Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-23

Is 1-2a2sc.; yellow prime, new, zsg1s i-2c.;
do. OF grades. lbt.-s l-It.
Rosin--QuIet and st ady; strained. COM
mon to good. N.1oGN. 20. .1a
Turpentine-Duli ana easy al q '~
Rice-steady and quiet: domestic, fair
to extra, 3 s-tltsc.; Japan. 5-s1s SIC.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New UT.
leans. open-kettie. good to cholce, logS1c''
market quiet
Peanuts-Quiet. 80
Coifse-st,ady ard unchanged 20 10
soin, a,yn December 81 uaro, 'r ,,sm
spot Rio dull and easy: No. Z. sl5.25.
sugar-Raw dull but steady Iair re- re-,
nnine &c; refined steady and quiet; on
loaf and crushed. lac; graduated, IL
a. 5-sc
Frelghts to Llverpooi-steady; cotton, by
steam. SGD; grain. by steam. LAD.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. November r.
Flour quiet. L.,
81 3-ic.; May. IS 3-Su6s l-2c.; steamer. NO.
.. red, 81 l-i0sl l-2c.: southern. by sam
pie. s5qc5 1-2c.: do. on grade. 81 SAG
81 &c
Corn-Easy: mixed. spot and November,
"A l-2a3i Sic; November. new and old,
"a l-i1S4 3-sc; year, 80 S-if5ic.; January.
80 i-2rSs 5-Sc. February. % s-iGSic.;
steamer. mixed. 20 3-4ISc.; southern
white, 50 l-2135,.; d.. yellow, 80 3-iuSo l-ic.
Oals-QL.ut, ~. > Wnite W. =, ~
% i-2c.; No. 2 mixed. DO. p he. asked.
Rye-Inactive; No. 2. i3a4ic.. for near
by: 46df7c.. for western.
Hay--Flrm at $3.50. bid.
Grain Freights-Dull.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PROD, ~ MARKET.
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values sank still lower to-day. The open,
ing quotations were about the lowest. and
the closing ones about the highest or the
session, but fluctuations were confined 70
narrow limits. and there was more or
weakness than OF strength in the day :
trading. The opening was attended with
signs that the decline OF yesterday had
left n feeling of depression In the MINDS
Of traders. Further LIQUIDATION sales OF
long wheat were expected and II was
this apprehension which tended to hold
the market down all through the day.
December wheat opened at soc, solo
between SC IA and 80 3-f139 1-sc., ana
closed at SO 1885 l-ic.-a shade under yes
terday. Cash wheat was l-2c. per busnei
lower
At the start the action OF the corn mar.
ket was fairly brisk, but nothing beyond
ordinary. The tone at that time was firm.
more especially for the current month OF
November. DulneSs prevailed, however,
and with the inactivity an easier feellng
prevailed. Wheat having hardened before
the close, corn also frmed, and the last
prices OF the day were same as the hrst,
the entire range not being full quarter
OF n cent. .
Nav corn opened AZ Is l-Sc., sold be.
tween 70 and 20 1-SG29 lie. and closed AT
the opening price-a shade higher thar
yesterday Cash corn was lie. lower.
Oats.-This market was still without es-
sential change. The trading was very
light. and prices held steady. Orders were
few and unimportant. and the traders
found the majority Of their time unoecu-
pied. May oats closed unchanged from
yesterday. Cash oats were firm
Provisions. Although the hog marker
| was lower. and although wheat vas weak
provisions presented fairly steady tone
throughout. and even made slight gam
az a result OF the days trading There
was not much pressure to sell. owing I.
| the ruling low standard OF values, whist
q good many people feel inclined 70 buy
! I'm the belief that their chances or losing
are now at a minimum.
At the close January pork was &c
higher than yesterday; January larc
9 i-2a5c. higher. and January ribs Lie
| hrher. .-,,..
opening. dixnesi. loves. iosins