Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

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and about steady; winter wheat, low
| grades. ST. 00G2 80; do. fair TO fancy, 81 +olp
| go; patents, S265Q3i0; Minnesota clear,
| S2lefI2 Is; patents, 1850; low extras,
! 81 9pd2.50: southern -four quiet and steady;
! common to fair extra, s2.l0g30o; good to
| choice do, Sl0q3.d0.
Wheat-Moderately active and Nc lower;
closing firm: No. 2 red. store ana elevator
| lar, with the trading chiefly local, de-
| cllnlng lsgasc.. rallying bc.. and closing
| steady, as6ebc under yesterday: NoveTn-
her, SSc; January, 5sisc.; March, eiisc.;
Corn~BulI but frmer; No. 2. CSC. in Gle
vetor; 5Slsc. ofioat. Options dun and hrin
| at unchanged prices TO &c. ADVANCE
| November, size: December, $3.50; Janu-
airy, 54s5c.; May, a,sc. 49, o,,,ons
dun but steady November, Ssc. January
| 3l3sc; February, S5atc.: May, 96isc.; spot,
| No. q 33c; No. 2 white, S1a&Ac; mixed
western, 33Q3ii9c.
II aeJ n1v,et: family. s1o.OOa12OO; extra
mess. sS.O0dS.50; beef hams dull at slI.Vtg
1885, terced beef inactive; city extra
India mess. sl6oog1900.
Cut-Meats-Firm and quiet; picked bel
/ lies, &C.; shoulders. 51sg5esc.; hams, GAG
| exc; middles nominal.
| Lard-Quiet and lower; western steam sa M
$50; city, Nocg712bz: Novemoerb H.Go,
aHiet; Continent, $500; South America,
| $50: compound, S.J0Gl6.75.
| Pork-Duli but steady; mess. $lS.5cglA5o;
| extra prime nominal.
| Butter-In moderate supply; fancy
| hrmer; State dairy. 13q2Sc. creamery, isg
| &c; western dairy, lllyl6c., crsamefy'ioV
| &c: Elgins, 25laa26c: $780,,
| Cottonseed- Oil--Quiet. In good demand,
and firner crude, 25421l2c.; yellow, zstzV
soc.
| Petroleum-Steady.
Rosln-Easier; strained. common 10
Turpentine-Qulet and steady at 2Sikg29c.
| Rlce-In moderate demand and STEADY;
domestic, fair to extra, 4Hao1sc.; JAPAN
| Nolasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle good to choice, 2i4Soc'I
| demand moderate; market steady.
| Peanuts--Quiet.
Coffee-Options opened steady and closed c.sdl
firm g9o points up Novem6er s ~ ysSg
l.95; May, Sll.J0; September, SID; spot
| Rio steady and more active; No. 2,
Sugar-Raw dull but steady; fair refn-
! ing &c. Refined quiet and unchanged
! Freights to Liverpool-Quiet and firm;
| cotton, 9-s4d; grain. Sd. asked.
| BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE, MD, November l3.-F1our
\ frmer; western superilne, sl.sO42W; 90.
| extra, $2leQ2l5; do. family, 25Vq2I5;
winter wheat, patent, .Gsgq3lO; spring
do, S.iJQ&65; do. straight, %ZSgSiSs. 49,,
spot and November. !51Aq51izc; December,
| 51a.q5Sc.; January, Sc, asked; May, o24
Ge31ac; steamer, No. 2 red, S4A4S414c;
milling wheat by sample 1sa0S'1seI, asn.c
| steamer mixed, Bic, asked: southern
white. 4sg53izc.: do. yellow. 46as4c. o,a
-oats-Firmer; No whit &c, N Western $50
Hay-steady 70 arm; good to choice
| timothy, Si26o9l3.OO.
Grain Freights-Very firm and rates
higher; steam, TO Liverpool, Is. 81; g2s ga.
| for November and December; SoTk' TOT
| ORDERS IS. 3D., for November and Decem-
Butter-Firm; creamery. fancy. 2592cc.
Eggs-Firm at pc.
Sugar-Firm; graduated. 4f6c
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, November 1S.-There was
something wrong with the bull market III
wheat to-day, and the longs had not such
smooth sailing as fell TO their lot yester-
day 1t was all due to the fact that prices
require continued stimulating news. else
they incline downward, and there was
none Of that kind to-day, except possibly
the export clearances Of too.6Sl bushels
| from the Atlantic seaboard, but even tney
were not so large as To be called extra
ordinary The opening was with loss
OF VIC. from yesterdays close, ana after
wards Partridge, with several 9f the
other big bear operators, succeeded IN
working a further decline by persistent
pounding. May wheat opened al &C, SOFA
between e0bg60A and 59Ag5e4c.. ana
closed at sos. G5yIsc.-lAGI4sc. under yester-
day Cash wheat was i2c. per bushei
lower. ,.
Corn-There was no room for interest
in the corn market, the range speaking for
itself. OF late there has been so little ac-
ton In trade that dull day In the other
pits merely accentuatss the fnanltion IN
corn. The tone could be called easy To-
day n like feeling in wheat hnding a re-
Election here May corn opened at from
zoe. and closed at 50lc.-a shade under
Yesterday. Cash corn was steady ana
unchanged.
Oats weakened with wheat, and within
close confines, remained so all day. The
business was of a quiet character, prices
az the close showing q loss from yester-
day OF Lc for May. Cash oats were UNI
changed, a steady feeling ruling.
Provisons-The snap was gone from
provisions to-day, the covering by shorts
yesterday and during the latter portion
of last week having principally eliminated
that interest, and there was no other de-
mand TO take its place. Almost all OF yes
ter,iav's appreciation was lost at the close
to-dav. Weakness In the hog market
prompted some selling by those who
bought for a rise. There was but little
support to product throughout the entire
session. January pork closed Zoe. lower
than Yesterday, January lard INC. lower,
and January RIBS CSC. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.