Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28


Ns5oaNs75; April. N3.scans,io; Nay;
ti3.l5disi3.5: June. si2i0: July. N2Vg
sl2 spot Rio quiet and steady; No. l.
sugar-Raw quiet and steady: fair re-
filming. &C.: refined steady and moderately
active; off A, 4 l-i6uii.c. standard. iizc;;
cut-loaf and crushed. SIC: granulated'
itdiisc.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. November H.
Wheat@pnII; No. ? red, spot, November,
and December. 6il1lf6is4c.: May, y .-Sr
60 l-sc: steamer No. red, olzholAc.,
southern. by sample, eo4o0iSc. do'' On
grade, 6e3@e5 lac. s xo,,or,-
Der. "a l-lq3i s-sc.: November new ana
old, Sinsi l-sc; year, % s,, Ian Sai'.
uary. 8; 3-snssnc.: February .StnStc.'
steamer mixed S2SaS2 a,se;; sSu,ggrn'
" oat:@ Firm No. 2 white. western. % Ia
s3iSc. No ? mixed, do, 22uZ-'2c.
Rye-Inactive; No. .. Guiic., Tor near
by i6di7c. for weston.
Grain Freights-Firm; g.
Cotton-Nomlnai; middlings, '-sc'
Coffee-Dull at IL l-ic.
Other articles unchangeh.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, November 2i;-tor tle
DAY Immediately before a hOhuat w. -
was an unusually good trade III w. sen,i-
day. At the outset the feeling anu ss ~,
ment were rather favorable TO prices t'ar
otherwise, but holders were not any e" ~,
too sure OF their position. ana Deloi' ~, ~
day was over about cent was narn,,1
from values An Armour interview, PRIV,
ed In one of the morning papers, IN W.T. WIZ
the big elevator proprietor anu pt,,,
stated that he would deliver OUT ao ~
5osN OOj bushels Of shipping wheat LOT ~
cember served to make the trade ivel "
little uneasy and Accasoned free seiilhg.
under which the market had Hs h'9'
break. = A., ,,,,-
eide OF a prominent Milwaukee capitaIs.'
who was presumed 10 be long or Whea,,
caused renewed selling, when prices niauc
the low record OF the day.
Outside orders We're not very iiui III
( rous owing TO the partially disabled Gun
| dition of the telegraph companies or
May wheat opened at Gle, sofa net We ~
81 and 6lis and JS7sc.. closing at o. 5.
! 6oc.-7.0lc. under Yesterday. Cash wheat
| was ig0lc. per bushel lower. 49,.
| Corn.-NOVember corn was weak ,nls
morning. offerings OF that montth ~ 49,
| not large. but the few lots on sale We're
| not wanted, and the price easily Itceusl
! &C. The May option sympathized IN 'ne
| weakness. but did not decline quite as
much. The continued dropping se.u', 10y,
of wheat eventually made itselt tet III
| corn. and the close was the weakest mo-
! rent Of the session. Business was lach.
! ing in interest. however. and the range oi
Nav corn opened at 22isc. and declined
10 2Sisc.. where II closed-iic. under yes
! terday. Cash corn was weak ana &C
| lower. -,
! Oats-As FAR 40 trading was concerned
! there was practically no oats markets
! Traders. however. gathered In the ascus-
! toned corner. and held their place iroli
Fl. $3.50 \. VI. until Ills =. NJ, without trans.
acting much in the way OF business 40
! oats were taken from store. May oetS
! closed &c. under yesterday Casn oats
| were nc. lower. -
Provisions.-Product went the way OF
| grain. everything closing lower. Inc hoS
| market was &C. lower. which Was an az =
| gument antagonistlc to prices. The weak
| ness OF grain was another. Inc gay
| business was in the aggregate SINAI. ia.
At the close May pork was t,2niVc.
| lower: May lard 2i4G5c. lower. ana May
! ribs 2i5c lower. Domestic markets were
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Upsuiag highest. Lowest tloslns.