Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-01
New Orleans.

 New Orleans, Lac Jan; d..sugar, was stPong stI 5s open kettle recording to grade , ss seconds, 2lka35sc Molasses was quiet; open kettle, accord ing to grade, 1Sd2Sc. Centrifugals 6q17c. Refined sugar-Powdered and, cut-loaf, 55l6c; standard granulated, 5c; confection- CTS A, 47sc. 'a 5.lt -' l4tssEif es o,Iee Rice was steady; prime, 414@4lsc; fair. 2H :. FIoar.1Patents, ss.s5@s.9O;4 extra fancy. < corn1No l, mixed and No, ? white, sack oats--No, western 2614des7e. = sf.. s,f# Hay2Prime, $lsOOaiS.b0i q choice, s1soO@ Yiso, Pork. s1o75a11.Oo. ,- ,.....5..#=..= Dry salted m1,esaaits~shouf'ie meat $50: long clear, short clear and short rib sides, S55O. , Bacon,shoulders, S5.35; long clear, short ILaatrd-Compound, s4;S714q5OO; pure. s6.oo@ Hams $9.75M10.25. wrqnf1"6f7 fa sHsiHz -Coffee-Rio, fair, 17lsc; good ordinary, 15l2c; common, 13laQ1334c Mexican prime, Cotton seed oil-strictly prime crude. in bulk, 19laa2Oc; strictly prim crude, In bar rels, 22@22lac; refined, '26q26tac. =
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 St. Louis. -cs5ff4. an# Hs St. Louis, Mo, Jan. s1-aFlour. sa was firm; Wheat was lower;s January, 62Ac; May, 65l4a657sc bid; July, S29sc asked; =
 
 q27c; July, 2S1sc asked. .s,s ss.t .s..f
 Oats were lower January. .1s7so;, May, 2O5s Porl-standard, mess, new, s10.75.. old, $10.25. '''
 Lard-Prime steam, 55e; choice, s5.6O.
 Bacon-Shoulders, $5.50; longs, $600; clear ribs. $500; short clear sides, $625 Dry salted meats-Shouders, $4.75; longs $5.50; clear ribs, $5.62ia; short clear sides, High wines were steady atST22.@
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 Cincinnati, O., Jan. 31. .AF1ouf' was strong B. 50a3 S6 .. t ,iH
 Wheat was quiet; No. 3 red track, 71c ,o Corn was quiet but. steady; No, mixed, Oats-No. 2 mixed, 2i1sc
 Pork was active; mess, $1050-
 Lard was easy; steam leaf,,s6 12iR; kettle, Bacon was easy-Loose- shoulders, $525; short clear sides. $6 00: l4ti ,5} 3flifn51a.@ Dry salted meats were easy--Eoose ishoul- ders s4;75; short clear sides; s5.5e. s- Whisky was steady at s1.22
 k -d os,n g-,. ,5.4r Chicago Cattle Market. , Union Stock Yards, Ill.,, Jan. 31.-Gattle- Receipts 1000; market steady; common to extra steers. $S6O@4.5O; stockers and feed aEs S26os,Sz5 sg siJ, a COWS and bulls s1so@86o ,l H Hogs1Receipts, 17,o0A; market firm and so higher; heavy packing and shipping, lots, 4.g55 pigs, s3.30@4.15. 4nInrlis. as.z9 - il iSheep-Receipts 1000; market steady; in- 460. J II .7iX UtIisou 30 a..4. RID DryiGoods,nn s-tz ..sf i, New York, Jan. .3t.7-There has been no change in the attitude of the dry goods tnatket today, and in alf departments of cotton goods. business has been on re- strfcted scale at first hands, The jobbng trade here and elsewhere is reporting d. fair distribution of merchandise. but, are not providing for future, re,,requipements to any extent either in staples or fancies. s7.=.
 .ee'2 Naval Stores .,;, =. = -. l., Wilmington, N. C., Jan, ,slr-Rosip-Npth- Turpentine was steady; machine, 27c; ir- regular, ZIG. Crude 5turpentine was quiet hard, not quoted; seft,asl.50; virgin, $1.9O. Receipts, 24 casks. irsf
 Tar firm at 95c.- |. Z. .....s. n
 Charleston, s. C.. Jan -31 31.-Turpentine was nominal-Nothng d6fhgJ"l ia a9li iseis Rosin ss was firm; B,sG, sGce:,D. $i. .1os E, K.i s17O Other grades in no demand. and savannah, Ga. Jan. s1Nspirits ifurpen- tine was firm at 27o for regulars sales, 150 casks; receipts, 191 casks c.ss.4. .i i.as.3..s
 Resin was firm and unchanged; sales, 5000 barrels. --fA z, -s.s