Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-09

mixed western, 33ls@34iAc. Hay was moder- ateiy active and strong; shipping, soc; good d9 , choice timothy, t5a1oc; wool vas moder 1e 24c; pulled, 15@34c. Beef was quiet; family, Sl0.00@12.o0; extra mess, Ss s.O0as. 50. Beet hams were dull at SIS %. Tierced beef was dull; city extra India mess, S16.5O. Cut meats were quiet, but steady; pickied bellies, Ss .o0; shoulders, ,1ss S6; 25; hams, ss.75@io.25; mid; easy; western steam closed at Ss .oo, nominal; city steam, S7 .50; October, $500. nominal; January, $7 so, nominal; refined was quiet; continent, Se. 40; South America, Ss. com pound, $6 .5006. 75. Pork was dull and un- changed; mess. S14.75@15.5o; extra prime, dairy, 14023c; state creamery dairy. ls@25c; western dairy, 13@ l7c; lwestern creamery, l5 @2oc; Elgins, 25c. Cotton seed oil was dull, leum was quiet; refnod'New York, s5 15; Phil adelphia. $5. 10; Philadelphia, in bulk, $2. 60a common to good . $Isse@I 1. .s5. Turpentino was dull at2SG 2sl5c. Rice was firm and in moderate demand, domestic. fair to extra,4A demand was nominal; New Orleans open kettle good to choice, 27636c, moderate demand ana e,nas steady. Peanuts were steady: Coffee . op October delivery, SIP. 35012 43; December delivery, $11 65@l1.15; March delivery, Spot Rio was dull and weak; No. T, 15Ac. sugar--saw was dull, but easy; fair refining, aSsHe stanaard kened d9 o A. fSlsS 5 3 d-!bc crushed, .5d5 3-16c; granulated : 1-1664Ac. Freights to Liverpool were dull
 CHICAGO CHANGE.
 :: GH tcAeo. Oct. S.4sThe visible supply state- ment Wai big surprise to the trade in wheat today. Few guesses. made 1t more than l,o0o.- 0Oo bushels increase ,and even that was called an exaggeration GO onservatiye people figuring II at 50O,O00 bushels more than last week. When the report was complete, showing 2.2ol 900 bushels increase, the selling, be- came general, and what had been a steady to
 
 one. Prices declinedfuliy 1c from the top and closed at lsc above the inside. December wheat opened at 54SB@64 ran ged from 5a$ to 534sc. and closed at 54ssa 54I2c, Ac under Saturday, Cash wheat closed weak with the Corn-Operations were based more on the direction of wheat than on it's situation. May corn opened at 1Ss 70 51l2c, sold between 51 7s @50s. closing at 50 7s0 5Ic, A q asc under Sat urday Cash corn ruled 1c higher, the close being relatively weak with the futures.
 ton R mare Closed e saturday. Cash oats were A Gt2c higher than Saturday.
 in the live hog market at the yards, which helped the tone of provisions carly. At the close January pork was 5c higher than satur- day, January lard was unchanged and January ribs wss 5c higher than Saturday.
 Cash uuotations were as follows: Flour was steady stead at unchanged prlces there was only a @55lac; No. red, 51l2c. Corn-No 2, 51 7bc. Oats-No. 2. 29A @2esec. Mess pork. sig. 800 l3. 50. Lard, per 100 pounds, $I.65G7.67 Shcrt rib sides, loose, S6.7506.e5. Dry salted shoulders, boxed, S6 37I2d6. 80. Short clear sides, boxed, S7. 25 07 37l3. Whisky, $l.33.
 ST. LOUIS.
 ST. LOUIS, Oct. s.--Flour was quiet, but steady; patents. S2.4O@2.55; fancy, $1.e5@ 2.05; choice, $1.7o@l.S5. Wheat was weak Corn was lower; December, 46a4c; May, 47ssc. Oats were lower; October, 29Ac; May, 33&@ 337sc. Pork-standard mess, SIS. .02M. Lard steam. J.62 choice. salted meats-Loose shoulders, $6.O0; longs $6. 80; clear ribs, $6. soi shorts. S7 90. Bacon Boxed shoulders, ST .50; longs, ST Tla clear ribs, 500; shorts, Ss. s.12ts. High wines were firm at $1. 33.