Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


There were good loose sales at all the
warehouses to-day, with prices satisfac-
tory all around.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. October l2.-Flour weak
and freely offered winter wheat, low
grades, Sl.&G2. ~; fair 10 fancy, s.. i0a2 90.
patent. Sejfi29D: Minnesota clear. g. l0fc
2.ij; patents, 3l5137O: low extra. $3.50
20: south IN -four dull and weak; COM
mon 10 fair. extra. s. l0U3c0: good TO
choice. Sl0N3J0
Wheat-Falrly active and nc. lower:
closing firm; No. red store and elevator.
5fsnJ6ssc., afioat. 56Ac. Options declined
81 &c, December 55c.-@sc. below the
previous low recOrd-advanced i,nasc. on
covering. and closed steady. isai.c. under
yesterday. with trading fairly active; Oc-
tober. % &C. December. 56ssc. May. 81 &c.
Corn-Dull but hrmer. No. 9. 55isc. in
elevator; j6i.c.. afioat: No. white. sc.
options dull and irregular. closing weak
al n isHhc. decline; october. 55Ac.; De-
cember. 5Shc.; May. size
Oats-Dull but steady. Options nrmer:
October, l2ac.; December 333,c., January,
SIZE; May, sc; spot. No ?, 3li.G3lc. :;
No. ? white, S5A,n25'3c; mixed western,
32G 33c.; white do 3ju3siec
Haydn moderate demand; choice
steady; shipping SOC; good 10 choice, Gj0
Wool--steady: domestic fleece. l7q22c. !;
pulled. lLI1ic.
Beef-Quist; family. NO.Odl2N: extra
mess, SSooIsjO. beef hams dun at $3.50.
slG.ooQl650
Cut-Meats-Quiet and steadier: picked
bellies. Sc; Shoulders, &C: hams. si.ul0c. {;
middles nominal
Lard-Qui.t but hrmer; western steam.
closing, $50. city. $50, October. s. no.,
nominally: January. $50 asked: refined
quiet; Continent. SIS; South America.
$SI5. compound. $50.
Pork-Frm. old mess sliTJGl550
Butter-Fancy tirmer and fairly active;
State dairy. liH23c. creamery. ISN25c
western dairy. l2l2qiGc.; creamery. l5V
BE; Elglns. sc
Cottonsecd On-Dull and easy; crude.
Petroleum Steady; Washington barrels.
$500: do. in bulk. $50. refined New York.
&.lj; Philadelphia, $40; do, in bulk, s.
G265.
Rosin-4 ;, but firm; strained. common
Turpentine-Dull but steady at 2SqSsl2c.
Rice-t'irm and I'm moderate demand
domestic fair 10 extra, 4hu57sc.; Japan,
42suPsc.
olssses-FOreign nominal: New Or
leans. open-kettle. good to choice, Z7I36c. ;
market moderately active and steady.
Peanuts-Quiet.
oConee-ogti9ns firm and l5a?o points up:
~ FA'''NF A's''f IhhS FA'sSf = ANfF'
No. :. slt75.
Sugar-Raw quiet and easy; fair re-
filming, SIC; refined quiet and steady; or
\. 15-l6Qi 5-l6c standard A. 7-l6d4'tc. .
graduated. 7-i6N ia.c.
Frelghts to Averpool-Quist; grain
weak; cotton steady at 7-Gid.: grain H.,
nominally
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, october l2-Flour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Steady. No. 2 red spot and Oc-
tober, 53i 9g53'sc.; December. jiAub g;
May, 6p. q6Di3c.. steamer. No. red, Vlip
JlAc.: milling wheat. by sample. 54i2c.
COrn-Dull; spot and October. 5ic.. bid;
year. 50c. asked, southern white, JGa5sc.;
Oats-Actve at steady prices. No ,
white western. &rgq8i".c.; No. mixed.
do. 32H32i2c
Rye-Steady; No. 3 BE.
Hay-Firm; good to choice timothy,
sl2O0Ql250.
Grain Freights-Dul and unchanged
Provisions In good demand: moss pork,
$l55O; bulk shoulders. $50; short-rib siirs.
clear sides. and sugar-cured shoulders,
500: hams. small, $3.50; large, $40.
Lard-Refined, 9tc.
Butter-F'irm; creamery. fancy, 25c. ;
ladle. fancy. l7UlSc.: store-packed l2dlic.
Eggs-Firm at lSc.
Coffee-Quiet. No. :. l5al5i2c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, october A.. There was
but a sluggish trade In wheat to-day, no
topic Of interest presenting itsel% and
spectators finding but little TO work on.
The limit failed To get beyond i4dN-c..
when some frmness came from a report
that an unusually good demand for cash
wheat had sprung up IN Minneapolis rms
was the excuse Tor prices getting ',c.
beyond the previous boundaries, but II
was NOR likely desire on tho part Of
a few scattered shorts 10 cover their
deals The low price leading 10 the throry
that further decline was improbable.
although. at the same time. there was
hardly any reason for an improvement.
December wheat opened at from Us TO
52A.c, ami sold between 62izU52ss ana
Sc. closing at the top-a shade better
than yesterday. Cash wheat WAS quiet
COrn-Scalpers and local trad ~ were
about the only people doing business In
corn to-day. II Was a narrow unm-
portant market. with the opening easy
and the close firm Nav opened at from
49, to 492sc, sold between 1914 ana fya4c.,
and closed trihr over yesterday a.
49, ,Hig3.c. Cash corn was steady.
Cuts-1'he everyday story OF sympathy
defined the course Of prices In this mar
ket. May oats closed i.lilac higher than
yesterday. Cash oats showed no essrh-
tial change.
MISUNDERSTANDING orders preiominated
by ratio Of 10 | IN product to-day.
This state OF affairs made Itself felt after
i weaker opening on cheaper hogs was
made Prices rallied On the demand
hackers ard COMMISSIONER being unanl-
nous in their efforts 10 buy. The close
vas SC. higher than yesterday for Janu-
arv pork. 2igG5c. higher for January lara,
and 5G1I,c higher FOR January ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.