Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

crude. &c; yellow. prime. sac: do. on
Rcsin-Qniet and steady; strained. COM
mon to good, $i.650i$i.10.
Turpentine-Dull but steady at 2sisc.
Rlce-In moderate demand: domestic.
fair to extra. sssN6c.; Japan; sS9y%c.
Molasses--Forelgn nominal; New Or
SIC; market firm.
Peanuts-Quiet
Coffee-Quief and unchanged, to. 10
points down: November 1910; December.
ia. 4oGsiAS; March. $3.50; spot hio STEADY
Sugar-Raw steady but dull. fair re-
filming, 3i3@c; refined steady ana quiet
of A. 4i-lSd44c.: standard A.. SIC; cut
loaf and crushed, SIC; granuiated' sag
Freights to Liverpool Quiet; room
scarce; cotton. by steam, 7-sad.; gram oy
steam, December. 3i1d.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. November i-Fionr.
Quiet; western super. $c45nso; 90; ss ~ "a
$2.75as3: winter-wheat, patents. @'aovs''o''
spring, do. $3.S0mA. -, No
vember, esdss i.4c.; December. s. s,ss
Ss s-ic.; May, n lac. asked: s,eain a,,,
No. 2. red, 63fi63 lie. southern: by sam-
pie. 65a67c: do. on grade, ctgSIc; Ma
ve Tosesas ss mses sy yesr s. Iass
80 3-4c.; March, 80 3-4a34c.; steamer.
mixed. "a 1-2a35c. southern white, Sfas'c.
do. yellow. "a l-?a36 SAC. ~ ,h,,o
western. q l-4aA i-2c.; No. mixed
Rye-Quiet; No. 2. +ai5c., for nearby
1919 1-2c.. for western. -o,.,s
Hay-Firm: choice timothy. A5.5ou Ne
in-Freights-Quiet: offerings fair
steam to Liverpool. per bushel, 3-tg5d.
Cork, for orders. per quarter, S.
Butter-Firm.
Eggs-Firm, at 10 1-2G0c.
Cofee-Quiet; No: Z. l6c.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, Novembey 4.-Nine tenths
| Of to-day's session wheat was quiet and
quotable at the same price. An idea OF
| the extent of the trade may be FORMED
| from that fact. There was practlcally nc
| business. the scalpers and room-traders
| buying and selling moderate quantities.
The news summed up might be consider
ed as favorable to the bears, but tnat eie'
ment made no attempt to depress prices
| December wheat opened at from os';
| to 5sIsG5sSsc, advanced TO $50 q 5s7sc,, and
| closed at 5sa.c-unchanged from SATURDAY
| Cash wheat was steady.
The indifference OF the trade in corr
| was quite as marked to-day as IL ma
been any day recently The news OF tn'
! day developed nothing calculated t'
| arouse operators from their lethargy. Tue
situation seemed to be that the supple:
/ of corn are known. but the consumption
and absorption are uncertain. The mar
ket Is therefore in knotty condluon
with the advantage in favor OF the bears
May corn opened at 29lsc.. sold between
29L and 29n29sc., and closed at zs4c.-
&c. higher than Saturday. cash coti
| was steady.
only slight alterations in prices, wer
observed in oats. and they were due Z
the modest action OF the larger markets
| The trade in oats. like that in corn: !
impressed by the immensely OF the lat
crop. May oats closed unchanged iron
Saturday. Cash oats were l4pl2c. pc
| bushel lower.
l. Provisions.--A big run OF hogs weaken
ed the stock-yards market. and in tur
| affected product The depression continu
ed for a short period after the openin
this morning. after which the appearance
of a little outside buying reversed IN
tone, and from that time until the CLOS
comparative steadiness prevailed.
January pork and January ribs close
unchanged from Saturday. January lar
a shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
synspiuQ Htxneat. lOYesr. Ilo3in