The morning news., 1894-10-28
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. Oct. 27-Flour dull, weak,
freely, offered; winter wheat, low grades
l.S5q2; 20; DO fair to fancy s240Q2 70; pat
ents en- $2.6S92 80; Minnesota clear $2.1oq2.45;
southern -four dull, weak; common to
fair extra $2.1093.00 good to choice do
S3oqS.5o. Wheat dull, Ac lower, closing
549sq565bc; afloat 559456c; options dull
and weak at Ac decline; No 2 red Oc-
t96er 3dSn .543Sc; December $3.50; May eo1sc.
Corn dull, unchanged, strong; No. 2 5S$4c,
elevatori, 5S&c ahoat; options dull, but
STEADY, closing unchanged to 3se up; Oc-
tober sc; December 54$sc; January 53%c;
May 5SAc, Oats dull, firm; options quiet,
easier; October 3112c; December 32Mc Jan
white s5fc; mixed western S3SS8o u Hay '
75c. Wool, moderate demand, steady: do
mne7s5ue nit75 fleece l7q22c; pulled 12494c. Beef
99gIi; q VI family S1OOOQll;00; extra mess Ss.0OQ
S.5O; beef hams quiet, $1700af17. so; tierced
beef dull; city extra India mess SIG. 06f5
1850. Cut meats dull, weak; pickled bell
hes 7%c; shoulders 512Gg5%c; hams 9D9S4c;
ern steam, per 100 pounds, T.25; city 615c;
october S.25, nominal; January $7O7, nom
maj; refined quiet; continent 100; South
American 500; compound 51h05&c. Pork
quiet, easy; no sales; mess Sl%756I14 30
Butter steady, quiet; state dairy 14d221bc:
creamery lll42338c; western dairy 111aQ16c;
eed eeeddmery o,r I5ggi2S52c; Elgins 233ac Cotton
Petroleum steady. Rice moderate de-
mand, steady; domestic fair to extra
4AQ5Bc; Japan 4$sq4Ssc. Molasses, for
good to choice HG36c; moderately active,
steady, Peanuts weaker. Coffee options
opened barely steady closed dull, 10 points
up to Is down; October 1855; December
n.S5ql1 80; March 11.G061L10; May 1880:
spot Rio dull, steady; No. 15c Sugar
raw dull, steady; fair refining Sc; refined
dull, steady; off A 3l5-16q4 slice; standard
A 4 7-16d43sc; cut loaf 565 3-l6c; crushed
300 Slice; granulated 4 7-16143sc Freights
Liverpool quiet, steady; cotton 7-64d grain
Chicago, Oct. 27.-The prices at which
the greater part of to-days very small
trade in wheat was transacted, did not
tions of yesterday. At the close a few
liquidating sales depressed tho price n
little, but 1t was distinctly minor char
octer business at all times. Throughout
the entire half holiday session. therS was
scarcely enough to M fifteen minutes an
an ordinary day. December wheat opened
52Ac-a net loss of A2$s for the day. Cash
wheat was a trihe easier The receipfs Ht
the principal western points We're 75y T9O
puShieis' roIie' shlPments' 1922 bushels, The
bushels; shipments, il7s1S bushels. '''''-
Corn-Ihe prospect Of rains throlghout
the west, With a higher movement in con-
sequence, 4rmed up tte Decenber option
in corn to-day, the more distant deliveries
not taxing part in the Improvement IL
was almost a stagnnnt trade. however,
II
pit and leaving The market 10 its own
devices May opened from 4J5sc to 493.sl
41g8c, sold to 499sc, closing at 497sc-a shade
higher than yesterday. Cash corn Mas
&c per bushel higher ~
Oats-There was scme selling of long
oats to-day, but not enough TO be called
significant. 1t was evidently for the eje-
Eator interests. There was nothing done
for the syndicatcs as far as could he seen
Prices were easier at the close than al
any other time during tho day. Nav
closed lac under Vestordnv C1sb ant.
were firm, but unchanged S
ProVlslons-At the opening and FOR
snort time afterwaTd there was a lower
range OF prices and an easy feeling 10
product some Of yesterdays depression
pelns carried q cheaper hog market also
seH made Itself prominent and "short1
dld a llttle covering, which gradually re-
NiNed the tone and caused a rally. The
close was I3zc higher than yesterday Tor
) anuary pork 2iPc higher for Januarv
lard and 2lhd5c higher for January Tibs
Leadlng futures ranged as follows
opening. Hihghest. Lowest Closing.