Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures OCTOBER 80 1895.

2lc.; yellow. prime. zI9Ac bid. 2sc. asked
do. or grade. 26,tq27isc.
Rosin--Scarce and Arm; strained, COM
mon to good, s1.s5q$I.7o.
Turpentlne- and easy. at 2si4m
2sSc.
ira. &C.. japan. 3'sR3%c -.
Molasses-Foreien nominal; New Or-
leans, open kettle. good TO choice, 2eu
32c market firm.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Barely steady; 10 points down TO
70 points up; October SIS. 400 $3.50; Decem-
Der. sii sqfSits5: January, Nt;so; Februa-
~ Nt65: March, S450n 60; May. 81 100
YL20; spot Rio quiet and steady NO. Z.
Sngsir-Raw about steady; demand mod
crate; fair refining, 3sc.:, rehned qu,et
and steady: of A. . S-i6Hifc stahdaIn
A. Isc.: cut-loaf and crushed 04c'i gram
Freiehts to Liverpool-Cotton quiet;
grain firmer: room scarce; cottoh, py
steam. lid. grain. by steam. w. ashe''
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. october 2s.--fiour-
Quiet
Wheat-steady: No. red. spot and DC
tober. e6 3-4aIe5 7-sc.; December, o. .-sT
Csc, May, 12172 1-ic. steamer, NO; : IT, e.,
SO 3-4Ne3 7-sc: southern. by sample oop
&c; do. on grade, 6iH66c. ,., s,o,
81 5-sas7 S-ic: October. 81 l-e@@ SAC; 10.
vember. "a 3-4a3i Use; year. 30 3-tnSic.
January. 80 i-2li3s s-4c.; February. 80 80
34c.; southern. white. SiaS6c.; new 40
Oats-Ouiet and easy; No. 2 white west
ern, 25c. asked No. mixed do. 2SaS i,se.
Rye-Steady; No. 2, 4iq5c. Tor nearby
4Sfi5Oc. for western.
Hay-Good. $l5.50I$l6.
middling. 5-sc.
Provisions-In good demand; mess pork.
1880; bulks, s 3-+c.; short-rib ana Siear
sides, 6l-4c. sugar-cured shoulders
&c; hams. small, II lac; large " S-N'
Lard-Relned. 7 lac .,s,
Butter-Steady; fancy creamery SSa
Eggs-Firm at l9c.
Coffee-Steady; No: Z, Tb'2o
Sugar-Dull; graduated. 3-'c
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. October 2s.--After the usual
recognition Of the drought scare py open-
ing firm and slightly higher her, ,h, ~ b bsayv
Northwestern receipts. lower Loiuon .
blcs. and poor business, and ruled weak ssa
and lower up to the close, which was .ns
low point OF the day, The opening was
the highest The notable weak period OF
the session began "A little AFTER noon,
and was apparently due TO seilihs py N ~
York and local longs, the former ,os
short account, and the latter because
they had grown weary OF waiting TOT q
bull movement December wheat; opened
al from 6Ots to 6O7sc, and declined 10
53Sc.. where II closed. sc. under yess,~
DAY Cash wheat was weak anu tgrsc
per bushel lower. .,oos
II was quiet In the corn pit. ana prlcesS,
although experiencing weakness through
the relationship of this grain ana wnea,,
aid not materially decline. Inc rank
scarcely exceeded lsc. limit, the business ness
afforiing ample scope therein. May corr
onened at 29i4c.. sold at 2si ,n@ssc, ana
declined to 2Si.c, where 1t closedaahsc'
under Yesterday. Cash corn was steauy
oats were Influenced entirely by .hs
feeling OF wheat Price changes were no.
important. and were confined to narrow
boundaries. May oats closed lac. unde,
Yesterday Cash oats were firm Tor all
grades. with white hc. higher.
Provision-traders encountered turtner
announcement this morning in the sta.e
Of affairs at the yards Early the report
was weak and lower. Later anotner us
match was received quoting dechne oi
i01I5c Product gave way TO the deprss-
sions communicated, prices ruling az us
clines all day. At the close January poth
was lCSl i2ibc. lower than yesterday. Janu-
ary lard 2iau5c. lower and January lids
2lhc. lower. - ,o,,or,s.
The leading futures ranged as foiows'
upsniug nisnes'. Loves. ios'is'