Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-11

slightly, and amer fseQssat Asetuations
closed STEADY at He. over yeetsreky
corn-Spot, dun bus asmer; No; ~
G!ssc q ely essvat S':ns &c. vtsSSst sscs...
a lss,u sss s .sa sIosIHs am; Soss%Ssf
isHc: December. nc. "a ....av
Option: Saii but Arn; ESs:nsss s;, ~.
s seeem Dsesm Ses; We; mixed. western.
H5xlssikc.; white. DO, S3t<D(or. .
Wool-Qaiet and unehsnssd; dsnsssic,
bsef-ouiet; extra mess. sso5se1acsa
beef inactive; city extra India me- sNA"
Cut meats-Quiet and weak; ptckicd
bellies. slsc. do. shoulders. &C; DO
hams SQ9&c.; mi,idles nominal
l.ari-ouiet and weak; western sse@ns
'iPork-Qaiet and easy at ass6iA4
Butter-Dull and weak: state dairy'
lsaz7,zc.; do. creamery. zSu2Sc. Eis"ss
C cs;ot,on.sesd oIl-Dull and easy; ersds.
barrels. SEQ; do, in bulk, $s.is: rsdrs4
New YORK SIS; Ph hn,S p ss,s sn e DA''-
Rosln-Qaict and drm; strained. a.So
4 Tfu,nrrpentine-ouiet and steady at ~,<Q
Rice-Frm; domestic. sSassc.; Japan
'lMf olssssses--NomInal; New Orleans. SO
ssc. Market steady and quiet.
Peanuts--Quiet; fancy. &c.
o cSee NsSemS.r Gn'' January nR "a SS
March. slsss: RIO steady and quiet; NO.
u ssSS sR quiet and steady, fair ~
fining. 2 is-isc.; refined steady. and fais
demand No. 6. 4 n-issl4ks.; standard
A; s:is@i+c.; eus,ioaf. 'lS yMc CRUSH
Freights--Quiet: Cotton. 2-Sid.; ssain'
3D.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. November To-
Flour duh and unchanged.
wheat-Inaetive and higher: No. 2 red,
spot, 65Qejhc; November. e4's9escs; De-
sii%asi&c.: milling wheat. by sample. q
Gsac. ~
Corn-steady: mixed. spot and Noysm z,
ber i5hd45fsc.; year and January 1fw
corn. by sample, old. &c; new. SsHfc.;
yellow. old, &C.; new, i2i1c. -.
Oats-Steady with good inquiry: NO.
2 white, western S5lsc: No. Mixed
Rye~InactIve and in slow demand; No.
Hsy-Duli; good to choice timothy.
Grain freights-Qulet and unchanged
Butter-Steady: creamery. fancy. zyc.;
DO. fair to choice. 2Su2sc.; do, imitation
Esss-Firm: western, '2s0shc.; near
coree-Quie,; Rio carsoes. fair. IKE;
No. T. 1sa,c.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November l0-There was
better feeling In wheat to-day, ana less
disposition on the part OF holders to sell.
Shorts evidenced some desire 10 cover,
and the tone throughout was hrtner tnan
aboutfstaady at from unchanged prices
TO &c. higher than yesterdays close. the
market becoming strong within Few
moments. and prices advancing lc.. cas-.
Ing OF some, aud closing with q gam OF
nc. for May and NC. for December,
Corn was firm, although outside prices
were not maintained 10 the close. There
was a good demand by shippers for cash
grain and this. with the strength IN
wheat, wera strengthening iae'ors /"
| corn.
| futures being the strongest. owing ,, 20
| reduced receipts and light offerings Tne
range for MAY covered but sc. and the
close was Lice. higher than yesterday.
There was a good cash demend.
Provisions weak and lower early, on
I the DECLINE In the prices OF 1--we moss
/ at the yards. and on the arrivals exceei-
| ing the estimates very materially. rack
ers sold some, and caused further re-
! cline. There was n total lack OF sup
} port throughout, and IN spite OF me
strength In the speculative grain mar
kets. the tendency OF products was to-
wards lower prices The demand for
! shipment on domestic account was quiet.
but there was some improvement In the
| Continental export demand.
| Cash quotations: Flour quiet, with
prices a shade easier. No. 2 spring wheat.
slAc: No. 2 red 6l&c. No. corn Ns2c
No. 2 oats, 2S&fs29i4c. Mess pork. SD INf
l6.OO. Lard S9S5q9iO Short ribs, &.JSq
900 Shoulders. s1.00d725. Short clear
sides. sa.O0I925 Whskey. sl.l5
/ Tho leading futures ranged as follows.