Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

s,c SdW winter wheat, low grades, $3.50
ESQ., fair to fancy, $2.i042 s.; patents. 10
G3lO: Minnesota clear. &.2Jg26o; petents,
fiour dull but steady; common TO far far
extra, $2loq3OO; good to choice do'' SS'log
$50
Wheat-Spot market moderately active
and unchanged and firm; No: fe $50 ssoT r
and elevator. 59A 59iac.; afioat vJaoV-4c'
Ontions were active, excited, ana irre8u-
lar. with O heavy switching business 90,
vancing Izg3sc, declining !i4&c:' ana
closing steady and unchanged o, TO 80, up
S SanparBy ec SgabSIa'5; ss. ci4''"' '
Corr clsorInEpuli but firm; No. 2. 5shc.. in
elevator; 59c., a6oat options advsnce9
i,q9se declined 3cn rslllS6 rscI Gt aea
closed firm. but duil; D sSi 0''to''
Oats-bun and irregular Options easier;
December. 3S3.c; January, 8+sc.; spot, NO.
2, $685. QS3Hc.; mixed, western, SlzaSoc.
Hay-Moderately active and stead, steady'
Wool-Moderately active and steady; 90
m SeafI Quiet family, siooeal&Oq extra
mess. sSoOqS50; beef hams duh at NJ
1870; tierced beef inactive; city extra India
"I cut NIeatsEQ1iet and weak; picked bel
lies, $685. shoulders, @.S7i2G5.O; middles'
LaTd~oulet and firm; western team
closing, sS5a76'9s city %,1oi rafDed
quiet: Continent, $40; South America
s. 20; compound, S.JOn5.75. .,o,oo
Pork-Dull but steady; old mess. $500
400; extra prime nominal; c.,.a dairy
Butter-Quiet and steady; state GARY
1962sibc.; creamery, 1SG25c.; western dairy
ll4l6c.; creamery, 15U2c.; Elgins. Zbc.
Cottonseed Oil-Dull and easy; crude,
25c., asked: yellow, &ag29Ac.
petroleufn-Steady.
Rosin-Quiet and STEADY; STRAINED, coih-
mon to good. N.DQl.3o. o..,a
Trirpentine-Dull but steady at 2IAQ
CSC. c,ae.
MloLisses-Foregn nominal; New Or
leans. open-kettle, good TO choice. 2Sd3Sc.;
market moderately active and steady.
CosIee-Options opened steady and closed
firm. 1896 points up; December, $3.50;
March si2 75ai295; May, Sl2S54i2.60; Sep
tember. X2O5ql2.l5; spot Rio. dull but
firm: No. T. Sl5.75: , >
hnlng. &C.: refined more active and steady;
off <. 2&mic: standard a, 4 ll-l6qi.c.;
cut-loaf. s,45 I-lGc.: crushed, Fsg5 l-lec. /;
graduated. 1l-l6aiSc.
Freights 20 Llverpool-Cotton frrn; gram
active and frmer; cotton, o-S-d'' gralh'
Sgd.
BA1IiMOhil IikODOtHs
BALTIMORE, MD, December l-f1our
Wheat-Strong; No. red. spot and No
yember bgi4 G59&tc; January 60AQt0Asc
MAY, GSikq659,c steamer. No. 2 red. $40
56I2c: southern. BY sample. S1qeCc.; do
C6rn-Dull; mixed, spot 5ohc.. bid; year,
1OIsc.: January, 50i. n50l2c.; steamer,
mixed. 4ss.Qis7sc: southern white. Eg5lc
do. yellow, i5Ai6lhec. ..o-, o70
37ikc.; No. mixed, do, 3in3i12c.
Rye-Inactive; No. 2. 63dHc.
Hay-Firm; good to choice timothy
sl2.5Oql3.O0.
Grain Frelghts-Steady. with demand
fair. I'LL,
Provislons-Quet: mess pork, $3.50; bulk
shoulders. 500; short-rib sides, clear sides,
| and sugar-cured shoulders, $40; hams,
small. sllOo; large, $3.50.
Iard-Refned, SEC.
Rutter-Unchanged
Eggs-Steady at 22q25c;
| Coffee-Firm; No. z. l5Ac.
Sugar-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL, December 1.-The de-
| liyeries of wheat on December contracts,
| contrary to expectation, were iisht, anu
| the crowd completed the worlds visible
supply by reporting a decrease In stocks,
| sin and aflOat for Europe" or 2,0VSV0
| bushels. Liverpool and London cables
were strong and higher. Inat prices ala
NOT work their way through calls" was
a disappointment to the bulls, and after
a reasonable period they disposed OF their
holdings with as little appearance or dis
NAV as possible. There came an easing
on under the pressure OF selling, but be-
| fore the close values stiffened up tribe.
and closed a traction under the top. May
wheat opened at from GOA 20 6oAc.. de,
clined TO e04160ssc., and rallied TO and
| closed at cOSSc.-h4Ac. higher than yes
| terday. Cash wheat was firmer.
Corn-Local scalpers and room operators
| had the corn market pretty much to them
| s-lyes to-day. They traded mainly on
| the fluctuations of wheat. without refer
ence to the news directly pertaining to
corn. Sympathy with the finer grain.
| firm cables. light deliveries on December
contracts. and soft weather combined 10
start prices firm. but the trade soon
dwindied away. until practically no busl.
ness was doing. May corn opened at from
| 4g 10 4sIsc.. sold between 10 and 49ssc., and
| closed al ieii4I49ssc.-Ac. higher than yes
! ,erday. Cash corn was weak. and k9isc'
| lower than yesterday. A..
Oats-It Is unnecessary to refer TO .he
| trade. because there was practically no.
thing doing. A steady feeling ruled. ths
generally firm tone extending 70 eets'