Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
NEW vopx pRoprcr MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, October 30.--Tiour-Dull.
freely offered. and easy; winter wheat,
low grades, $f.s5n2. 20; fair 10 choice fancy.
81. t0a21O patents. 2.s5A2g; Minnesota
clear. 2l0o2D patents. Sl5n3Oo: low
extras, 81. Sya2 no. Southern -four dull ana
easy: common to fair extra, S2.lOaS0o;
good TO choice do. Sl0d3S
Wheat-Dull but firm and &n1c. up; No.
red. store, and elevator. 55hc.; aioat;
9.as7sc. higher; No 2 red. closing, october.
1Ac.; December, Si.c.; March, 59isc..
May. e0Ac
Corn-Dull but frmer; No. p 6ohc. in
elevator; Coo. aiioat. Options more active,
irm. and lQlkc. higher; November. 5sNc.;
December 56&4c.; January, 69sc.; May,
55iac.
oats-Dull but firmer: options fairly ac-
tive and stronger; october. 32i2c.; De-
cember, 33lzc.: January. 3issc.; May. 8sc.;
spot. No. 2. 32IsaS2xc. No. 2 white, S6lec..
mixed, western. S2ta0S2&c.; white do. SeP
39ikc.
Hay-Cholce fairly active; steamer ship
Wool--In moderate demand and steady;
domestic fleece, iTg22c.: pulled. l2li3ic.
Beef-Dull; family, $l0Cdi2o: extra
mess. S.ceus0. Beef hams inactive at
sl7Oogl7jO. Tierced beef dull; city extra
India mess fl600Ml650.
Cut-Meats-Quiet and easy: picked bel
lies. $50: shoulders. S.37LaS.J0; hams,
81 00G9jO: middles nominal
Lard-Quiet and steady; western steam.
nomlnaIy: January. sis. Refined dull
Continent. S75; South America, $500
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess, N375@
l45O
Butter-Qulet and steady; state dairy.
| i3q22c.; do. creamery. l7@23c.; western
dairy. l3dl6c.: creamery. l5u23hc.; do. Eli
gins. SIac
Petroleum-Stesdy: refined. New York.
| Sl5; Philadelphia. $50. do. in bulk. s26ol9
Rosin-Quiet and firm: strained. COM
mon 10 good. sliOI,l.i %.
Turpentine-Quiet at 2slgM2ec.
Rice-Steady and I'm moderate demand f;
domestic, fair to extra. iAq57sc.; Japan,
| fspiAc.
| Molasses-ForeIgn nominal; New Or
| leans open kettle. good to choice. Gl36c. f;
market moderately active.
| Peanuts-Easy.
Coffee-Options strong, closing 1890
points up; November, sl2.S5dl2.ao: January.
| $ll 4dil.1j; March. Nl.05Gll30; May,
| $40 90qll.05. Spot Rio duh but steady; No.
| I, $500
Sugar-Raw steady but dull: fair refin-
| ing lower and fairly active; Off \. 3i,fD
| 4 Lice: standard A, 4 3-lGiiAc.; cut-lo.f.
| i&Gt l5-l6c.; crushed. 4&Qs 5-l6c.; granu-
| lated 4 3-l6qHsc.
| Freights TO Liverpool-Quiet and firm
| cotton. 7-64d.: grain. iiad.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE. October SO-Flour-Dull
! and unchanged.
Wheat-srtong: No. red. spot. and Oc-
| tober, 64lsl5s4sc.; December 55isg6J'sc.
| May. 59%9G0c steamer, No red, Sc.
bid: milling wheat. by sample. 5jc.
| Corn-Strong, mixed, year SIC. bid Jam
uary. 5i4c bid; southern white, Jog54c
Oats-steady; No. white. western. 3s,kc.
asked No. ? mixed do, &c. asked.
| Rye-lnactve: No. 2. 52ra5Jc.
| Hav-steady: good to choice timothy.
Grain Freights-Qulet but steady and I'M
| changed
Butter-Frm and higher; creamery
| fancy, 24d2jc
Lard-Fsncy. lsc store-pac1ed, i20l3c.
| Eggs-Steady AT lsc.
| Coffee-Quiet: No. T. $500
| Others unchanged.
| CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. October 30.-Wheat made a
| gain of 3sa@c. In price to-day and the
| bulls now profess TO have seen the last OF
| low prices. To New York and st. LOUIS
| Is due the credit of starting the advance.
| although the local crowd were taking 4
prominent part in the late buying move
ment. The English cables. which were on
| hand at the opening. were firm, and New
| York reported buying in their market by
| foreigners. while they in turn were pick
| ing uD wheat in this market. 81. Louis,
| not TO b. behind with bull news, re.
| ported Texas stocks getting low and
| millrrs in that State taking their supplies
| from Missouri and Kansas. The same town
| was reyiving the wheatfeedlng stories for
| the purpose OF enthusing the Chicago bulls.
| The strength eliminated at the close. Il
| general desire TO buy being noticeable.
| December wheat opened at 52iSc., sold be-
tween 52H52i, and 527sc., and closed at
| 52b.D525sc.. with the gain already men
| toned Cash wheat was In good demand
and strong. Prices showed an advance OF
| he
| Corn had another day OF strength, actiyi-
| ~. and interest. The news was all bull
| ism. The corner at Liverpool. where spot
| corn showed an advance of Dad. since yes
| terday, a. per Board Of Trade quotations.
| had sentimental effect in helping prices
| here. May corn opened ut from JDii 10
| J0i5c, advanced To 5lSsc. fell back TO and
| closed az 5li2c-lMlhc. higher than
| Yesterday. Cash corn was strong. Prices
were up i2alc. per bushel and closed at
| the outsid-.
oats took part in the general upward
| trend. The buying was largely 70 cover
| shorts, who felt III at ease with the other
| grains advancing. The trade hld nothing
J ing of i general character. May closed
! &c. higher than yesterday. Cash oats
were i9c. higher
Provlsions-The trade in product was
| listless and inclined to drag. There was
| little of strength In the live-hog market
ut the yards. and provisions had nothing
| TO direct them at the start. few selling
| orders found no bids and prices settled
| back, but afterwards received something
| OF nrmness from grain. The close was
| 501nc higher than yesterday for January
| pork. sc higher for January lard and lt1c.
| higher for January ribs. Domestic mar
| kets were firm.
The leading futures ranged as follows: