Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-01-31

NEW YORK,
NEW YORK. Jan. 3o.-Flour was neglected,
but weak; winter wheat, low grades, ST. 5@
2.55i fair to fancy, So. 50a2.75: patents,
patents, S3.25a4.1o; low. extras. $1e59
62.55. Southern flour dull. but weak;
common to fair extra, 81 Q@2 50; good II to
but firm l2c higher: No. red in store and ele-
yator, SIC; aaoat, 5sAc; options opened
steady and unchanged, declined Ac, rallied
5sa &c. closed arm at ssatsc over Yesterday;
No. red: January, 57s4c; February, 57S4c;
March, 57ssc; May, 5s4sc; June, 5etsc; July,
No. y. 47ssc in elevator; ACC ailoat; options
were less active and irregular, closing firm at
y aac advances; January, 41ssc; February
47aso; May. 4slsc; July, 4sl2c. Oats were
dull but nrm; options were quiet, but frmer;
January, 33s4c; February, 33%c; March, 33asc;
mixed western, 34fq 36c Way was quiet, but
steady; shipping, 50a soc; good to choice, 10
075c. Wool was firm; domestic fleece, 15G
$9,75@ q 90; extra mess. So. 25aT. 70. Beet
hamawere dull at SIG 90. Tierced beef was
dull; city extra India mess, $12 50G14. 50. Cut
meats were quiet, but easy; picked bellies,
$5.63ss rs; shoulders, salsa 80; hams,
S750a 90. Lard was quiet; western steam.
s6.653 city steam, Sc. 25a5 .37l2 January
easy; continent, $7.25; South America, 81. so;
compound. SIS. %. Pork was dull. but steady !;
old mess. I'll .25411.75. Butter-fancy cream
cry was firm; state dairy, loo l9c; creamery
dairy. 14G2.c; western dairy, I00 5c:wesIern
creamery, l1D24c; ElglnS. FAC. Cotton seed
oil was In better demand and steadier; crude,
22d22l2c; yellow prime, goa 26l2c; yellow
choice, 27c. Petroleum was nominal Wash
ington, in barrels, Sc 10; Washing ton, in bulk,
go; refined New York So. 50; Philadelphia,
S5.75; Philadelphia. in bulk. So. 25d 3. 50.
Rosin wasf1rm, but quiet; strained, common 10
good, 81. $50 L. 40 Turpcntine was quiet, but
steady at ISAAC 4c. Rice was firm and in
tair demand; domestic, fair to extra. 4a 06c:
Japan. 4A G4l2c. Molasses-Foreign was firm;
New Orleans open kettle good to choice, 2od
$50. Peanuts were dull; fancy hand picked,
3l2d4t2. Coffee options firm at points up to
10 points down: March delivery, Sl4.iO0
ID. IS; April delivery, S IA. scala So; May de-
livery, STA 3Oa IA. SO; June delivery, $l4. 4o0
14.45; July delivery, $I4.45; August deliv-
cry, $I4 .40a14.l5; September delivery,
cember delivery, $l4. 3OUI4. 90. Spot Rio was
dull, but steady; No. z, 16Ac. Sugar-Raw
was frmer and more active fair refining, 2Ac.
Refined was quiet; off A, 3l20 3S4c: standard A,
13-16a4c; cutloaf, 7-16G4ssc; crushed,
7-16014sc; granulated. } l5-l604isc.
cubes, I1604Ac. Freights TO Liverpool
were quiet; grain steady, cotton firmer; cot
ton, Todd; grain, 1a4d, asked.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 30.-Flour was quiet; pat
ents, S2.5002. 60; fancy, So 00a2 10; choice,
81 SU6 / 80. Wheat was brmer, hut higher;
May, 81 Sc; July, 5lssc. Corn was frmer, but
higher; February, 3sl2cc; May, 404 "a 4Ot2c.
Oats were firm, but higher May, 29Ac. Pork,
steam. Sc. 40; choice, $500 Dry sailed meats
shoulders, $4.2 %; longs, 1878; clear ribs,
$5.25; shorts, So 40. Bacon-Boxed shoul-
ders, SIS. 90; longs, 5000; clear RIBS. 5000;
shorts, Sc. 12ta. High wines were steady at
$l.22