Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-28

5lsc. closing at 45sa45hc, ,Na hc lower than yesterday. Cash corn was hc per bushel
 higher.
 Oats dept Aded on the larger grain markets
 for their direction. The market WAS re-
 stricted one, prices averaging fairly brm dur
 ing the session, but closing easy May oats
 closed is0hc lower than yesterday. Cash oats
 were A. per bushel higher, closing easy.
 Provisions-The product market was small
 amount of stuff changed hands in the aggre-
 gate. The hog market was firm at unchanged
 prices. The close was 7l2c lower than yester-
 day for May pork. 5c lower for May lard and
 5G7l2c lower for May ribs.
 Cash quotations were as follows Flour was
 firm; some oi the northwest mills advanced
 price. 5@lSe % today rsa whsat-N9, sprng'
 43ssc. Oats-No. 7, 2ss4a29c. Pork $1O 00G
 1920. Lard, Der 100 pounds, s6; a0a 6; 35;
 shoulders. boxed. SI.62aa4.75. Short clear
 sides. boxed. S5 4oa545. Whisky. s1.25. NEW YORK.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Flour was
 steady; winter wheat, low grades. sl.sO0 s2 soes .oo; Minnesota clear. S2. 25@2 .oo; patents, S3.25a4.00; low extras, S1.s0U
 common U 0 to fair extra. % I si. soa275; % G good 10 choice extra. S2. sOa 25. Wheat was quiet.
 but firm at lsc lower; No. ? red in store and yanced lsc, fell Is Ac, rallied Adl9c. fell ssc and closed steady and unchanged to Ac down, | ruary, 5slsc; March. 5slsc; May, 5ec; June. | 5slsc; July, 59l2c; August, 59asc; september, | COG; December, 52s4c. Corn was uu.l, out l steady; No. 2, -494c. in elevator; 5os4c afoat | steamer mixed. 4es4a49Ac; options were dull. | and irregular, closing easy at lsc decline; September, 4ss4c. Oats were quiet. but | easier; options were duil, but easler Feb
 ruary. y. SSsse; March; s3ssc; April, s3sse; May, No 2. 33s4c; No. white, 37 3sc; mixed western, 34l2a 36c Hay was quiet, but steady; | shipping, 5Ud 55c; good to choice. I0G75c.
 Wool was steady; domestic neece. 1501sc; | pulled, 12G33c. Beet was quiet; family, S9. 75 | city extra India mess. SIP .50014: :5o. Cut
 meats were dull. but steady; Pickled bellies, III ,. | @s.25; middles. dull, but easy; short clear | $o.s6. Lard was quiet. bpt weak; western
 s6.65, nominal; May, s6.75, asked: refined | was quiet; continent, $7.o5; South America. s7; 10; compound. so. 12ta@5. STA. Pork was quiet but steady; old mess, $11.25@1 12. %. | Butter was dull, but weeker; state dairy, loo l 20c; creamery dairy. 12@lsc; western dairy. | lOa 19c; Elgins. 22c. Cotton seed oil was dull, | but weak; cruoe, Z2c; yellow prime ,26d 26l2c; | yellow choice. 26l2c. Petroleum was nominal: | bulk. S4. 50; refined New York s6.1U; rhila- delphia. St. .0o; Philadelphia. in bulk. $3 55a | good, S1. 1.4O@1.45. Turpentine was quiet, but 1 firm at a3t2a 34c. Rice was firm; domestic. fair
 to extra. aE@1o; Japan; 4S0 a!so; Molasses s, l tie good to choice. 2e@3sc. Peanuts were | quiet; fancy hand-pcked, 3l2@4l2c. Coffee l options were easy at 5Q2U points down; Feb
 ruary delivery .$15 .o0; March delivery ,3l4. .s5 l @15 .05; May delivery, $I4 65d ALSO; Sep
 tember delivery, $1l.65@14.75; December l delivery, $14. .60. Spot Rio was hrai, but dull {; | No. 2, 1bssc. Sugar-Raw was ouiet, but firm;
 fair refining, 11-16c. Refined was l fairly active and steady; of A, 3t20 3s4c; standard A, 13-16G4c; cut-loaf, 4 7-16 l @47sc; crushed, 1 7-16@4ssc; granulated. | 13-1664iSc. Freights 10 Liverpool were
 quiet, but steady; cotton, 7-64d; grain. 2%d. | ST. LOUIS.
 | ST. LOUIS, Feb. 27.-Flour was steady, but l firm; patents, Sz. 4s@2. 65; fancy, $2.O0@ l 2.10; choice, $1. sO@1.9O. Wheat was lower; | February. o2hc; May, 52s4c; July, sac. Corn
 was lower; February, 41%c; May ,42lsc; July. 422sc. Oats were lower; February, BUG; May, | 30lsc. Pork, standard mess, s1O. 25. Lard l Prime steam. SC. 40; choice, S6. 50. Dry salted ribs, $5.25; short clear, $5.75. Bacon-Boxed l shoulders, .25; clear ribs, $o.75; shorts l clear, $6. co. High wines, SIPS.