The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
PRODUCE AND MEKCHANDIsE.

NEW YORK, Nov. a.-[Spcciall-
Southern -four dull; common to fair ex-
ira, S3.70@4.15, good to choice 84.25@
$50. Wheat quiet, easy, %@1K lower;
No. red, LOTS elevator. Options dull,
declined ~, closed weak, 1s@1H I'M
der Saturday; No. . rod, Nov, 1.O61;
Dec, LOB; Jan, .091s May, Liz. Corn
steady, quiet; No. ., coz elevator. OPP
tons dull; irregular. closing weak; Nov,
G0E; Dec, 81; Jan. 81 Is: May, 62ls. Oats
firm, quiet; options moderately active,
easier; Nov, 1873: Dec, 500; May, SO q.
No. 2, spot, 404 @5lL; mixed western.
47@52.
Hops quiet, strong; new. 430D4S: State
crop, 1889, 25@33. Coffee, options closed
steady, unchanged to 25 down; fair
trades; Nov, $l6.9O@ 1876: Dec, SlG.5O
C@l6.65; JAN, Sl5.7O(a $3.50; May. Sl4.7O
tGl4.S0; spot Rio, fair cargoes. 1911.
Sugar, raw, nominal: fair refining,
5-l6; centrifugals. sc test, 5Js0DI 5-l6;
refined, quiet, steady; G. 5Ss: extra c.
3-16m5 9-l6; white, extra c, 5 5-16Go
1915; off A, s l3-l6G6: mould a, G GIG:
standard A. ZIG; confectioncrs' A.
Ii Ii; cut loaf, q 1916: crushed, q 1916;
powdered, OK: granulated, 81 cut best,
6's; molasscs. foreign, nominal: Now
Orleans, steady, dull common to fancy,
aSc45 Rice, good demand, firm; do
p"stic, fair to extra. 4asM6l@
Pet 'oleum steady, quiet: crude in bbls.
pa .kers at 72O. Refined, all ports, TGo;
cotton seed oil firm, quiet: crude %;
yellow "a, ROsin quiet: firm strained,
common to good, 14505O: tcrpcntine
quiet; steady, 4Olll. Wool firm; fair
demand; domestic fleece 346G3: pulled
21Qo34; Texas lS@25. Pork quiet,
steady; mess ll.@5@12 extra primo
1870; all beef steady: dull. Beef hams
quiet, easy, quoted IL. Tierccd beef firm
dull: city extra India mess l4@15. Cut
meats quiet; middles firm: short clear
SEQ Lard depressed. dull; Western
steam Gas bid; Nov. 64G; Feb Gs7.
frcights firmer: cotton Is Sd. Grain Is
Id.
CHICAGO, Nov. al Special Wheat,
moderate trading and feeling weaker,
and averaged considerably lower. Sell
ing orders prcdominatcd, and some of
prominent local traders were also on
selling slide. New Yoall reported bet
ter demand there for December wheat.
Market opened about = lower, and
prices further declined Il. then recov-
cred some, prices advancing u. fuctu-
atcd some and closed about 9S@% lower
than Saturday. Decline was influenced
by desire on part of longs to realize.
Cables were not any too firm. though not
particularly lower This, together with
big receipts and large increase invisible
helped to turn market on it's downward
course.
Corn-there was Il fair amount OF bust
ness transacted. most OF which was lost:
as also tho influences on market. prin-
cipal feature was selling early by a
prominent operator which depressed the
market, but later he turned the buvcr
and prices recedcd some; first trades
were at slight decline. after which sold
of &, rallied some. ruled steady and
closed with 4 90 u loss. Cash corn was
in fair inquiry, was nothing urgent and
prices ruled 40I5 lower with only mo-
deratc offerings. Oats were traded in
fairly and weaker feeling prevailed and
prices ranged lower, but closed at net
decline of 14@l4.
Depression was due to receipts OK
cecding estimates, owing to Sundays in
speculation on Galina and st. Paul
roads. Pork-Fairly. active trade was
reported, but feeling was somewhat I'M
settled and prices irregular within
small range at opening; feeling was
rather easy, with 10 decline Later, how
ever. market ruled stronger. and prices
rallied 10@22l5. Toward the close
trading was limited and prices rcccdcd
5W7}5 and closed quiet. Lard-Onlv
moderate trade was reported; and feel
ing was littlo easier in general WAYS;
prices on whole ruled easy and declined
2ll@5 and market closed quiet at re-
duction. Short rib sales.--future was
fair trade and feeling was very steady:
prices ruled 3 150o5 lower on whole range.
and market closed steady at outside
figures.