The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-F1our quiet and
firm. winter wheat, low grades, 81 95G
90 fair to fancy, 81. 40a2.S5; patent.
S2.65a3lo;. Minnesota clear, S2.26@2GO;
30. Southern -four quiet and STEADY
common to fair extra, $2l0u3.O0; GOOD
to choice do, s3.10Q3.50
Wneat dull at kg&c. higher, closing
Gi55c; aaoat, GOaG6Hc options w orr.
fairly active and Irregular at hGa,c.
advance, with the trading wholly local
and switching; No. red November,
5Sso'' January, D1sc.; March. 6iBc !;
Corn dun and hrmer: No. .. 5sa5szc..
elevator; 5S4js4c. anoat. Options mod
erately active and firm at 12ghc. ad-
oihc.; January, .52%c.; May, $3.50:
oats fairly active and hrmer; Novem-
per, 83Hc; December, 33Ac.; January,
@%fosc May, 3G4c. mixed western, 1874
Q35c.; white do. 37941c.
shipping, SOC. good 10 choice. IOQ71c.
Wool moderately active and steady;
domestic fleece, l7a22c.; pulled l2g34c'
Beef steady: family, s1oOOGI2Oo; extra
mess, Ss.OOnS.J0; beef hams quiet at
St7OOd17 20; tierced beef dull; city extra,
India mess, SlG.00a1IO0; cut meats quiet
ders, S5.37KQ5.5O; hams, Ss.J0q9.2j; mid
Lard quiet and steady; city, 500;
November, $780, nominal: December
$50. nominal; January, S735. nominal.
Refined quiet; Continent, $40; South
American, $50; compound, S1.JO43: a..
Pork dull and steady; mess, Sl3.JOq
400; extra prime nominal
Butter quiet and unchanged.
Cotton seed oil quiet and easier; crude,
25c., yellow, Eetd30c.
Rosln quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon 70 good, Sl30Ql.35
Turpentine dull and steady at 27G2Sc.
Rice steady and in moderate demand ;
domestic, fair TO extra, 4AGGc.
Molasses Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle, good to choice. steady
and moderately active at 2Sn'sc.
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee steady at 2Oa4O points advance;
December $13. G5ul3.9j; February, .Sl2.g3
1880; May. Sl230ql245; July, Sl2a3;
September $l20ogi22o Spot Rio steady
Sugar-Raw quiet and unchanged. Re
fined dun and steady: off a., 34Q4c. ;
standard a, 4 l-lG0pAc,; cut-loaf, 4Mq
> 1l-lGc. crushed, 1890 1l-l6c' ;granu-
Freights TO Liverpool quiet and firm;
cotton, 5-32d. grain, SID.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. 2s-Like the
business of all sessions Immediately pre-
ceding a holiday, to-day's trade in wheat
bore the mark OF unimportance. The
transactions were, JOr the most part,
for the purpose OF closing up deals in
anticipation OF any new developments
before Friday The buying was more
pronounced than the selling. May wheat
opened from 59hic. TO 59sc., sold between
50llc. and GOisc, closing at 5@suGoc.,
&c higher than yesterday Cash wheat
was steady and unchanged.
Controllers Of corn took little con-
ISOLATION in the fact that tO-days re-
ceipts fell below the estimate. The
advantage they gained from that was
further strengthened by the Improvement
in wheat Privileges held the market
within the limits defined by them for
some time, but In the end 1t broke
through calls and advanced moderately.
May corn opened at 4Sl3cr ranged be
tween 4S%c. and 49c., and closed at
4Sisc., %u12c. higher than yesterday.
Cash corn was slow.
Oats-B But little variation from yester.
days quotations on oats took place to-
day. The trade was exceedingly quiet
and entirely bare OF feature. The tone
was traceable TO the action of wheat
and corn May closed &c. higher than
yesterday. Cash oats were dull ana
steady.
sons-Betweon the strength of
wheat and that Of live hogs at the yards,
product found no available excuse for
anything but 1Tmness. Neither the
packers nor the professionals were nOta-
bly, active, prices holding within market
bounds and closing finn.