The morning news., 1894-11-22
GRAIN. PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York, Nov. 21.-Flour dull, weak;
winter wheat low grades, $l;s2a 4.5o; winter
wheat fair to fancy, $24oQ2S5;, patents. 5dta ta
patents S3.S5@390; low extras, I9502.5O.
Southern -four dull, weak: common 10 far
extras S2.1OG3OO; good to choice extras,
50 1Od350. Wheat quiet: 1c lower; clos
ing steady; No. 2 red store and elevator,
5Sl3a5Saac; afioat, 5SaqQ59c; options We're
active and irregular: closing heavy at
7sd1c decline; No. red November, 5l.sc;
January, 594sC; March, G1Ac; May 62Ssc.
Corn, dun, easier; No. 2 oS!2c, elevator;
SEC. afloat; options moderately active and
AdEc lower; closing weak; November,
5734c; December, 542tc; January, 527sc;
May, 52'sc. Oats, dull, unchanged; OPP
tions quiet; November, 33i2C December,
$3esci January, $3.50; May, 35]2c: spot No.
>. 33A 4S312C; mixed western, 3f4H34ipc.
Hay, irm fair demand; shipping. 500
Soc good to choice 75GS0c Wool steady,
G134c. Beef dun; family, $10O0al2.00 ex-
ira mess, SS00d8.50 beef hams quiet at
India mess sl6.0OdlI0o. Cut meats quiet
and steady: picked bellies, 67sa7c;
shoulders, sec, hams, SA49hc; middles,
steam closed. $40 asked: city, 800: No
vember, $40 nominal; December, $I35,
nominal; January, Sl.55 asked; refined
$500; compound. $525g5.50. Pork, quiet,
steady; mess. Sl3.75nl475 Butter, firm; (;
moderate demand; state dairy, 13m232c;
creamery' I9a2Sc; ,aSs; western dairy, lInl6c;
seed oil, quiet, steady; crude, 26isc; ye!-
low SIC. Petroleum, steady. Rice. steady
moderately active; domestic fair to eX-
ira ii4notsc; japan, 4@su47sc. Molasses,
foreign, nominal; New Orleans open ket-
tie, good to choice, 27036c; moderate de-
mand, steady. Peanuts, quiet Coffee
points down. November, 14000 l4.05; Jam
uary, l.. S0Ql2.9O; March, 12l5li II. .35; May,
Rio quiet and steady. No. Z, 15aic Sugar,
raw, quiet, steady; fair refining. &c: re-
fined; quiet steady; off 3 l-i60 psc;
standard A., 4S-l6a4ssc; cut loaf, 47s6g
4 5-1Glti1sc; cubes, 7-l6045sc. Freights to
Liverpool quiet firm; room scarce: cot
ton, 0-32 asked; grain. 3D..
Chicago, Nov. 2l.-The bulls for long
pull, who have been holding their De-
cember wheat, changed into May I'm
large numbers to-day, but many sales of
the former were made without an eo,i,,s
lent purchase of the latter thus caus-
ing a perceptble widening of the differ
ence in price between the two During
the winding up minutes of the session Of
ferings became remarkably free and an
important decline took place an average
loss Of 1ismlAc for the day being shown
ened from 60i2 to 60i2n60Mc, declined 10
59is059hc, where 1t closed with the loss
above stated. Cash wheat was &c lower
Corn-Against strength in corn there
were heavy receipts, large estimate for
tomorrow and fine weather. The weak
ness Of wheat was also a foruida ble
trade was not brisk and no disposition to
buy was seen. May corn opened at 49hm
1880, ranged between 49asc and 4S1sc clos
ing at the inside-l2c under Yesterday
Cash corn was weak and &c lower
oats did not present any weakness uu-
I'll quite near the close, when thew were
affected to A moderate extent by the sur
roundings and eagcd off fraction In
activity prevailed at most times May
closed is04c under yesterday. Cash oats
were steady, prices remaining unchanged.
ProvisiOns-There was no excuse for
strength I'm product to-day and none ex-
listed. The run Of hogs was heavy, and
the prices at which they We're selling
showed declines. SpecuiaUvely no en-
couragement was offered, the grain mar
kets casting gloom over the trade. At
the close there was moderate covering
which helped prices back In some degree.
January pork closing 5c under Yesterday
January lard 2isc under. and January
ribs - use under.
Leading futures ranged az follows.
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.