Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 3O.-Flour-
Quiet and about steady; winter wheat,
low grades. S2.25NS2.65; do, fair TO fancy,
$2.G5uG.SO; do, patents, $500 80; Mime
sofa clear. S2COtS315; patents, S.l5uA.10;
low extras, $2.20S265; city mills $500
$3.50: do. patents 2.eO0N.ij; southern
-four quiet and steady; common to fair
extra, $2.l0Gs2S0; good TO choice, $500
$3.50.
Wheat-Dull and easier. with options
No. . red. store and elevator 6lAU6Sc.;
afiOat. 69N694c.; options were less active
and closed easy at unchanged prices TO
a &c. decline; No. Q January, 65c.; Feb
ruary. size: March. Csc. May, 6l5sc. I;
July, 6l3,c.: December. 6fsc.
Corn--Dul and easier; No .. 3Jc In ele-
vator: 3Gd35hc. ahoat; options were dull
and closed steady at a i.aAc. decline
with trading local; November Size: De-
cember. 5iiac.: January, 3il2c.; May, 35@sc:
Oats-Dull but steady; options dull and
nominal: December. 225sc.; January, 233sc. (;
February. 23Isc.; May, 231sc.; spot prices
No. 2 white. &c; mixed western, 23q2ic.
Hay-Quiet and steady; shipping. 7Oq
Toe; good 10 choice 6lza92ikc
Wool-Quiet and steady; domestic, fleece,
l6G22c.: pulled, 15u34c.
Beef-Steady and quiet; family, slO4A2;
extra mess N.5Ou&.
Beef Hams-lnactive at $l450Gs15.
Tierced Beef--Firm and quiet; city extra
Cut-Meats-Dull and weak; picked bel
lies, S5.25: shoulders. S5.25q5.75; hams.
SS.J0NSS1J; middleS nominal.
S'sS: CITY. seas. 30: December, s5.G5;
nominal; refined dull; Continent, $685.;
South American, $3.50; compound, N154
So.l2is
Pork-Dun and easier: mess. ss.5GaslO.
Butter-Fancy firm; others steady: state
dairy, Sl2Q2lc.; do. creamery, 1IQ2lc.;
western dairy, llulbc.
Eggs-Steady and unchanged.
Tallow-Firm and wanted; city. 4s-lGc. {;
Cottonseed-Oil-Quiet and steady; crude.
&c; yellow prime, new, 29c.: do, Off
Rosin-Qmet and firm: strained. COM
mon to good, SL75qN.7Ilz.
Turpentine-Dull and easy al 27A@2Sc.
Rice-Firm; domestic, fair to extra.
33s acc; Japan. 35srStc.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle, good TO choice, 2eaSZc. /;
market steady.
Peanuts Steady.
Coffee-Steady, 10 points down to S
points up; December, H3.6Cutl3.lO; Janua-
ry, Sl350nSl3.55: February, 1880; March,
sl31jQ sl3S5: April, Sl3: May, $l2.T5US2s5;
June, sl2 sea go; July. 1920; September.
ST.: spot Rio dull and easier; No. Z. Sl4.75.
Sugar-Raw firm and fairly active; fair
refining, &c; refined more active and
steady: on A, 1-l6Q4hc.; standard A.
&c; cut-loaf and crushed, 0isc. granu-
lated, fiaM+3sc
Freights to Liverpool-steady ard in
fair demand; cotton, per steam, O-o-l ,
grain, per steam, 80.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, November So-
Wheat~Easy; No red, spot, Novem.
Der, and December 65G65 l-4c.; May
% I-fl69iac.; steamer No. red. 62q62 lac.
southern, by sample, eSaS'c.; do Oh
Corn-Easy; mixed. spot. and November
80 7-SQ3fc.; November, new or old, 53Ag
SO 7-Se.i year 50 S-S9 ss5 January
er mixed. % l-2GS2 SIC; southern white
32StN334c.; do. yellow, 33Q3ic.
Oats-Very firm; Nc. =, white, western
23izQ24c.; No. mixed, do. 22i2G23c.
Rye-Dull; No. 2, 454iic, for nearby
46Q4Tc., for western.
Hay-Firm.
Grain Freights-Steady.
Cotton-Quiet; miidling, &c.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, November 30.-The
Russian, Arsen.ne, ana australian r crop
busch. of Liverpool, and the winter
wheat crop OF this country by the Orange
Judd Farmer In general way the
foreign crops were reported in good con-
dition. That of the United States was
given q low characterization Of but
S5.3 per cent-but IL was stated that che
ground held sufficient moisture 10 carry
the plant Through 70 spring. II the snow
fail be normal. The report gave the
acreage as 9.5 per cent larger than that
harvested last year. and fully as large
as was sown last year.
The crowd to-day WIS evidently less APP
prehensive OF the promised large de-
| Iiyeries of wheat on December contracts
than they have hitherto been. IL is pretty
well understood that no matter what
the yolums may be. the wheat will find
its way back TO the elevators. so that,
from the standpoint OF supply and de-
mand, there was no good excuse for the
terror eyinced a few days ago.
The difference between December and
MAY was subject to a slight further wild
| ening to-day, considerable liquidation TAX.
| ing place In the former
May wheat opened at 90 7-Sc., and sold
between 90 Ia and 20 3-4c., closing al