Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW 1ofsh GtsODD'Is hfNAsh>'N'
NEW YORK, November 19.-Flour QUIET
and held firmer; winter wheat, low grades
81. 95f2 80; fair TO fancy. s.. 40u2So; patents,
s26J4310: Minnesota clear, &.90f260;
patents s3.35@3.S0: low extras. a.souZo1;
southern quiet and firm; common TO TAR
extra, s2.ioaS.Oo; good to choice do'' WV
m3.50.
Wheat-Dull and &c. lower: No. 2 red.
store and elevator. 59hc.; ahoat eg4c.
Options advanced izd9sc.. declined %a!sc..
day and fairly active; No. 2 red. OS,tc:'
January. G0ssc: March, 62i5c.; May, 6Snsc.
,Corn-Spot dull and easier; No. z. bsAc..
in elevator; 5ss4Q6oc.. afoat. options
moderately active and weak at h4lsc.
55&c; January. 5Sssc; May, 53tsc.
Oats-Spot quiet and easier. Options
dull: November. 33iac.: December. S3Ac: {;
January. Silzc. May, 1886: spot no; z.
3Sa.qS8lsc.; mixed western, 35lsqS4l4c';
Hay-In moderate demand and steady
shipping. 5O06Oc.; good to choice. 7ogOc
Wool--Dull but steady; domestic heece'
i7M22e:; pulled , i2a3te' s,o c0,9 90. extra
mess, $SOOGs50; beef hams quiet at slIoVq
l75O: tierced beef inactive; city extra
India mess stsOOal9Oo
Cut Meats-Dull but steady: picked bel
lies. &c; shoulders, 5lzc.; hams. SA4s1zc ;
middles nominal.
Iard-Quiet: western steam. $50; city,
s7I2ib Options, $50, asked. for Novem-,
ber December, $50, NORMALLY; refined
quiet; Continent, g s az >, sou'n America
Pork-In moderate demand and steady
mess. S13 70a1475; extra prime nominal;
Butter-In moderate demand ana urn
State dairy, l3NSi2c; creamery. l8Ns5c.i
western dairy, lial6c.; creamery iSgzoc'
cottonseed On-In better demand anC
drmer; crude, 2Gilc: yellow, 3ll2432c.
| Petroleum-Steady.
| Rosin-Crude dull but steady; strained
common to good, sl.300i1.3J.
Turpentine-Quiet and steady at 2sAu
Rice-Moderately active and steady; do
nestle. fair TO extra, 4hHo9sc.; JAPAN
| 4SsN l7sc. ~ ~.
| leans. open-kettle, good to choice. 2q36c.i
| demand moderate; market steady; o,,-
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy. hand-plcked, S1sa
Coffee-Options opened irregular and
| $500: January. sl27O; March. Sl0-loqlo.lo
| NAY. sll.75a1lS0; spot, Rio, quiet ana
steady; No. 7, $l5.75.
sugar-Raw quiet and steady; 1a,s re, re,
| timing. &c: refined steady; off a, 1880
ptc': standard A, S-lsG41sc.; cut-loaf
| i5sa5 1-i6c.; crushed. 4Hg5 1-l6c.; grahu'
! lated 4 3-16llfsc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and firm
cotton. by steam, 5-S2d., asked; srain' ny
steam, 3D..
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
! CHICAGO. November 19.-The wheat
! hulIs had their own troubles to-day, and
mourned a loss of iac. in prices when
! the DAVIS business was over Everything
started auspici0usIy for holders. but after
that Il was but little encouragement they
received May wheat opened az IRON
| 6l& TO 6lssc., declined to 60ssW6S4c, anu
closed at 60Ac., with the loss ALREADY
| stated. Cash wheat was steady Whilst
trading was in progress. the nominal Close
Corn-Bulls were hard to find to-day
even harder than In wheat: The news
was NOT OF a very striking character, pu'
II was continuously in favor or tne pears
May corn opened at 4g1sc., ana uecllheo
| TO 4shc where IL closed-9syAc unuei
| Saturday Cash corn was weak and from
| ~ to 1c per bushel lower. ga -,
Oats were easier. In sympathy win tns
| weakness In corn, and on their merit
! The sentiment that prices Tor THIS Brait
should suffer a decline prevails, aithousf
! business to-day was Of very slow cnar
acter May closed h4Sc. under SATURDAY
Cash oats were Ac. lower.
Provisions had relapse to-day, al
though the opening took strength IRON
| the Uve-hog market The weakness o
! grain. particularly Of corn, produced
| fasIine OF depression in product later, an(
| brought out many selling orders. I'M
Slose was TIC lower than Saturday 10
January pork and January ribs. Januar.
lard lost 5Gt7iac. for the day.
The leading futures ranged as follows'
Opening Highest. Lowest Closing