The Washington times., 1894-11-27
New YORK Grain and produce.

NEW YORK, Now 90 6-Flour-Receipts, $500
bbls; exports, 1880 bbls; sales, i6,lOQ pkgs
Market quiet, but steady in tone. Spring patents
neglected, but held firm Buyers still l0c away
from the market Winter patents, 2sOas IS;
winter straights, 2 30a2 20; Minnesota bakers,
2.00a3 55; spring extras, 1.S5a2. 30
Southern flour dun; comon TO fair extra, IS0a
2.4O good 70 choice do, , l0a2 9j Rye -four duh;
sales, 800 bbls Buckwheat -four nominal, I9Oa
600 Buckwheat dull CornmeaI steady: sales,
200 bbls., 2,4C0 SACKS. Rye nominal. Barley
quiet. Barley malt dull
Wheat-Receipts, 3SI, 200 bushels; exports a, 400
bushels; sales, 3,S35OO0 bushels futures; 1900
spot; spot hrmer; No. red, store aud elevator,
5915; atiOaf, CO.'S; f. O. b., 6la6l1s; No ! North
ern, 6734 delivered; No / hard, 70jS Options
generally firm to-day save for brief reaction on
the heavy visible increase The early features
were foreign buying, decrease in passage, firm
cables, and III the afternoon a heavy English
visible supply decrease, f1rm cables, and Argen-
tine crop damage talk: closed IA net advance
No. red, January, 595Sa601S, closed, 6OJ6; Feb
ruary closed 6Il5; March, 6Ia52Ls, closed, 62Jk:
May, 62 5-l6a63 9-l6 closed 6311; June, 63a64j6,
closed, 641s; July, 63sa6lls, closed 641a; NHvem-
5gA
Corn-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports, $500 bu: :
sales, 475 GOO bu futures; g. 600 spot Spot weaker
No. 2, 5119 afioat; yellow 81; steamer yellow, ST.
steamer, mixed, 5334a54; No. 3, 5316 delivered.
Options market declined early under big car
lot estimate and heavy visible supply in
crease, but rallied with wheat and closed firm at
a net advance January, 5l24a52l4; closed, 5214
May 52aj2Is; closed, SEQ: November, closed
SIS; December, 521k5414: closed 5414
Oats-Receipts, 135,SOO bu; no exports; sales,
$1,000 bu. futures; 5000 bu- spot spot steady;
No. 2, 3354; No. delivered, 3454; No. g. 32J5: No
white, 311A No. white, 3634; track white West
ern, 36a4l: track white State, 36a31. Options
quiet all day, advancing slowly with wheat and
closing at a net advance January, closed. 343s:
February, 3514; May, IS 4a36: closed 30: Noyem-
Der, 364; December, clUsed $316.
Beef dull Cut meats steady. Picked bellies,
616a7; picked shoulders. 81 4a52s; picked hams,
S16a9l4. Lard higher; Western steam closed at
7.35; sales, 100 terces at 735; city at ~; sales
100 tierces; November closed 7.35 nominal;
December, 7.37 nominal; January e 40 nOmina
refined firm; continent, 40; S. A, $50; COM
pound, 514a51h
Pork neglected.
Butter-Quiet. Western dairy, 11a16; do.
creamery. 15a26; factory, 91sa1415; Elgins, %;
imitation creamery, 13a20; State dairy, ISs23 u;
do. creamery, ISa25. Cheese, firm; large,
9a1l14; small, 9a12; part skins, S16a5; fun
skins, 216a3 Eggs, quiet; State and Pennsylva-
MIA, 21a25l5; refrigerator, l7a2l: Western fresh,
23lsa24; southern, 2215a2a15; cases, 325a400; re-
ceipts, S,s23 pckga
Coffee options opened dull at unchanged
prices TO Is points lower, ruled quiet with txad-
ing local and small, and closed strong at 25a50
Guiding November, Il. 75a13 50: December. 10 pa
Is 65; January u 70 aI2e 90; February y 95a13 0O
March, l22Oal2 45; May, II S0aI2O5; September,
II 60al1 65.
sugar-Raw, quiet; refined, quiet