The Washington times., 1894-12-04
RED.
New York Grain and produce


NEW YORK, Dec -Flour-Receipts, 52400
bbls; exports, 400 bbls.; sales, $500 pkga
Market strong Holders are asking more money
on spring patents and bakers, which shuts out
demand Exporters bought spring bakers at a
slight advance Southern -four dull Rye -four
quiet BucEwheat -four dull and nominal Buck
wheat nominal CO-nmal steady: sal IS, 300
sacks Rye, barley, and barley malt nominal
Wheat receipts, lc3,ouO bu; exports, lua ,5Jo;
sales, j,5S5,0OJ Uu. tutures l29 600 bu spot spot
nrmer; No. ,, red store and elevator UU@,, a1Oar,
CPS; I. o. b., 6@sS afoet No ! Northern, 69I {
delivered; No. ! hard, 7l3s delivered Options
were firm all day, but not as strong as expected,
in view of the mass II bull news at hand con-
slsting Of very strong early aud late cables. a
big decrease in the English visible, decreasing Z
interior receipts. an Unexpectedly small increase
III the visible supply and fair export purchases.
Trade was rather narrow and fluctuations
small Some long wheat was sold; closed at IS
and &c. net advance. No red January, ola
til5; closed, 6ll5: February, 90 sa623.; closed
629s; March, 63a6315; closed 63ia; May, 64]sa
"a u-l6; closed cas-; June, 65+4; July, 30 l-lba
651@; closed 6516 December. tOadl9s; clOseu SOS,
CCrn-Receipts, IOi,l0O bu; exports, I 900 bu- (;
sales, 24OOU0 bu futures; G5,000 bu- spOt- spot
weaker; No. =, 5t15; elevators, 5sl5 delivered;
yellow, 591S delivered, steamer, mixed, 52l5; No.
3, 5la5IL1 options quiet, but generally frmer
on smaller receipts and sympathy with wheat,
closing at 1sa4 net advance. January, 53a53Is,
closed, 5s14; May, 5S 1-l6a533s, closed 55Ss; De-
Oais-Receipls. i2i,4OO bu: exports, 200 bu;
sales 5000 bu. futures, 5000 bu spot spot
hrmer; No 2, 81; No delivered 35; No 3,
S314; No. white. SS1Sa3S34; No. white, 3D.
track white, 36s y Options frmer with wheat.
but not active. lose at Is net advance; Jan
uary closed, IS; February, 355sa353{; May, S61aa
3GSs. closed 36ss; December closed SIS
Beef Iui-t; cut meats quiet; picked bellies,
6$sa1; picked shoulders, 5l4a5l5; pi kled hams,
S15a9. Lard, steady Western steam, closed at
40 asked; city 63s: sales, $50; December closed
1.35 nominal; January, 40 nominal; May, $50
nominal Refined steady; continent, l.t0i y a,
$50: compound, 51S Pork dull: sales, $50 bbls-
Family, - 50al30U.
Butter-Unsettled: western dairy, Halo; do.
creamery, 15a26; do. factory, l0al412; Elgins %;
imitation creamery, I3G2O; State dairy, l3a2Sla;
do. creamery, lSa25 Cheese-Steady; state
large, 9all54; small, 916al2; part SKINS, 31aa9,
full skins, 21Sa3. Eggs-Steady; State and Penn
sylyania, %; refrigerator 17a22; Western
fresh, 22a2514 Southern, 22a241a; cases, Ssoa4OO;
receipts, 6,357 packages.
COtiee-OptiOns opened steady with Septem-
Der % points higher, October 10 points higher,
and near months balls 70 nts higher; ruled gem
orally firm on European buying orders, q sed
firm al 30a40 points net advance. sales, 1850
bags, including December, 13. 9)al4O0; January,
1S 55al3 20: February. IS. 3Oal340 March, 13 90;
April Il 70: May, - 35aIE 49, august, Il 81 Sep
tember I230nl2 20. Closed january y eOa13 G5:
February, Il 30a13 40: March, Is 00a1305: 4 pril,
July, II a45al2 IS; August, y 40al2 so ePtember,
y 40al2 so; October, 240al250; December, I3 sOa
1898
Sugar-Raw, dull Refined lower: No. 6, SIsa
1l-i6 No Z, i-l6a33E; No s, 3Ssa3 2-l6; No 9. 3
5-l6e3IS; No TO- 354 a8 9-16: No II 3 3-I6aSss: No
A. 4 3-l6aI3s: standard A, l3-l6ai; cOnfectiOners
A, 3 13-16a4; cut Loaf lS-l6a5; crushed, l3-l6a
); powdered, 1 2-l6a4$s; granulated, i5-15a41s
cubes, 3-l6a43s