The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14


airy, 5G-6t value; January and Feb
ruary, > iI-GtGt2 1884: February and
March, 51-6i buyers: March and April
Gl-0l, sellers April and May. 62-G4n
and July, 2-6t buyers; July and Au-
quiet.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov I3.-Flour quiet
and about steady, winter wheat, low
grades, Sl.9Oq2. 50; do fair to fancy,
S240g2.S0: patent S2.G5q3. 10; Minnesota
clear S2.iOa2+1; patent, S3.20q33O; low
extras. %l9Ou2.JO. Southern flour quiet
and steady, common TO lair extra, ~. 10
Q@5.Vo' good to choice do. S3lOd3.5O.
wheat moderately active at nc. lower,
closing hrm. No. 2 red. store and elevd-
Iof, sc aiioat' Joc. Options were dull
and irregular. with the trading chiefly
IVCai declining i.u'sc., raliying bcp ana
Closing steady a 3snlgc. under yesterday
NoFemoer 5Sc.; January, 19%c; March
Corn dull and firmer: No. ., jsc.. ele-
Vator; 1Sl2c. afioat. Options were dun
and firm az unchanged prices 70 PC adj
vance; Ncyember j1@lc.; December
5jNc.; January 5i&c.; May 5ilSc.
oats fairly active and tirner. Options
duh AND steady; November, 33c. Janu-
any. 54Nc.. February. HfNc.; May 3Gl2c.
Spot-No. - 33r. No. . white. 37N37Ac.;
mixed western, #03Hac.
u b
Racf o1iieI family. so ooa12.oo: extra
mess IS SASS: beef hams duh at $500
N11.-o, tierced beef inactive; city extra,
India mess. S1GuOu1QOD. cut meats firm
and quiet. picked bellies, 800: shout
doris. S'-"o : G2i3. hams, SS7500.2j, mid
dies nominal
Lard Quiet and lower; western steam,
S5Gp; city. SImaIi2i.: November S7G1,
nominal: January $50 asked. Refined
ar1-.f- Continent SS n0. South American.
$50 comuoUnd. S55Oa575.
Pork dull and steady: mess, Sl3.5On
- ~: extra prime nominal.
Butter in moderate supply: fancy firm
er, State dairy 13q23c creamery, lNa
"1c western dairy. llUlGc.; creamery,
tj"2fc; Eirirs 2Ji3n26r
Cotton seed oil quiet and hrmer and
IN good demand; crude, 25H2'l.c'; yell
Petroleum steady.
Resin easier: strained, common to
good. SI3nTl.3j.
Turpentine quiet and steady al 2SizG
Rice in moderate demand and steady;
domestic, fair 10 extra, 4Hn51Sc; Japan
ta-Hi'>c.
Noasses-Foreicn nominal; New Or
leans open kettle good to choice, in
moderate demand and steady at 2Td3Gc,
Peanuts quiet
Coffee options opened steady. and
closed firm at .2o03p points W; Ncvem-
her. SO oI61i0o: January, S1235612 G5;
March. St17lQu95; May, S11.5O; Sep
tember. 81 % Snot Rio steady and more
active; No. Z Sl5.G2l@
Sugar Raw dull and steady: fair re
fung Sc Refined quiet and unchanged;
Freghts 10 Liverpool quiet and firm;
cotton, o-6td.; grain 3D.. asked
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. LII, Nov. l3.-There was
something wrong with the bun market
in wheat to-day, and longs had not SUCH
smooth sailing as 1ell TO their lot yes
terday II was all due to the fact that
prices require continued stimulating
news, else they incline downward, ana
there Was none of that kIHd to-day, eN-
cept possibly the export clearanccs OF
500 I3f bushels from the Atlantic sea
as 10 be called extra ordinary. Inc
opening was with loss Of l.c. from
Yesterdays close and afterwards Pard-
ridge with several of the other big bear
operators, succeeded I'm working a fur
ther decline by persistent pounding. May
wheat opened at COO, sold between bp'N
aGOhc. and 534sn394c, closing at 39nP
J9'Ac, laH@c. under yesterday. Cash
wheat Was PC per bushel lower.
COrn-1here was no room for interest
in the corn market, the range speaking
for itself OF late there has been so
little action to the trade that dun day
hamilton IN corn. The tone could DE
called easy today, Ike feeling In wheat
finding reflection here. May corn
opened from u0iSc. to luc., sold between
IOlc and 497sujOc., closing at 50lsc.,
shade under yesterday. Cash corn was
steady and unchanged.
oats weakened, with wheat and within
close confines and remained so all day.
The business was of a quiet character.
prices at the close showing loss OF
yesterday of &c for May. Cash oats
were Unchanged, steady feeling ruling.
Provisions-The snap was gone from
provisions to-day, the covering by shorts
Yesterday and during the latter portion
OF last Week having principally elim-
mated that interest, and there was no
other demand TO take its place. Almost
an Of yesterdays appreciation was lost
at the close to-day Weakness In the
hog market prompted some selling by
those who bought for rise. There
was but little support to product through
out the entire session. January pork
closed IOC lower tnHn yesterday. Janu-
airy lard 2i2c. lower, and January ribs
-Ic lower.