Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

wheat low grades, N.s5a2 40; fair to
fancy. s?.DQ2Io; patents, G&a2soi Min
low extras, H.s5g2.4o; southern flour dull
800; good to choice, do, SicasN.
Wheat-Fairly. active and nrmi No.
5sa.c. options declined sc. December 60
ing &c below previous low record, rally
ing sc, and closing firm and unchanged
to a NC. decline from yesterday. with
cember 65asc. March $3.50; May, eys.c.
Corn-Duil but firmer; No. g. 57sgcslsc.,
in elevator; 65Aa55hc., af!oat. Options
dull and unchanged to 1sc. up: october.
Sc.; December. S3isc.; January oZ1sc.;
Oats-DulI but firm. options moderately
active: October, 3l&c.; December. Sl1sc:;
January, S37sc.; May, S614c.: spot No: :,
3ltaslte; No. white S0c'; mixed west
Hay-puii and easy; shipping, &C.,; good
to choice 65g75c.
wool-Quist and fairly steady; domestic
fleece. lIaec; pulled; l2a$sc Coz, 4, %. .x,ra
mess ssO1Qs.5o; beef hams dun at $1,000
i75O; tierced beef dull but steady; city
extra India mess. $lS00gl65o
y SSasa snd sssy pfhk ams O 81
Qloc.; middles nominal.
Lard-Quiet and weak: western steam.
closing. sIGIa; city, $40 Options-1s.silIess leg
none; refined quiet; Continent, S3aS'o;
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess, Nt'3P
1859; extra prime. sliW.
Butter-Fancy steady and in fair de-
mand; State dairy. l+u23c.; creamery, ioV
Csc: western dairy, 2124lSc.; Creamery
I5G25c: Elgns. 25c
Cottonseed oil-Dull and easy; crude,
Csc: yellow, SIC. asked. .
pssroisum-og Washington. eArrels'
500 do, in bulk. $3.50.
Rosin-Dull but firm; strained, common
T,lrpentine-Quiet and steady at Esq
2si4c. soo,s.
domestic. fair to extra, 4i.aoisc.; Japah'
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
| leans, cpen-ket,le, good to choice, NqSoc''
market moderately active anu ste"us'
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Options opened quiet and closed
steady. 10 points up 70 down Recei, t,S Z,
S11 2Q0 %; March. sl0eOalot1: May NV"
Gio .7S,t SPOT Rio dull but steady No. -
Sucar-Raw dull and nominal; fair re-
fnlng, SN3I,c.; refined dull but STEADY;
standard A. 7-l6Gitsc cut-loai. SP
5 3-l6c.;. crushed. 5a5 Slice; granula'ed'
Frslghts to Llverpool-Quiet and firm;
cotton, I'd; grain, I'D, asked
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. october T-Flour
Wheat-weak: No. 2 red. spot. 52T.f.59c:
October S aSZ*e Dsesne S9 S' sed s
5Oi.c.; milling wheat. by sample, 5tc.
Corn-Dull: mixed. spot and OCTOBER,
SIC. bid: year. 4@isc, asked; southern
white. old, Csc; new. o6c.; do, yeilo"' oiu'
5Sn59c; new, 5+d5Sc. n
Oats-Active at steady prices; No. 2
white. western. 34i2QSi%c.; No. mixed.
Rye~Quist but firm; No. 2, .5ic. .
Hay-Firm; good to choice tlmo'hy'
Grain Freights-Steady: steam to Liver
pool. l0i2d 4ls., for October.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL. October H.-Brad-
streets report Of available stocks to-day
was called bullish, because 1t shovel an
In wheat had been specializing on the
hypothesis that 1t was going 10 snow an
increase Of 100000 bushels. or there
abouts. Whilst the bulk OF to-day's bust
ness was transacted at prices varying
from unchanged quotations TO 'sc oe
cline. the closing and last hour presented
a frm tone, and a gain, although snght
one. over yesterdays final f1sures. De-
62ic. sold between 52as and 5llsc, and
closed ut 52L.c-a shade over yesterday.
Cash wheat trading was steady ana al
unchanged prices.
Corn-A strong start and a similar Close,
with weakness Intervening, describes me
changes OF tone In corn during to.uay
session. Most OF the transactions rehsoteu
the action OF wheat, although the hlsner
prices at the opening were due 10 re-
rsints OF but 70 cars. the estimate calling
for 100 Firmnsss at Liverpool was also
OF some assistance to tho market al the
Immediate start. The shorts VINO covered
Yesterday put out their lines early to-day.
and later bought back, with indinerent
success May corn opened at es4Ac, sold
down 10 4s7sd<ec.. and rallied to iyAsW
Ieisc where Il closed-isc. higher IMAM
Yesterday. Cash corn WAS taken readily,
but no particular change In prices TOOK
place. . ,ao,o,i,,
Oats-Nothng Of Importance developing
IN AFFECT the oats market, It sympathized
with wheat and corn. more especially the
latter Opening prices were firm ana
higher. followed by a decline afterwaru,
and an advance with strength, at the
close May closed &c. higher than yes
terday. Cash oats were hc. higher.
Prov,sions--With a firm and higher hog
market late reports being even better
than the first, there was goou TONE "
product when early trades were executed.
Tha Nrmress was not lasting, however.
yasterday's buyers displayed too mucn
anxiety to sell. The turn Tor peter IN
grain Influenced provisions along towards
The close, and the early loss was entreiy
recovered The close was 2lsc. higher tnan
yesterday for January pork, unchanged
Tor January lard. and = trife higher Tor
Ths leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing