The morning news., 1894-11-25
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York, Nov. 4.-Flour, duh, steady,
Winter Wheat low grades, %.g99
25O; fair to fancy, $2.4OU2SO; patents, sL65U
$40; Minnesota clear $2.20426O patents,
SS.3OQ3.S5: low extras, Sl95025O. Southern
flour, dull, steady; common TO fair extra,
$2.1Od3.00. Wheat, unchanged, firm; No.
red, store and elevator 57%H5Sc, ahOat,
5S12c Options opened firm at isc advance,
fell AmSsc, rallied isc and closed STEADY II
SSeTterSay Sg Day red Prifs5 s5ary wiz @ aqag Marab
60s4 May, 62AC November, 5TsC. Corn,
dull, firm; No. >, 5Sl2c; elevator, 5Si2c afoat.
Options We're dull and l2m3sc lower, clos
ing steady; November 5l9sci December,
54c; January 524c; May, 52l2c. Oats, dull,
easier, November 33Sc; January, sac
February, 35c; May 357sc; spot No. p
white, 37lhc; mixed western, 33I2a&l2C;
white do, 3IU4lc. Hay, steady moderately
active; shipping 50a6Jc; good to choice. 70
4t5c. Wool, moderately active, steady
quiet steady; family, SlO.O0ul2.00; extra
mess, SS.00uS.j0; beef hams, dull. $l20GM
l25J. Tierced beef, inactiye city extra
India mess. SIS. .OOa17OO Cut meats quiet {;
weak; picked bellies, 6a4c; shoulders ,5i2c; ;
hams, S$4QgAc; middles, nominal Lard,
quiet. hrmer; western steam, $3.50; city,
b4ci NoVember, 1.25; December, S1.2j; jan
uary, $L35 asked. Refined, duh; continent
800; South American $S.15; compound, 5l2
uo94c, Pork, quiet, steady; old mess Sl3. so
4l4;W. Butter, quiet firm; state dairy, Is
423!2c; creamery, l6Q25c; western dairy,
llul6c; creamery, l5d 2GC; Elgins, 26c. Cot
ton, seed oil, easy; crude, 25l9c yellow, 31c
asked. Petroleum, steady. Rice moderate
demand, steady; domestic fair to extra,
44d57sc; Japan, 4Ss@49sc Molasses, for
elgn, nominal; New Orleans open kettle
good to choice, 27Q56c; steady moderately
active. Peanuts, steady. Coffee options
steady, at 5a15 points advance; November,
l390u14; March, 1880; May lLSO: Septem-
ber lL65. Spot Rio, quiet steady; No. z.
15s4c. Sugar, raw dun, steady fair refin-
ing. &c. Refined, quiet, steady; off A. 3 1916
04l4c; cut loaf, 47sU5 Lice: crushed, 47sm
3 l-l6c; granulated, 1-16dFsc. Freights,
i Liverpool, steady, quiet; cotton, $500
Chicago Nov. 24.-Cals presented an
insurmountable barrier to progress in up
ward direction by wheat to-day The busi-
ness was but OF an Indifferent character.
the selling against the privileges men
toned being large enough to check any
advance. prominent commission house
became conspicuous buyer at the close.
their purchases giving a final lift to prices
May wheat opened at $3.50, sold between
5o'sao9c and oo9sc, closing at 587sc-1sc
higher than yesterday. Cash wheat was
aull and steady. Prices showed no varia-
tiOn from yesterday.
Corn-No falling off in receipts Of corn
having yet taken place, the market stiII
retains its deblitated condition. Unless
there Is drop in the supplies in the near
1uture, well posted people think that corn
VII 40 remarkably we'll in maintaining
lLS present value. May corn opened from
4S Sc to 48Ac, declined to 1890 and closed
at fo'su 4Si2c-1sc under yesterday. Cash
corn was a shade easier
Oats did not vary essentially from YES
terday. There was but a small amount of
business and no news especially Interest,"
ing the tone of wheat and corn finding re-
Hecuon, but not affecting values appre-
ciably. May closed unchanged from yes
terday. Cash oats Were 14c lower
Provisions-The half holiday had the
usual effect in this market today. curtail-
ing business and limiting interest A mod
crate supply of hogs at the Yards caused
hrmer feeling. The ultimate irmness in
grain had also a measure of effect ON rl.O-
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