Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
Lir extrn :, loaf,2 3. GOD 70 choIce. do.

fair extra. s2.iofs2.s): good to choice. do.
s. aafr 1870.
wheat-Spot market dun but firm: No.
2 red, store and elevator. IS SIC. aiioat,
esc. options very dull and firm AZ
l-sc. ADVANCE with only a local scalping
trade; January - 3-lc.; May. 81 J-oc.
Juna. 81 SIC: December. s. sc.
corn-spots- dun but firm; No, :. &c. So,
and firm at unchanged prices. and without
feature. November. - 5-sc. December.
s. lie; January, s. l-sc.; May; 30 SIC
osts-Spots d9il sut stfagy' a. op'' po'
cember. 2 Csc. May. = i,2c; spot No;
> sBQz5 Lie. No. white. ~ lie. miNed
western. = i-9N2i l-2c .,,.
Hay-Steady and fairly active shipping
,ogi7jc.: good to choice. Sn"oc. .--.,
Wool-Firm and quiet; pulled, l'%Sic''
Beef-Firm: more demand; family. so,
ST.; extra mess. s51NS; beef mans hull
AT sliu$1i.50, tiorccd beef quiet ana steauS ;
city extra. India mess. NlRSS
Firm. picked bellies , 80,
shoulders, &C.; hams. l-iG'c-' h''uu'eS
nominal ...,
Lard-steady and quiet western steam
s. ". city $50 i-2TS).N, November, sS.N'
nominally; refined In fair demand Con
tlnent. s625: South America. SsO' COM
pound. si5eNs5.
Pork-steady: moderate demand; mess
$500 so. 49,
Butter-Quiet: fancy steady; state dairy
l2n2lc. creamery. l1M22 l-2c.. western
dairy, 1-2c.; creamery lta25c': t.is'nS'
pc.
Eggs-Quet and unchanged.
Tallow-In fair demand: city, l-sH
Co,tonseed oil-Dull and rather easy:
crude, p l-2N3c.; yellow prime, new
% lie: DO, Off grade. 3 lie
Rosin-Steady and quiet; strained. COM
Turpentine-Duil and easy at GSG2s i-ic.
Rice-in fair demand and steady 40
nestle. fair TO extra, state Japan
Molasses Foreign nominal; New or:
leans, open-kettle, good to choice %
G32c.
Peanuts-Qulet
Coffee-Barely unchanged; December
$3.50; March. slGsl4CJ: May, s3i5uN5.5o'
September. $i2 ~ spot Rio dull but steady.
Sugar-Raw dun but steady; fair re
filming. Sc; refined quiet and STEADY Oh
a. l-l6ds Lie; standard \. l-2c. cut
loaf. l-Sc: crushed. , l-Sc.; graduated
Freishts TO Liverpool-Quiet and easy;
cotton. by steam, SGD; grain, by steam'
> lid
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, November b
Wheat~stsady; No. 2 rcd spot and No No
vember, s, 5-Sfsi Sic. December. o,W
IS I-sc.: May. 69aS9 lie; southern, by
sample G5Me6c. do. on grade, o-Ho"c.
Corn-Easv: mixed. spot and NoVember'
81 3-4u36c. year. - l-iG3i lie. January,
81 i-inSi SIC. steamer miNei. 5f1"t l-Sc.'
Oats-Steady: 30. white, western, 2Q
% he. No. mixed. do. = l--n-5c.
Rye-Quiet; No , 45Qiic, for near
by: i6g47c., for western.
Hay-Firm.
Grain Freishts-Quet
Cotton-Quiet: midiling Csc.
Eegs-Firm at 23nZ'c.
other articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, NoFemher l9.-The arrivals
Of wheat I'm the Northwest to-day dld not
! indicate any serious falling OF IN the
movement In that section, and the bears
claimed vindicatlon Of the Views express
Ell By them. OF course. prices were easy
on that news. but owing 10 stormy M'a-
Their the wires were WORKING Dadly anu
/ outside orders were scarce. The day 5
business was transacted principally win
in 4 range OF Is per cent, quotations
only occasionally moving outside mat
limit Local shorts were good sellers
throughout the day. hut upon learning OF
A good cash business before the close theN
covered rather freely. the best prices OF
the session being then established.
December wheat opened AT from 81 l-Sg
So. sold between % rs and % 3-Sc, ana
closed at u l-td51 j-Sc.-l-Snl-lc. higher
than Yesterday. Cash wheat was steady.
one eighth of "A cent. covered the huc-
tuations In corn. The first transactions
were with symptoms OF cOnslderable
strength the belief that railways would
be retarded by the storm being instru-
mental IN bringing In some buying orders.
The execution OF thOae orders apparently
ended the business OF the session, Tor
trading from that time until the close
was of q most Indifferent sort.
May corn opened AT - 5-Sc. and sold a.
~ lie, closing at - 3-Sc asked-a shade
higher than yesterday. Cash corn was
steady.
The oats market remained I'm pretty
much the same position IL has been occu-
pying of late. Nothing developed o. at
tract the slightest attention, and during
the most Of the session the pit MAS about
deserted. May oats closed shade lower
than Yesterday Cash oats were steady
and unchanged.
The tone OF tho provision market was
easy at the start and steady later. few
outside orders were received. but they
were scattered. indicating nothing IN par
ticular Very little change in prices was
noted during the session, and at the close
January pork and lard We're unchanged,
and January ribs l-2c. higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. nlsness- loves. closing.