Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, November o'-r iour
steader and more active; winter w sn ,ais
low grades, H.s5q2.i0; fair to fancy. - Pp
Q so: patents $26542.90 Minnesota Clear
81 l0li2 45: patents, $3.l5u3.65; low extras.
N.S62 10: southern -four quiet ana STEADY;
common TO fair extra. 2.loaS.U; good 10
Wheat~ouiet, 4qlc higher and firm;
No. red, store and elevator. oo74qo'c.
Options active, excited. ana strons a.
7s0lc. advance; No: red; cio Eabr,a Dy-
corn~DuIi but arm: No. 2, SOC. In ele,
vator; 59lac afoat. Options dun ana 'sg
sc. lower. with only a local trade, ana
held by the strength In wheat; NOVEMBER
5Sc,: January, 5ia.c.: May. STAG .,
Oats-Firm and fairly active. options
dull; November. &c.; January: 3ilsc rep
rgary, s5hc.; May, ses's&;; &; No "a. me S@1c
mixed western. 3sa.a357sc; white do, $500
3ilhc.; white State, SnNc. ,,o,r
Wool-Quiet and steady; pulled, l2gl5c.;
domestic fleece. 1Tq2oc. ~.
mess. IS O0qs.50; beef hams duh as NLWw
II 30: tisrced beef inactive; city extra IN
ala mess, $l6.00ui6.50. -,.,,, ri,
cut Meats-Dull and easy; picked ca ne ~
lies, 7c.; shoulders. 5Q3hc'; hans' oAV
tard-Quiet and steady; western steam team.
S'25: city. ss5Olt7.O0. Options.Sales none;
refined qgist; o Continent; IL $50 sI '0u'"
America, N.95; compounu; S9,-,> 90
Pork-Steady; mess. $l3.5y9liO it,,
Rutter-Noderate receipts; state DAIRY
i3d22c creamery. ia 2S.sc.; western o., nary
Ii4I5c.; creamery. l5n2ic.; Elgins, nc;
cottonseed Oil--Dull; crude, AgA1sc.;
yellow 2SN2Sizc.
Petroleum-Steady.
Rosin-DulI; strained. sl.35Ql.4O
Turpentine-Quiet at 2Slsn2sc.
Rice-3teady; domestic. 4A4o7sc.; JAPAN
iasgtsc: rors,.r nominal: New Or
leans, 27dS6c.
Peanuts-Quet. .,o,
Coffee-optIons opened steady and e 40 ss.
weak, Soa1 points down. Il, p 9o sentember'
$40 50; spot Rio quiet and steady; NO. "
Snear-Raw dull and UNCHANGED; refined
active and steady; of a, n-issitc; , T.ss
crushed, iAai i5-iSc.; graduated, l-iew
Freights to Liverpool-Quiet and hrmer;
cotton. I'D, nominally; grain, Esd., asAe'
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, November o.IShor r,,,n ~
too freely on the visible-suppiy increase
~ Si7 900 bushels to-day. An advance OF
x per cent. over Saturday was the resul.
Of covering, with but limited sonerinss.
The crowd was fixed for a break wnsn
the final result Of the posting was Hade
nublic. but to the surprise OF everybody
there was an unaccountable curtaiimsht
In the amount OF wheat for sale. ana
those who had allowed their enthusiasm
to get the better Of their judgment Were
Obliged to bid for the property. mere
was but little strength to prices until hte
I'm the session. when the bids referred 10
took place. December opened az oS7sc,;
sold between 53f4 and SAC, and CLOSED
at the top, with the gain mentioned above.
cash wheat was strong, sales averaging
Ec. higher than on Saturday.
Corn received some benent from tne
late strength Of wheat. but at the close
nricas had not entirely recovered from
the weak position they. occupied during
the greater portion Of the session; Sasn
corn was weak. with prices nc. lower.
Oats-There was little activity or AMI
nation in the oat market, the hght DUST
ness being transacted at easier prices,
with q moderate rally at the close. Inc
lead Of corn was followed throughout tne
day. Cash oats were about steady. with
no particular change. A.,..,.d
ProyisIons-A hrm feeling predominateo
in product, with the exception OF a snort
period at the beginning Of the session.
There was strength In live hogs. ana We
estimate for to-n,ogrow was large. The
close was 2zizc. hi Ssqr thar SATURDAY tor
January pork, an 11zc. higher eacn ioF
January lard and: January ribs.
The leading futures ranged a. fosiows'
0s tynanina. tilRhaoe Lowest Closing