Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-29
NEW YORK pRODr,Cr MARKET

Va, was here to-day.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. September 2S-Flour un-
settled. weak. and dun: winter wheat
low grades. N.Sq2to: fair to fancy, s. iGn
ESQ: patents. s2s5g3lo; Minnesota clear.
| g. 25n 70; patents 81 iQli3 10; low extras
sL&a2. co. southern flour duh and weak
common to fair extra, 81 iOS13.OO; good to
choice. do. 81. 00h3. 50.
Wheat-Dull and lower with options
closing firm. No. 2 red, store and elevator.
54hQ Soc; afloat 5ShN55s.c options de-
clined &c. December selling S-l6c. below
former low record, ralying &c and clos
ing weak. l.M%c. below yesterday. with
trading fairly active: September sac :
November, 5sisc.; December, &c; May.
corn-Dull. lower, and weak: No. ?.
dull, weak and $qis.c. under yesterday {;
53sc.; December. 52Isc.; May. 53r.c.
Oats-Fairly active but weaker. Options
easier; September. &c. November. 33isc. .
December. &rsc.; May. 37aec.: spot. No. 2
S2nSl4c,; mixed western. 32iRn33.c.
Hay-Fairly active and steady: shipping.
5Oat6c.: good to choice. 70aS0c
Wool-Dull but firm, domestic fleece. 1917
dc; pulled. l5qStc.
Beef--Quiet: family. NOOoai2W: extra
mess. $So0uS.5O beef hams dull M Slg ~.
tierced beef inactive; city extra India
mess, Sl7O0
Cut-Meats-QuIet and steady: picked
bellies. Sac; shoulders, 6i9c: hams 1910
| lie, middlss nominal.
Lard-Quiet and strong: western steam
| closing, &%; city. ss.eoaS25: September.
1886. October, 1885: January. SSO5; refined
iirmer; Continent. s9.&q97j; compound,
81. 7Ju7.O0
Pork-In moderate demand and steady;
mess. sl415Gl525
Butter-Fancy In Hight supply and
frmer; State dairy. liQ23c.: creamery.
| lSq25lAc.; western dairy. l3alTc.: DO
creamery, l5Q26c.; Elgins, &c.
COttOnseed Oll-Quet and unchanged.
crude, SlQ32c.; yellow. 3iq35c.
| Petroleum-Quiet.
Rosn-Quiet and FIRM strained. common
| to good. $l20dl.2l.
Turpentine-More active and steady Mt
Rice--Tirm and active; domestic. extra,
quiet. Japan. iasq5lsc.
Molasses-Foreign nominal: New or
leans. open-kettle. good TO choice 2gd36c. ;
market moderately active and steady.
Peanuts-Quiet
Coffee-Closed barely steady at .slsnolD
1875, September, sl33Odi3S0; November,
N2 %; January. 81 @u1l. go March. 81 70lp
ll.15; spot Rio, dull and nominal: No. I,
Sugar-Raw quiet and nominal: fair re-
fining. 3Isc; refined dull and unchanged:
standard A. Fzd4 ll-l6c. cut-ioaf. l-i6c
crushed, l-l6d5hc.; graduated, 4I2U
l3-l6c.
FreIghts to Liverpool-Steady; grain
quiet; cotton fairly active; cotton, $500
T-6id.; grain, al.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, September 3D.
Fqour dull
Wheat-Steady; No red. spot and Sep
TENDER, 52Q52a.c.; October 5-A g527sc. De-
cember. ,5jasnsc;; May. foi4q6oAc.;
steamer. Ne: red 5on5o'ac'; milling. by
Corn-Dnll and easy; mixed. spot and
September. J5Isc., bid; October. 5ji2c,
asked; year, Oi2c., asked; southern white,
&c; do. yellow. coo.
Cats-Inactiye and weak; No. ? white
MS3c.
Rye-Steady: No. 2, 53c.
Hay-Steady a. firm prices; good to
choice timothy, sl2OOnl250
Grain Freights-Dull.
Provisions mess pork, sl6.15;
bulk shoulders $50, short-rib sides. 1876
clear sides. 5000; sugar-cured shoulders,
50 O hams, small $li25; large, $3.50
Butter-Firm; creamery. fancy 26g2Ic.:
ladle fancy, hqlsc.; store-Dacked, lilD
ljc.
Eggs-In good demand at i9c.
Coffee-Quiet; No Z. l54,c.
Sugar-tluet; graduated, 4.S2c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. September 2s-After falling
and rising frequently to-day. wheat closed
weak AT "A slight Improvement over the in
side figures. There was very little outside
of the usual everyday announcements
10 affect values Linn, who made his first
appearance on the floor in several months
yesterday, did some buying this morning,
his admirers and the scalpers following
his lead. the success that usually attends
his operations being well known. New
York orders were generally to sell. The
final weakness in corn extended TO wheat.
Most OF the early buyers parted with the
stun they had on hand. December wheat
opened at 53bcs sold between 53Sa5Jla
and 53c.. and closed at 534c.-I4c. under
yesterday. Cash wheat was IN good de-
mand, but unchanged in price.
COrn-Yesterday's closing weakness was
still on corn at the opening to-day short
covering and buying by a prominent com
mission-ho house reversing the tone for a
spell but prices giving way 10 a deter
mined attack made by another firm, whose
record for aggressiyeness Is well estab-
lished At 49i.c. FOR May many stop
orders came out, another drop taking
place. under the volume Of selling. Priyi-
lege-headers and shorts experienced no
In securing whatever corn they
needed. their buying. In fact. being the
sole support OF the market. May corn
opened at from 1917 20 4yAc, sold between
81 and 49c.. and closed al 43i4c.-@s6ts.c.
under yesterday. Cash corn was weak
and lc. lower
oats depended on wheat and corn for
direction. The trade was utterly without
feature, fluctuations being responsive 20
the changes in the other markets. The
close was weak with May SC under yes
terday.
Professionalism some days past the ef-
forts Of professionals and packers Were
directed az freezing out country holders
OF product. Not much success was at
tanned in this respect and to-day there
-.mt. L. h..
interests were buying. Brokers made
purchases for Armour. Cudshy and the
Anglo-American people were free buyers,
while several Of the large commission
houses had important orders on the same
side Prices were strong, although closing
at some decline from the top. The hog
market. which was strong. communicated
lrmness 10 product. The close was 22l1c.
higher than yesterday. for January pork,
and i0c. higher each for January lard and
ribs.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest Closing.