Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. November 2L-Flour dull
and about steady; winter wheat, low
grades s. 9l025o; fair TO fancy. 81 Rtz.p,
patents, $26503.l0; Minnesota clear $@.IW
2C0. patents. $3OQS.s5; low extras, SL'1V
mon to fair extra, S2.loG3O0; good TO
choice do, $IOd350.
Wheat-Dull and unchanged and firm;
No red, store and elevator ol1a@2sc. ;
ahoat, 58isc. Options opened hrm at q
l,c. advance. fell ltq%c., rallied &C., ana
closed steady at yesterdays prices, with
trading dull: No. red, January, % sc. ,
March, CO#c.; Mag, t2ilc.; November
Corn-Dun but firm; No ?. 5si4c., in
elevator; 5Slsc.. an0at. Options dull and
izus.c. lower. closing steady; November
6fssc. December, dc; January o-F4c';
May, 52lac. .,,
January, SIZE. February. Sjc. May 80 g. I;
spot. 40. 2, SIC. mixed western, 3312g
34nc. white do, 3,Ullc.
Hay-Good to choice, 70G7Jc.
Wool-Modarately active and steady;
domestic fleece, l74?2c pulled, hS,si 81 coo,
100. extra mess. Ss00TS.50; beef hams
dun at Sl2cGdl25o; uerced beef, inactive;
city extra India mess. SlbV4lfU
Cut-Meats-Quiet and weak; picked bel
lies. Gltc.. shoulders, sac. hams, Slau94c.;
midlles nominal.
Iard-Ouie. but hrmer; western steam.
$3.50, city, 500; November, w. )eSrn- =
Der, S725; January. sI.55; refined duIi;
Continent. 10; South America SSl5; com
pound. $.J0Q5i5. ., a
Pork-Qulet and steady; old mess, $3.50
@lLCo ca. o.,u,.
l9G2Sioc.: creamery l8u2jc.; western dairy
llQlsc: creamery, l5q26c.; Elgins, nc.
Cottonseed Oil-Easy; crude Z012c'' yer
low DC.
PetrOleum-Steady.
Rosin-Quiet and easy; strained. COM
''' Turpsntine-DuIl but steady at 2S9
Rfce-In moderate demand and steady;
domestic, fair to extra, 4h91.sc.; Japan
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
! leans. Cd n-kettle, good 10 choice, Z'N
&c.; market steady and moderately ac-
tive.
Nl400; January S2SQi29); March, SlZ5V
Nav. Sill01li90; September, xll s., spot
RIO quiet and steady; No. T. $lJ.i3.
Sugar-Raw duh but steady; fair re-,
fning, &c.; refined quiet and steady; OIL
A. 2 i3-i8c; standard \, Lisa &C.: cut
| LOAF, 47.Gj lice: crushed, $3.50 Lice ;
grauulatsd, l 1-l6d43sc.
Freights 70 Ldverpool-Steady and quiet;
cotton, 5-32Nll-64d.. grain. 3D.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO November 2i.-"Calls'' pre-
sented an insurtnountable barrier TO pro-
gress in on upward direction by wheat
today. The business was OF out indliIer-
ent character. the selling against the
privileges mentioned being large enough
10 check any advance. a prominent COM
missIOn-hOuse became a conspicuous Duyer
at the close, their purchases giving =
final lift 10 prices. May wheat opyiieo
at 5S7.c., sold between JS'sQ59 and 5Stscr
and closed at 5S7sc.-isc. higher than yes
terday. Cash wheat was dull and steady.
Prices showed no variation from yester-
day. .,..- ~. ou,
having yet taken place. that market still
retains It's debilitated condition. Unless
there Is a drop in the supplies in the near
future. we'll posted people think that corn
will do remarkably well IN maintaining
IT'S present value. May corn opened a,
from 49,. TO 48stc., declined 10 4S4c., ana
closed al ass lI4Slkc-2sc. under yesterday.
Cash corn was a. shade easier.
oats did not vary essentially from yes
terday. There was but a small amount
OF business, and no news especially inter-
esting. the tone Of wheat and corn hndins
reflection. but not affecting values appre-
ciablv. May closed unchanged from yes
terday. Cash oats were easier and about
"Provislons-The half-holIday had the
usual effect I'm this market to-day. cur,
/ failing business and limiting IL. small
supply of hogs AT the yards produced a
sensibly firm feeling at the yards, GUY
! extending 10 product similar tome. The
| ultimate frmness in grain had also a
/ measure OF influence over provisions the
| close being az the outside, with January
/ pork moderately higher than yesterday'
/ January lard 2l2c. higher. and rios I'M
The leading futures ranged az follows:
! Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing