Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-29
I,iverpoo, Cotton Market.

Liverpool Cotton Market.
 Liverpool, Jan. S.--12:ao Ia m.-Cotton was quiet and prices easier f American middlng, ll ls-32d; sales, 1eoOo bales -of which S7o0 export, 800 bales; receipts, l5,oOO bales, of which 400O bales were American. Futures s4d PSsT nd areh .26-64d: March and April, 25-64d; April and May, 2S.sad May and 5 June, S99 st June and and September, 23-64d September and october, 14-64d: Futures were .dHll; ;ss.s a-g i. lnsif can middling fair, i4sd5s16ds good rhiddifng, q -s2dS middling, 9-1ed; low middling, 15,s2d; good ordinary. 1l-S2d; ordinary, Liverpool,i Jan 2s.-4l4 D. m-Cotton futures closed steady Japdary. ., 27c64a4 @ 2S-64d; Febraayy and March ssi1 siS Sa CTS; March and April 26-64d buyers; April and May. 4 25,eid buyers; May and June; 24-64p4 25-64d; July and August, 4 2i-6if14 25-6id; August and September 22-64d buy CTS; September and October, 1i-64d buyers.
 New York.
 New York, Jan. 2s.-.-F'iour was quiet and firm; winter wheat low grades, $2 2SOa2.SO; winter wheat, fair to fancy, s2soqS5o; win vi a. &s,so' tras sa soasse Southern -four was aust and firm; common to fair extra, $320a3.9O; good to choice extra, $300M3.25.
 Wheat-Spots were dull and easier; No. red. in store and elevator, 75kc; afoat, 77c, Options were less active and steady at %@ 72lac; May, 7Oa4c; June, roc; July. zoe. IL, vator; s7c ,aioat. Options were dull and steady at asc decline; January, 36Ac; Feb- ruary, s6c; May, S6c; july, S7Ac. tions were dull and easy; January, A9sc; No: ?. saasgs2ssss; ssss; No. white, ss@ssAc; mixed Wool was fairly active, firm and un- changed.
 Beef hams were inactive at sl550
 Tierced beef was auiet, and unchanged Cut meats were in light offerings; pickled s.oo. .'e'' '''''' ''e0' '''''' '''' '''-'V Lard was quiet and nominal; western s6.O5, nominal. Refined was dull; continent, $6.40 South American, $665; compound, Pork was dull and unchanged
 Butter was steady and unchanged. Cotton seed o was ane ta and barely oW pye eeuoa o grade sr Sc asked % 1'sc yer Resin was dull and unchanged.
 Turpentine was quiets and steady at 301aQ 31c.
 Rice was dull and unchanged.
 Molasses was firm, fairly active and un- changed.
 Peanuts were firm; fancy manipulated, 9Csoffee options were steady at 1oa2o points July. s11.45ai1. .55;,, September s1O.95011 .Oo; December, loS5a11o;9o.. Spot Rio was dull rengnr %o TsndG Tas T%er %a, Pd rm quet fair Freights to Liverpool were quiet; cotton by steam. H@s-64d, grain. by steam, 3d.
 New Orleans.
 New Orleans, La., Jan. 2s.-Sugar was stssey se %Sse is gFsae low, 3AM4 3-16c; seconds. z2llxg3ssc.
 Molasses was aiet open kettle es;seG aeeord- Refined sugarrPowdersd and cut-loaf. $ 5,lsc; standardgranulated. sc; confection- Rice was steady; prime. 4Aa4kc; fair. 2A Ffour-estraights, ss.s5@sso; extra fancy, Corn-No: mixed and Noe2 white. sack ed, 34c; yellow, 35c.
 oats-Mo; western. 2s14c; choice. ZIG.
 HayHPrfme ,1s.ooa1soO; choice. s1soo@ Pork, s1o75all.oo.
 Dry salted 5meats-5houlders, s525 long clear, short clear and short rib sides, $550 ceaS amd shost rS siass 9sS short Lard-compound. s4s7Aa5oO; pure. 5000 Hams. ss.75@1oSS
 ,s ii5 Ss9ieaS zsas 1rdnans pqms ,'s setisS ts,5 sea sssS o,las.r.e.y prime crude in rels. 220z3hc; refined, 26026He. n
 T st ! > r -a . Cincinnati.
 Cincinnati, O., Jan. 28-Flour was strong; winter patents, $3.709390; spring patents 8. .5003.80.
 Wheat was steady; sample red track, 70c Oats were steady; No. white track. 21hc. Lar. tsrd va was 'a sssy. % sssaR iess saS; Kettle, Bacon was easy-Loose shoulders. s5.25; short rib sides, SIS; short clear sides, $500.