The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-27
FINANCE AND
New York STOCK Market.

the main feature and the bear profes-
slonais m~onopolized the dealings
especially In the industrials. The rail-
way list proved superior to the easier
tenuency In the industrials on the came
lnnuehces as were noted yesterday,
namely modern buying Of the interna-
tionai shares for foreign account and
more cheerful advices as TO the Euronean
speculative situation. The foregoing
conditions tended to Offset the enewai
OF Boio shipments of tomorrow aggre.
gazing $1,000, 600. It Is understood rhat
the colo so be forwarded affords a min.
imnm of profit. Indications as 10 the
probable extent of the shipments for
sne week are less clear. The exchange
Market continues very dull with the
supply OF gold and cotton bills sufh.
G.ehsIy large to cause an easier ten
oenoy, though without noteworthy
change in quotations. There was no
news OF Importance bearing upon the
general market aside from the gold
shipments. eO~
Closing stocks were as follows:
Atohlson, 17B; Adams Express, las;
baltimore and Ohio, 56N; Chesapeake
ana Ohio, 1sI; Chicago. Burlington and
quincy, ssh; Chicago Gas, 62k; @. @. G.
ana st. Louis, 4oH; Dell, Laokawsnna
ana western, 165; Distillers and Cat
eie Feeders Co., 1875; Erie, 12%; Erie
preferred, 22; Great Northern pra-
ferred. III; Lake Shore, 149H: Lead
Trust. a0k; Louisville and Nashville.
S2iii; National Cordage, 6%; National
Cordage preferred, lax; N. j.. Central,
10Y; Norfolk and Western preferred.
1925; Northern Pacific preferred, 1887:
northwestern, 1865; Northwestern pre-
lerred. $50; N. Y. Central, 99%; N. Y,
ana New England, so; Pacific Mail,
SOS; Pullman Palace, 1863; Reading,
lOsS;:Rock Island, 75A; ST.. Paul, 75sS;
81. Paul and Omaha, AK; Southern
racine 20; Sugar Refinery, 1885;
s7&; General Electric, 3Os6; Southern
lo%; Southern preferred, "a; Tobacco,
ooA; Tobacco preferred, 90.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Money on call
easy at 2H per cent, last loan Q,
closed 2@2M. Prime mercantile paper
5%@5 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady with actual business In bankers
bills at 4.S9@4.S94 for demand and
4.S7N@4 SIX for sixty days; posted
rates SsN@4 90. Commercial bills,
9;soH. Silver certificates, 67E@6s'
government bonds steady. State bonds
inactiVe. railroad bonds weak.
Chicago Market.
CH1CAGo, Nov. 26.-There was hardly
any business on to-day as theswires
"ete al down and there WAS nothing in
the way of news to base operations ON
mere WAS not q wire working in any
direction at the opening OF business and
IL was an hour or two before any COM
munlcation WAS established with the
outside world. Then the Kansas City
wire got in shape and Milwaukee and
81. Louis followed, but those brought
little OF importance in the wsy of news.
Up to noon nothing had been heard
from the sea board and the trade was in
Ignorance as 10 the condition of the
foreign markets.
follows.
Wheat, No. 2-November, opening,
So, closing, 56&@55%; December, open.
Ing 56A, closing. 56E@57; May, OPEN
Ing, oO@6o96, closing, 618@61M.
Corn, No. 2-November, opening, 27A,
closing, 27A@27h; December, opening,
26N @27, closing, 2734; January, OPEN
ing. 26T. closing, 271s; May, opening,
29s, closing, 29A.
Oats No. ~s-Ncvember, opening,
l7N, closing, 17%; December, opening,
17N, closing, 10; May, opening, 2oX,
closing, 2OS.
Mess pork. per bbl.-December,
opening, 1879, closing, 8 o5; January,
pening. 8 80, closing, 9 O2M; Nav, OPEN
ing, 927H, closing. 9.37M.
Lard, per 100 lbs.-December open.
ing, -, closing, S 40; January, open
ing, s so. closing 5.55; May, opening,
5.75, closing, 5.72M.
Short ribs, per 100 lbs -December,
opening, -. closing, 4.35; January,
opening, 4.47%. closing, 4 52N; MAY,
opening, AIS, closing, attn.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour nominal; hare wheat spring
patents, 3.15@3.40; soft. &. 10@3.3O No.
2 spring wheat. 56%@56%; No 3 spring
wheat 56h@57H; No. Q red, 5000
COZ; No. Q corn, 27as@27%; No. .
oats, ID; No. 9 white. 20x@2l; No. 8
white, 17h@2o; No. 3 rye, SO, asked;
NO. . barley, nominal; No. a.; No.
d, .--; No. l flaxseed. 90. asked;
prime timothy seed, 3.55@s.e 60; mess
pork per Dbl, sos @s.15 lard per 100 lbs,
5.47h; short ribs sides Qoose) 4 5O@
4.5S; dry salted shoulders, (boxed) 4%@
AZ; short clear sides (boxed), 4M@
~; whiskey, distillerA' finished goods,
per. gallon, 1.22; sugars, cut Loaf,
o'57; graduated, 4.05; standard A, 4.S2.
Cincinnati Produce market.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov. 26.-Flour
dull, but 'teady. Wheat steady; No. 2
red, G6@67; receipts, 3. 500; shipments,
500. Corn dull; No. 9 mixed, 80. Oats
dull; No Q mixed 21x. Rye steady;
No. 2, Al. Lard steady. 5 37E. Bulk
meats quiet. steady, 4.50@4 62lS. Bacon
steady, 5.75 Wbiskey steady; sales
59s barrels at 1.22. Butter stronger;
ElRin creamery, rs; Ohio, 5000; dairy,
IL. Sugar STEADY. Eggs quiet, lie.
Cheese dull, steady.