d23c. =" | Refined sugar-Powdered and cut-oaf was active; standard granulated,' 4ssc; confee- tioners' A. 41ac. o.,
 Rice was steady; prime, 414@41so; fair, 29i
 @fFit9, FFitou,r@Patenfs, 5i $sS5aS.so; extra fancy,
 'oieor0ON Corn%No. 9 mixed, S5as6c; No. white, | sacked, 35c; yellow, 37c. oats-No, western, 251ac; choice 26c. | .Bran-67lsd70c.
 | .Hay-Prime, 1Sd21; choice Z3. | Pork $9.00@9.25.
 Dry saited shoulders, long clear, short
 clfar saconsbdalders sn9gf gHi; all long clear short clear short ribs, ,.S5 75. 5t.4 i7F ,.-.
 ''i9a Lard Compound, sl.62ls@l.75; pure $6,oo.
 fas, Goffee,ERIo @fIo fair iSe good ordinary 16ac common, 1414q1fsc; Mexican prime zoc' | fair, 1SAc. L.,
 bulk, i8lac; strictly prime crude, in barrels, | 23ia@24c; refined 241ac --ut 4df sr.. St. Louis. | St. Louis. Mo, Dec. 2O.-Flour was un- Wheat was lower; December 53ac; May, | 57a4c.
 Oats were a shade lower; December l6Ac;
 Pork Standard mess. $500. .,oo .z ,zu Iard-Prime steam, S510; choice, $5:I
 Bacon-Boxed shoulders s525: longs $5.l2la,
 clear ribs, s525; short lear sides $2;5. ,. Dry salted meats-Shoulders, S45O; longs,
 &.50; clear ribs, sL6214; short clear sides,
 High wines were steady at $1-22
 
 Cincinnati O., Dec. 20--Flours was active;
 winter patents, $3.409S.70; spring patents, | $3.5003.75. 5.., Wheat was quiet and unchanged. Corn was active; No. mixed, 2Sc. Oats were steady: No. white track, 2lHac Pork were steady; mess, SS.50. Lard were steady; steam leaf, S5.75; ket- tie, $500. ,, CT oo short rib~sides, $5.12is : short clear sides | S537lb: box meats were worth Ac more. Dry salted meats were steady-Loose shoulders, $425; short rib sides $45O; short clear sides, $4.75; box meats were worth Ac
 Whisky was steady at SIPS. Chicago Cattle Market Union Stock Yards, IT,, Dec 2O.-Cattle- Receipts 5000; market steady; common to extra steers $3. .00d5.00; stockers and feeders, S2 40a3. .75; cows and bulls, $1.40d3.50; Texans, HogswReceipts, 2e,0OO; market strong; heavy packing and shipping lots $3 45g3 571s; common to choice mixed, $3.3543.5 .57!2 choice assorted, s3.50@355; light, $S.55q3o5; pigs,
 Asbeen@Receipts, 6oOo market steady; in ferior to choice, $2.00435O; lambs, sS.OO9 4.5o.
 Fg Dry Goods. -~fa ft New York, Dec. 20.-The spot dry goods | market has been decidedly inactive today. l5was an eventful week. Both tone and prices are as last reported. In spring lines trade has been of moderate volume. In the Woolen goods department some new lines Of fancy or worsted are opening at slight ad- vance over last season.