Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-18

o, Rice was steady. prime, 4l4q41Ac; fair, 2A9SAe; common, IA@2c.
 Flour-Patents, s3.7O; extra fancy, sS45a Corn-No;'2 mixed and No white, sack Iuo 9ats-No, % 2 western. 25lzc; choice, 2ec. l Hay-Prime. s1e5Oa2O.OO choice, sSt.o6. Pork, l0.25u1O.5O.
 eleaar, short clear and short rib sides, s5.12ls .,lss Baeon1-shoulders, s5.5oa5.e21a long clear, snort clear and short rib sides $6.00a625 Lard-Compound, $600G612b. Hams, S9.50410.00. ,.
 ls|c; common, is&@ilAc; Mexican n I'i'if prime, ,,;; Cotton seed oil-strctly prime crude, in rels 22a221ac; refined r26a26Ac. s9'a
 Chicago Cattle Market.
 Union Stock Yards. Ill.,, Jan. I.-Cattle- extra steers, $3.S5Q4.25; stockers and feed aTs, Ta S21Sg4Oo; sg id cows and bulls, s16O935o; Hogs3Receipts, 21oOO; market strong and 59lOc higher; heavy packing and shipping l, lots, SS SS5@4O5; common to. choice mixed, $SS'SS0Sa4,oo $ S0g choice assorted, sSs5Q4OO; light. sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady; in ferior to choice, s2.OoQSi6o lambs, $s.25Q St. Louis. --l-. .sH. ,. St. Louis, Mo, Jam r.. Flour was dull .oAN Wheat h was higher; January, 55ssc; May Corn-May was higher, other months steady ss1 si, J;sel1 January 25c; May 25@2dc bid t Oats were steady January, 1So asked ; aPoork-standard mess new esio.25; old Iard-Prime steam, s5.45; choice, s5.6O.
 Bacon-Shoulders. $5.50; longs, s5.75; clear k-IA ch nt4t n1n 11t4 Dry salted meats-Shoulders, Si62ts; longs $5.Sa1s; clear ribs, s5.S7h short clear sides, High wines were steady at s1.22.
 Cincinnati. Cincinnati, O., Jan. H.-Flour was active winter dn1ep patents, sS5oas7S; spring patents 67d67lsc. Corn was fairly active and a shade firm Oats were quiet and steady Mo- white, Pork was active and strong; mess, $1O3A Lard was firm; steam leaf s6.121s; kettle, $6.12R. s.f't
 Bacon was strong-shoulders $500; short rib sides, $5.5O; short clear sides, S5.75.
 Dry salted meats were firmer and active Loose shoulders, $4.5O; short ribs $500; short clear sides, $5.25; box meats Ac more.
 whisky was quiet and steady at $1.22.
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 Dry Goods. se. --..-.- ... New York, Jan. 17.-Today's dry goods market at first hands presepted dull out ward ward appearance in all difecsie1ra The at, spot business light. whilst the outward movement of merchapdise has been oh restricted scale. The tone shows no mate- rial change and sellers are generally easy itoHdeal with, particularly. ip staple lines. |r II -
 lnoc Naval Stores |9 Wilmington, N. C., Jan 17.-Rosin was firm; strained, $l.35; good strained, $1.40. ' Spirits turpentine was steady machine, 29l2c; irregular, 29c. Crude turpentine was drtn; h hard, not quoted, soft. $i5O: virgin, S:s0 bid; receipts, 72 casks,~ .-
 Tar was steady at 95e.9''f',4 Savannah, Ga, Jan. 17.4-Spirits turpentine | 219 casks. safsVs gs ', Rosin-Pales were nomipaI: others were steady, with sales of 15Q0 barrels. A., B., C.N S.15; D., S1.35; E., $l.40; F., S1.50; G., l.b0: H., $1.65: l., $k70,' K.,. s190; M, s220; NAs2.4o window glass, seso; water white, Charleston, S. C.. Jan. f7.-Turpentne was firm at 29c +s.
 Resin was firm sales, 400 barrels. A., B., r C. 'sia1s; B. D., si25; E. $1s5; $145; C., s1.5O; doY glass. $2.s5; water Yhlte. ss: %.