Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-13
prcuNoND TOBACCO MARKET.

Prospects fair Tor next Weeh.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. VA, November. Emo
auction offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters, As; wrappers T.
There was a fairly good demand for
filters to-day. a., ,,,.
on account of the cool weather ,,.s
Visitors here to-day: 4: w smitn,
Rocky Mount: ~ C.; r; n: Ga. Ferd.
Schwenck. Petersburg. Va; L. d. Ihea'-
ham, Henderson. n. {.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. November 12-Flour quiet
and held higher. checking demand; winter
wheat. low grades M;sV s ~ M lais Min.
fancy s20a2S. pat ns tSnSiO Sa%e
quiet but firm; common to fair extra,
s2iOa3OO good TO choice. ss.lc@35o
Wheat-Quiet and firm; 40; zee Esa; s ssUe
prices advancing iglHc., declining 40
Nc on local realizing, and closing s.dihsc.
over Saturdays close; No: :a red' c a3srns
Coorn~Fairly active and frmer; No. 2,
Sc, in elevator; 5sa6sAc. afoat. options
vember 57asc; December. 55lsc.; January,
oats~More active and frmer.' Options
quiet; November, &c.; December, S,so.
white. SIC; mixed, western, sSQsilsc.;
white, do. s7G4oc.
Hay-Fairly active and firm; shipping.
5oa55c;; good to choice, 65g,15c, g., s,.,.
Wool-Quiet and steady; domestic fleece,
~ Re eef, BULL family. aoMal2cO: extra
mess sSO04S.50: beef hams quiet at sl1O0;
tierced beef dull; city extra India mess
Cut-Meats-Quiet and firm; picked bel
lies, 7c.; shoulders, 51sa6Hc.; hams, $40
tard-Quiet and higher; western steam.
$40, nominally; refined quiet; Continent,
$50; South America, $50; compound, 800
@5.75.
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess, $4,000
l450; extra prime nominal.
Butter-Fairly active and hrmer; state
dairy. 13Q23c.; creamery, lSl2iiac. west
ern dairy, llal6c.; creamery, 15g25ac.;
Cottonseed oii-Firm; crude. 2iisc.
Petroleum-Steady; refined New. YORK,
s5l5: Philadelphia, $40; do, In bulk ss.0
| @2.65.
''' Turp pc but steady at 2S,a@
Rlce-Modentely active; domestic. fair
to extra. 4Iam57sc.: Japan, 4s4iEc.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
! leans, open-kettie, good to choice, 27q36c.;
market moderately active and steady.
Peanuts-Steady.
| Coffee-Options STEADY; Saio POINTS go s W,
hos: March, slls0Viiso; May, sll.5Olp
| ii 90; spot Rio dull No. T. $3.50.
Sugar-Raw dull but steady; refined less
4 4 La CT
ard <, s-ieGilzc.; crushed, 47Sa5 Lie;
granuiated. 4 s-l6Grsc
Freights to Liverpool-Quiet and firm;
room scarce; cotton. 5-32d; grain, by
steam, 3D., nominally.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. November r.
Flour dull; western superiine, S ,oltl so
Wi Winter wheat patent, s275G3OO; spring
wheat patent s2.75a3.oo; spring. do, 1850
ass: do. straight. $3.l0a3.z5.
Wheat-strong; No. red, spot and NO.
ysmber 57AaSssssa e necem may 'S s@SSc
steamer. No. 3 red, 5i7sa65e.; milling by
sample, 5SQ5Slsc.
Corn-Firmer;, mixed spot, 5iAgSisc,:
mixed nike ti&a5iisc; southern white, $50
5Sisc: do. yellow, 45Q55isc.
Oats-Steady but firm; No. white, west
ern, 3iIyG35c.; No. 2 mixed, do. 32g32lac.
Rye-Slow No. 2, 52sl52lkc.
Hay-Strong and active; good TO choice
Grain Freights-Quiet; rates firmly held:
steam. to Liverpool, %: 3D., for November
and December; Cork, for orders, IS. ii2d.,
for November.
Eggs-Firn at 2lI22c.
Coffee-Steady; No. 2. l5hc.
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE SWINE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, November H.
Swine-With increased receipts, the mar
ket was strong at last weeks fgures
Receipts. 1921 head. Quotations, N.7og
$40.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL, November 12.-The
bulls had the best OF the argument In
wheat to-day. and quit with &c. tackled
on the price. Foreign and domestic news
the particularly confident sentiment which
was prominent, rendered weakness almost
impossible The trade gave evidence OF
broadening. the buying by commission
Brothers & Co.. and Brosseau leading. In
dicating that the outside was taking an
interest, and that orders were coming
from the East and West and from local
operators. Other firms were likewise ac-
tive, and in some instances prominent.
Cash wheat was strong, and Ac. per
bushei higher.
Corn-The wheat market attracted too
interest being taken In corn. Local opera.
tors were the traders IN the grain. and
they did but little. The difference between
the current month and the far.on de-
liveries widened some, the prospects OF an
Improvement in receipts during the last
half of the month inducing selling OF
November. whilst the strength OF wheat
produced a firmer feeling In May. The
Showed an increase Of 100000 bushels
In the estimated yield. was not mentioned.
May corn opened at 5oc., sold between
1874 and 50lkc, and closed at 50isd60Ac--
Mcd S enaut S ptr basse SGsh was
Oats-A gain over Saturday Of lsc. was
made in oats to-day, the strength In wheat
and a decrease Of 50sOco bushels In the
There was no outside news. and nothing
of feature to the trade. Cash oats were
strong sales being made at an advance
OF nc. per bushel over Saturday.
IN na The eae ed
and Cudahy, were doing the buying early
after which the shorts deemed II prudent
TO cover. one or two Of the local profess
by bidding freely. The full advance was
not held, owing to the willingness Of the
early buyers to realize. At the close.
January pork had declined 22Izf125c. from
the outside, but still had q gain OF 42lac.
to It's credit. January lard closed 9Oc.
over Saturday. and January ribs 221ac.
higher than that day.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest Lowest Closing.
WHIAr-
e. &: :::S SO s.: g:
49, EE:; ::;: g. 81 81: 81; ., Z.
OATS
Nov ...... .xs71 So51 80 ssoA
Nay: ..aaSSaN aah ss'ssA ssk
ysa...-s!a.ss77H s,sss9M s3as a. s,assSk