Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-07
New. York.

unchanged. F
 Southern flour was unchanged.
 Wheat-Spot market dull; No. 2 red store and elevator S1hGS1Ac; afioat, s3@S3sAc. Options were dull and irregular, Ssac: March, 757sc; May. 7sasc; June and July, ''isoi Corn--spots were firmer; No. ?. ss5sc, ele vator; sS'' EXC afioat; steamer tear 'i mixed s5Nc. Options were dull and firm at A@3sc ad- vance; February, s7ci May, ae5sc July. Oats--spots were dull, but firm; No. ?, 25Ac; No. 2, white, 26Ac; mixed western. February, TFSefbrr 2bHc; March, 25ac; May, 25s4c; No. 2 white February. 26Ac.
 Wool was in fair demand, firm and un- Beef was dun. steady and unchanged. Beef hams were quiet at $155O. Tierced beef was Auiet but steady; city extra India mess, $50
 Cut meats were easy and slow; pickled beellies, SAC; shoulders. 4&@5c; hams, SEQ Lard was quiet, but firm; western steam, $5.S71h; city, $5.S5; May closed at s6.O7ls nom South American, $6 40; compound, S475d500 Pork was firm, but quiet; mess, $11Oo@ Butter-Fancy was riim state dairy. 9a 1Sc; western creamery, 13a19c Elgins, 19c. Cotton seed oil was quiet; crude, 23d2319c; yellow prime, Alac; yellow or grades 261s@ Rosin was dull, but steady; strained com mon to good, $1.57@q1.6Ol
 Turpentne was quiet but steady, at 29d 291ac.
 Rice was in fair demand. firm and un- Molasses were firm. fairly active and un- changed.
 Peanuts were quiet and unchanged. Coffee was quiet and unchanged to 10 points down; F@ebruary, @ y s12,2o; March, $l215 1O s0September, s1O.651D1O. 80; December, s1O 30 @10:55. Spot Rio was dull, but steady; No. T. 13c. .hsa fining. 3Rc. .
 Refined sugar was quiet and unchanged. Freights to Liverpool were quiet: cotton by steam, Md asked; grain by steam. 2&d.
 New Orleans
 New Orleans, Feb. 6.-Sugar-Open kettle was strong, accordingto grade. ,29sa3lac; 49sc; white, 4 S-lem4laci yellow, 39sq4hc; Molasses were quiet; open kettle accord ing to grade. 1Sa25c; centrifugal. 6417c. Refined sugar, powdered and cut-loaf. 5 5,lec; standard granulated, 5c confection-. Rice was quiet; prime, 4A@4l4c; fair, 2a4@ Flour-Patents, s42O@43o; extra fancy, Corn-No ? mixed and No. white saesed e yel,eW western seaSSc e choice s7nc Bran 62ih665c r q
 Hay. Hay prime, sls.oOalSoO; choice, s1sOO@ Pork, $1os7la@11. .Oo
 Dry salted shoulders, S1se; long ,I clear, Shoulders, 5So; long clear short Clear and short rib sides, 6S@641sc.
 Lard-Compound, 47sm5c; pure, 6@6Ac. Bams 9AM101sc.
 Coffee-Rio was fair at 17Ac; good or dinary, 15Ac; common, 13AQl3hc; Mexican prime 1S12c; fair, 27Ac.
 Cotton seed oil Strictly prime crude in bulk, 1919M20c: strictly prime crude in bar rels 22a22lzc; refined, 26q261s.
 St. Louis.
 St; Louis, Feb 6.-Flour- was quiet and Wheat was unchanged.
 Corn was higher; February, 26Rc; May, Oats were a shade higher; February. 1911c nominal; May, 2lc. Pork-Standard mess, new, $lo.621s; old, Iard-Prime steam. s5. .45;.. choice, s5.52N. Bacon shoulders 5ssc. longs, 6c clear ribs, 6lsc; clear sides, 6Ac.
 Dry Salted meatS-ShOulderS, 4Ac; longs, 55sc; clear ribs, SAC; clear sides, 5Bc High wines were steady at Sl.z2
 Cincinnati.
 Cincinnati, Feb. 6.-Flour was strong and higher: winter patents. $3.75Q4.OO; spring patents, $35513.80.
 Wheat was quiet; no sales.
 Oats were steady; No.a3 white, 22Nc. Pork was active; mess. $10.56
 Lard was easier; steam leaf, 61sc. kettle, Bacon was easy; shoulders, 5hc; short Dry salted meats were easier and less active; loose shoulders. kc;zshort clear, Whisky was unchanged.