Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

No red. store and elevator. sac. OPP
lions fairly active and irregular. adysnc-
and closing firm, &c over yesterday; No.
2 red, October, d'sc. December. 56'sc.'
Corn--Dull but firmer; spot. No. ?. 65ts@
55s4c:. in elevator; s5ta56ci ahoat; OPP 0p,
January. 53lsc; May, 53i.c.
Oats-Quiet and steady. Options frmer:
october, &c; December. %'sc; January,
34Hc. May. 35A.c.: spot. No, 2. 5iik017sc.:
Hay-Steady; moderate demand, ship
ping. 5Oc.: good 20 choice. 6Jg75c.
Wool Moderately active and steady; do
nestle fleece. 17G22c.; pulled, l2a5ic>
mess, SoodSjo beef hams duh at Sl7cNp
1850: tierced beef quiet and steady; city
extra India mess Sl6 O0Gl6jO.
Cut-Meats-Dull and weak; picked bel
Hes, 1s4HSc.. shoulders. 5t4Q6c.: hams. 81.
aloe. middles nominal.
$40: city, 1915: October S.j5. asked !;
January. Si2 asked. refined dull Com
tlnent. s79); South America. $50; com
pound 500.
Pork Dull but steady: sales OF mess at
Butter-Quiet and rather easy. State
dairy. lia23c.. creamery lSG25c.. western
dairy, lHsGl6c. DO. creamery. ljq&c.; FL
gins. 20c.
Cottonseed Oil-Dull and weak; crude.
25c.. yellow, Doc.
Petroleum-Quiet.
Rosin-Dull but firm; strained, common
10 good. N.3odl35.
Turpentne-Fairly active at 2si4029c.
Rice-F'irm and In moderate demand ;
domestic, fair 10 extra, "a g6'sc.. Japan.
49, i'sc.
Molasses-F Foreign nominal: NV or
leans, open-kettle. good 20 choice. Z'I3Gc.'
market moderately active and steady.
COffee-Steady and 5Ql5 points up: Octo-
Der. a20di3c9: December. 81 tcqll s.;
March. No@qllco. spot Rio dull but
steady. No. 7, S475Tl5cO
Sugar-Raw easier and dull; refined quiet
and steady; of A. 3 l5-l6a4 5-l5c. STANDARD
II, 10 lie. granulated. I-l6giac.
Freights TO Liverpool-Qulet and steady;
cotton. 7-54gisd.: grain, I'D.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. October l9-Flour
. duh and unchanged
Wheat Steady: No. ? red. spot and Oc-
tober, 57sp5lc December. 5Q55isc. May.
t.H1isc steamer. No 2 red Size. bid
milling wheat. by sample Jii.c.
Corn-Dull mixed. spot and October
Die, bid. year. isiAc., asked; southern corn
old. jSa6ec. new, SIC; do. yellow. old
6Sc.: new. 55d66c.
Oats-Quiet. No. 2 white, western. 34isG
Rye-Steady and firm; No ?. sic.
Hay-Quiet bur firm: good to choice
timothy. 81 o3gl2 80.
Grain treights- Firm; offerings light
steam. to Liverpool, ls. li2i ais. 3D.. for
October
Provsons-Demand good, mess pork
$3.50. bulk shoulders saoO short ribs
and clear sides SS75; sugar-cured shout
ders. 30. hams small. $l3.25; large. $l2. IS
Lard Refined, &c.
] &c
ladle, fancy, TalSc.; store-packed. IA
/ &c.
Eess-Easy at lsQlsc
! Coffee-Quiet: No. !, $3.50.
s;ugar--Steady, graduated. i7ic.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
! CHICAGO, ILL, October l9-Report'
/ from New York of heavy export sales al
all the se2bOard markets saved prices OF
wheat In this market from an inglorou,
decline to-day. All day until the last
hour there WAS Il heavy feeling hanging
over prices. fesrs that some OF the biz
lines bought yesterday and at the i'm
mediate opening to-day would go over
board. from lack % outside news fright
enIng the crowd and inducing them Il
back down VIII n offerings were heard
Pdrdridse and his following were pressing
their advantage and selling quite freely
First advices gave the export sales al
50 loads. but before the close they had
been worked up 10 10. and a decidedly
builish sentiment then pervaied the pit
December wheat opsned at from 52A O.
j2izc. and sold between 523. and 62is d52i &C.
cash wheat was In good demand, Ted
+ winter for spot offerings bringing lgu'sc
R over December. Otherwise prices were
steady.
Corn-Whilst corn displayed willing
! ness 10 advance with wheat. prices were
/ not In touch with the weakness 81 that
grain. The Weather Bureau predictions
! of vet weather produced marked strength
, In the December future during the frst
| hour. but May was well up At the close.
| Business was not sactlv-. but the demand
! was of 4 better character than the offer
! ings. May corn opened at from 1912 ~
1850 sold AT from i9s. 10 49,. ll45 &c. and
! closed at the Outside--sc. over yesterday.
! Cash corn was steady, the nominal close
/ being strong.
Elevator men were calling most Of the
| offerings II oats to-day. the tendency ot
prices being 10 sympathiZs with corn. No
| news Of importance was received, and as
| a who'll the trade was OF the usual I'M
! interesting nature The close was strong.
| with May a,INsc. higher than yesterday.
| Cash oats were firm and &c. higher than
Yesterday.
Provisions-The shorts found It an easy
matter 10 cover their product today
without influencing prices In percepti-
Bile manner This was the result Of tho
| live-hOg situation. The receipts OF the
animal AT the yards to-day were large
| the estimate for tomorrow was heavy
| one for Saturday and prices We're lower
| The cash situation was another stumbling
clock 10 an advance, the demand in that
| quarter being Of ths most Indifferent
klad The close was l7Isc. lower than
Yesterday for January pork. 1i2Ml0c. lower
| for January lard and 7l2c lower for Janu-
| ary ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows: