Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. September i5.-Flour duh
and freely offered winter wheat, low
| grades. ST. S6fI2 20: do. fair 10 fancy. 400
! $50: do. patents, S.GuSl9; Minnesota
clear, s2.25Q25; Do patents. &oaS s..,i
low ext-as, Sl.S32. 70: southern -four dull
and wax; common to fair extra, &lop
| 800; good to choice, 3G0f,35e
Wheat Moderately active and hc
! lower; No. > red, store and elevator, Pc
steady and i.dasc. lower on easier cables.
foreign selling. weak West. and local real
izing, September. 51Ssc October, 5Sc.; De-
cember. coi,c.: May. 65isc.
COrn-Dull but steady. No. .. 63iac in
elevator: 6lc. aHoat Options declined 2sV
&c, with the West; rallied &n7sc. on COW
sring and better West and closed steady
at unchanged prices at itc. advance,
with trading quiet: September, Sc; Oc-
tOber Gle: November, 0,sc., December
5Sisc May. 52izc.
Oats-Dull but steady. Options duh but
frmer: September SIC: october 49, &c ;
December, 37hc.: No. , white OCTOBER,
white. size: mixed western. 5r2Q S'sc.;
white do, 31"i0i2c.
Hly-Qulet and weak; shipping, 45a5Oc.;
good to choice. 61n75c.
Wool-Qulet and firm; domestic fleece.
1SN 2ic.: pulled l5H3ic.
Beef-Dull but steady: family. $l0oofe
100. beef hams quiet AZ $500: ii rcod
beef quiet and firm; city extra lnil1
mess. $3.50
Meats-Dur hut firm: picked bel
lies. 9IG9'kc: shoulders. 7i.4Hzc.; hams,
llnu2tc. middles nominal
Iard-Ouiot and steady; western steam,
50 20: city. $50; January. $50. nominally;
refined quiet: Continent. s9.e5; South
America. 50 ~.
pork-Duu but steady: old mess. $500
l6 -: extra prime. $i35jVli0.
Rutter-Qu.et. fancy firm; state dairy,
1id22c. do. creamery. Ea2ic.; western
dairy. 13dl1c.; do. creamery, loR-t'2c.'
Co ''t On-Quiet and firm; crude
31H32c.: yellow 35c. o..I,
Turpentine-Quiat and nominal at S'aP
Rosln-Dull hut steady; strained, COM
mon TO good. N.ljHl2o.
PntrOloum-Quiet
Rice-Firm and quiet.
Molasses-- Foreign nominate: New or
leans. open-kettle. good - choica. 2'n5oc.;
market dun but steady
Coffes-Firm ON September. and . polnts
up: others barely steady. ana unchanst'
10 y points down; September, S5 MH 80;
November Sl2.3j; December, N2.ole 10;
March. SliS0NlL95: May $lLSNtlls0' spot
Rio dun and nominal: No. !. N5jo
Sugar-Raw dull hut firm; fair refining:
&c; refined dull hut steady; OF A. '-I1
Mla.c: standard \. l'-fHlr.; cui-loat'
6asG5 9-lGc.: crushed, $3.50 Site; grant,
lated. l3-l615ic.
Freight; to Liverpool-Quiet and irrcgu-
lar; cotton, 3-32d.; grain. ld.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. September I5.-Tradinr on
the board to-day with the exception az
corn was dull and inactive. partaklng
largely Of tn usual Saturday half-holiday
character In corn. however. the trade
was fairly large, though within mode
rate range. At the beginning OF tTadlng
the market was easier, on the contlnN'l
weakness in corn, easier cabl :, ana li'rt
receipts In the Northwest. The weakness
IN corn however, was the main factor.
and IL has been so for some time past:
When the market got down % the 'pui.
price. II steadled on free buying ~ com
misslon-hous 8 Towards the close the
market strengthened somewhat, hut the
trading was very light and OF scdipirS
nature. The clos was n shade unl'r
the opening price December wheat open,
ell at So .pJ6'sc. decuneI % ooc', aIi
closed at jtlr55ls c.-2s1hc. lower than ye,-
terday. Cash wheat was IN fair mand.
Prices were isc. lower
Corn opened weak on general rains
throughout the corn belt, AMI larger re-
was assisted by the receipts Of stop
orders but the market steadied ~ the
decline, on good buying by commission
houses. subsequently advancing ON PR
dicted cooler and frosty weather in the
West and Southwest and on good COW
e.tiulatel receipts for Monday were
posted. prices weakened under the ham
mering Of the bearish local crowd. but
held fairly steady on good buying a. the
decline May corn opened at 27,H55isc.;
sold between b3lsd53@s and b2'sc., ana
closed at $50. lower than yesterday.
cash corn was in fair demand, with prices
i.c. lower.
oats opened easy. in sympathy with
corn, but the offerings werf well taken,
ard tc.iccs subsequently advanced. par
TALLY in sympathy with corn. The trade
was not large. and the close was quiet.
May oats closed unchanged 10 lsc. higher
than yesterday.
Provisions opened easy on the weak hog
market, and in sympathy with the weak
MS in corn. Later, II strengthened on
purchases by outside packers, bat subse-
ouently cased on on rather large Offsr-
ings. AMI closed tame. January pork
cl sci 2r2c lower, January lard 2-l2c.
lower. and January ribs, l5c. lower.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.