Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-14
GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. November 13.-Flour-
Barely steady and fairly active, without
rye Flour-Dull; choice to fancy. $3.50
BuckwhCat-Quiet.
COrumcal-Quiet.
Rye-Weak; No. 2. 5ehc
Barley-Weak: feeding. 3SdiOc.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. red, 727sc. OPP
lions weak at n decline OF sc, under
lower cables and heavy worlds ship
mcnts. Later the market rallied end
ruled more active on covering. follow
ing reports Of Hessian-fly damage in
Illinois. and the smaller than expected
increase f, the visible supply. Close irm
at net decline Of lsUAc. 10 net adj
vance Of &c: March closed ar 75hc.; May
closed at 1880; December closed at IlAc.
CCrr-SpOt easy: No. ,, 40c. options
easy at unchanged prices, but ruled htin-
er. with wheat, on covering. Close steady
and net unchanged 20 q isc. advance .
May closed mt $3.50; December closed
tOats-spot dull; No. 2. 29c. options
nominal.
Beef-Quiet: mess, $3.50.
cut Meats-Steady.
Lard-Weak; western steamed, $40. Re-
fined easy.
POrll-Ouiet.
Roein-Qulet; strained. common TO good.
I.25NSl.3) -..,~-o
Petroleum-Stoady. 40
Rutter-Strong: western creamery, lSQ
25c: state dairy, IN2ic.
Cheese-Quiet; small, September. color
+ Fe * state and Pennsylvania,
2G2ic.. loss of: western, ungraded, at
Pi5lofatoas-Steady. Jersey sla$L37i5; New
York. Sl01.5C; Long Island - lZi2H1 w.. p
Jersey sweets, $1JodS2.25; southern Sweets
Cabbage-Dun; Long Island, $2aA per
Cotton-By steamer to Liverpool. 2c'.c.
Cottonseed-On-Quiet but firm, on
scarcity Of spot goods; prime crude; III
barrels. 2rsc.; prime simmer nli o-5,S7igc
27il 09sc.: off summer yellow, Agz, i2c.
butter grades. SOC; prime winter "hl-e'
30Q2lc.. do. winter yel0W' "lt'-0'
COttonseed-Alea l-s3TISN. I'll,
Cofeo-The market opened STEADY, WIN
prices unchanged TO points msheI, ailN
though rather tame ~ times, az 10 sPso't
lation. ruled about steady IN tone HloSSS
~ the day. on light covering dem9hd q
from abroad, and support rom al
street. based on encouraging cables IIgli'
E,uronean markets, larger warehouse u',
lfyeries stability OF spot department. M, ~"
predictions Of moderate receipls' ~
r,srkot went of late In the day, uhdet
.auinc bv parties having large interests
~ ao,tor md closed easy and 10 90 20
points net lower, sales. zz'iDV pas7', ~ tn
Guiding November. S.35; December, sl.tV'
enof Rio unsettled and somewhat noini-
ns su.gaT Tli2 Quiet. Refined quiet but
about steady.
THE DRY-GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK. November 13-Bleached
,ottone have made another upward step
T.ow-grade bleached strong. Brown sheel-
irgs and drills without material chdhst
Market strong. at fuil prices DD"'7e a.,
0red cottons strong. Prints nfm ana III
good demand for spring. Glnsi lam :
strong. Some leading makes held at
value. Print-cloths Idle, ar &c lor
regular odd goods in fair demand az OK
IRENE prices. .
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE November B.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged.
Wbeat-DuH and easy; spot and The
north G7at ri677kc.; December, 60l20OS1c.
southern. by sample, tV8O3tzc
CCrn-Firm: mixed, spot, ana the WoIil II,
az. 48I7sc.: November and December new
o. oid' 56a,T367sc.: January and February
9n5G3C2tc.; southern white, 5oH7oe' lot
i'C oEsts-Firm: No. 2 white. SOi5Q3lc.
Rve-DuH: No. ., near by, 564o'c.; NO
" sat- strong strong and unchanged; fine and
coarse gran. $L39 o-1,oc, .
Putfer-Firm; fancy creamery, 20H26c,'
stcre-packed. lial6c.; rolls. l9A-Se.
Cheese-Steady; large, ia l5itc;
Egee-Firm; fresh, 2QZc per Dozen
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CTUCAGO. November 13-Wheat was
weak. on bearish staustics' mus -, ,ir,,
session. but closed steady, on cover lll'S
bv shorts with December lsc. lower an"
Nav unchanged Corn was affected ny
chonging. December closing i.uAc low >
and Nav a shade higher. Ca's closeu u
sbode lower Provisions closed irTe8dhrly
lower January pork losing oc.. january
lard 7i5c.. and January ribs a shade.
THE leading futures ranges as follows
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
De w "'a' ,. .I '6s5iaa 81 as 6slsaN 81 az
May .......70l283s MS 10 az IL as
Dec corn .... no. aHaas 2o5Qa q az
Kay . ...........ssl, SOFAS S2& as's
Dec. -. .'......25i4aH 22as 2lis 22A
May ......239s0A 81 2a's z5Ai
Pee. ..sSl3- ' s53 's!:. ' Sc
,r LSFd l..p. pc. lss lbs .5c7s wees ae5
Dec. ......s9.V $500 eii'tt..ts go
Short Ribs per 100 lbs
Nav ...S5S5 $3.50 S5.32is Sj.32 2
Dec. ......sLs2is A.s2la stS9is sAszl4
Jan. ......SL95 SAD Ns-12 Sf.to
Cash quotations were as follows: No.
yellow corn. 3lAN@2c. Flour easy. No.
spring wheat. 63aG5c.; No. red, 6l4oec.
30. . corn 3l4G3l7sc. No. 2 oats, "a
pic: No. white. 2fW25Hc. No. 2
rye. 49c. No barley. G042c. No. l
haxseed, new. N.2Sla. Prime timothy seed,
~ s50 81 g. Mess pork, per barrel. N.lOtg
tSl5 Lard. per 100 pounds, SM$Jlzlz.
short ribs sides QOose). Ns54so.ZJ. Dry .
sailed shoulders Cboxed). 5l.a5&, saort
clear sides boxed, $5.2bnS.25. Whiskey'
distillers' finished goods, per gallon. Slz5la.
Butter. creamery, 1fu25kc.' dairy, 4dZlc.
Cheese weak az llia0l2hc. Eggs nrm'
fresh lSc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November 81 y. NJ
Cotton-Spot i'm fair demand, prices,
l-82d higher; American middlng, ialr'
li-32d.; good midding. I'D; midding'
3-32d. low middling 3 1920; good ordi-
nary. 3-32d.; ordinary, lI-d2d. Inc
sales OF the day were l2oc0 bales. ~
which 1900 were for speculation ana eN-
port. and included l0loo bales American.
Receipts. GOO bales including o,VO bales
American.
Futures opened firm and closed easy;
American middling. low middllng clause
November, 62-6tn3 63-6fd. sellers; MO-
vember and December, 6l-6iaS 62-6td..
buyers; December and January 3C)-5i1
3 6l-eid.. buyers; January and February