Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-20

Oats were easier. in sympathy with the weakness Tn corn and on their own merits: were Ac per bushel lower.
 Provisions had relapse today, although the opening took strength from the live hog market. The weakness of grain, particularly of corn, produced feeling of depression tn products late later and brogg ht out many selling day for January pork and January ribs. Jan- uary larC lost 5d 7l2c for the day.
 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour red, 5aSa 654sc. Corn-No. 9, 5ol2c. Oats No. 2, 29A 29lac. Pork. SIP. F; ;76: rib sides, loose, Ss soa6. 32Ia. Dry saIted shoulders, boxed, $5.62l505.7h. Short clear sides, boxed, S6.75@6 s7p2. Whisky, $1.23.
 NEW YORK.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Flour quiet, held 5o fo winter It, Mhea loW grades $2 .65@3.1o; Minnesota clear. $2.2oa2. 50; atents, S3.p35G3- s5; low extras, Sl.950 mon to fair extra. S2. 1o03 0O; good to choice extra. S3. l0@3. 5o. Wheat twas dull and Ac afioat, 6oac; options advanced ls Sssc, de, ciined 3sc closing steady at lsdSsc under Saturday, and fairly active; No. red, No vember, 59Ac; January, 6oasc; March, 62l2c; May, 637sc. Corn was dull and easier; No. 2, 59s4c in elevator; 59406Oc a1oat; options were moderately active and weak at A@l2c de- uary, 53Ssc; May, 53lsc. Oats were quiet and eeasieri options were dull; November, sstsc; st December, 33Ac; January, 34t2c; May, 36ssc. Spot prices-No. Z, 33ss a 33l2c; mixed west ern, a3l2@34t2c; white western, 37@41c. Hay was in moderate demand and steady shipping, 5O9toc; good to choice, ?5a9oc. Wool was dull, but steady; domestic fleece, 17G22c; pulled, 12a34c. Beef was dull; family, $lo,oo were quletlat SIT o0017. 50. Tierced beef was inactive; city extra India mess, $l6. oo@ l9; o9. lies, S7 .oo; shoulders, $5.5o; hams, $s.75@ 9.25; middles. nominal. Lard was quiet; west ern steam S7 .6o; city steam, S7.1zlg; options -N0yambar. S7.6n asked. December. 7.5 50, nominal; refined was quiet; continent, $7.sO; South American, Ss 50; compound, S5 soc steady; mess, $I3.75dl4.75; extra prime, nominal. Butter was in moderate demand and 1s@25o; western dairy. 11a16c: western creamery, 15d 26c; Eigins. o5c. Cotton seed oil was in better demand and hrmer; crude, 26t2c; yellow, 31.a @a2c. Petroleum ,,, was steady; Washin gton, in barrels, S6.oo; Wash ington, in bulk: S3.so: refined New York, bulk. S2, 6ua 2 65. Resin was dull but steady: strained, common To good, $1. 30a1.35. Tur- pcntine was quiet, but steady at 2eh Q @2ss4c. Rice moderately active and steady; do- mcstic. fair to extra. 4hG6fsc: Japanese, 4ss@ 4ssc. Molssses-Foreign was nominal; New moderate demand and steady. Peanuts were quiet fancy hand picked 3l2@ 3s4. Coffee op-
 ahd s1ers steady a m sdnua san' ioa i5; May delivery, slI .75a II :so. sp9arMRa, ssp0a was quiet, but steady; fair refn- | ing. Sc. keped was steady; of A, 13-16@ 4Lsc. standardA, 4 3-1604ssc; cut-loaf, 47s@ I-i6c: crusbd, 4%@5 1-16c; granulated. l 1 3-16a 4l2c. Ereights 10 Liverpool were | quiet, but firm; coton, 5-32d asked;grain, Sd.
 ST. -oUIs.
 ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1e..tl3ur was s1 quiet, .n3 99t | firm; patents, $z. 5O@2. .7b fancy, $2 oo0z; 10; | choice, $1.750I.S5. Whe4 was lower; De- | cember, 52062Ac; May, 57ssor corn ess Mas l lower; December, 45@45lsc; May, 46Hsaossnsnci ni l Oats were lower; May, 32t9c. Pork, stanarro mess, $13.0O. Lard, prime steam, $6 90 l choice, 7.o5. Dry salled meats-shoulders, l ribs, S6 .621; shorts $6s7Ie. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, S6.62la; longs, $7.25; clear ribs. $7. 3712; shorts, $7 .62l2. High wines were firm at $1.23.