Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-10
GENERAL MARKETS.

GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, November 9-Flour-Easy;
heavy transactions for South Africa re-
ported on private terms; rumored shade
under quotations. one concern bought
$1,000 packages.
! Rye Flour-Steady.
Buckwheat Flour-Quiet.
Buckwheat-Quiet.
Cornmeal-Firm.
| Rye-Dull; No. 2, 42c.
Wheat-spot firm; No red 7ic. Or
tiOns opened weak, at decline or i-tt
account, and further declined l-ig5-ec :
under local liquidation in the absence Oh
outside support and in anticipation OF a
bearsh government report t9- NOR, lo 1Sc
close easy. at net decline or l-Fti--c
March closed 76 3-Sc.; May closed 10 o-ec. ;
December closed 21-Sc; oo O.,,,r,
Corn-Spot firm; No. ?. 40 Csc. Options
opened easy at 1-4c. decline, uhuer " WI
closed steady at a 1-Sc. net advance M1s
| closed IS 5-Sc.; December, 81 lac
! Oats-Spot quiet: track mixed, western
9O03lc Options nominal; no business
c CUT Meeats|Quiet; picked bellies. e1-i@
Lor;d-ouiet; western steamed closed O. e
5.45: city, S15; November closeu S0'o''
nominally: refined quiet.
Pork-Dull. ..-,--
Butter-Firm: western creamery, 1Sa25c
State dairy. 1908 lie. o..,.. d..
Cheese-Steady; large, September, finest
u Eess-Firm: State and Pennsylvania.
22d23c; western ungraded, at mark Iig
i'f Potatoes-steadier; Jerseys, SGN.27 -;
New York. Sl0S150: Long Island, sllz129
| 81 81 -. Jersey sweets. Sl.5O8s2.25; south
e crabbage-DulI; Long Island, s2ass per
&C Cotton-By steam, TO Liverpool, % lie.
! Petroleum-Firm.
| ROsin-Dull
nrpentine-steady.
| Cottonseed- Oil-Quiet: prime ciude'
tanks. Nq22c.; butter grades. 29c.
Coffee-Options opened firm at an az
vance OF 5 to 10 points. and continue1 70
improve all day. on very acun Ee s ,nESSr
ment buving. local covering, ana support
from abroad. Bullish sentiment nourlshed
on strong cables. light receipts large de-
IIveries. and urgent spot demand. tlose
firm, at net gam OF ~ 10 , - pO,tleT
e. fe55s5 "a. January. s5.60dsJ.70. Spot Rio
drrner. No. Z. invoice. 6 3-sc.; No. Z. 10b-
bing. Use. Mid firm; Cordoya' 9S-iY
snSar-Raw steady. but quiet: fair re-
fning, 3l3-16c.; centrifugal go 1esreeS
test Slice. molasses sugar, 05-loc'i re-
fined steady
THE DRY-GOODS MAKhLi'
NEW YORK, November 9.-The market
for cotton goods without material chanss.
General demand SUI aneaa Oi GU iS,,i
drills scarce and strong foIr-yari
sheetings also strong. Print-ciolhs5 IN ~
changed and idle. Wide gray GOODS IA
f fena bea az iu but fh firm; fair demand.
Denims ticks. ulalds. and other coarse
colored cottons against buyers. Cot On
! hosiery and underwear III bOVu Soii's II,
tlon; well sold for spring. ana hrm III
price
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. November 9.-Flour-
Wbeat-steady at the decline; spot and
the month, 6SAd6Shc.; December 6JaW
C97sc: southern by sample, 62a6shc,
Corn-Very duh; mixed spot, ana n IL inc n
month. S7std38c.: December. 31ssd5I%c; :
| November and December, new or 9ldl
| 96slf27c. January and February, %124
35@tc.; southern white, $5gSsc. for new
Oats-F'rm: No. white, 3O09lc
Rye-Dull and easier; No. 2, near ny
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
| Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Butter-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO, November 9.--An increase In
stocks a languid foreign demand, and
! the weakness OF Liverpool to-day result
ed I'm wheats touching the lowest point
of the recent decline. Covering by shorts
late in the session, however, advanced
the price, December closing unchanged,
and May &c. lower. Corn was firm, on
light country offerings, December closing
&c and May &c. up. Provisions showed
strength, with higher holding prices,
closing 2isc. over yesterday. oats closed
N,rba Iaading futures ranged as follows.
opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
Dec neat ....- .I 'sSgta4 sslbaH s7ss0A SgsaA
May ...-..72ls IT'S T& Y
pee eSFn i... no. X asab 81 0% sl4q%
Jan. ...."9isQ4 Sgs45l S05s 20Ba3l
May .......S2esa4 S2@lg7s S2S 1924
R R eats. no: 4o@ sssfgo* 2 ss.sS
Ness Pork, per bbl-
Dec ....SS.20 $50 $3.50 SS22is
May .....ssso sss21a $50 $50
Lard, per 70 lbs ,
Dec. ....$.-5 $j.07i2 500 SWia
Sn@, ...S.iS ss3S So &e al:
short RIBS s, Per 100 l6s.- 8, OH ..es
5 RsS. ...s5S :5 sos SS S s5oSs
Cash quotations were as follows: No: 2
yellow corn, 3lAQ3lAc. Flour easy. no.
3 spring wheat, 62nJftc.; No. 2 red, 6sltn
SOC. No. corn 32q32Ac. No. oats, 2Z80
23Ac.; 40. white. 2JzQB itc; No. white,
2iLQ &c No 2 rye, &c. No. barley $50
4}c No. 1 naxseed new, <l.G44. Prime
timothy seed. sos Mess pork, per barre,
yT.754$325 Lard per 100 pounds, SOl1W
s517ih Short rib sides Qoose). NSJuS 81;
| dry-salted shoulders boxed, S.37izukl.51.
short clear sides (boxed). Sj2o6S.2j. Whis-
! KEY. distillers finished goods, per gallon,
| 81 23ia Butter firm; creamery, 1Jp24c. /;
| dairy, 1fn21c. Cheese steady at 1llz9lZizc
| Eggs steady at lSc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL November 9.-Cotton-
| Spot good business done: prices full ;
| American middling. fair, I'D. good mid
| ding, l3-32d.: m.ddling. 7-32d.; low mid
ding, l3-32d: good ordinary, N-32d. I;
| ordinary, zt-32d. The sales Of the day
| were 1900 bales OF which l,0O0 bales were
| for speculation and export, and included
u 500 bales American; receipts, 1900
| bales. including 21O0 bales American.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet;
| American middling, lOw-middling clause,
| November, 81 S-648f 9-G4d., sehers; No
| vamber and December. sid. sellers:
December and January. 4 6-sifl4 7-eid, buy
ers: January and February. 5-6iQi Sid,
| buyers; FEBRUARY and March, 45-64d.,
| BUYERS: March and April, 6-eid., sellers |.
April and May, i-efffi std, buyers:
| Nav and June, sf-s4q4 SID, buyers