Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-11

6S7se; March. 6914c: May, 6Iisc; June, 66lsc; Corn-Spots were dull and firmer. Options dsiii and steady at kGi2c decline; June, | S$sI,ee; February. S5Bc; May, S5lsc; July,
 oats,3spots were dull and frmer. Options
 Were were d9il and steady; January Pfc; Feb 2514c. '.-'-"..- ..,..>> "e-'''. -. --'-s soc; good to choice, 75cGN 10 changed
 Beef was quiet firm and unchanged. Beef hams were dull at S15.50. Tierced beef was steady and unchanged. Cut meats were firm, quiet and un-
 Lard was quiet and lower; western steam $5.75; city, s5.35; January, $5.75; May. $6O71s. American. s6.46: compound, s475G5 %. ' Pork was steady and unchanged. Butter was in moderate demand and un-
 Cotton seed oil was quiet and steady; crude, erine o G1ac; yellboW b2 % prime 2SlAc yellow Rosn was quiet and unchanged.
 TTurpentine was quiet and unchanged fice was firm and unchanged. changed. -
 Peanuts were firm. j Coffee option were quiet and unchanged to points down; March, $12.a5ln13. %; April, Sl27O; May, $12.60d12.65s September. s1175@ IMl.So, Spot Rio was more active and steady;
 sugar-Raw was dull and unchanged Re- | llneu was Qull ana unchanged.
 FTeights to Liverpool were quiet and un- changed.
 New Orleans.
 New Orleans. La. Jan. 1n-Sugar was steady; open kettle, according to grade, s-lse white Jt a@4 5-1Sc; yellow. ssa4 iiSc;
 Molasses was quiet; open kettle, accord ing to grade. ,1sG 2ses ,Gentrifugals, sa1Sc;
 Refined sugar-Powdered and cut-loaf, 5Ac; standard granuiateds 47sc. confection- Rice was quiet and in, better demand; praime. aa. 4hq4Ac; fair 29iqsRci common. IA Fleur-Patents. EIe. ss.75aaso; extra fancy.
 corn.No. mixed and No. white sack ed, SsqSde; yellow; S4as5e. o-,,o, OatS-No. western, 25c; choice, 25laGl26c. Bran 65M67kc.
 Hay-Porme sls5o@2O.Oo; choice, s22oo.
 Dry salted meats-Shoulders, 4s71hI5. %; long clear short clear and short rib sides, Bacon--Shoulders, S5.5Oa5. .62b: long clear. short clear, and short rib sides. s5S71Aa6.O %. ai iEaanrd-compound, S4.s71ka5.O0; pure, $5.S7la Hams, s95Oa1O.OO :'a '7''t
 1se .Af 14aIsa IS Essioan SRSdi Grdpinns pPims Cotton seed oil.strictly prime crude, in bulk. l91sa20c; strictly prime crude. in bar rels 22922l2c; refined. 26Q26hc. Cincinnati. Cincinnati. O., Jan. 10--Flour was active and higher; winter patents, $345n 365; spring patents $3.4543.75. l. Wheat was quiet; No. red, 6S1ac. ] Corn was quiet and steady; No. red | 29ce No. mixed, 29c. 2of2c. N' Pork was active and firm; mess, s9.7O Lard was firm-Loose shoulders, $500; short ribs. $5.121s; short clear sides, $5.37s; ; box meats Ac more. Dry salted meats were steady and active Loose shoulders. $4.25; short ribs $425
 short clear sides, s4.62la box meats Ac more. e " " | Whisky was steady at s122. t.f.-f v St. Louis. -g''s' | St. Louis, Mo-. Jan. 10.--Flour was un- changed.
 zos Wheat at, was as lower; Januals 55lac; May Corn was lower; January s5c; May. 25%c 195sc.-
 1 Pork-Standard mess, $975; old, s9.12lk | Lard-Prime steam, $5.30; choice, $5.40. Bacon--Shoulders, $5.371a; longs, s. .50 clear | ribs, $5.62ls; short clean sides, $575. l. !. Dry .salted meats-Shoulders, $4.50; longs, A55' clear ribs. $4.S7ts; short clear sides, $500