Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-15
fair extra, ,2.lOQse.SO; good to choice, do

fair extra, sslOase.SO; good to choice, do.
s2S0a$Sl0.
Wheat-spot market duh and lower. No.
2 red, store and elevator. 81 Use; afioat.
CS 3-ic Options opened steady at l S-sc.
decline: rallied fell, and closed steady
AT i1l lac. below Saturday; No. red, DC
tober, 60 7-Sc.; December. So 7-sc.; May
Corn--Spots steady; moderately active;
No 2. 81 3-Sc., in elevator; 81 3-sc., anoat.
options were quiet and l-SIl-Ac. lower
closing steady; October, 20 5.Sc.. N0vem-
Der. SC lie; December, Soc; May, % 3-sc.
Oats-Spots firmer and fairly active: OPP
lions dull and easier. october, - 5-sc.
November, q i-2c.: December, q 5-sc
May, ~ l-2c. Spot. prices NO. = q l-5c,
No. , white, - Lie; mixed western ~
26c.
Haydn fair demand and firm; shipping
u l-2Gi75c.: good TO choice. SGsoc.
WOOl-Quiet and firm; donesuc' Hecce'
Ia &c; pulled, l1a3ic. .,r,.
Beef-Firm, quiet and stea9y' ia"i''y'
12c.; extra India mess. Slh0dSio
Beef Hams--Dull at $40.
Tiorced Beef-Dull at Sas l-2c
Cut-Meats--Stoady; picked oeiies'
6 3-in7c.; shoulders, $40 l-Zc.' hains' 90
9 Lie. --o,,- o,
Lard-Firmer but quiet; city, $3.50 s5.9.
Options. october. S6l9 refined quiet oon
tinent, $50: South American, So.S'' coii-
pound. 5-SHS5. .>ss,o
Pork-In fair demand; mess, S,1lslV.
Butter-In fair demand ana unchahSel;
Eggs-Fancy choice firm; State ana
Pennsylvania. iS0gc H..
Tallow-Firm and in light supply; city
1 use. country, 1 3-6li o-Sc.
Observation-Disclosures but firm; crude
q l-2a2lc.; yellow prime, q l-2a-Sc.; uo''
Petroleum steady and fairly active; re-
fined, New York. $40; Philadelphia, ~.O1i
do, in bulk. $.5jnSit0
Rosin-Quict and firm; strained, COM
mon TO good. Il - t-2ISlJi IL.
urpentine-NOminal; machine, &C.; no
regulars here.
Rice-Steady; foreign unchanged; do
nestle unchanged.
Molasses- Nominal; New Orleans. open
kettle. good TO choice. 2iaJlc'; hrm.
Pcanuts-Frm.
Conoe-Cloeed duh and unchanged. to
points down. November, s5.a, Decem-
Der. Sl515; November $li95; March. $+.O
May. ;liS5; spot Rio dull but steady
No. :, 1916 Use.
sug3r-Raw dull but steady; fair re-
fining. lie: refined quiet and steady
of a." / 3-Sui 9-l6c.; standard "A.
4 sic; cut-loaf. J 7-lsc.: crushed, 7-l6c.
granulated l-2nj l-l6c.
Froights to Liverpool-Nominal: cotton
by steam, It'd; grain, by steam. : Id
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, October 1i-Flour-
Dull; western. super. $2.4jGS2.6j; do, ex-
ira. S2.1jHs3; do. family. $J.DH $3.50: winter
patents $J0aNS0; spring, do, S.sVdA
do. straight. do, A.i54N.55.
Wheat-Quiet; No: red, spot. 1q
e. lie: December 6IH67 Lie; southern
by sample, 81 lie; do, on grade, o. La
Corn-Steady: mixed. spot and october
36 1905 3-ic., November. AdN lie; year
SO 1-4u33 3-Sc.: January, 3$n33 l-sc south
ern white, 56U3Sc.; do. yellow, 81 l-Za
n
Oats-Easier: No. ? white western
q 1-2c., bid; No. mixed western go
Ryc-Qulet; No. ?, IA i5c., for nearby
Hay-Firmy held. It l5lfN5JO.
Grain Freights-Firm; steam, 20 Liver
| pool, per bushel ? l-203d.. for November
| Cork, for orders, per quarter, 3s.. for &c
| tOber. -.
! shoulders lie; shOrt-rio sides, DC.
| clear Sides &c; sugar-cured shoulders
| lie: hams small, IL l-2c.; large, lie.
Lard-Rehned. : 1-2c
| Butter-Fancy creamery, 23d2ic.; fame!
| ladle. Bale; store-packed, Sul-e.
Eggs-Firm, at ljQlSc.
Coffee--frm; No. I. Is lie.
Sugar-Quiet; granulated, l5-l6c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. October H-There was :
| peg in wheat to-day. II may have beer
| inserted intentionally. and have been m
| natural undertoue Of the market ina
! checked December wheat around ~c. bu
| Il was patent TO everybody that wheI
| that quotation was reached one or tn
| other Of the big commission-houses ap
| pclred 10 have enough buying instruction.
| 10 hold the market firm. The news, pro
| pery speaking was Of the Kind that ordl
! narily would have meant decline o
| or more cents, but that was NOT IN
| way it worked to-day. The results wer
! only an easy feeling and an insigniiican
/ decline. The close WAS about l-Sc. aboV
| the inside. and steady.
December wheat opened at from CD Ia
60 l-Sc., sold between 50 j-SGi9 7-Sr6oc
! and closed at o. l-Sc.-3-8c. under Sdtur
! day cash wheat Was steady.
| Toe range on corn was Ice. Sdturf
| and scarcely thar to-day Prices SCENE
| 70 move under protest. and traders eVi
| IDENTIFY acted under the same influence. !
| hardening or scftening Of the tone wa
! shown when wheat advanced or receded
| The business was mainly in filling som
! orders Of fiyes and tens for scalpers' &C
| count. May corn opened at y l-Sc., sol
| ut - Lie, and closed at y l-Sc.-un
| changed from Saturday
! Cash corn was steady, with no particu
! lar change In prices noted.
! The market for futures in oats wa
steady 10 firm. tho tone being noticeable
! Influenced by wheat. but I'm the cash de
! partmeut the conditions were different
| decline of l-ic. being reported. May Oat
! closed unchanged from Saturday.
! PrOVisions.-TO an advance of live hog
| OF SC. and 10 quite brisk cash deman
for product this market was Indebted 70
a steady irmnes5 to-day. At the close
! January pork was i lie. higher than Sa
| turday. January lard Sc. higher. and Janu
arg ribs l-2ajc. higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Openng ulynesr Ioves, Clo,,, q