Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-26

sS-sc.: December. . i-ac.: January.
n%c.; May, $40: spot prices. No. 2.
2zNM2sc.; No. white. "a lac. No. g.
2sSq24c.. for. Chicsso: No; white. go
24ns7c: white. state. s+az7c.
Hay-Firm: shipping. 7ca75c. good to
wool-Quiet and steady; domestic,
Beef-Steady and quiet; family. $l0asi2.
extra mess, E5oaH; beef hams Inactive
rierced Beef-strons. city. extra India
Cut Meats-steady; picked bellies. SIC. I;
shoulders, 5xasc.; hams. si-+usc.; mid
Lard-Quiet and stronger: western
steam. $50. city. $50: November, S.@
nominally; Continent. 1913; south Ameri-
ca. $3.50: compound. 4hc.
Pork-in fair demand and Arm; mess.
49, sea so.
Butter-Fancy in light supply and firm:
State dairy. 12uIlac.; do, creamery 10"
22i1c.: western dairy. 1v,2ul3c.
Eggs-Quiet and easy; state an1 rem
sylvania. 2oef26c; ice-house. 1sU2oc;: DO,
per case, S3J0dM5O; western, fresh. 2lst
&c: d. per case S.s sSas ''"e' 'oae
Tallow-Quiet and firm; city, fl-ea
3-lSc: country. 4fs4 Csc.
Cottonseed- Oil-Slow but steady; crude
25i9d2sc.; yellow prime, new. 2su 2slrc.' do''
Rosin-Quiet and steady: strained, COM
mon to good. H.700N.15. $1,000
Turpentine-Dul but steady at ls.n2sc.
Rice-Choice firm; domestic. fair TO ex-
ira; sAase. japan, 3 r S,%ssc' New or.
leans. open kettle. good to choice, MO
&c. fair demand.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-steady and sails points down;
November, sl420aslt.so: December. sliao9t
sii25 January. sl4dsl4.i0: February. $685.;
March. sl3.7Om,l3S;. May: sl325msl3S5;
July. $3.50: september. $3.50; spot hio
Sugar--Raw dull but steady; fair re- re-
filming. S. refined steady and Quiet; OFT
A. 4l-led4 l-ic; standard A. ilsc;; cut
loaf and crushed, s 1-Sc. i: graduated. H2g
5-sc.
Freishts to Liverpool-ouiet and nomi-
nal: cotton. by steam, 3-S2d.; grain py
steam. Id.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
FIour-Quet western super. 2.Sas2.G ;
do. extra, s275ns3: do. family, s3;2oaS.e;
winter wheat, patents. S.55aNS; snip
ping. s3JOa$3i5; do. straight, $335ns.5o.
Whsat-Dull; No; red spot N Nov Sei,
So lac; steamer. No. red. 6l,zIsl%.e
southern, by sample. 65aSS'sc.: do'' on
grade, 62q65c
Corn-sfeady; mixed, spot and Noyem-
Der, "a 5-sd3is.c.; November new and old.
81 l-4Qs41ac.; year. 33s.Q5s !-sc.: January.
IS 3-Sd35Sc.; February. 33Nn3tc.; steamer
mixed, 32+N33c.: southern, 33u3ic.' co.
Oats.F'irm; No. white western. $50
25l,c; No. mixed. do, 22q22lsc. ,oo,o
for nearby; iSQ47c.. for western.
Hay--Firm at $3.50.
| steady; steam, to Liverpool, SH3.d.. Tor
early In December; Cork. for orders. a.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, November 2j.-Eleva-
tor people were unanimous in their desire
| to buy December wheat to-day, but found
offerings of that delivery trihe scant.
Under the circumstances. an advance was
not unreasonable the May sympathizins
| fully with the nearer delivery. When
prices OF the latter option reached the
| calls there was rather peremptory BUYING
| for the account of prominent shorts,
with further appreciation resulting; me me
strength was not conspicuous during the
morning, but later on caused slsht
| advance. the gain being well sustained,
Notwithstanding heavy receipts In the
| Northwest. .u.-,o
Nav wheat opened at from 60izd0 5-sc.,
and advanced to 81 lac. closing AT 6l l-sn
! 81 1-4c-% OF a cent higher than SATURDAY.
Cash wheat was firm. and ]zalc. per
bushel higher 49,
I
| the strength OF wheat. sufficient to make
a slight fractional gain over saturday.
| Ii was not that any particular induce
ment was held to buyers, but rather
| that bulls expected TO receive some "a,
vantage should wheat have decided
| boom. May corn opened at % i-sc.. and
| sold at % lie. where 1t closed-l-snl-ic.
higher than Saturday. Cash corn was
| in good demand. especially No. yellow,
| and prices were firm.
| The old complaint OF dulness and mac
| tiyity was heard in the oats market. Win
| wheat and corn higher, oats naturally
made a corresponding. advance. but there
was no life In the trade. May oats closed
at I-sat-tc. higher than Saturday. Cash
| oats were steady and unchanged.
| Provisions in product showed
restrictions to-day. and on very little
buying there were advances. ,thousr
moderate ones, on all articles. The IN
| centiye to curtailment OF offerings TO
| BUYERS was found in the stronger wheat
market. and In an advance OF &c. In live
| hogs. The closing prices were l2i2c.
| higher than Saturday for May pork: be.
| higher for May lard, and 5Q7lac. for May
| ribs. ,,
The leading futures ranged as follows;
t,u.n,ul Hiyneat IoWes,. ClolluR