The morning news., 1894-01-17
EXPORTS OF COTTON.


New York Jan. 16-Flour weak; winter
wheat, low grades s. OODS2 40; patents So AGO
81 6o; Minnesota clear, 81 506s2 30; patents
So s06l$4 so; low extras g. 053S2 45; southern
-four dull and weak; common 10 fair extras
81 500S3 90; good to choice extras So 1O61H 20.
Wheat quiet and weak; No. red in store
and elevator 66c afioat 67Sc options dull,
@@lac lower; No. red, January 66c; Feb
ruary 663sc; May 50 &c. Corn dull and weak
No. ., 41ac; ungraded mixed 4l5a042Tc;
elevator 4215e; steamer mixed 41Ac; options
steady. Oats dull and easy; January S2Sc;
February 3314c May 34lsc; spot No. ., 3224c;
No. 2 white 3ia4Q155c; mixed western 800
S41ac; white western 35G40c. Hay quiet and
steady; shipping 55Q60c good to choice 500
90c. Beet dull and firm; family 81 000S13 90:
extra mess SO O0gSs so. Beef hams quiet at
Sl6 0U0Sl6 50. Terced beef duh: city extra
Indlamess $40 00dS20 90. Cut meats qnlet aud
firm; picked bellies 7a4c; picked Shoulders
SIC; picked hams 9094c; middes nominal.
Lard lower and quiet; western steam IS So;
city IS co.; January So IS; February IS 2O
May IS Is asked; refined easier; continent
SS S.: South American 50 %; compound Sc 80
@s6 621g. Pork dull and firm: old mess Sl4 50
@sl5 co. Butter quiet and weak; state dairy
l66l23c; state creamery lSlD22c; western
dairy l4@17c; western creamery lS625Ic;
Elgins y 6251lc. Molasses-foreign nominal:
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice
30G13Sc; dull and steady. Peanuts quiet;
fancy hand-pieked 324@14c. Coffee options
dull, unchanged to 10 points up; May 6 05;
July 10 60; September Is 80; spot Rio dull
and unchanged; No. T. lSls0184c. Sugar,
raw, steady ard dull: fair refining q,i6c:
refined steady, moderate demand: No, g.
8 49, 3-i664c; standard A. / 16G6lAc; cut loaf
4 l5-16ll5 l-l6c crusheds4 l5-165b5 Lice; granu-
lated, A 3-16044e. Freights to Liverpool
quiet and steady; cotton, by steam, 5-32d;
grain, by steam 3Ad asked.
Chicago, Jan l6.-At no time to day was
wheat as high as at the closing price OF yes
terday, and at one time it was full cent be-
low II. The close was at net loss of sc.
Corn was steady as general thing.
Prices, through sympathy, gave way slightly
with wheat on its decline, but steady un-
dertone ma ~ked the trade, which was light.
the close were unchanged from yesterday
Oats were weaker than corn, but not quite as
weak as wheat. There were quite liberal
sales of long stuff, and the buying was
principally for short account. The close was
about steady. at a net loss Of B4Lc for the
day. Arrivals OF hogs at the yards were
considerably less than were expected and
prices for them were naturally higher. Under
these conditions strong opening on provs-
ions was no surprise. Later early buyers
evinced a desire to SELL and under tn s
pressure some decline was made There was
a rumor toward the close that the run OF hogs
tomorrow would be greatly in excess of the
number predicted. This brought about gem
eral selling, and the market closed at the
loss Of cents. May lard 21ac, and May ribs
5a7hc.
Chicago, Jan. 15.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour was in moderate demand,
feeling easy, prices in buyers favor. Wheat
No. spring 601ac; No 2 red 6J1zc. Corn
No. ?, 1880. Oats-No. 2, 27c. Mess pork,
Sl3 37H6$13 40 Lard So Oj Short rib sides
So 671aQ1S6 72M. Shoulders, Sc 25lo$6 50. Short
clear SIDES 81 01QS7 50. Whisky 81 Is.
Leading futures ranged aS follows.