Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-07
NEW YORK pRopucE MARKET.


NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. November s-r f,a3ep,
quiet S,z and nc M'nasseta saRers s5g5s
winter patents. Sass %; 90; as stI n ao
4.eodA.i5; do. extras, S.4o9$S'"; oo' ~"
Rye FiousEouiet; fancy, <:scass. 80;
Buckwheat Fiour-Quiet AZ si.DeSi'"'
Buckwheat--Quiet at ylgioc. nuc
orn-Meal-Dull yellow western eV~
Rve-Dull: No. 2 western. 1sc.
Bariey-Firm at 2Sc. bid.
Barley Malt-Steady. cura
Wheat-spot firm; No. 2 red, sl.W %;
OPTIONS opened firm on puilsh ,ppeaa
and better cables than expec,sn' . red
strong at a 1-2g1c. advance an NC
November closed &C.: December ~ 20,
Corn~spot firm; No. 2. 50 S-4c. optlons
opened quiet, but firm AL the ne. ,rhaat
on light receipts, sympathy WIN slS1se'
and steady cables. and ciosea o. ,9e-
net higher; November cioseo Oh i-'S''
cemser sl0sed r m No No. O. Al.2c. Options
onist hut steady. with the other markets.
closing i-4c. net higher. 40
Hay-Steady; shipping Sfasi'"' soou ~
choice. S4s7.
Hops-Steady.
Hides-Quiet.
Leather-Quiet.
Wool-Quiet.
1G,e,tsilNestsIsteady: picked beliies, 6l-2
aSc.: picked shoulders. eS-fc'' hans'
iard-steady; western steam closed
Sc 80; refined steady ,o,zx.. faniiv
Pork--Dull; short clear Sivesi'' A"''
siI ES,,st tier: western creamery; l4w
% I DC do factory, lOa13c:; Elgns,
q 1-2c.; imitation creamery, lYn al.c, ''"'0
dairy, 12G2Oc do: cream amer 49, 7-sc: small
r,bita e1-4G9 PC: large colored, S3,4c.'
small colored. 91-4q9 l-2c.; part shiih''
Si-9a7c.; full skins, 31-2g4c .,,,,o
Eggs-Steady; State and Penhsy'a"i"'
lsd2lc.; western fresh, zVc.
Potatoes-Ncw quiet.
Cottonseed- Oii-weak; prime crude
Is 1-2Ql9c., do. yellow, 2lq2l l-2c.
Petroleum-Dull. 90
good. 81 40Ns1 40. 1905, o,
Turpentine-Quiet at 3O9Sl l-zc;
Rice-Ouiet: fair to extra. 1895 Lie:
Freights-Firm; steam, 2Sc.; grain' ny
steam. Aid. -. - IN
Tomatoes Dox OF cioee' 90
quality, Sl0$1.25.
Cabbage-Per 100, $3qA. -
Coffee-Options opened steady at an au-
vance of 541o points, ruled larry h hett
European advices than expected anu
steadier spot markets, causing GOVERNS
and improved speculative puyiis' ai ~,
cosed firm at net advance OF ~ 10 ~
noints: sales. 1900 bags. including no.
yyember s.: December, $5.7O9s5. 80. spot
coffee: Rio firm. No. T. invoice, sooo' =, 10 -,
ISIS. u.a,,,. ara
as 1-16c. refined STEADY.
NEW YORK DRY-GOODs MARKET.
NEW YORK. November 6--The close OF
the week finds continued unsatisfactory
conditions In the dry-goods market. Inc
print-cloth report is very discourdslng.
The sales for the week nave peen Only
l73.0O0 pieces, or when put usv y,, Low
sixty-four squares, at the normally Tow
nrica of 5-16c. Some duness is iepoIt
ed in all cotton lines Buyers oont viaiS
the market in large NUMBERS anu man ma,
orders are scant Both brown ana pleach.
"a Goods are slow and coarse colored
cations are without feature. Pnh.s Gnu
ginghams show no improvement anu ~ sro
business passing is In the shape OF spiiI5
trading for skirting and the hhe. III
wooIlens. the market is quiet, the buying
Of heayy-weights being stiil "iuihoiu'
while orders are small.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. November 6.-f'l L9I.o Jul
and lower; western supernne, s-:p vI ~. *.
ira. &35q&.10; do. famlly, sd.oVgv,;;,v,
winter-wheat patents q sohSos;ry5. "a M
'wbeat-steady; spot. 81 1-4q97 s-Sc.; De-
cember. 81 1-2697 3-4c.; May 80 l-zc. a 49,
steamer No. 2 red, 81 S-4qsZe.' sou a'rade
wheat by sample, 9OasSc. do.' Oh s'aue'
" c s,r spot, 81 -4Gsi 1-2c; Deem m;
her, 81 5-SfCs1 7-Sc.; December 90 o. i ioc
al 7sc': steamer mixed, ~ La 49, IT,
southern white corn, % S-1c'' w.
o. S SateoTF No. 2 white, 21G42c.
Rye-Steady; No. 2 nearby, SSc'
Hay--Easier. o,a nm
Butter-steady and unchanged
Eggs-Firm: fresh, 1SQlS l-Zc.
Cbeese-Steady and unchanged.
Whiskey-Steady and unch2hseu.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, November 6-l mere was TO !.
turn in the tide of the wneat mar Tor
| H., The market showed strength, ~
| the first time in week, Decenper cio SiIs55
| nc higher. The crop reports rom oi i1
end Missouri were sensauona'ly pau, e a.,u
drove shorts to cover, UInTr ~ No. oats Corn
~ n,nsed iSGi1-4c. higher. oats lac. hlgher'
and provisions 1-2Q6c. higher c,,os.
leading futures ranged as foilows'
Opening. hignest Lo"e'L C'osih''
| WHEAT-Nc.2. 49,
S Sscs%Ssr. ssisli;a;a4,s o4M essl asM
nSv .9iA s!A eiA Ola
| CoRS-Ko ..
! November. 2oH see .S577Sssoa az
! Decem DER =. 20 :oI4 oo,Iaa< oozS
| May.... 293. % ~o'sA'4 -''s
OATs-No. ..
| December.... nv ieAaB nyKTaa ~, 80
| May........... ZitS - AIe'E 80
MESS PORK-Per bbL
| Decen berB75o SOY ss'sSsS 1919
| January. 800 o'oo GIN o'o%a
LARD-Per 100 Ips
Decern oer..s4e5 si27,s sLg2ls $40
| january. 3Ik A.4o to',s f'ao
SHORT RIBs-Per 100 IDS.
nsa.n,n.r s4.45 s4.45 s442lS 81 40
Jsnusry,.. A.45 4.41M 4.45 AS
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
firm. No. 2 yellow corn, e l-Sc; NO. :
snring wheat, S7QS71kc.; No: spring
Sthaa1 sc: No. red, 81 Use. No. 2 corn,
ssI-Sc No. oats. lsi9qlsAc,; No.
White, lssl@2oc; No rye, 1ic. No !! bar n
| BRINE timothy seed, s2.65. Mess pork bel