Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, October B-Flour me-
elected and weak; low grades, sl.Sn2 ~;
$50: Minnesota clear. f2.lyps.s patents,
3.isa3S5: low extras. N.SHsp: southern
flour, dun and weak: common 20 isir
extra. s2i0d3.00; good to choice. do'' ~"
n3.5O
Wheat-Duli but frmer. with options ;
No. red, store and elevator, o,,tHsac.;
afloat, 56%c. Options moderately ac,ve
and irregular. declining &c, ADVANCING
isc.. and closing tirm &c. over yestrrt nh.,
oetobsr 5SSe. ::oi Dc so,nn Ma St &c
Moderately active and nrrn: no
2 Js7ka57xc.. i'm elevator: s6'shSltsc.;
afioat. options declined yffHsc.; rallied
%di1c.. and closed Arm. hgkc over yes.
terday, with a fair trade; OCTOBER. oesc'
December, aasc; January. Ssc.; May,
Oats-Dull and lower. but steady. OPP
lions moderately active; October. &c De
cember, S2Isc;; January. s31sc May; ~ |.
spot. No. 2 3lhc. No. white, SSuSo'tc''
mixed western. S2n33c.
Hay-Quiet, choice steady; shippihg'
50c: good 10 choice. G5q15c.
Wool-In moderate demand: domestic
fleece. lId&c.; pulled, i2mSic:
Beef-Dull: family, $l0Wul2p: extra
mess. sSOoaSjo; beef hams. inactive at
ST.. 0oil7 So: tierced beef quiet; city extra
India mess. sl6.ceUls.J0.
Cut-Meats-Dull and easy: picked bel
lies, 7Ac.; shoulders. 5Au6c.: hams. va
9l7c. middes nominal
Lard-Quiet and steady; western steam.
SEQ; city. 1913; refined dull at $500; COM
pound. 500
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess. sl4ooy
1880: extra prime. $500.
Butter-Lower and in moderate demand
State dairy liG23c.; creamery. Ea3'sc:
western dairy. l2Wl6c.; creamery. lea
23isc; Elgins 2isc.
Cottonseed Oil-Quiet; crude. Sc; yell
Rosin-Quiet but firm; strained, common
TO good 81. t06l4j
Turpentine-Firm and quiet at 2ga2shc.
Rice-Firm and In moderate demand
domestic, fair to extra. iha57sc; Japan
4ssg4'sc. ~
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open-kettle. steady.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Firm and $40 points up: oeto-
Der. si290aI3 90 December. tliSail.@:
March, $lOodll.o5; May, $40 .Sql0g spot
Rio dull but steady; No. Z. <lAf5dil5o.
Sugar-Raw dull but steady; fair re-
fning. Sc. refined quiet and unchanged.
Freights TO Liverpool-Firm and quiet;
cotton. 7-Gtdlsd.; grain. lad.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO ILL. October 3.-Dulness
was supreme in all the speculative mar
minutes OF moderate activity marked the
close. but the trade at that time was
mainly due to "a desire on the part or
shorts to cover their outstanding con-
tracts. urged. possibly, by some sales
OF cash corn, which Influenced the other
grains. more especially the future de-
iiveries In wheat the trade was light
and of little consequence. the crowd hold
Ing on all morning In anticipation OF the
Bradstreet report on the worlds visible
supply, but failing TO exert themselves
even after II became public. December
wheat opened at from 52's TO b2SIo2Ic.,
sold between 52ie and 5Zsn5]c., and closed
at the outside-a shade over yesterday.
Cash wheat was easier. sales averaging
Nc. lower.
corn--Soms energy WAS impaired 10
corn during the closing quarter or an
hour by reported sale or 5000 bushels
for shipment some Of IL said 10 be for
direct export. Previous to that time
business dragged. and prices merely held
steady at trifiing loss made at The open
ing. May corn opened at iga.c., sold be-
tween i9Ss and 50i.c.. and closed at 50isc.-
a fraction higher than yesterday. Cash
corn was Nc. lower.
Oats-lnactive. but with no change from
yesterday in prices The range was mar
row. and very little interest was taken
In the trade Cash oats were GM'ec.
lower. white grades showing the greatest
weakness.
Provisions-The offerings of product
We're not large but they were greater
than the demand could conveniently alb
sorb. The hog market. which opened firm,
afterwards became weak, and the latter
feeling made itself apparent in provisions.
refiected At the close January pork was
72c.' lower than yesterday. and January
lard and ribs each &c. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing