Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-07
NEW YORK pRoDUcE MARKET.

NEW YORK, September s.-Fiour duli
and weak: buyers holding on wh'.I
wheat, low grades, N.S5- 80 "a sair Min, 10
fancy. s2.scH2so; patents. S.ISgS.@; =? M IN
nosota clear. s225G2.ej; do. patents. S,4o1
Is. low extras. 81. S5fI2.5O: southern nosr
dull and weak: common TO fair extra WV
az %: good to choice do. S.W13oo. s,,.
Wheat Moderately active ana i2ptc,
higher: closing Arm: No red. store ana
elevator, 5slefi5Ss.c.; afl0at. 5S',c. optlohs
moderately active and sc. higher; CLOSING
strong; September 5sisc.; December oifS'''
May. G6l4c. e-
Corn-Quiet. higher. and firm; No. 2 sc:
in elevator; 65i2c. afioat. Options lalrS
active and strong az a l1sn2Asc. adVancr'
September, 6iisc; October. size: DeceIn-
Der, Gle: May. GOc.
Oats-Mcre active and frmer; Options
fairly active and stronger; September.
3iA4c. October, 3j2sc.; December, s,sc';
May, ioasc.; spot, No. 2, 3tGS4Ssc.: No,
white, 56h43Ic.; mixed western, 5feSoe''
white do. 36Gi
Hay-Quiet and weak: shipping. 5oc.;
good to- choice 6JdS)c.
Woo--Moderately active and steady; do
nestle fleece. lSn2ic pulled, l503ic
Beef-Dull but steady; family, aOVy4
1900, extra mess. S.O0Hs0: beer mans
quiet at 81 80: tierced beef duh but firm;
city extra India mess. 500.
cut Meats-F'irm and In fair demand;
pickled bellies. &c shoulders, 7n1Ac.:
hams. ilqlla,c.: mddles nominal.
I,ard-Quiet and steady. western steam
S90o bid. city. $50; September $500, re-
fined quiet and firm. Continent, s. 80;
South America, $50; compound, SN4
712le.
Pork-Quiet and firm: mess, sl5JodiS75.
Butter-ln moderate demand and steady;
state dairy. lu22igc.; Creamery lsd . &C.
western dairy, lSi20i7e., creamery, l0H
&c
Cottonseed Oil-Duu but steady
Rosln-Dull but steady; strained. COM
mon to good. 81 l5lIl.20.
Turpentine-Quiet and firm at 80, &C..
Rice-In good demand and firm; do
mestc, fair to extra, 4ha5'sc.; japan
4aG4ac.
leans. open-kettle. good to choice, 2'dS6c.;
market dun but steady.
Peanuts--Quiet.
Coiree-Opiions steady, but 5Il5 points
down; September. Sl3.70nl3@, November
H27j; March. Sl220ni235: May. N2iod
l2.l5. spot Rio, duh and nominal; No. T.
$500.
Sugar-Raw quiet: refined quiet and
steady; of \, I 1854 i4c.; standard a.
I l3-l6ajc: cut-loaf. 5a.G5 9-l6c.. crushed,
5N15 slice: graduated, I l3-l6n34c.
Freights 20 Liverpool-Dull and irregu-
| lar. cotton, 3-32d.; grain, I'D, asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. September 6.-Flour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Steady: No , red. spot and Sep
tember. 5ja.a55sc.; October 5S453'gc De
steamer. 30 ? red, 55a55i4c.; milling
wheat, by sample, JG05Gi9c.
Corn-DGll. spot and September, 59ikcr
bid: thu year, Sole, bid: southern white
| corn, 59c.: do yellow. 6o0Clc
Oats-Quiet and steady; No. Whlte
western, S5i2H36c.; No. mixed do S5's
oslo.
ITup--Iln1I aud good choice
timothy. sl3.50alL00.
Ocean Frelghts-Steady and unchanged.
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, I'LL. September 6.-The last
half-hour's trading in wheat to-day saved
the market from being characteglzed as
one Of the dullest on record. Cntil that
time the range covered but a i,c. range
whilst good stf undertone 70 prices
was quite apparent. The announcement
| Of unusually small estimates Of to-mor-
rows arrivals started the crowd 10 coNrr
| ing The continental cables, with ad-
| Vances at all points except Antwerp, nav
| ing arrived "a short time previous hal
put the TENDER of the trade in nj state
| for buying so that when the shorts anu
| sellers OF calls undertook 10 cover tnsy
! had az accessories the scaipers ana Inc
| bulls generally The news was. for the
| most part. i'm favor OF higher prices; Inc
| strength in corn eXerted good influence
| in preserving the tone Of wheat early
December wheat opened at % Sc. dn-
vanced 10 57a,c., and closed at the out
side-7sQlc. higher than yesterday. Cash
wheat was steady Sales were made
| mostly at yesterdays prices The strength
| in futures caused corresponding nrmhess
| In the cash market later.
| COrn-The Tip" that the gov rnmenl
would give a very low average IN the con-
dillon Of corn In its forthcoming repori,
and, fixing the figures at from - 10 %
| per cent, against SCI on the 10th 81 Au-
gust, which has been In circulation LOT
| several days, was the subject OF much
talk in this market to-day. II received
great credence. and caused considetable
| buying, with the result OF producing
material advance in prices and nrm
undertone in the action. The belief that
| the report has leaked out had many ne
| levers, II being remarkable that those
people who seemed to be- posted on pre-
ViOIs occasions were the ones that had
within &c. Of the top. May corn opened
at from "a TO 55c., sold at 54asc' a, ad-
vanced to 5Gi.c.. and closed at 5Sisc. Inc
| trading I'm cash corn was steady, ana az
unchanged prices. The close was n0ml-
nally higher. with the futures.
Oats-T'hc strength I'm corn was reflected
| In oats, the trade, however, being OF a
lifeless character until the fnal activity
| I'm the other grains led TO some GOVERN
/ By shorts. The close was nrm AT Il gam
| OF s,aisc. over yesterday for May. Cash
oats were strong, the prices ruling &c
| higher than yesterday.
| Proysons-At the opening for product.
| the tone was good, and prices were bound
| upward. but the packers were unanimous
| In their opposition 10 an advance, their
| offerings carrying values off very ma
| terially. Later IN the session the sudden
| squirt in grain acted mpathetically on
| provisions. and a partial recovery was
| made
| The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
| WHEAT