Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
rnE R1CHMoNp p1spAroH-sUNDAY OCTOBER IA. 1894.

wooi-QuIet and about steady; domestic
fleece, II2t22c.: pulled. i?gSac; ,oo. .
Beef-puIi: family, sio.0odl2.w; extra
mess. 5000 20; beef hams quiet at NsW;
tlerced beef dull; city extra lnoia mess
Cut, Meats-oulet and steady; picked
bellies. &c.. shoulders, &C.; hans' 'Api'c''
mlddles nominal. ...
tard-Quiet and easier; western o, steam
closing. 500; city. E.s.ias;,~, s e p south
America Sis; compound. ss5cQ6.75.
Pork-Qulet and steady; OLD mess 'i''''
Gl5O; extra prime. NAoo
Butter-Qulet fancy firm; STATE dairy'
iss25e creamery. is ,sSc Esins. &c.
Cottonseed Oil-Dull: crude Hc'' yeiio"'
Rosin-Dull but steady; strained. COM
mon TO good. Sl.3op l.S5. s.. =, os0
Turpentine-Quiet ana s'eaoy "' 80"
" Rice-In moderate demand and firm; do
nestle. fair to extra, 4Aa5'sc'' 'apa"'
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open-ke,tle, good TO o, ohe1gt, -''N
market steady; demand moueia'e'
coSfee@strong and 1aGi5 points up; o.
tober. l2c0ql2e5. December. sh,s0u LIZ. Nv;
March. sl0IsYuo5: spot NO o"" wv
steady; No. I. .A75Qi5.o. ,o,- no
4
finlng Eagle. : refined dull and unchahged'
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD, october 1S.-flour
quiet and unchanged. I'D O.-
Wheat-Firm; No. red. spot ana NC
tober. 53&G53,.c. December bJn9otsc. |;
May. eOi2GSS.c.: steamer. NO. 2 re-, 'i~
5li.c': milling wheat by sample, 3thZc.
Corn-Dull: spot and october, Hiac' pld;
year, 5Hc'. asked: southern white 0"g
5Sc: do. yellow, 5I459c. .At,o
Oats-Steady and firm; NO. WHIT
western. 3r2g342.c.; No. miSeu' Do'
RyeIFirm: No. 2. 5la55c. -
Hay-Firm AT steady prices goou W
choice timothy, S2Cpnl25p.
Grain Freghts-Easler and uncnahgeu.,
ProylsiOns-Demand good; mess porn,
SIS 50: bulk shoulders. short-rib sides; anu
clear sides. ss75: sugar-curcd shoulders'
g 90: hams. small. Sl3.2j; large, sl-.'''
Iard-Refned. sac.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, october B.-The wheat
trade needs something to awaken IL from
the lethargy into when II an ,s iaI,v,,
Yesterdays narrow range OF nuctuatiohs
was made TO look broad by compatir.S,'n
with that of to-day-isQ4 OF a cent. me
spread Of u Of cent. at wnich puts anu
calls sold last night, was a tribute 10 tne
Judgment Of the sellers OF those pro
visions. and the holders might JUST as
well have retained their monty, TOT theS
had not even the ghost o. show OF re-
covering IL. December wheat opened Il,
53lac, sold betWa.n IS and 6ispo3.c'' anu
closed at 53053i Ga shade higher imam
yesterday.
Corn declined near the close on larger
estimate Of Mondays receipts, inflcatihs
an Improvement IN the market az i0relsll
country points Busin IS in the PIT was no
better than that in It's more pretent'ous
neighbor. wheat. The start was WIN SON
advance over tho close of yesterday. bu,
the inactivity permitted of but liinlte1
fluctuations. May corn opened at 4Sttc.;
sold between 49s,Qi97s and 1880 ana
closed at - l-Sc-i.qi4c. under yesterday.
Cash corn was easier. sales being maze
at from p to Nc under yesterday. <..
Oats werA dull and neglected only i eN
traders being present, and they uolhs
was defined by TIE course or wheat anu
corn. the latter influencing an easy cos.
At the close MAY was isnhc below yes
terday's final figures. Trading In cash
oats was az firm prices, In some Instances
an advance OF l.c being obtained;
frovi iors-W eakness IN hogs, depressed
product at the opening, and the utter
absence OF interest and diFincllnalon 70
trade allowed prices "a saS or during me
balance ~ the session. There was
heavy estimate for Mondays arrivals OF
hogs. and next week IL expected 10 snow
continued good receipts Packers oHcreu
product freely near ths end OF the session;
prices for that reason closing weak anu
lower January pork closed 1pc' uIurr
yesterday. January lard l0al2'sc Io"eH
and January ribs l2Lsc lower.
The leading futures ranged as fol!ows'
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.