Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-11
NEW vonx pRopucE MARKET.

NEW YORK PHopNNb MhHE
NEW YORK, October n-fl9ur wea Az
grades, 81 sir2t0; fair 10 fancy, 2@mg;@;
natents ~ esI5 10: Minnesota clear. 2lop
sS: patents, 81. &ou3 10: low extras s.sSV
40 southern -four dull , ana o "eak; com ~
mon to fair extra. NlVa3'"' soou ~
choice do, $l.l0u3O 20. 49,. .,,.,.
Wheaf-DulI: red winter. 4llc. higher
and scarce; closing firm; No. 2 red: store
and elevator. 6S'1g ,saGii; an aIuancpna Ia
Lc,. and closing steady, snhc undsr
YESTERDAY. spectators waiting for govern
ment rcport: october. 59sc.; December
SIZE: May, Glsc.; June, b2lsc. .,,os.
o6 c0Tnp 9T AND Nd. ow Sic YIN" in cievator
;sTsc. anoat. Options opened weak ana
declined IeGA.c, following the Wes,' WIN
trading slow, and closed si urn: 49, az
Oats-Dull but firm. Options lower but
steadv. October. s2i.c.; December, sc
January. axe: May, 1isc.; spot, NO. .
sshc: 10. white, Sehc; mixed western
S3isc; white do. SshiOc. 49,. a.oaa,,.
Haydn better supply am av sl917s s.e"''
WaoIeIn moderate demand and steady;
domestic fleece lsa2ic.; pulled; l5gAc
mess, ssOOqsjo: beef hams duiI az $50 49,,
tiercsd beef quiet; city extra india mess
''G cu,l Meats-ouiet and weak; pc6ied bel
lies. ,s,c.; shoulders. sage; hams, SAG
l0c; mlddles nominal. ...., .,oor,
Lard-Qulet and steadisr western ,sI "a s'e f,'
closing. S7.9Jd800: city. N.5s'2d 80 - " ~
lions ouiet; refined quiet; Continent SSS,
south America. $50; compound %'V"g
Pork-In fair demand and steady; mess
tI5tIi5OO: extra prime, N+p. -.
Buttor-Firm but unsettled state GaiIS'
f,J2gc.: creamery, i1124c.; western dalry,
i96l7c.: creamery, l5g2iisc.; Elsins. I4g
Gottonseed oil-Dull and weak; crude
&c: yellow. &c. 49, vo.,,
as as '''''''S''"'' '''' ,,,,,,,
RosIn-Quet and firm; strained common
TO good. sl.30ql55 ,oo,,0,,.
Rlce-Firm domestic, 57sc.; Japan, fSp
Molasses-Foreign nominal: New Or
leans open-kettle, good 70 choice, Zluooc.'
market moderately active and steady.
CoffeeCOptions opened steady and closed
firm l542o points up; December. 25q
| II 10. March. $40 760lO15: May, sl0.odlO.6o;
spot rio dull but steady; No. l. $l5.W
Sugar-Raw dull and unchangsd; reh ine !
auiet and steady: off \. ij-l5Gi 9-l'c :
standard A. 1 7-isd45sc: cut-loaf so
S-l6c: crushed. 5q5 S-lsc.; granuiated
| 4 7-l6C4%c .l,.
Frslkhts 20 liverpool-Dui anu "edN'
| cotton. 7-6+d; gram ~ hoIilna'S,
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. October l0.-Flour
| Wheat- STEADY: No. . red. spot and DC
| tober 53i.G53atc.; December. ao'sg2oAc
Nav eD1s GiGOSsc.; steamer. No. red. Olsc,
bid: milling. by sample. 55c.
Corn-Dull; MIXED, spot ana V .St,,s,c
| 54isc bid: year, JOi4do0'sc.; will'e' o'"V'0''
| vai,ow 51459c -
| Oats-Fsiriy active at steady prices; No;
| > white. WESTERN. 3iL2 d3iHc.; No. mixed
| do. 32d32i2c.
Hay-Firm; good to choice timothy. SiZ'"
| ni2 81
Grain Freights-Weak and lower o.o,
| Butter-Steady: creamery, fancy Zols
| pc; ladle, fancy. i6gl1c.' store'paeNe''
| iidl5c
Eggs-Firm at lac:
| Other articles unchanged,
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO I'LL, October O.-WhsA'
| WAS In d narrow nut today, no one "isn.
| ing 10 take any great CHANGES on w
| government report, although y was -
| rally believed that there would pe nothlis
| in il calculated to help prieeA me Yp,n-
| ing and the first ten or hfteen minutes
| were the most active periods, ana wets
mads noteworthy ny the selling OF ions
| wheat. With an Indifferent support coming
tr radi' mai ceased the market hung
| around one price throughout the halahe
| Of the session, with the oil o. times al,
| most deserted. December wheat opsheu
| AZ ANc sold betwe 53Ns and OSisgoJrc.'
| and closed at 50 ac.--isc. under YESTERDAY
| Cash wheat was In moderate de'ns'lu
! Prices ruled steady. without change from
| yesterday. -,
| C5rn~A decided preference for the sell,
| ing side was apparent In the corn MARY
| tn-dov. This held good above 5Oc. ioi
| Nav hut the absence OF 'stop-loss otuet'
| when that figure was reached gaHe
different phase 10 tho sentiment anu III
| duced buying Owing 70 the eNp'ene,
| improvemeut in the condition or NE CIoi
,Yhich the government report wOuli give
| here WAS less strength than othrrwis
might have been. The trade, howsYst
was inclined to await the o'hc.ai an
aloof fran The market May corn ope ra,
| a, from $685. 10 JOl.c. declined 70 1oc', raj
lid ana closed At 50c.-t.c. under yss,er
Iay' Cash corn sold at decline OF &c
9otsA bearIsh feeling prevailed in oats
| although prices did not suffer matsfiauy
tho close Being unchanged from YESTERDAY
| and although the 0ulk or the ou9'I ~, ,
was at fractionslly lower prices, ~
| range was within very narrow limits th
cba2r.g beiuR in response TO the ACTOR
| NJ uheat and corn Cash oats Wsr
traded In at prices averaging i4c' unue
yesterday. bo,s a, IN
Yards was fully 400 less than figured on
The opening market at that placG pen.
firm at the close, strong, ana nIsu.i
| I-rJor these circumstances. product wa
higher throughout the entire day III
amount Of business transacted ne'n
small. ana without signiicance as
| character. At tho close January porB WIZ
| i0r, above yesterdays final figures. Janl
ary lard 7lac. higher, and January I'D
&c. higher. ,o,,ous.
Opening. Highest. Lowest CLOSING
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