The Washington times., 1894-11-23
New York Grain and Pro5pce

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Flour-Receipts, 20SOO
bbls; exports, 1890 bbls; sales 1OOOO pkgs
Market lower to sell Mills were willing to shade
prices in some instances, but even III were
above bids. Sales mostly in car lots. southern
-four dull Rye flour dun; sales, $50 bbIs. Buck
wheat flour dull but steady, 195a2OO. Buck
wheat duh; CornmeaI quiet; sales, 200 bbls.
Rye nominal Barley nominal Barley malt
steady.
Wheat-Receipts, 223IOO bu.; exports, 1s6,6OO;
Sales 4,l700UO bu. futures; 10000 spot; spot duh
No = red store and elevator, 81 =; atioat, 5S3Sa
$50; l. o b, 5912a5g2s; No. l y rthern, 6'$s de-
lvered: No hard, 6S5s delivered Options were
weaker under liquidation Of long wheat, par
ticularly Decem ber, and pric Il, sed at lfGSsc
net decline Early cables were steady but late
fOrein news WAS 2, 2ker EUi Opean houses
bought and sold about equally. Interior receipts
by scalpers No. red January closed SO; Leb u
AIRY c osed, 60: March. 20 Sa6l 5-l6 closed, 60Js;
May, ,t2 a62 1915, cl sed 62 July. 63 5-lOa63 4;
clesed, $685.: November closed, 511s December,
5Tlss5S closed, SIS
Corn-Receipts, 1890 bu.; exports, so 200 bTl !;
sales, $4,000 bu- futures; 22OOO bu spot.
Spot quiet No. ,, So a-oat; steamer mixed,
o.; No. 3, 52a521S Option market opened steady
with good lCc l buying ana adva need towards
noon, but finally lost ground with wheat and
closed dull at unchanged prices. January closed
$685. Nay, 30 ,a531s. Gle sed, 52S4: November,
5S, closed SIS: December, 5434a55, closed 544z-
Oats-Receipts. 75,6O0 bu no exports; sales,
li9UVU Du. futures. OU.UUU Du- spot spot quiet.
No =, S35+ aS315: No. deliver ed, 3i3Sa34I6: No.
3, 3234: No. white, 371fa31i4; No. white, 363l;
track white Western, 1sa40I6: track white State,
S615a401s. Options opened steady with corn and
ruled quiet ali day, closing steady at unchanged
prices. January, closed 3+SS; February, closed
35l4; May, 561ka361l; closed 361S; November,
closed 1885; Dec mber, 339sa3334; closed 1885.
Beef quiet Cut meats easy. Picked hams
S1sa9 ard-Quiet and easy; Western steam
closed at 1.35 asked; sales, $50 tcs at 40 city,
at f5Sa7; closed 7.35 nominal; Decent er, 80,
nominal; January, 7.30, nominal; refined. easy;
continent, 7.65 5. a., 8 10; co pound, 514a516
butter-Firm, Western dairy, 1laI6 do.
creamery. 15a26. do factory. 9a1415; Elgins, %;
imitation creamery, 12s20; State dairy, 13a2316 Q;
do creamery, 1Sa25. Cheese, frmer; state
! S$4a1114; small, 9a1l13; part skins, 3I4aS. full
! skins, 21sa3 g,s, dull; State and Pennsylva-
mia, 25a2515; reti gerator 17a21: Western fresh,
23l@a24; southern, 23a2316: cases, 3.25a40O: re-
ceipts, 6,127 pckgs
COffee-Optons opened irregular, with Sep
I tember 20 points higher and others unchanged
to 10 points higher. Ruled easier under local
pressure, closed steady at net unchanged to u
points lower. Sales, 1880 bags, including No
yember, 13 95; Decem er, $40; january
12-75a12. so; March, ,l2 2Oa12 25 May 1885, Septem-
Der, 11.55a11.60
Sugar-raw duh. Refined, quiet at decline.
No 6, 334a3 1915; No 739sa3 13-I7 No S35a3 Il-I6
{ No g. 7-16a35E; No. 10, sSa3 GIG; No. 113 5-IGa
SO: No 12, 314a3 7-l6; No 13 3-l6 OIL at 13-l6a
6-10o; mould A, 4 7-l6a49s standard A. 3 15-16a
41S; confsctioners A, 15-16a41s; cut loaf, 45Ga
l-1S; crushed, 47sa5 1-16; powdered. 4 5-16a41s
granulated, I-l6a4 "a; cubes, l-I6a455