Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 1s.-F'lour-
Dull and unchanged; southern flour dull
but steady; common to fair extra, Sz-ooV
| 50 q; good to choice do. s3.45a$3.6o.
v Wheat-Spot firmer and fairly active;
migrated red, SlN96c.; No. / northern.
s0iSc.; options declined 5sNS4c., rallied 13s@
2kc. and closed firm-1isl1Ac. over yes
terday: No. 2 red, May, SSc November
S624c: December SIC; May, Sc;
, Corn-Spots dull and easier; No. 2, @Ssc
| In elevator, 30l2c. atioat; options duh and
weak at a Vase. decline; November
295sc.; December, 301sc. January, So9sc.;
oats~spots dull but steady; options
easier and dull; December; 2Shc; May.
26c.; spot, NO. z: o rs; NO. "hi'e' Zo7se''
Hay-Quiet and easy; shipping, 6Oa62lac.;
goof to choice, 75a&lac.
Wool-Firm. quiet. and unchanged.
Realistically and quiet; family, $S.JoQS9;
| extra mess. S650uN
Beef Hams-Steady at sl6qsl6.5o.
Tierced Beef-Firm and quiet; city extra
India mess, si0254sl2.50.
Enthusiastically; demand moderate;
picked bellies. s5qs5.12l5; shoulders, 81
hams, $S50a$S75.
Lard-Quiet but lower; western steam,
A15; city. $362i2; December, A.05. nomi-
nalIy; refined quiet; Continent. $3.50; South
American. $3.50; compound, si5oaa625
.s7s. 'N'' anu
Butter-Fancy fairly active and firm;
".
lSIsa2lc.; western dairy, Sal3c.; Elgins,
Eggs-In better demand and Steadier;
State and Pennsylvania, pa Ice
western, per case, s225Q $3.50; southern,
20d21c.; lined, 15i24l6c.
Rosin-Quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon to good, N.9oqsl.s 2R. ,oa-
Turpentine-Dull and easier at 2ll1G2Sc.
Rice-FIrm and unchanged.
Enthusiastically, quiet. and unchanged.
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy hand-picked, $40
sac
Der. $3.50; March. s9.35M $40; May, $50;
September, S9.4j; spot Rio dull and weak;
No Z. sl0.25.
Sugar-Raw steady: demand fair: fair
refining, 27sc refined, off A, 4d4isc. !;
standard A, 4i5c.; cut-loaf. SIC; crushed.
SIC; granulated. 4i2c.
Freights to I.Iverpool-Quiet; cotton, by
steam, lid. grain, 5s. nominally.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. November 1S-Flour-
Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Inactive but frmer; spot and
November, 9ssc. asked; December. S1sc.
bid: steamer No. red. s4ssc. asked; south
ern, by sample, 9o49liac.; southern, on
grade, Sq9lc.
Corn-Dull and easy; spot, November
3OBc. February, Soi1u34c; steamer mixed,
271kG27%c.; southern white, 29H3oc.; south
ern yellow. 2su2ec.
Oats-Quiet and steady; No. 2 white.
26a26ihc.: No mixed, &c. asked.
Ryc-Easy; No. 2. nearby, 42g43c.; No.
western, 44isQi4h
Hay~Firm: choice timothy, s1350asi4.
Grain F'reights-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Quiet at BIC.
coffee-Quiet; No. Z, sl075.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL, November ls.-The
market for wheat ended very strong to-
day. Ever since Friday last the direction
has been downward, and at the opening
to-day the lowest price Of the decline was
recorded. Liverpool opening cables were
lid lower, that being the argument for
the weakness noted at the start. The de-
mand for wheat became greater as the
session progressed. and at the close the
best figures were attained. New York re-
ported sales at that place for shipment to
Australia, and the cash demand In this
market was very good. These were the
bull props and on them an advance OF
2t1c. from the inside took place. Later,
the early loss regalned, material aid COM
ing from that fact.
December wheat opened at from e TO
762zc.. advanced TO 1Slz07s1sc., and closed
at 7siss. -lssaIl%c. higher than yesterday.
Cash wheat was strong and llsulAc.
higher.
The opening decline In wheat carried
weakness to corn. but the rally In the
previously done the latter. Trading was
OF the ordinary sleepy character, the
scalpers doing but little.
May corn opened at 2l5sc., sold between
27ssq27Mc. and z7%uz77sc.. and closed at
2;asc.--i4c. under yesterday. Cash corn was
very weak, and prices were isc. lower.
The oats market leaned to corn rather
than to wheat. prices failing to rally from
the weak spot which appeared at the
| opening May oats closed isMhc. under
Yesterday. Cash oats were easy The bet
ter grades showed no change In price, but
| the poorer were from h4hc. lower.
Q'rovisions.-The grain markets. especial
| ly wheat. governed operations. TO the dis
regard OF the hog market. The opening
was heavy, and subsequently the market
| was Arm. Recessions later took place.