Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. November l.-Flour-Dull
and easy; freely offered; winter wheat,
30 patents, s2.65d290: Minnesota clear
Gloq2. -; patents. s3.l5V365: low extras
ASg2p. Southern flour dull and easy;
common TO fair extra. $2l0G3.0o; good to
choice do. Sl0q3.5o.
Wheat-Quiet. firm, and sc. higher. with
options; No. red, store. and elevator.
5jl.u55igc; ahost, SA l66lac. options were
5 NdTsm5 s,vs and firm ngna at advance
airy. Size: May. 60'sc
.Corn-Quiet and strong; No. 2, Coo. in
elevator; Sic afloat. options were mode
lately active and firm at fsQlc. advance;
November, 58iac.; January. 55Ac.; May,
5Jisc.
Oats--Quiet and frmer; options more ac-
tive; November. 32Nc.; December. S3ssc.; ;
January. %Ssc.; May. 36'sc.; spot, No. 2.
81 2q53c. mixed, western. 35g3ic.; white
do. quiet.
Wool-Moderatel active and steady; d.
nestle fleece. l7922c; pulled 12G34c.
Beef-Dull; family. slOO0a12Oo; extra
mess, sS.0CgS5O Beef hams inactive at
S7ooq175O Tierced beef dull; city extra
India mess. $l6cogl650
lies. $50; shoulders, s5.372g550; hams,
50 0Ht95G. middles nominal.
Lard-Quiet and steadler; western, clos
ing STS5 asked; city. $3.50. Options: Sales.
none. Refined dull: Continent. N.75; South
Pork-Steady and in fair demand; mess,
Sl30G14J0; extra prime nominal.
Butter-Noderately active; fancy steady;
State dairy. l302ec. creamery l1q2ic.:
western dairy. llgl6c.; creamery, 15U2ic.;
Cottonseed- Oll-In moderate demand and
steady; crude. 25c yellow, 2s1sq29c.
Petroleum-Steady: refined. New York.
sj.l5; Philadelphia and Baltimore, $40; do.
I in bulk. S2G0I2.65.
ROsin-S'aadV and nuiet. strained COM
mon to good sl35Gl.40.
Turpentine-Quie and steady at 2SllG DC
Rce-St-ady and moderately active: do
nestle. fair to extra, il.g5'sc.: Japan,
Molasses-Foreign nominal: New Or
, market steady and moderately active.
conee~Options opened steady and closed
| firm, 20pio points up; November, $50
| January. Sll 7JGl210: March. 81 .35mli.
! May SL.0alli0 Spot Rio steady and
| quiet: 40. I. Sl5.0onl5.25
Sugar-Raw dull but steady; refining. &c.
! Refined fairly active and lower; off A.
: 3 1l-l6Gic. standard A. 4 Liza Nc; granu-
I lated. I l-lGusssc.
/ Freights to INTERCOLLEGIATE and steady;
| cotton. sd. nomnlily; grain. lad
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO November 1.-The falling off
! In the receipts Of wheat at primary mar
/ htlN ~ beginning " nave llN Aui IL
| effect on the prices of that grain. Begin
| ming with the first transactions and con-
! tinuins with one or two short periods or
moderation. there was market or con-
vincins strength until the last trades
were made to-day In addition 10 the
| benht which prices derived from the de-
! creasing supplies, there was also some as
sstance furnished by the inclination Of
corn to advance. The death Of the car
/ caused quick uptuTn OF about l2c, part
/ - in, no ordinary llISl-
! ness. was afterwards lost. but a fuil re-
| cOvery took place before the close prices
at that time being at the outside for the
| day. December wheat opened at 5zasc..
| advanced to SIC, and closed at the latter
&c over yesterday. Cash wheat was firm
and NC. per bushel higher.
| Corn-The rains and their probable enect
| on the movement of corn melted prices 10
advance to-day. The bulls had every en-
| couragement 10 buy. No serious obstruc-
| ton to the upward course was encountered
during the session. and az the close ALMOST
| the full appreciation was sustained. may
corn opened at 5Oiac., sold between $3.50
50lzc.. and closed AT 5lh05l.sc.IA4c. over
| yesterday. Cash corn was steady.
! Oats-Thosa who bought oats were re-
warded with a fair profit to-day. m,
| shorts" were n trife uneasy and covered
quite extensively. The motive came from
! the advancing wheat and corn markets,
! no important news touching oats being re-
| ceived. May closed 9s912c. higher than
yesterday. Cash oats were STEADY.
| Provisons-The price OF product held
well to-day In the face OF weakness In the
| llye-hog market at the yards. No DOUBT
| there would have been less ability to
| maintain quotations had 1t not been foI
| the strength evinced by grain, which had
an indirect or sympathetic influence on
| provisions. The close was 2l2c. higheI
! than Yesterday for January pork and
January ribs and unchanged for January
! lard. ,,
| The leading futures ranged as follows:
| Upen,ug. Highest. Lowest Closing