Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

Rice--stsady:: domestic. fair 70 extra.
Molasses-.rorelrn nominal: New Or
leans, open kettle. good to choice, lSuSoc''
firm.
Peanuts--rrrm.
Cofee-ren to fifteen points UP; De-
csmber. N475: January. $3.50; March,
$lf.2Sgu435: May. Ntso; spot Rio dull but
steady; No. !. . S-lsc. - ga.
on A. 4 3-isdii $50; standard 4. s-Sc.
cut-loaf and crushed. 8 i-4c.; granulated.
Freights TO Llverpool--QuIet for cot
ton; grain firm cotton, by steam. 7-eid. ;
grain. by steam. Id.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, AID., October 2s.-Flour-
Firm.
whsat-F1rm; 70 (; red, Spot , and ! No e,
q Ssm atss. h lsgs' ltc hid pe ssana
pie, 67gssc; DO, on grade, 81 s-44e7 Sic.
corn-Steady; mixed, spot and October,
IS 1-4u3S 3-Sc.; year. l-HaA 3-ie.: jan
uary, 81 i-iI5i 1-2c.; February, 81 la
"a s-4c:; southern white. S54s'c.; do, yell
Oats-Easy: No. @ white western, g i-2G
&C.; No. mixed do, . 3-4c.
Rye-Quiet and firm: No. 2, Hafs
Hay-Steady at 15.JOaSl6.
Grain Freights-Ffrm.
Cotton-Quiet: middilng. 5-sc.
Eggs-Fjrm at Is 1-2Gl9c.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL. october 26:-Wheat
has plenty Of bull news TO work on TO-
day, but the ultimate outcome OF the
trading was q ioss, though not n serious
one, to prices. There was all-round conf
plant OF the dulness Of trade. ana longs,
finding but an Indifferent local demand,
and absolutely none from the outsioe'
ing to carry their load over Sunday. Much
attention was accorded the New YORK
market, as the understanding was that
the seaboard contingent was bullishly In
clined.
Slightly higher prices ruled at the OPEN
ing. and for quite q while Afterwards,
advances at Liverpool. and the wneat
exports for the week being more tnan
eXpected-2G5S,tC9 Notwithstanding a
moderate amount OF encouragement. The
Russo-China treaty, with its probable Ell.
feet on England. and whether war would
likely result therefrom. was also referred
to az an argument encouraging strength
The estimate for Mondays receipts
$50 cars-changed the tone from steady
to weak. and raid made on the near
futures in corn about the same time
added to the depression.
The st. Louis Modern Miller en-
conditions. 1t is expected that the visible
supply will show an increase for the
week Of about 100000 bushels.
December wheat opened at 81 1-f4
CT 1-Sc., and declined to 60 l-2M60 Use.
where II closed-l-4c. under yesterday
Cash wheat was steady. closing easy.
Under determined pounding by two
commission-houses, the near futures in
corn were forced full cent lower. May
sympathizing with them. but not declin-
ing as much. The estimate for Monday
receipts-,0 cars-was the basis for the
raid. shorts also evolving some en-
enlargement from them.
Previous to the activity accompanying
the break referred TO, there was but a
dull. quiet market, with no interesting
features to record.
May corn opened at % 3-tc. declined to
20 CSC. and closed at - 3-SQ29 1-2c.-1-4fl
Csc. under yesterday. Cash corn declined
3-4G1c. per bushel.
The trade In oats presented no interest
at all. The early trading was fair, and
so was that around the time when wheat
and corn were breaking. but on the ave.
rage the day was very duli
one. Prices moved up and down CORE
oats closed lac. lower. Cash oats were
lac. lower.
No class Of traders in provisions ap-
peared to be interested. In that market
the feeling was steady. but IL was con-
coded thar any extra demand or pressure
to sell would be felt in prices. The hog
market was weaker, but exerted no in
higher than yesterday.
January pork was shade higher, Janu-
airy lard. and January ribs shade lower
Domestic markets were quiet and easy.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.