Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, November NJ TOUT
steady; winter wheat, low. grades, slSg
NS.io: Minnesota clear, s2l042.io patents.
81. 20lI3.1S: low extras. M.@Ml2bO; southern
-four dull but steady; common TO falr
extra, S2l043Oo; good to choice do, SloV
Wheet-Dull and lower, with options.
and steady; No. red. store and elevator,
! 57i4Q57lsc. aroat, 5slsQ5sEc, Options less
actiye but steady at gSs Gs DECLINE s5: De-
corn-oulet; old grades firm, firm; E new
ofioat; options dull and steady n at 20
5 Is ae Taaary NGy ysr Nav S.G dc
Oats-Dull but steady. Options easier;
November, 32isc.; January, &C.; May,
36isc.; spot. No. 2. 32isc. No. wnite'
S6lsc.: mixed western. S3934c.; white do
37G zoe.
Hay-Firm and in fair demand: ship
| ping. 50055c: good 10 choice. 65fi'5c.
Woo-oulet and steady; domestic fleece
| ia PC; pulled. 12d%tc. ,,o
mess. $500 $50; beef hams dull at Ni.Dp
1870; tlerced beef quiet; city extra India
mess. Sl6cofll9oO.
-Meats-Dull: picked bellies, &c;
shoulders, 5Lc. hams, s3.q9Ac.: middles
| nominal.
! Iard-Ouiet and firmsr: western steam,
! SIS; November. closing, S.45. .nominally;
January. closing, s,5, nominaiiy; renned
/ $Sl5. compound, s5.00H65O.
! Pork-Dull but steady; mess, l3.ooV
1850.
. Butter-Firm and IN fair demand; State
dairy, l5g25c creamery, b9A12c'i VS. VS..
ern dairy, 1i1lJc.; do. creamery, log-oc.;
Cottonseed Oil-Quiet and firm; crude.
( 2iff24ikc: yellow 29c.
/ rels, $500; do. in bulk. $50; refined New
/ York, s515; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
$50: do, In bulk, s260G2.65.
Rosin-Dul but steady; strained. COM
mon 20 good. si2jgi.A0. .o~>
/ urpentine-Quiet and steady at %l2p
Rlce-In moderate demand and steady;
domestic, fair 10 extra, 44go;sc; JAPAN
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, OF sn-kettIe, good to choice. 2Iq56c.;
demand moderate; market steady.
Peanuts-Quiet.
quiet, sails points up; NoyemDer: N5'.o,
January. si2soll235; March. 81 S SOL sS
May, Sll35Q1i 10; September. Nll5all.Zo;
spot Rio, duh but firm; No. 7, $3.50
&c; refined active and firm; of A. 1915
slS i- fene cfushed Eds Else. granu
lated. ! s-l6a4lec.; cubes. 7-lsai%c.
Freigh,s to Liverpooi-pulet; room
scarce: market firm; cotton. sgd: grain.
3D., nomnally
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET:
CHICAGO, ILL. November 10.-Wheat
was unable to hold the advance mae ,he
6rdor of the bulls and because foreigners
did not take kindly 70 our enthusiasm:
Iiyerpool cables showed advances In that
market but they We're strictly IN accotu
with the improv ment mere, ana tnereto,,s
offered no reason why additional strength
should follow. The weather was clearing,
when was another dampener. and the
government was not going 10 come 10
the relief OF holders by ISSUING a ,a Dns
amount OF long wheat came out during
the short session a prominent packer OF
provisions unloading a line ne had bonsht
! 1T lower heure. May wheat op,ned d.
to 59s.c.. and closed at 595sc.-l203sc. lower
than yesterday. Cash wheat was hrm' but
unchanged. .
renort. clearing weather, the easier wheat
market, and a general lack OF confidence
In present values gave a weak tone 10
corn to-day. Outside speculation was NOT
IN the market. and the inclination OF local
operators was to SELL Cables were hFn,
but not particularly higher. May corn
onencd at 50c sold between 5Olsc. and
492ic., and closed at 497sIo0c.-h4 Sc under
Yesterday. Cash corn was weak anu a.
per bushel lower.
Oats-'The oat market was quiet and un--
obtrusive AS the direction OF wheat and
corn was downward. so, as a matter OF
course, was that OF oats: There was
nothing heard that affected prices either
way. May closed with loss OF Ag SC
from YESTERDAY Cash oats were firm,
without essential change in prices
Proyisions-Product was sold out early
by the buyers OF yesterday. but after the
Iapse OF about thirty minutes there was
reduction of the offerings. and bidding
BY one or two aggressive traders SET the
shorts 70 covering. after which the adj
vance was rapid and decisive. The close
was l5al7iac higher than yesterday FOR
January Pork, 10ml2iac. higher Tor Janu-
49, lard. and 7lbal0c. higher for January
ribs. <,,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
,raptnv Highast Lowest. Closing.