Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-23

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buckwheat -four STEADY.
Buckwheat-ouiet.
C~ornmeal-Steady. =
Rye-Ouiet; Nc. 2 western, 90 l-Zc' C. Z" !
Buffalo. 90 TO = I.
Buffalo: barley malt steady . rod
Wheat-Spot market firm; NO. z reu'
90 1-4c. {. o. b. afloat; options opeheu InT,oaSJ
under big Northwestern IePon' an better
and were generally firm all day. on petsGd
iate cables. small addition to the Nlslpl'
sunply and covering, and closed tdsed
net higher: No. 2 red, Decempel' ~
81 i-lc.; May closed 80 5-sc. . a.1-sc
~Corn-spot market steao ayd,vanced with
wbeat and on cables, but eased OF neds
IN close and was finally ~han
| from saturday.: December clo9eu ''
Nav closed "a n-16434 7-Sc. oDt,ons
O~ats-Spot quiet; Mo- Dp1,, partIv
rooIected and easy all day, cioslng PaiNy
a 1-4c. lower. DecemDer oi''
GGuuttINSatsEEasy: picked bellies, 5000
81 -: picked shoulders 800 no. h"nnS'
$l1CgS' sSS;eadv. western steamed, SAT- Il;
0d~anber nominal; refined steady; III
DecempSr y. south American, S515; COM
pound. SAP 1-2q$4.Sf L.
PPo,TrkorCSteady western creamery, iag
no. Tioine 93c, imitation creamery, lZgl
&c ELSIE dairy. 1262Oc.; do. creamery
nc. SAdAC hbNJ'
ltg4baese-Dull; large white. September
9 &c small do, 8 l-4c.; large coIoieI'
septembe1r' 8 e 1c2c.; small small. d October. 5 i-5c:;
UUobt ekims. cafe: part skins, say
{ &c full skins, 2 1-2qic; .ua,,.on,o
. EEScsLSteady: State and pennsylvania
2o925c.: western. fresh, &c; 90 ~ ,-96o
Potatoes-Firm; New YORK '%V'
W P5eetroieum-steady; refined New YORK *
., a.. PbiIadelphia and Baltimore, Sh"'
IN P6ogl;Rn,Isieady: strained, s14Oasl45.
Turpentine-Firm at S2aS2 l-Zc'
Rice-Quiet.
Enthusiastically.
NoGaaN 0ntions opened steady at a 10
,Niuts decline and ruled generally weak
bnt more active under lquldatlon, IeloM-
ing unfavorable cables, eNpeJteu de-
brazilian shipments. ana slach sPot ~
n,and closing steady at a 1OX2O points net
inee ar at the lowest point OF the ses-
sion: closed steady but 10 points IoM
sales. S2.5C0 bags, including DecSmpei 90
e. i06s515: spot conee-Rio nominal; 81.
: bio So. q. No. 7 tobbers. S6.75; mild dun;
cardova. s8.5Oa$S75; sales, 800 bags Mex
can. 100 bags Maracaibo, and 10 bags
Central American. o,u p LILO
Sugar-Raw firm; fair reIhlng, wv
centrifugal @6-degree tesp' "'-oc'' '
Oil-Steadier; sales of prime
ummer yellow reported at q 1-2c.; prime
crude, 1Sa1S 1-4c.; prime summer yello"'
u I-4d2l 1-2c.: off summer yellow, &c
Cabbage-Long Island and jersey per
100. S3d$4.
NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET
ZEN YORK. November Z2.-The market
for ~dry-goods opened with conunued uulI
Conditions. although there has been no
sagging in the market OWING 70
he fact that the concessions mace Dy
manufacturers have reached Their llmLt.
There are no elements of strength IN th1
market. while on the other mana snldA
orders are reported in all directions.
The situation i'm woollen goods SHOWS
no change for the moment manufacturers
TO make any concession III
nrices. Mems wear fabrics and dress
goods are i'm extremely light demand,
h1t this is TO be expected. Brown ana
bleached goods are reported in some quar-
ters as being freer Of inquiry.
In print-cloths the market has ruled ouli
there being no sales yet at the nomlhal
price of 2 5-l6c., and the bid for extras
an 2 lie. being somewhat less numerous
han they were at the close of the week.
In prints there has been no stronger mar
ket reported.