The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-22
FINANCE AND comMERc.
New York s.ook Market.

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NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-To.dey's stool
market was pureiya professional affair
The dealings showed q falling of IL
poins OF activity OF approximately one
naiI OF tho preceding days total and q
intervals the market lapsed into stsRna.
tlon. The market opened dull, will
the Initial prices irregular, but in the
main In sympathy with more encouraR
lug foreign news and q recovery in Lon
don prices for Americans after an arly
decrease. IN the general market the
early deal1ngs were characterized by a
uniform ssitrening tendency and prices
were carried above last nights CLOSING
sales. The support of the GOVERNS
movements falling toward midday gen
erai fractional recessions occurred in
sne case OF Tobacco, which was pressed
down IN per cent. The closing was
heavy In tone with the result of the
days operations general fractional net
declines.
closing stocks were as follows:
Atohison, 16X; Adams Express, 14s;
baltimore and Ohio, 56N; Chesapeake
and Ohio, 1885; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, $3.50; Chicago Gas, osX; o. o. O.
and st. Louis, Al; Del, Lackawanns
and Western. 166; Dissillers and Cat
tie Feeders Co., 1879; Erie, 1915; Erie
preferred. 80; Great Northern pre-.
ferred, lis; Lake Shore, l5ON; Lead
Trust, s0H; Louisville and Nashville,
52x; National Cordage. OK; National
CordaSe preferred, 13H; N. j. Central,
lo7S; Norfolk and Western preferred,
10; Northern Pacific preferred, l4A;
Northwestern, 1883; Northwestern pre-
ferred. LAT; N. Y. Central, 100; N. Y.
ana Now England. SO; Pacific Mail.
30&; Pullman Palace, 1865; Reading,
9S; Rock Island, TAX; ST. Paul, 74X;
81. Paul and Omaha, Al; Southern
Pacific, 2lA; Sugar Refinery, 1ooA;
Union Pacific, So; Western Union,
S7M; General Electric, 3Ox; Southern,
l05s; Southern preferred, 33&; Tobacco,
s49s; Tobacco preferred, 100.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. sl.-Money on call
easy at Is per cent, last loan 11S,
closed q. Prime mercantile paper
s%@5 per cent. Sterling exchange
easier in tone but not quotatly lower,
with actual business in bankers bills
at4 SO 4 for demand and 4.s7H@4ss%
Ios SIXTY days, posted rates $500
4s9. Commercial bills. 4.s6k. Silver
certificates, 67H@6791 Government
bonds steady. State bonds mac tive.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Chicago Market
| CHICAGO. Nov. 2l.-Wheat opened
weak to-day at 81 and closed q lower.
The lower cables, the price current fig
ures on the crop and the statements re-
garding the improved condition of tho
growing crop were the features Corn
and oats ruled heavy in sympathy with
wheat on the prospect of more liberal
country movements. May corn sold as
low as 29@29H, as against EEK last
night. Provisions were heavy. with
trade more active.
The leading futures ranged to-day as
follows.
Wheat, No. 2-November, opening.
5s1, closing, 551S; December, opening,
81, closing, 56A; May, opening, 6l1,
closing, 6O96@6DH.
| Corn. No 2-November. opening, 27%,
closing, 27H; December, opening, 27k,
closing, 27A; January, opening, 27A,
closing, 97@@27h; May, opening. 29hl
closing, 29H.
Oats No. s-November, opening,
17A' closing, l7%; December, opening,
Tx, closing, IN; May, opening. cox.
closing, 2o962oM.
Mens pork, per Der,
opening. -, closing, IS; January,
pening. s71s, closing. 81; May, open
ing, IS, closing. 9.l7h.
Lard, per 100 lbs -December open
Ing, -, closing, 75]a January, open.
ing, $50, closing 5.4736; May, opening,
SIS, closing, $40.
Short ribs. per 100 lbs Dec am Der,
opening, =. closing, 435; January,
opening, 447M]s, closing, 445; May,
opening, 72M. closing, 40
Cash quotations. were as follows:
Flour quiet. hard wheat spring
patents, 3.l5@3.4o: soft. 3.1O@a 80. No.
Sspring wheat, 55I@56M; No. spring
wheat 55@57; No. red, 56A@59%;
No. corn. 2716 No. oats, 1s; No. .
white. 2o%@21; No. white, 1s@10x;
No. rye, SO; No. barley, -; No, 8,
-; No. 4, -; No. l haxseed, ok;
prime timothy seed. 355@3 60; mess
pork per bbl..7 s5@7. 90; lard per 100 bs.
5 45@4.47N; short ribs sides Qoose)
4 4o@4o0; dry sailed shoulders, (boxed)
4H@4A; short clear sides (boxed),
4M@4T; whiskey, distillern' finished
goods, per gallon, 90; sugars, cut
loaf, o.57; granulated, 4.05; standard
A, 4.s2
Cincinnati Produce Market.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov. 2l.-Flour
weak. Wheat dull. lower; No. Q red,
G5N@66; receipts,3 900; sh pments, 500.
Corn steady; No. mixed, 32. Oats quiet,
No. mixed. % Rye aull; No. 2.
40. Lard dull, 5.37M. Rulk meats
weak, 62%. Bacon quiet 5s2%.
Whiskey good dem and; sales GEO barrels
at 1.9s Butter steady. Sugar STEADY.
Eggs hrm, i7c. Cheese easy.
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