Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
NEy WORK. PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK ODO
NEW YORK. November l@-rlourn
Quiet and steady: city-mill patents, 100
ass; do. clears, 1906 5; Minnesota pa
tents, Sass. 40; bakers. A.2eg$i.4o; WHIT
patents. s5QS5.2 Is; do. s%traights,
do. extras, S.4Dg$4.
Rye F1our-Dul.
Buckwheat Flour-Quiet at Sl,45qN'w'
Buckwheat-Quiet at 97q3S l-2c.
Corn-Meal-Steady; yellow WESTERN
&C.; city. t4c. ozso
Rye-Steady; NO. 2 western, Sv@O'A
Rarley-Steady; feeding, 2o1-2c.
Barley Malt-Western. 5S16Oc.,
Wheat-Spot firm; No. 2 red, W f-oc'
Options opened weak under pulllsh Ca
bles. later advanced sharply, on coVerlhs
induced by higher Northwest MARKERS,
and closed firm at a l-Sc. advance 70 q
1-Sc. decline later on May. sales lhcluueu
No. 2 red. December, 96 $3.50, closlnSi
May closed 90 1-2c.; November closeu
96 1-Sc. o,t,ors
opened steady and advanced slightly, win
wheat. afterwards eased off under rea-
lizlng. and closed partly 1-Sc. net lower;
May closed 80 3-Sc.; December cioSeN
oats-spot firm; No. 2, 25q25 l-2c: o2-
tions dull but steady at a l-sc. net ad-
vance; December closed JIG;
realistically; bran, 81 l-2a6Sc;; miu-
ding; 750@gWi .2c sbib TSe lee 4oai SS
Ho1s-Steady; State, common to choice
1886 crop, acc.
Hides-Steady.
Lea~ther-Steady.
RH~eef-Steady; family, s9ay10; extra mess
81 50G IS: beef hams, 3. 2Oq$2.2o; city extra
India mess, $12a$1f. ~,
Cut-Meats-Firm; picked pelies. ohI-g
&c.: picked shoulders' o0f|'' P
hams, 71-2Q7 3-ic. o,osooa,
Tard-Ouiet: western steamed closed at
81. so IL; refined quiet. ~
Pork-Dull; mess, SS.Z5uSS; shofl Oiea''
s1Od$12.2 5; family, SllqSlZ. IAN
o2c do. factory, 10Ql3c.; Elgins' &C.
imitation creamery, 12al7c.; State garry
l2GDOc.; do. creamery, Haze; ~
Cheese-Quiet; large %colored, SepteihDei,
Size; small colored,, septemDe, 6ncto.
large. October. S1-SaSl-4c.; SMALL oo'o-
o1 Tr;gss|Steady state and Pennsylvania
9O02Sc.: western fresh, &c.
Potatoes-Steady; New YORK. N'''pS-'
sweets, $l.50aS2.
pat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. United closed 7oc.
hid. refined. New York. $40.
Rosin-Steady; strained, common 10
gP %Su1ripentine-Easy at 81 l-2as2c.
Rice-Quiet.
EErainhts-Strong; cotton, by steam. &c;
grain. by steam, 41-2c.
TnnoafOfG-Pe DOA vi OAdNNs
to quality, s1QS2.0.. mar
"Csbbage-Long Island and Jersey, psi
hundred, $4A.
Cnttonseed-Oil-Dull and weak.
Cofee-Options opened quiet WIN prIEe9
< noints higher; ruled firmer on covering
and government buying. higher European
Quotations. and moderate receipts ~
santos. and closed inactive at a onaV
noints net advance; sales includlng De
ccember' go; March, S:S5. Spot Gomez
en- SaSv. No. 7. invoice. Sc 80; No. Z.
iiobh,ng 81: mild dull, Cordova, S:JqSlt
JVsSuUoaI1Raw firm; fair refining. 3 5-lGc. ;
refined firm.
NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, November 1S.-The dry
Goods market closed without change IN
sny direction from the dull eondluohs
"",hich have prevailed during the week;
TTbara is a dearth of store-trading. n
The mail orders throughout the entiie
week have been light. The weakening IN
cotton goods shows no abatement. fuin,-
cloths close particularly weak, win niue
interest taken by buyers. In wooilen ana
worsted goods the situation Is u~ncnanseo.
n being Impossible TO purchase any large
amounf OF goods for 1898, since sellers Will
not exhibit STYLES on m marx mount noun, Of
trading. In light-weights. In staple COT
Tons the market shows no decided urn
ness. Print-cloths close very dun at S'-o0'
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. November I.IWheat was
s,ow throughout the day. and very irregu-
lar. december closed where It dld fri-
day. at &c. over May and at H1sci mess Ds-
rrnnine II Is said. out OF the strictness
agf ro tbe Inspection department. Corn was
ON F., and prices lost hGs-sc. on the day.
| oats showed a decline OF &c. pIr ne ma1s
49, featureless, and a shade owe imam
Friday. 5000 % follows:
nn.n,us. aignest. Lowest Closing.