Birmingham state herald., 1896-04-30

17-64d sellers; June and July, 13-64d Value; CTS; September and October, 02-64d sellers; October and November, 3 60-6id; November and December. 00-64d; December and Jan- uary, 62-6fd.
 New York. New York, April 29.-Flour was dull easy and unchanged. Southern -four was un-
 Wheat-spot was dull and weaker, with options. Options were moderately active and closed weak at 1s@1sc lower; June, 1oc; July, 701ac; September. 7OAc; December, Corn-spots were dull and weaker; No. 2, S5A@35iac in elevator; s6lac afloat., Op- tions were active and irregular closing weak at 1sc decline on near months and lsc up on the late months April. S5$sc; May, 35ssc; July, 36hc; September, HSsc. Oats-Spots were, quiet and steady. ,Op- tions were dull and easier; May, 24c; July, A5sc. Spot priesesmMo; ? o2Ss92S o25@922oAe; Mo- Hay was in fair demand and firm ship ping, 75a771sc; fair to choice, 92lscGS1.00. Wool was in limited demand and un- changed. Beef was steady and unchanged. Beef hams were dull at s14.0Oa 15.5o. Tierced beef was inactive; city extra h. Cut meats were slow and steady; piekled bellies, $4.621sa4.75; pickled shoulders, $i62la
 Lard was quiet and easy; western steam. closed at $500; city, st;5o; May $4:95 Re, E American, $5.30; compound, $i.25a4.5o. Pork was steady in moderate demand and unchanged.
 gins, 154151ac.
 Eggs-Fancy was steady and in moderate demand; state and Pennsylvania, 1llsM12c southern, 9aiOc; western fresh, 10d1llec. Cotton seed oil was steady and in better 1 demand; crude PC; yellow prime, 2512c; vel I low prime off grade, 26AM25lsc. 1 Petroleum was steady and unchanged Resin was steady; strained, common to good, $2.00.
 T,,rnaptina wac uniet a 29nEqlbc Rice was firm, in fair demand and un- Moiasses was fairly active, firm and un- Peanuts were quiet; fancy hand-picked, I 4s4d15c. I down. May, s12.75; July, s12.5o; September, ! s11. .45a11. 50; December, siO.So Spot Rio was steadier and quiet No No; [ 1S9se: s6eo,,ne of nc. l off A. 47sM5 1-16c; standard A. 5 7-16c; cut loaf and crushed, 6 1-16c; granulated, 7-l6o. grain, good demand and firm; cotton by steam, 1-16d grain by steam, lA@2d. New York Vegetable Market. New York, April 29.Strawberries, Flori- da. per quart, S@1Sc; North Carolina, per H Asparagus- North Carolina, per dozen punches, $15O@4.oo; Norfolk, per dozen punches sl500275; Maryland and Della ware, per dozen punches, Sl Sl.59a2;o0.,
 Beets5Florda, per ss ooS,r crate na 2Sal7S; per abbages-FIorlda, per crate, s2.OOa250 Cucumbers-Florida, per crate, $2O0M4.OO Caulflower-Florida, per basket, S3.004 Kale-Norfolk. per barrel, s1.OO; Bal timore, per barrel, S1.0o. Lettuce--Norfolk, per basket 5O075c; Charleston, per basket, 5oclH.Oo; Florida, per basket, 50cm$125. s--savannah per basket, 25a75c Char lima, per basket $1.50il1.75. Radishes, Norfolk, per barrel, $1;0oM1.25: String beans-Florida, per crate, $1.256t3.0 .00.
 Spinach Norfolk per barrel, s2.0ou2.25; Baltimore. $1.50ei2.O0. Squash-Florida, per barrel, $l25al5o TomatoeS-F'lorda carriers, $l.0O0225. Potatoes-t Florida, per barrel, 400M9.00 New Orleans. New Orleans, La, April 29.-Sugar was uuiet open kettle, according to grade, 30 3%c. Centrifugal, granulated, 5c;- white, 1 9-1Gq4%c; yellow, 43s@4lac seconds, 31s@
 Refined sugar was strong: powdered and cut-loaf, 5 15-16c; standard granuated, 5lac; confectioners A, 7-l6c.
 M Molasses was quiet; centrifugal, accord
 Rice was dull; prime. 44@4l4c; fair. 2a.9 3Ac; common, 112qlkc.
 Corn-No. mixed and No. ? white sacked,
 oats-Yellow. Ssc; No. western, 271zc; choice, 28c.
 Bran, e2lka65c
 ffdy-TflHie, SloUUuiJ.Uo, CHOICE, @zz.UO.
 Dry salted meats-shouIders, s4.75a4 s7lk; long clear. short clear and short rib sides,
 Bacon-Shoulders, S5.50; long clear, short clear and short rib sides, $5.50n5.75.
 Lard-Compound $45Oa4.62a; pure. s5.5e9 Hams. ssooa1o25
 Coffee-Rio fair, 1sa4c: good ordinary, 14Ac; common. 12AGfSc; Mexican good, 1Sc; '1eot Cotton seed seed ioincstrictly prime crude, in bulk, 17d19c; strictly prime crude. in bar rels, 2Od201sc Refined, 24q25c.
 Cincinnati.
 Cincinnati, O., April z9.--Flour was fairly active; winter patents, $3.G5G3.75; spring
 Wheat was dull and easy; No. red offer
 Corn was steady; white s1lac; yellow. s4c: No. white, 311ac.
 Oats were quiet and unchanged; No 2
 Pork was quiet and unchanged; mess sS7 "a: clear mess, SS.s0; family, 5000.
 Lard was quiet and firm; steam leaf. $5.15;
 Bacon was quet-Loose shoulders, $475: short ribs, si..75; short clear sides. s5.00 bel Dry saited meats were steady-shouIders S2 loose short ribs, $4.25 short clear sides, S45 30; bellies s4.75: boxed meats Ac more.
 Whisky was quiet at $1-22.
 St. Louis.
 St. Louis. Mo, April 2s.-Flour was weak
 Wheat was lower; May, ssssc; July. 5sMc; August, Sic.
 Cats were lower; May. 17Isc; July. 1SMc.
 Pork was strong; mess new, $S.25; old, ss.OO.
 Lard--choice steam. s4.55atso.