Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
NEW WORK. PRODUCE MARKET.


fancy. 81 4oG2.70: patents. s2.eSp2o: MIN n
nesOta clear, i2.l0d2b; patents, &iouS;W
low extras, $l.SG2f0; southern Hour dnll
and weak: common to fair extra, Slo@
wheat Moderately active, firm. ana &c
nm: No 2 red store and elevator. 6si.W
55a4c., afOat. 5jac. Options declined "a
S-l6c.. with December going 3-l6c. oeioM
closed firm. &c. over yesterday. Win
| 54Ic.. december. 55'4c.; May, 6oasc. -
Corn-Dull, but frmer; No :; Soc' ~, IN
elevator; 55lan05&sc.. afioat. opuohs us
I clined &c, rallied 9sq&c., ana closer INN IN.
and sc. over yesterday, with trading ialr'
october. 55isc; December, 63'sc.; January
! Use. ..,..
oats-Fairly active, with options quiet
October. 3li9c.: December, 32%c.; January
S3ssc: May. 36ltc. spot. No. 2. US: NO:
/ 2 white. 95c; mixed western, S-a5-'sc''
white do. 35g3sisc. ~,
! Hay-Quist and weak; shipping, boc.'
/ good TO choice, S5G1jc.
! Wool-QuIet and about steady; domestic
/ fleece. 17g22c.; pulled, lEaj4c.
Beef--Dull family. slOcoqleO; extra
| weak at sl7.0dl750; tierced beef quiet and
! steady; city extra India mess. Sio."Vv
Cut-Meats-Quiet and steady; picked
bellies. Sc. shoulders, &C.; hams SAa
inrd-Quiet and easy; western steam.
| = 9sliS ~. citv. rs: October closing. SEQ;
/ January. S755: refined quiet; Continent,
/ 81 l.: South America. $50; compound. 30
al -. $500
/ Pork-In fair demand and steady; mess
! 31i7Jll5O0: extra prime, $500
! Rutter-Fancy fairly active and steady:
/ State dairy. liu23c. do. creamery, !sqSc
| western dairy. l2aal6c.; creamery, l1aZoc.;
Cottonseed Oll-Qulet and weak; crude.
! 90. yellow, gle: ~ Wi,
Petr0leum-Quiet; refined New fork,
ST.: Philadelphia. $50; do In oulK' ""
KSsin-Quiet and firm, strained, COM
mon 70 good 81 30d13j. -,.,.-
Turpentine-Dull but steady at 2Sa2i.c.
| Rlca-In moderate demand and firm; DO
nestle, fair - extra. 4iiujzsc.; Japan, Sss
Molasses- Foreign nominal; New or
! leaps. opeu-kettle. good 70 choice; ZlaS'c''
market steady, with demand Moderate
! Coffse-Options steady: closing weak and
unchanged to points down Oclooer'
Sl2O: December, Sll@gll -; February,
5000: April $3.50. May. 500: spot no
duh but steady; No. I. sliTjGljoo
Sugar-Raw dull and unchanged; refined
| dun and unchanged.
Freights to Lverpool-Quiet and steadyi
cotton, I'D: grain I'D. asked
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, October l6-Flour
Wheat-Duu and easy; No. red. spot
and October. 5305ysc.; December, 1Sp
54isc; May, 59- ,lcfglsc.; steamer, No. red,
,0 lqlos.c. milling wheat, by sample
Gorn-Dull: mixed, spot and October
$40: year. 4ai.c.. asked; southern white
old. 5Sc; new, JiQJjc.' do. yellow old'
oats steady; No. white. western, 3i's
N3ta.c.; No. > mixed. DO. 32uS2'zc.
Hay-ln better demand but quiet; good
to choice timothy. N2yTIl2@
Grain Freights-Quiet. steady. and I'M
Coffee-Qulct: 80. !. 1jal5iic.
other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO ILL, october lG-lt t2lk
were all that was necessary 10 bun wheat,
there was every reason for that market
to advance to-day, but beyond moiera'r
recovery from weak start, AZ low
price, than even yesterday close, ana
HAT rally on covering by shorts, theie
was 10 evidence Of any radical chang" IN
the situation The low price ana dally
receipt OF reports az 70 the feeIlns OF
wheat to hogs would, IL was Claimed
eventually tell on stocks. and naturally
produce "A change Of sentiment. IN the
+ face. however Of lower cables. big re-
celpts and large shipments from kuSsll
and India there was no inclination 10 IN
vest The activity I'm the trade was irr"su-
lar. and thu tone variable The opening
was weak: then came a slight rally, i0l-
lowed by an easier feeling. whilst the
close was comparatively firm. December
wheat opened at from b2fio2's 10 - s.;
soli between .5lh and b2i.c" ana cos
AZ 52I, u 2l.c--a shade better than yeSter-
day. Cash wheat was unchanged Tor car
lots. !,
Corn-Although governed In some de-
ere., by the fluctuations OF wheat, sun
there was more hrmness In corn IMAM
could bs traced TO the finer grain to-day
There is no doubt that stronger ten
dency Of wheat 10 advance would nave
allowed Of much higher prices for corn;
a. the buying vas OF u more general
character than the selling. May corn
opened at 4S7,c, sold between Is = ana
~. f,4.2kc., and closed at the top--'sq &c.
higher than Yesterday. C3sh corn was
nc per bushel higher. H.,
'4Oats-No ability to rise above or decline
below a point marked by sympathy win
wheat was noted IN this market. There
was Il moderate business transacted. Iie
oatmeal trust buying y fair smouht. Inc
! close was unchanged from yesterday Ior
/ May prices during the seSsIon keeping
within "a narrow range. cash oats VERY
weak early. but closed firm. no essehtldl
change in prices taking place
Provisions Selling by the packers early
and later by the people who bought rom
: Them was the only feature worthy OF
mention i'm u" market for product To-
day. No disposition 10 depress prices was
seen, sellers rather incilninB 10 su7td1is
tbsn as much as possible a weak ana
lower hog market made itself felt at the
opening. The close was lZlec lower thsn
Yesterday for January pork, G'2HJc. rover
for January lard, and SC. lower for Janu-
airy ribs. ..,,.,