The Washington times., 1894-12-11
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, Dec 0.-Flour-Receipts, 5000
bbls; exports, $500 bbIs; sales 94O0 pkgs Mar
ket dun, with not much chance Of concessions
from mills, owing to the high freight rates Buy
ers won't pay the prices asked Southern flour
duh Rye flour quiet; sales, $50 bbls. Buck
wheat lour nominal Buckwheat dull Corn
meal dull; sales, 800 bbls Rye nominal Bar
ley duh Barley malt dull
Nheat-Receipts, g, 400 bu-; exports, $4,000 bu.:
sales, 3,67o,bGO bu- futures; $1,000 spot; spot
market weaker; No. red. store and elevator,
o93sa605E; afloat, 6l3sa6I}s; {. o. b., 6214: No !
Northern, 6915 delivered; No l. hard, Il deliv-
cred. Options opened weaker under heavy for
eign selling, lower cables. and I,2j0OOO bu in
crease passage, rallied in sympathy with corn
but again weakened under larger visible sup
ply increase than expected and weak late
cables. Prices rallied in the early afternoon on
the big reduction in the English visible, but
finally declined under local liquidation, and
closed weak at 3Sa94 decline; No. = red, January,
60 7-l6a60 l1-16 closed 5016; February, 6lI4a
81 Ills, closed 6119; March 62 5I6a62 9l6 closed
6S9s; May, 6S i-l6abS2s, closed 63ls; June, 634sa
63}s, closed 633s; July, 639sa633z, closed 635s;
December, 60a6014, closed 60
Corn-Receipts, l79,400; exports, 5000 bu.:
sales, 10000 futures; 47G0O bu spot Spot
market quiet No. 2, 5734a5S: yellow s. delivered
for new; steamer mixed, 5la5114; No 8, 49a49ls
Options opened weak with wheat, but rallied on
wet weather and prospects of light receipts
Prices finally reacted with wheat and closed at
ka1s decline. January, 81 7-16a53 9-l5: closed
5Sls; May, 53l9a54, closed SS94; December, 55a56;
Oatsr-Receipts, $1,000 bu.; exports none; sales,
$1,000 bu-; futures, 50,o00 spot. Spot dull No. =,
3416; No . delive ed 3515; No s oats, 2334: No 2
white, 39a3gl4; No white ,3S14 a3S1s; track white
Western, 87a42I6; track white State, S1a425S. Op-
tions quiet all day but fairly steady, finally de-
clning with corn, closed 1s lower January, asa
35ts; closed s5; May, 351aa3615; closed S6lh; De-
cember closed 3I1a
Butter-Easier; western dairy, 10l6a15: do
creamery, 16a2i15; do. factory, S1sa17 Elgins, a.
imitation creamery, l21eal9 State dairy, I3a22;
do creamery, l71ha23 Cheese-Quiet State,
large, 9al1l4; small, s1$a12 part skins. 31Sa9;
full skins, 2a3. Eggs-Quiet; State and PENN
sylvania, 22a26; ice house, 17a22; Western fresh,
22a25: Southern, 22a241a
Beef-Quiet; cut meats weak; picked shoul-
ders, 5a5}S. Lard-Lower; Western steam closed
at I21h sales, 175 terces at 71216a7 20: city at
681; December closed 7.20 nominal: May, 745
asked; refined weak; Continent, Z. SO; y A, 81 90;
compound, 5Aaol Pork-Fsirly active but
easier; new mess, l325al4.00.
Coffee-Options opened steady at unchanged
prices to 10 points advance; market firm but
closed unchanged to Is points advance; sales
10000 bags including December, at 14.05; Janu-
airy, l365al3.70; February, l5.45; March, u. I5a
1920; May u 2S0a12 30; September, 1880; October,
II 270al275
Sugar Dull; fair refining 3; centrifugal, 90
test 21S; refunded, market lower, good demand;
No g. 39sa3 9-16; No. z, 5-l6 S5 No s. 3l4a 5-l6;
Nc g. 3-I6a3 81; No 10, 31sa3 5-16; No II, LILA
No u, 3a3 3-16; No. l3, l-16a2 6-l6; of mould,
l-16a4I4; standard A, 3 li-l6a45A; confectioners
A, I1-16a35s: cut loaf 7-l6a4 IS; cruseed 7-I6
4 IS; powdered, 16al14; granulated, 37sa3 4-l6;
cubes, l6a4N.