Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-06
Main and Eleventh Streets---Saks' Corner.

s5.5Oq$6; beef hams firm at $3.50; tierced
beef steady; city extra India mess, $lOg
sl050.
Cut Meats-frm: picked bellies, s5lslkq
$j2J; shoulders, $3.75dSi.42: hams. $3.50.
Lard-Quiet: western steam, $40. city,
81 October 1880; refined quiet; Conti-
rent, $40; South America, $; compound.
sinsLi2lk.
Pork-Quiet and steady; new mess.
$1150$SJ0
Butter-Firmer: demand fair; State
dairy. l0Gl5lac.; do, creamery. lQl7c.;
western dairy 7HQllc.; Elgins. tic.
Eggs-Fancy steady; State and Penn
sylyania, EMl9c.; ice-house, l4Ql5hc.;
western fresh. l1zqlsc. do, case, $50
$500
Cottons eed-Oil-Firm: crude. ahd22c.;
yellow prime. 25lf26c.
Rosin-Firm; strained, common TO good.
S1.72113sl7J
Turpentine--Easler at 2sQ2S l-4c
Rice-Fairy active and firm: domestic.
fair 10 extra, 3ixa53.c.; Japan. tdi lac.
Molasses-F1rm; demand fair; New Or
leans, open kettle. good 10 choice Nd3Ic.
Peanuts-Steady; faGcy hand-picked.
: 32sQ4c.
Conee-Firm: icd0 points up: Novem-
Der, 5@qS.60; December. s9.3oaS9. 20;
March and May, ss.30qS9.30: July, f9306l
9s0: spot Rio frmer and quiet; No. !,
$3.50.
sugar-Raw quiet and easier; fair re-
Huiiiks u l-litss ItNllrQ lONtl ana more
active; off a. 7-Sd4c.;' standard A.
lac; cut-Ioaf and crushed. 7-sc. ;
graduated, lie.
Freights to Liverpool-Firm cotton, by
steam. lied; grain. by steam. lid.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE ND. October 5.-Flour--
Firm; western super, S22j1tS2.4 a. do. extra,
s.. 7OQS.2j; do. family. S3.5OGs3 70: winter
wheat patent. sigSL$e; spring do, $500
A.l5: do. straight, 875qA
Wheat-Steady, spot and October,
20 $40 tic. December. 20 I 2Q70 3-lc
steamer No. red. CT l-iG67 l-2c.. south
ern, by sample. 6ed72c.: southern. on
grade, CS Ian l-ic.
Corn-Steady; spot and October. 2SV
Is lie. new or old. November or Decem-
Der, 2S42s LSc.; January. Is l-Sq8 Sc;
steamer mixed 2GG26 lac. southern white
or yellow. 29N9c.
Oats-Steady to firm; No. 2 white. go
PC. No. 2 mixed. 2iG21 lie.
Rye-Steady; No 2, nearby, 39lioc.;
No western. Al l-2n42c.
Hay-Quiet and hrm; choice timothy,
$l25OQsl320
Grain Freghts-Qulet; steam to LIVER
pool. per bushel. ga lid
Eggs-Firm at l5Hl5 he
Coffee-Quiet; No. T. $3.50.
Sugar-StcAdy; graduated. A.33
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. October 5-The news on
| wheat to-day was bearish, yet prices
closed slightly higher than on Saturday.
AT the same tine there was evidence OF
heavy selling by the prominent leaders IN
the recent bull movement. and no indica-
ton that they bad taken the wheat on
again. The market opened at the lowest
point Of the days 3-4c. FOR December
afterwards advancing, but with prices
iuctuating very irregulariy. December
opened at from 81 10 SO 3-4c., advanced to
IS l-4a6S Csc. and closed at 81 3-4-1-SfD
l-fc. higher than Saturday Cash wheat
was irregular. closing steady at Satur-
days figures
Corn.-The early retrogression In wheat
prices Influenced corn to like action at
the opening, but when the finer grain rail-
lied corn promptly Joined in the advanc-
ing movement. May corn opened al
rs l-2c., advanced 70 ~ l-fq26 Csc, and
closed at Is l-+g2G 3-Sc--higher than Sa-
turday. Cash corn was about steady at
Saturdays prices.
oats exhibited little n any iudspend-
ence, price changes being due 10 the In
fiuence exerted by the fluctuations OF
wheat and corn. May oats closed l-iq3-Sc
higher than Saturday. Cash oats were
weak and quotably l4al-2c. lower.
Provisions.-Ihe hog market was easter
this morning, and that fact I'm connection
with the opening loss T. prices In grain,
caused product TO display quite a little
weakness at the start. but. with the har-
dening OF the wheat market reversal OF
the tone In provisions was noted. January
pork closed II l-2c. higher than saturday.
January lard l-2Q5c. higher. and Janu-
airy ribs 5n7 2c. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows: