The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

and steady; winter wheat, low grades.
$1,000. 50; fair TO fancy. s2.4og29O; pa
tent, 81 6Jd3.l0; Minnesota clear, S2.1OG
G2JO. Southern flour quiet and steady:
common 10 fair extra, S2.l0a3.00; good
20 choice DO, $3.t0a3.50.
steady; No red. Store and elevator.
bGAc.; sfoat 57tzW57asc Options adj
vanced kc., declined &c. rallied &c.
fell %qkc.. and closed weak at 3sQIsc.
below Monday, with fairly active trade.
Corn-No. moderately active and easy
AT 5SAuJ9, elevator; Jsl30t59c. afoat
Options were dull and weak at %qlc.
alseSeline; Noyember. PC: December
oats quiet and steady options dull
and weaker; November. 322sc.; January,
34Hc.; May. 36Ac.; mixed western. $50
Hay steady and fairly active; shipping
soc: good to choice 65G7Jc
Wool quiet and steady; domestic fleece.
17@22g.; pulled. .il2q54c. o -
mess, SS,OOGlSJ0; beef hams quiet; tierced
beef duu; city extra. India mess, $4,000
1870; CIT meats quiet and weak picked
! bellies, 500; shoulders. Sj.NNT525; hams,
~ 75Q0 %; middles nominal.
Lard quiet and steady; western steam
1927; city. $3.50; November. s7.25. nomi-
nal; January, $7.2o, nominal Refined
$3.50; compound s5.OOd5.25.
Pork steady and in moderate demand;
/ mess, St3.j0nt4.j0
Butter quiet; fancy firm; state dairy,
! l3n22c.; creamery, 17023hc.; western
| dairy, 11411c.; creamery, 1dq24c.; FL
] gins. 2ic.
Cotton seed oil more active and steady;
| crude. 2iq2il2c; yellow, 2SQ2S1Ac
Petroleum steady.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained, COM
| mon to good S.35n lao.
| Turpentne dull and steady at 2ShG29c
! Rice in moderate demand and steady;
a In faf. To oytr 10
/ 43-ni3Sc
Molasses-Foreien nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle, good to choice. mod
| erately active and steady at 27Q3Gc
Coffee~Options opened steady and
| closed firm at 1910 points up; Novem-
March S1125all.5O; May, s11.1Od1l.3O.
Spot Rio quiet and steady; No. I, $l5.25
/ @ij50.
Sugar-Raw moderately. active, Re-
| fined steady and in fair demand; off a.
3 il-fGq4c.: standard A, 1-i6G4hc.;
a l5-i6c. graduated, 1-l6a4%c.
Freghts, to Liverpool quiet and firm;
cotton. Nd, nominal; grain, 2lAd asked.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. THE only
bright spot that could be detected in
! tO-days wheat market succeeded the
appearance of Bradstreets report of
J the worlds available stock. This docu-
ment gave an increase OF but 100000
! bushels, where 100000 to 100000 bush
! els increase had been confidently looked
| for. The recovery that~took place when
| these figures became known was only
! "A mild one and proved of short dura-
| ton December wheat opened at from
| Ji3sc. TO 54kc., declining to 53l2c., and
! closing at $3.50, &c under Monday.
! Cash wheat was quiet and steady at
! a decline OF nc. from Monday.
! Oorn-Outside business In corn was
! prominently absent to-day thus throw
! ing the market into the hands OF local
| scalpers and room traders, who followed
! closely the lines designated by the ac-
| ton of wheat, Realizing by those
| classes Of operators was the only feature,
a weak feeling characterizng the changes
! in prices Moderate covering purchases
| were made, which acted as a steadying
| influence at times. There was a lack
! of confidence in the transactions. and
| the close was quiet at the bottom. May
! opened at jlHc., sold at 5lLc, declined
| Monday; Cash corn was weak and
| Oats-With everything else on the floor
| in a state of dependency. there was
| no hope for oats to-day. Neither was
there anything like activity or interest
| Prices huctuated within a narrow limit
! and closed NC. under Monday for May.
! The cash market was quiet and steady
| no change in prices being noted.
Provisions received no help from any
! direction, The hog market. both early
| and late was weak and lower. and Tho
| course Of grain was such as TO give
! preference 10 the selling side No pre-
tension to activity was displayed, and
no power of recovery could be seen
| The close was l2c. under Monday for
January pork, &c lower for JANUARY
lard' ana '1sc. lower for January ribs