The Washington times., 1894-11-25
New york Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Flour-Receipts, SO, 400
bbls; exports, 15,6OO bbls.; sales, 5000 pkgs-
Market neglected and nominal mills still hold
at former prices, claiming that -four cannot be
shipped from the mills at less City mill
patents, Is; winter patents 2.75a305; city
mill clears 35; winter str1ights, Q 30a2 70 Min
nesota patents, a05a3 65; winter extras, 90a2 4o
Minnesota bakers, 200ea T5 winter low grades
l7Oa2 IS; spring low grades, l7oal.9 30; spring ex-
trss. LS5a2.25; Southern Hour dull: sales none;
common TO fair, LS0a2.40; good TO choice do,
2 80a3.00
Rye Flour-supernne, 255a2. rs; fancy, 2s5a
400 BucKwheat Hour neglected 65a2 co. Buck
wheat dull; 55a60 Cornmeal dull; sales, 200
barrels; yellow Western, goal. %. Brandywine,
Los Rye nominal: car lots, 54c55; boat loads,
56a5s Barley dun; Western, 63as4 Barley malt
Wheat-Receipts, lsl, 800 bushels; exports,
3l,900 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels futures;
spot market inactive; No red, store and ele-
vator, 513s; afoaf, 536sa5S34; I. O. b., 59Sza5g13;
No. ! Northern, 5T4 delivered: No ! hard. 6S3s
delivered Options opened nrIner on an increase
in weekly exports IN wheat and -four from ooth
coasts. but soon reacted under liberal offerings
from local holders Finally rallied on steady
late cables; closed. unchanged. no. red, jan
uary, 5s5sa5S7S closed 5S5S: February closed
5g5s; March, 60A, closed, 6OA; May, 62 l-loa
g. 7-l6, closed 62l4; November closed 575s De-
cember, 3za5s, closed 577s.
Corn-Receipts, l34,70O bu.; expo rts, 9,i0o bu
sc es, 225,0G0 bu futures; 1900 bu- spot
spot dull No. 2 5sl6 a1ioat Options generally
weak and lower under heavy receipts and clear
weather in the corn belt Closed at 4a5s net
decline. January, 5214a5235; closed, 5214; May,
52gsa52ss closed, 52I6: November closed 579z;
December, 54a54l4; closed 81.
Oats-Receipts, 25S,600 bu; exports, 100 bu.;
sales, $1,000 bu. futures; $4,000 bu. spot spot
easier; No. 2, Ssl4 a3316; No. delivered, 3i14;
No. 3, 321A; No. white, 3715 asked; No. white,
3594; track white Western, 36I5a4olk track white
State, 36l6a4016 Options dull and easier with
corn Closed at u net decline. January,
closed, 34JA; February closed, IS; May, S5ssa
So1s closed S5zs; November, closed 1875; De-
csnnber 331s sa8Sss; closed 33ss
Beef dull-Family, l000al2 90; extra mess,
i.50as00; beef hams, II SO: city extra India mess
10 00al900 Cut meats quiet Picked bellies,
6JRa7; picked shoulders. 5ss; picked hams,
S4a9 Lard dull; Western steam closed at
7-30 asked; city, 524; November closed rs nom
inal; December, 725 January, Z .35 asked; refined
quiet; continent, T65; S. A, s.l5; compound,
Pork dull; new mess l35oal4 90; family, IS 80
ala 90; short clear, 14O0a16 so.
Burter-Steady. Western dairy, Halo; da
creamery. 15a26; do. factory, 9lhal41f; Eleins 26
imitation creamery, 13a20; State dairy, lSal515;
do creamery, 1Sa25 Cheese, steady; large,
S9zallj4; small, 9allS4; part SKINS Sl4aS; tull
skins, 214a8. Eggs, easy; State and Pennsylva-
mia, 25a25l6: refrigerator. 17a2l; Western fresh,
23Lsa2i; southern, 23a23l5; cases, 3.25a4eO; re-
ceipts, 1888 pckga
Coffee options opened steady al 5a10 points ed
vance ruled quiet but generally firm on full
warehouse movement, and closed steady at
balls points net ADVANCE Sales, $3.50 bags in
cIuding November l3 a0a14 90; December. IL 33a
l5.z 40; January, u s5E24 so: March, 230 May,
l.S0all 30: September, ll65.
Sugar-hRw, duh, lower TO sell Fair refining,
3; centrifugal 90 test, SIS. Sales, none
Refined dull-No. 6, 3S4a315-l6; No z, 85saSl5-l6;
No. g. aBll6 No g. 27-l6s23S; No. 10, 9ssaS e-l6;
No. II, 5-16as1s; No. l2, 81 a7-l6 No. Is, s-l6;
of A, 13I6a4 G-l00; mould A, 7-i6a4Ss; stand
ard A, 8 l5-l6a4lk; confectionery 4. l5-l6a4ls;
cut loaf, 45sa5 l-l6 crushed 4Tka5 l-l6 powdered,
t5-loa4a; granulRted, 4l-l6asIf; cubes, 6-l6a43.