Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22
ton quiet; cotton. by steam. It'd. grain,
by steam. Sd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET,


BALTIMORE. MD, October A-Flour
dull: western superfine, 81 iOGts260; do.
extra. ss.SJas2.5; do. family. S.9oHr.o;
winter wheat, patent, S.55pS.S; spring.
do. DO. $37e@s40o; do'' DO straight
Wheat~Dull and easy; No. red. spot
and October. 65Q65 lie; December, 66 3-i
GfG6 7-sc.; steamer. no. el REQ, t@aSz l-'c,;
southern. by sample, o51otc.; do.' on
grade 81 1-2lrto 1-2c.
Corn-Steady; mixed. spot. 81 3-iN3sc.
October 81 3-i6i5I 7-Sc.;, November, .S,4
81 lie year 90 S-ic.; January, 80 so
% &c; southern white, Sog6i l-zc'' oo''
Oats.Inactiye and steady: No. white,
western, 26 l-2aZ1c; NO : Mixed no.
Rye-Dun: No. .. AQsJc.. for nearby;
i7rfSc., for western.
H8y-Firm at $3.50, asked.
Grain Frelghts-Easy; steam TO Liver
pool. 1-2d2 3-id.. for November 'orH'
for orders, s., for October.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL. October A.-The exag-
gerated estimates on what the visible
supply OF wheat would increase to-day ;
statement proved misleading. ana cav seu
prices for the grain 10 rally win ntt,e
difficulty when those VINO mao bD,l'
short" on authorizations OF big en-
lsrgement attempted to cover. About ,he
close the greatest strength was noteI,
a decrease of 10000 bushels IN the Eng
visible supply being somewhat OF snt-
prise and a bull help. Opening ana Closing
Liverpool cables were lower. The cioslnB
ones from the Continent were generally
higher. IT,,
Our market opened easy and declined
TO the put price. the weakness being due 10
large Northwestern and Chicago receipts.
The crowd. too, was building on the
big visible increase, but when the posting
gave but l7lSo0 bushels addi-
ton to the Stock during the past
week, a change came over the spirit OF
the trade, and prices rallied. "A temporary
recession took place later, on the panic
In cotton. but the closing was firm, as
already stated.
The dry weather In the Southwest con-
tinues to attract attention, and acts as
a sustaining factor
December wheat opened at 20 7-Sc.., sold
/ between 90 Ia and 30 tie. and closed
al 60 l-ic.~l-sGl- ic. higher than Saturday.
/ Cash wheat was weak; closing irm.
Corn-This grain began the week pretty
! mitch as il ended lgst-wlth no business
/ Of importance, and with no definite course
| TO rrices. The prospective early move
ment OF the new crop Is menace 10
| BUYERS, whilst the lower receipts prevail
! ing does not make short selling entlcing.
! The action of the market to-day was en-
May corn opened at % l-Sc, soid De,
/ tween - 3-S and 29Q23 1-Sc.. and closed
at y 3-sc.-l-Sc. higher than saturday
! Cash corn was lac. per buehcl lower
oats exhibited a fairly steady teedling
| but gave no signs of increased activity
/ The trade was local. But litte induce
ment 10 speculate In this grain Is iouhn
| owing to the rsgrCWness Of the range OF
prices. The usual operators are holdina
! OFF at present. and business Is confined &c
/ local receivers and shippers ana q rev
specialists. Cash oats ruled Ia &c
/ lower but closed nominaily firm. May
oats closed a shade higher
/ northumberland upsets all the calcu
, latiOns Of prOvis.On-traders. The marke
was in a demoraiized state. and lev
! eyincsd a willingness 10 attempt aggres
| sive buying. AZ the close. January porf
, was - lie. lower; January lard Jhi lie
| lower; January ribs ! l-2NlOc lower. DO
! nestle markets were quiet and easier.
The leading futures ranged as follows
opening. nigges,. Loves. tlosIl,