Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
,,ryv vopx PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PhCDUCE MAnhA
NEW YORK. November Flour ac-
tive and s ,s q y ssnsy xnss sSw patents sass
{aS5d3'i0: Minnesota clear. $2.1oG2 u: pat
snts' 81. Spns.75; low extras, N.9od2.o
Southern flour quiet and steady; common
to fair extra, s2.ioas.oo: good to cho'ce'
w WhsateDuil and sc. lower; closing I'M
steady; No. z red. store and elevator elevator
5sLc1: afIoat, 57lxN57xc. Options advanced
&c, declined &c. rallied hc.., fell 1919,
and closed weak at %q7sc. below siohuay'
with fairly active trade
Corn-No. 2 moderately active ana easy
nj 5sIaf5ec.. in elevator; bSifgosc.' anoat
OPTIONS dull and weak at hnic. decline
November, &c; December. SShc.; Janu-
airy, 54,sc.; May. 54asc. o.uon au,
and weaker; November. 323sc.; January,
srIc.; May, 3sAc.; mixed western $50
Hay-steady and fairly active; shipping.
e good to e and s;as SSree domestic fleece
i'n RsssiPpuii: family. sioOai2Oo; extra
mess, ss00nSO; beef hams quiet; ,ler ecu
beef dull city extra India mess, sio.o"u
-'Cut-Meats-Quiet and weak; picked bel,
lies. &c; shoulders. 5d5kc.: hams, sap
9Ac.: middles nominal.
ard-Quiet and steady; western steam
S.27: city. $3.50: November. s,.2o' NOM,
naIly: January, $40. nominally; refined
dull: Continent. 500: South America, SLS
compound, s5.0ou52o.
Pork-Steady and in moderate demand
mess, sl3.5odf1i5o ,.,
,al,soc creamery. TI2iLc western dairy.
llni5c.; creamery. 15u24c.; Elgins, Ic.
Cottonseed GILMORE active and steady;
crude. 24a2i,sc; yellow, 2sg2Stsc.
Petroleum-Steady.
Rosin-Quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon TO good, sl.35a1.40. ,>
Turpentine-Dull but steady at SAG
Rice-In moderate demand and steady
domestic, fair to extra, 4Aqoasc.; Japan
4asniasc. > IN
leans. open-kettle good to choice. Nn36c.;
market moderately active and steady.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Options opened steady and closed
firm. l5a4o points up; November' s s,S sgx
ll5O: May Nl.l0qll.3o; spot Rio quiet ana
steady; No. 7, s15,25a15,5o.
Sugar-Raw moderately active; renned
steady and in fair demand; off a, n.l6s
&C.: standard a. 4 l-l6dibc.; cut-loaf, 44p
l5-lec.; crushed. 4%a4 l5-lsc.; granuiated'
1-l6d4*c.
FreIghts to Liverpool-Quiet and firm;
cotton, Nd. nominally grain. 2l2d., asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, November Flour
dull and unchanged. Sales. cs barrels.
Wheat-Easy; No. 2 red. spot and No
yember 559s4s5a.e,; December' 'S 3 aS5Ic
steamer, No. red &C.. bid; milling
Corn-Dull; mixed, ear. 5l7sG52hc.: Janu-
airy, 5lhc., bid: southern. white, 4sd53l2c.;
do. yellow. iSizN53l.c. ,uL
Oats-Steady; No. 3 white, WESTERN OR
M tnI~aI do HpII3ll1C.
Rye--Dull; No. 2 52452l2c. .,..
Hay-Steady; good to choice timothy
Grain Freights-Ouiet but firm; steam
Cork. for orders. 3s., for November:
Butter-Firm; creamery. fancy. 2ia2oc';
ladle. do. &c, in store.
Eggs-Slow at 20c.
Coffee-Steady; No. Z, 15Hc.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL. November THE only
days wheat market succeeded the appear
ance OF Bradstreet's report OF the worid
available stock. This document gave an
Increase OF 3Ol6,00o bushels. where 4,vo,vV
to 100000 bushels had been conn conn
looked for. The recovery that took place
when these figures became known was
only a mild one, and proved OF short du-
ration. December wheat opened az from
5t6. TO d%c, declined 10 % &C., anu closcu
al 535.c.-2sc. under Monday. Cash wheat
was quiet and steady at u decline Oh &C.
from Monday.
Corn-Outslde business in corn was
prominently absent to-day, thus throwing
the market into the hands of local scalp,
ers, and room-traders, who followed
closely the lines designated by the action
OF wheat. Realizing by those classes OF
operators was the only feature, weak feel
ing characteriZing the changes in price
Moderate covering purchases were MADE,
which acted as steadyng influence al
times. There was lack of confidence In
the transactions, and the close was quiet
AT the bottom. May opened at 5l,sc., sold
at 5lAc.. declined to 50}sc.. and closed at
5O,sc-i. T2.c under Monday. Cash corn
was weak and LQi5c. lower
Oats-With everything else on the hoor
III a state Of dependency. there was no
hope for oats to-day Neither was there
anything like activity or interest. Prices
fluctuated within a narrow limit ana
closed &c under Monday for May: the
cash market was quiet and steady, no
change In prices being noted.
Provisions received no help from any
direction. The hog market both early
and late was weak and lower, and the
course of grain was such as TO give pre-
ference 10 the selling side. No preten-
sion to activity was displayed. and no
power OF recovery could BE- seen. the
close was &c. under Monday for Janu-
airy pork &c. lower for January lard. ana
7i5Gl0c. lower for January ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.