Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-18
,rrr vopU PRODUCE MARKET.

NFIv YORK. November n.--Flour auls'
on MEw s.sady. winter wheat. low grades
81 20; fair to fancy. s2;4va- a. pso5ia co.
s2.e503.lO: Minnesota cleu, 4 aSss9 20:
notenfs e. 95d3S5: low extras Si.,.. -,D,,
rso,,tbern dour dull but steady; con,ir anl
10 fair extra. s2iOqS.OO; good to cho'ce
w Wheat@Fairiy active. flrmer 81 a nipss
No. red. store. and elevator. o. Give and
COT, TeOihc. Options moderately ':c iannsry
Sslis.o higher; closing strong 1I nnceS,
sSc. May. Siisc.; November, 59's,,'' Dece'h-
'sE and aEm N Sos, F SS;SSs
in elevator; 61MgeV1@ cioe n,1 s.ady at
Mc decline to a &c advance; EoveTmippear:
Sc; December, 56%e.; January. of4e''
Ai 0ssts%o Quiet but frmer. Options. dull:
Novembsr. closing. 33Rc; December; Sic; :
February, $3.50; May. S61bc.; spoti ~
gaze: mixed, western. S4eSSc.; whi'e' w.
WOO Wool-steady and quiet; domestic fleece
rae pulled l l2@gsS' sowa12Oo: extra
mess. sSo0dS50: beef hams dull at Sl IIs,a
i $50; tierced beef quiet; city extra ihui"
mess. sl6.cal9.00, s,,. ,,cr,ed
bellies. &c: shoulders, 5i2c.; hams eAw
9ltc.; mlddles nominal. ,.oor,
Iard-Quiet but tlrmer; western s's - rn
closing $50: city, Sl2ls; NoVerloeri s sIiv
nOminally, December, Si'O1' n,ei All .
January, s755, nominally; reiineI uur, :
Continent. Il. 50: South America, $3.50; COM
pound, $5.50N5.7j. ete -rA
Pork-Qulet and steady; mes'' Si9'''V
i47J: extra prime nominal. s.,r,.
Butter-Q1iet and STEADY: Sue u stn,n
dairy, llQ16c.; creamery, l5g-oc-' Eis'ns'
Eggs-steady: demand moderate; state
and Pennsylvania, l2ggsS,itcs.o , nid 10 irv ne,.
case. s. 25T475; southern. 2li2H.-e.
Cottonscsd Oil-Quiet and easter; crude
| 25N26c.; yellow. 3lc.
Petroleum-Quiet I,
Rosin-Quiet and steady; stEsreu' cOih-
mon to good, sl.SG1l3J. .:
Turpentine-Steady at 2Si4d2SHc.
ce-Moderately active and .steldy; do
nestle. fair TO extra, 4hgoHc.' JAPAN
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New or
| leans, open-kettle. good to CHI ice, zpS9c'
market steady and in moderate. demand
Peanuts-Quiet.
COGee-Options steady and .Hi1 points
down; December, $500; March. SEQ,
| May. Sl1.55all.G0; August. 81 spot iAo
duh but steady; No. Z, S5.75.
| Sugar-Raw DUH but steaE; fair re,
\ nninR, &C.; refined quiet andTsteaiy; on
| A, 3 l3-1Gd4tsc.: standard \, 5-l6g sc
| cut-loaf, i5sN5 l-l6c.: crushed,f'7sgo l-loc.i
Freights to Liverpooi-Activsand firmer
| cotton, 5-S2d.. asked; grain. 3Sc
CHICAGO PRODUCE NJ SRKET.
| CHICAGO. November l7.-H was only
| by persistent selling by Loco bears ano
holders OF calls that wheatSyas held u
| check to-day. As it was Eowever. The
| price worked 10 the top poS1t at whict
| those privileges sold yesterday. The news
| was. with little exception, favorable II
| rs character. New York was from !
| 20 SC higher than yesterdays close, ant
maintained the strength throughout. May
| wheat opened at from GHs % 0@tc., solo
| at G0hc., advanced to 6lsc and close,
at 6lhc-Nc higher than yes erday. Cast
| wheat was steady. =.
Corn was dull, with .ias toward
| lower prices, the strength = wheat con
| trolling operations to "A sJ$cicnt exten
| to prevent prices from brsakins. Ma!
| opened at 95sHi9alc, an! closed MIl
changed from yesterday, at .9's0yJc. IN
| cash market was easy, priNS ruling 3ic
| under yesterday.
| oats Inclined downward with corn, n
the opening. but evidenced a rallyin
ability later. IN sympathy with whea
The little business that was transacte
did not carry prices outside OF r.
strfcted limit May closed &c. higher tina
yesterday. Cash oats were &c. lower.
| Provisi0ns-The market for product wa
higher on the strength Of the live-ho
market, and that market was strong be
cause Armour's buyers evidently wante
all the hogs in sight. That gentleman
trade made display Of selling Lard. Tn
close was 25c. higher than yesterday 70
January pork, Zoe higher for Januar
lard, ard 17lkc higher for January ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
opening Highest. Lowest Closing