Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

l-f. decline; October, 81 DOC. NoNeu,Dei'
Sc Use; December. 50 I-2c. May, s. 5-sc.
Oats-Spots quiet and easier. Options
dull and easier; October. q 6-sc.; NoVem-
Der. - 5-sc.; DeceInber. p Sic. May,
~ &c; spot prices: No. 2. = &c; no.
white. sc. mixed western. sin2c;
Wool-Frm; moderate demand; domes-
tie, fleece. i4n2zc.: pulled. 1Sajic.
Beef-Steady; family. l-2c. extra mess
E.5DasS: beef hams quiet At sl.5%aslIS.
Ticrced Beef-Steady but drll.
Cut Mests-Dull; picked bellies. S1-S9
G 3-ic; shoulders. l-4go 5-ic., mans
lie; middles nominal.
IArd-Duil; city. $50; October. :''ys :. Ia Ia
nomlna!y; refined qulet' CONTINENT so'"'
compound. Su4 1-8c
Pork-Dull but steady; 'mess, G75nSo.
Butter-Quict and steady. State dairy,
l202lc.. DO. creamery, 2 l-2a2Sc.; western
dairy. l0Qi5c.: Eigins. &c.
Pennsylvania 2Oa2l lie; western. fresh,
Taiiow-ouiet and easy; city. Alag
4 5.lsc.; coupon. 3-ifi 7-sc.
Cottonseed- Oil-Firm but dull; crude;
Rosin-Firm; strained, common to good.
TuTrentine-Quiet and firm at Is l-20
Rice-steady: domestic, fair to extra
8 3-taGc.; japan. 8 5-ou3 Sic, ~
Nolasscs-foreign nominal. New Or
leans, open kettle, good 10 CHOICE -oa"-c''
fair demand; choice firm.
Peanuts-Quiet.
coffeeGSteady. and 5a20 points down;
October. SIS -; November. Slol|i9c9. y -.
cember. sl4So; March. $li.G5; May El5.ssD
si4; spot Rio dull and easy; NO. T. I't'
sugar-Raw dull: fair refining, l- &C.
refined steady and dull; OF A.. 5-i61
4l-2c.: standard a. bic; coulectlTyn.d
4. 5-Sc.; powdered. &c.. srahula'ea'
frS to Liverpool-Fairy active
and Steady: cotton, by steam. 1-oin''
grain, Sid.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARIN,
BALTIMORE, MD, october i9.-tlour-
Steady. c-se7 ,-.c
steamer No 2. red. 81 l-i962 l--c', SOUL SOUL
ern. By SIMPLE, 6Gq6s lie; do'' on s'H'e'
Corn~Steady: mixed. spot 81 S-ta5' IS;
October. q l-4a3T lie: November, &c,
year. % 3-iff3ic.; January, ~ 1-fn"S Ss5
southern white, J6237c. do yeiio"' 81 i--@
oats-steady: No, ? white western
% i.SQZc.; 10, 2 mixed. do .23G23 l-2e.
Rye-Firm; No. .. 40 i5c.. for nearby
so Sc, for western.
Hay-Firm, at $l5dsl5.JO.
Graln-Freigh ts-Fairly steady, steam -. 70
Liverpool. i-2c.. for December; Cork, TOT
orders. 2s.. Oh, for November.
COffee-Du.l, at 10 l-sBlg lac
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, october l9.-Inere was
little merit from a bear point OF view or
Improvement In values. At the start the
bulls had a slight ADVANTAGE out ~
were decidedly at dlsaltditdee MNtr
the session was over. An eHort "as III
AT the opening 10 boom prices on dry-
weather reDorts from the Wlntet-Wneie
belt. tie showers for that section whlch
were predicted yesterday, not miteridliH--
ing In add ton TO tins. the sclshl'oin ia.
DISPATCHES in regard 20 the Venezuelan
question appearing in some OF tne HULL
Ing pauers rather tending TO make slortS
uneasy. Tine demand WAS not OF the hiIiu
that sustaius, however, ana Ds.ore many
minutes had passed decline tet ~ VIII VII
was only stopped by puts. a belet eA.sted
that the supply would show alInost -
COZ 100 bushels increase for tEiS week. Ina'
tended - increase the weakness, ds az,
also. large estimate for MlnneapoIIs
receipts. Cash wheat was easy, ana i--c'
per bushel lover.
Activity was unknown In corn to-day
The situation was practically the sane
az that for weeks prices varying %.
little and the traders finding but scant
announcement To do business. Inc ups
and downs Of wheat defined the course OF
prices. hut the fluctuations were SLOW ana
narrow. May corn opened at - &c, ana
=
those figures, a loss Of Lie. being noted.
Cash corn was steady. at unchanged
prices. =.
As a sample OF how dull oats were, 1t
may be stated that for upwards OF five
minutes after the opening not one trans
actions had been recorded. Later Few
trades were made, but most OF the Sos
sion was on a par with the opening. The
close was weak throughout: May closet
lac under yesterday. cash oats were
steady.
Observation-Disclosures In this market was
far from brisk. although there were oc-
caslons when far trading took place. 10y
Gar the greater part OF the session was
with nolning doing. Some steadness was
seen at the opening. but the decline In
wheat and loss in value to live hogs
prevented product from maintaining firm
ness. The close was y l-2c. lower for
January pork. i-2NJc. lower for Janu-
airy lard. and l2c. lower for January
ribs Domestic markets were quiet and
easy.
The leading futures ranged as follows: