The Washington times., 1894-11-18
New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. -Flour-Receipts, $500
bbls; exports, 1890 bbls.; sales, $500 pkgs
Market closed strong, but buyers were scarce
and business dragged
City mill patents, 400a4. 15 city mill clears,
3.35; Minnesota patents, 3.O5a365; Minnesota
bakers, :. 00a3 e; spring low grades, ls5al.9O;
spring extras, lS5a2 -; winter tents > 15a305;
winter straights, 230a2.70; winter extras. goa
. 40; winter low grades, 170a2 Is Southern flour
dull. sales none: comm on 10 fair extra, loOa2 ~;
good TO choice do, ,. 2.40a3O0.
Rye iour-Quiet; sales, 200; superfne, 25Oa
2.75, fancy, 2-s5a300 bucEwheat -four steady,
steady; sales $50 barrels; yellow Western, Lisa
l20; Brandwine, 3.05. Rye nominal: car lots, a
ass; boats, 56a5S Barley nominal: Western, 63.
Barley malt dall; Western, 70a75
Mheat-Receipts, 33.i00 bu.; exports, 1860
bu; sales, l.955.OOO bu futures; 10000 bu spot;
spot stronger; No. , red store and elevator 593s;
afioat, COS sa6Ojs; T. o. b., 6lSs; No. Northern
6SjS delivered: No. J hard 10H delivered OPP
tions strong all the forenoon on foreign buying;
increase in the weekly exports from both coasts
and higher cables Trade developing very bull
ish undertOne. The close was at 6sa34c advance
and on the curb prices advan ed &c more. No.
= red January, 6O9sa6l, closed 81; February
closed, 6l5s March closed, 623z; May, 63a4a6ps;
closed. CAS-: November 59a59ss, closed 593s De-
cember, 5S15 5aj95S closed. 59ts.
Corn-Receipts, 10000 bu; exports, $500 bu;
sales, 100000 bu; futures none. Spot dull:
No >, GO elevator, 60h ahoat; No. white, 90
delivered Option market opened steady and
advanced with wheat, but later reacted under
large carlOt estimates, and closed Il higher on
near months and i lower on far months Jan
uary, 414a5414; closed, 54I4; May, 5lAa543s
closed 5334; November, closed SO; December,
561aa563z; closed. 553s
Oats-Receipis. g 200 bu: exports, 400 bu
sales, $4,000 bu. futures; 20,G00 bu spot. spot
firm; No ,, S34; No. B. 3314 No. white, 3Il3;
No. delivered, 34i4; No. white, 3St4: track
white, 31a4l Option market was generally firm
with wheat and closed at = advance. January,
closed 3i35; February, 355sa355s. closed S5ss;
May, 36ss sa36SS, closed 355s; November, closed
3315; December, 335sa34, closed 81
Beef quiet family l0a12; extra mess, S6Oa
s So beef hams, Il 00al7.50: city extra, India
mess, l7al9: cut meats quiet; picked bellies
634a714; picked shoulders, 5lh; picked hams,
SISagLz. Lard steady; Western steamed closed,
: 90 bid city, ~: Novem Der closed :. 60 NOMINAL
December, ,.55 nominal: January, 755 nominal;
refined steady. continent, 7-40as-50 compound,
515a5S4 Pork duh: new mess, l3.75al4.25; family,
co.; short, clear, Il 5Oal700
Butter steady: Western dairy, Halo;
do cream ary, l5a26; do. factory, l0al4; Elgins,
%; imitation creamery, 13al9; State dairy, la
2315, and do creamery, l5a25. Cheese, active
large Sl4al034; small. 2l6a3; part skins, 3l4aS;
fun skins, 215a3. Eggs, steady; State and Penn
sylvania. 23a2i; refrigerator. l5a20; Western
fresh, l7a22; cases, 3.5Oa4O0; receipts, SOB
packages.
CofTee-Options opened barely steady at lOa2O
points decline, under weak European advic s.
reacted partially on local covering; closed
steady al 5a10 points net decline; sales, 1900
bags, including December, 1906; January, y 50
el260; March, 1919; May, ll55al1 65; August,
Il.40, and September, ll.31
Sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining, 8; centri-
fuCal 96: test, 31h; refined inactive; No G. 3Aa
I5-l6: No :, lll6a35s; No. S S5sa3 1916; No. g,
316a3 ll-l5; No. 10. 7-l6a35s; No j, 33sa3 9l6;
mould 4, 7-1Gai5s; standard a, l-l6ai14; con-
/ fecJioners A, l-i6a41t; cat loaf, 45sa5 1-l6;
crushed, 45sa5 LILO; powdered, 1-l6a45s; granu-
lated, 4 3-l6a43s; cubes, 7-l6a45S