Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NV N II
NEW YORK. November D.-flour dun
and generally easy: winter wheat. low
grades, $f.s5G250: fair 20 fancy. Sfhtss N:
patents. g. 65q3l9: Minnesota clear $40
go; patents, s.. 5000: low extras, N.sSY
2.5o; southern four duh and easy: common
to fair. extra, s?ieU3.o; good to ehoics'
do, 1.i0a2.50.
Wheat-More active for export and
steady at &c decline; No. red. store
and elevator. 5st.d5eHc.: ahoat. o,fsuvc.
fel %s 1 and closed p firm. %Ss' under
yesterday; No. 2 red. November. ss'sc''
January. 60hc. March. exc; May, esSc,
.Corn-Dull and weaker; No. z, sac. IN
elevator: 59s.N5s'.c.. ahoat. Options moue
Sm*c. decline on all months except May.
which Is &c up; November, Sc; Decem-
Der. SNc.; January. $3.50; May. estc,
Oats-Quiet: white easier. Options dun;
November. s3lac.: December gtc.; Janu-
ary 3rac.; May. 3eiac.: spot. No. 2. $40
S3l;c.; mixed western. S36lJtt1c.
Hay-Moderately active and steady;
shipping. 50q60c
wool-Quiet and steady; domestic fleece.
l1T22c.; pulled. lHl3ic.. Texas. l1lflic.
Beef--Inactive; family. si0.0offi200; extra
mess $S0oNs5O; beef hams dull at $1,000
1I.O; t.erced beef quiet: city extra India
mess. sl6.Gs1l7.
-Meats-Quiet and steady: picked
bellies, 7c:; shoulders. Sic: hams, S&g
1ard-Quiet; closing weak; western
steam. N.+S; city. Nl2hs; November. Sb.
January. $40; refined dull; Continent.
S.75; South America, &25; compound.
s.. 254575.
Pork--Quiet and steady; mess. si3,50
1475; extra prime nominal.
Butter-Moderately active and firm:
State dairy, i3u23bc.; creamery. sHs5c.;
western dairy, llgl6c.; creamery, l5aSc;
Elgins. PC.
Cottonseed Oil-Qulet and Grm; crude,
9i2c.; yellow. 3ihc.
Sis: Philadelphia. $40: do, In bulk. $3.50
M265.
Rosin-Quiet and steady; strained. COM
mon to good. Sl.3odi3j.
Turpentine-Dul and easy at 2s02Sisc.
Rice--In moderate demand; domestic.
| fair to extra, 4hN57sc. Japan. fs Gi3sc.
Molasses-F'oreign nominal; New Or
leans, open-kettle, good to choice. 9'@
| 36c
Cofree-Optlons opened steady and closed
| firm, 1890 points up; January. 81 Slal3oo;
| March. sl2 2Odl250: May. sll9Jul2lO: sep
| tember, slie5ql1.75; spot Rio more active
and firm; No. I. $50, , ct.
| fning. &C.: refined quiet and steady; on
| a. 3 l3-l6qiltc.; standard \. 4 3-l5nts-c. !;
| cut-loaf. 1895 Lite; crushed, 45su5lsc. ::
graduated, 3-l6g4isc.
Freights 10 Liverpool-Ftrm ard fairly
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO, November 90-Holders 0f
wheat had less courage to-day. even than
| Yesterday. The shorts, with recOllectuns
| OF last weeks strength. were tlmd and
not disposed to press offerings very hlr.
| This uncertainty on both sides result I
| In inactivity and comparative quiet. The
| odds, however, were In favor OF lower
! prices, and net loss of SIC. FOR the day
was made. May wheat opened ct from
| e0is TO GO2sc. ranged between GJi4'Ves
| and Coo, and closed at G0Nc. Cash wheat
was weak and isc. lower.
| Corn was dun and easy during the
most of the session. but late In the day
| the early loss was recovered. the slight
| improvement I'm wheat being OF bene-
| opened at i9isc, sold between ~ and ~. &C.,
| and closed at the outsidc--kc. higher than
| yesterday. Cash corn was weak; No. 3
| was fun cent lower. and other grades
showed a loss of from l, 10 Nc
| Oats Were steady even when the other
| cereals displayed weakness. The reason
| for the INDEPENDENCE was not quite clear.
| many believing that the oatmeal trust
| had some part I'm IT, Offerings were Hight.
| Nav closed &c higher than yesterday.
! Cash oats were firm and steady 10 l4c.
| lower.
| Provisions-There was NOR product for
! Sale to-day than there was demand 70 abb
sorb II. The preference for the selling
side was ascTibed to lower hog market
and to the sinking proclvlty OF grain.
business was much less than in the I'm
! mediate past. traders evidently holding
off. The closing was lower for January
pork. and 12is6i ljc. each for January lara
and ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows: