Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, October 22.-Mr Alexan-
der HarthIll. in his weekly circular. says:
Light receipts rather lighter: sales or
Burey larger; sales Of Green river filters
privately and dark tobaccos at auction
at generally unchanged figures were IN"
leading features OF the market this week
Smoksrs-ORerngs Of rcd and colory
were liberal. and PRICES without change
the decline noted last week not being
recovered The better grades OF bright
Red F'illers-Offerings were about on
the same scale as last week. Common
and mediums were steady at the decline
Of last week. Better grades were very
scarce. SHOWING no mar:ted change, and
Colony Filler--ORsrings were largely
common and medium. eth marked alb
sence Of anything good - fine. Mediums
were most in demand hut quotations OF
all grades unchanged.
Cutting-Offerings showed few fine with
mostly common and m'dium, for which
there was good demand at unchanged
figures. Bright strippers were exception
ally strong. demand ahead Of supply.
Old Burley-Oferings rather larger, but
prices being unsatisfactory 10 sellers,
were mostly rejected.
Green Rivers-ORerings larger this week
at auction, with more animation IN bid
ding, In consequence probably OF inc
large sales privately OF 1909 h1gsheads
| last week and - hcssheads this week
owing 10 the prospect OF a short crop this
year At auction prices were as foiiows:
3G4Iac.: medium, Ego; good sd7c.; leaf
common. 516e,; medium. 74sc.; good 9~
Darks-onerlngs much heavier this
week Chiefly Tugs and common Leaf.
suitable for EXPORT. Condition generally
good, Prices about the same. with SOME
speculative buying by home traders pre-
dlcated on a small crop OF darks this year
Good and fine leaf. when offered which Is
seldom. sells fun up TO late quotations.
All others nearer inside figures this week.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. October 2.-Flour weak
and freely offered, winter wheat low
grades. sl.s5a2p; fair to taney, V S @,r
steady but weak; common y fair, extra
s. 10000, good to choice. $4,000.
Wheat-Dull but hrner for red winter;
anoat. 5sk Q57c. options advanced a.
declined &c. rallied &c. and closed hrm'
l.Gssc. below Saturday; october, J!isc.;
December. 1881; March. $3.50; May
Gorn-Dull but firm; No. ?, 574c., in
elevator size, afioat. Options dull, al,
yancing ssH}sc declining A0@sc., and
closing steady at Saturdays PRICES; Oc-
tober. 56s.c.; December 5iisc.; January
Gats-Dnli and easier. options MOLE
rately active: october, &C.; December,
53'sc.: January. Siisc.; May %1ic.' spot;
No. z. 3Zc, NO. "hlVe' ''7-''' ma
fIay-Quiet and steady.
Wool-Dul but steady. with demand
poor; pulled 1293ie. .-., .,.,
Beef-Hams dull at S7OOg175o; tierced
beef Dun blu, but . steady; city extra iNd'a
cut Meats|Quiet and easy; picked bel
Hes. 7S4asc.: shoulders, "a aGc.; HAMS go
9i4c.: midiles nominal
Iard-Quiet and steadier, western
steam. closing. sI60Qs %: city. $50. OPP
tons quiet; compound. 500. ....o,l-,-- -.
Pork-Irregular; old mess, S4.W4l5.o0;
extra prime. S4.O. 900
Butter-Quiet at IA &C.; creamery, 80
PC: western dairy, l20l7c.; creamery. ID
cottonseed on-DuIl and easy; crude,
DC. yellow 300, asked.
Rosln-Firmer: strained, common 10
SS Tarp Stiii nFir at 2Ss.829i.c.
Rlce-Duu but firm: extra, iNc. o.
Molasses-NeW Orleans. open-kettle. 2.lD
$50 : marke, moderately active and steady.
Peanuts--Quirt.
Coffee-Opt.ons dull ard unchanged to
10 points down. October 20; DecemDer,
81 451il50; March, No.s0qlOs5' May Sl0''''
spot Rio steady. ,,,.. f,tr
Sugar-Raw more active and easier; ialr
refining quiet at &c.: standard a, 4ad l-iec.
| cut-loaf 5a5 3-l8c.; crushed, VtO 3-loc.'
granulated 4 7.leGts.c. o.,.
Freights TO Liverpool-Qulet ana iirIh'
| cotton. t-ofN 81 SihiN' ~
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. ILL. October 22.-Wheat dun
and black-eyed throughout the greater
| portion of the session. and lower at the
| close December wheat opened AZ from
| h,AT59i &C, sold between 351qS51o anu
| pic. and closed at 527sc.--%nlsc under
| SATURDAY. Cash wheat without feeling.
! Notwithstanding the decline In wheat,
corn held up brayely until the close. when
| the report of weakness In cash corn ~
1t Louis acted unfavorably. The news
while not emphatically bullish. was never
theless not quite in favor OF the bears
May corn opened at 59Ac., sold at olfsc..
| declined TO $3.50. rallied, and closed at
| JOc.-i4c under Saturday Cash corn WAS
| steady. TO-, min,
| at SaTlG S3c.-the highest OF the day. Inc
| final trading was. however. at STEADY
| figures. May closed quiet and sc. lower.
Cash steady. -,
| Observation-Disclosures at the opening ana
| steadiness later were the TWO poteht
| features OF the dag. The unusual fact
| that hogs were in large supply ana yet
| were higher was reported from the yarus,
| and governed the action or prices during
| the session Gables were lower. Inc close
| was 2ihc. higher than Saturday Tor Janu-
ary pork Sc for January lard, ana -'2c'
| for January ribs. ,,,
| The leading futures ranged as foilows'