Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, November E.-tlour-
Quiet. but held frmer: winter wheat. low
grades. sl.soG25O. fair to fancy. 81. iOa9so;
patents, &.eJU3l0; Minnesota clear. 81. lep
2.i5; patents, S.20d3.75, low extras. $500
$50. Southern -four quiet and firm; com
mon 70 fair extra, s2.l093.0O; good to choice
do. S3.l0a3.5o.
Wheat-Dull but lake. higher. with
options; No. red, store. and elevator.
59Q59Ac.; afiOat. 60fi60Ac Options active,
excited firm. and lBc higher: No. red.
closing, January. 6G3sc.; March, 623sc.;
May. eic: November, 59lsc.
Corn-Moderately active and strong; No.
2. 5sc in elevator: t0c. afoat. Options
fairly active and firIn at *nl2sc ad-
vance: November. 59isc.; December, BE-;
January, 55ssc.; May, 54Tsc.
Oats-Quiet and iirmer; options mode
rately active: November. 33a.c.; spot. No.
| 2, S3AM33a-c.; No. 2 white. S7izqS7Ac.;
mixed. western. 33p3ii2c.
Hay-Feiry active and firm; shipping,
50u5jc.; good to choice 65G75c.
Wool-Qulet and steady; domestic fleece,
l7d22c. pulled. 12Q3ic.
Beef-Dull: extra mess. $sOoNs.5o. Beef
hams inactive at N7Ooul75O. Tierced beef
quiet; extra India mess. sl6.Oo0l9O.
Cut Meats-Qulst and steady: picked
bellies, 500; shoulders. $50; hams, $500
92j: middles nominal.
Lard-Qulet and easier: western steam.
N.55: city, Tgq7l2s: November, $3.50.
nominally; January. S.l5, nominaily. Re-
fined quiet; Continent. $50; South Ameri-
ca. 80; compound, s550Q5.75.
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess. slS.5et9
1850.
Butter-Flrm and in fair demand; State
dairy. l3N23Iec: creamery, lSg25c.; west
ern dairy, llu l6c.; Creamery l5Qi26c.; Ell
gins pc.
Cottonseed- Oil-In fair demand and firm;
crude. 25Q 25iac.: yellow, 29lau30c.
Petroleum--stead y.
Rosln-Dull but steady; strained. COM
mon to good, sl3ogl.35.
o.
Rice-AIoderately active; domestic, fair
TO extra. r4Q5Tsc. Japan, 42sG4ssc.
Molasses-Foreign nominal: New Or
leans, open kettle, good 10 choice. 21g36c.;
market moderately active and steady.
Peanuts-Steady
Cofr,--Ortions opened irregular and
closed barely steady and unchanged to lJc.
up; November. Sl4OOdli.O5. January, $3.50
Spot Rio duh but firm No T. $3.50.
Sugar-Ilaw dull; fair refining, &c. Re-
fined quiet and steady: off \, 1864 Sc.
standard y. 4 3-isp IKE: cut-loaf. 400
i-l6c; crushed, $50 1-l6c.; granulated'
F'reghts to Liverpool-Firm and fairly
active. cotton. 9-Gid.; grain. 2asd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. November H.-tlour-
F1rmer and unchanged.
vember. JS4 d5Si2c.: December, 5SAq5s'sc;
steamer, No. 2 red, 5j4G5jiac.; milling
wheat by sample, 5SlsQ6SAc.
vember. 53I5c asked; year. 2i.a52lgc.;
January. Ia0jli2c; steamer, mixed. 5lD
size; south I'm white and yellow. iSp5+c
Oats-Firm; No. white. western, 3JY
35i2c; No. 2 mixed do, %2isQSc
Rye-Dull and steady; No. q 55n6J2c.
Hay-Active and iirmer; good 10 choice
Gram Grain Frcights Firm and unchanged
Duttcr-Firm; creamery. fancy, 254Zbc.
Eggs-Stealy al pc.
C0nee-Firm; No. 7, $3.50.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. November H-Seyeral inef-
fectUal attempts to change the current OF
advancing prices in wheat were made by
Partridge and his following to-day, but
In the end il became evident that they
were helping the boom by covering. There
was quite - reVulsiOn in feeling In tn
market to-day from that which guided
operations yesterday. the soft spots being
II slight moment. May wheat opened at
from toA to Go9sc.. advanced to Gllsc, and
closed at 6lN5lis c.-lhc. higher than yes
terday. There was a good demand ior
cash lots, sales averaging 12c. better IMAM
yesterday ,..,
better than OF late. but by no means
heavy Fluctuations were mainly In sym
pathy with those Of wheat. the advahcr.
however. not being so radical. May corn
opened at JoAc., sold at 5Oisa5g4c., adj
vancad to 5C%c., and closed at 5O9sc.-'2c'
higher than yesterday. Cash corn was In
good demand. with prices about steady.
Oats-With an extremely light trade oats
advanced moderately because OF the
strength in wheat The business did not
present any noteworthy features. gam
over yesterday of &c. was shown In May
at the close. Cash oats were firm and &c.
per hushel higher.
Provisions-The speculative element in
product was stunned by the enormous
receipts Of hogs to-day, western receiving
stations having a total fresh supply or
1900. Of which Chicago received 1900
Prices at the yards were weak and lower
and provisions naturally inclined down,
ward The advancing trend Of grain saved
the market. however and eventually re-
suited in a recovery, the close showing
January pork and lard in the same posi-
tion as they were at the end OF yester-
days session, with January ribs 212c
higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.