Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


wheat. low grades. 81. $50 2 80; fair to fancy,
s. 40q2g 80; patents, x15q3.@; Minnesota
clear, s.. 25GI2.65; patents, S3io13.W; low eS-
tras. S.Su2.50; patents. A.25niS9. sou.n-
ern flour dull and easy; common TO ic elr
extra. s.. loq3Oo; good to choice do. s3.Vog
$50
Wheat--Dull and easier. with options:
No. red. store and elevator. 5l}tNosc.'
afioat, 57N95sc. Options fairly active, Dc DE-
clining Aassc., rallying ssdkc., falling qsY
terday: September, 67Ac,; November. eoe';
December, 6lc.: May 651sc.
Corn-Dul but irmer: No. 2, 6iHQ65c. In
elevator: 64Eas5c. afoat. Options QUIZ ana
firm, at a Ad1lsc. advance; september,
635sc.; october. exc. December. Ssssc.;
Oats-Spot quiet and steady. Options
dull and lower; September 33Ac:: october,
3iAc.; November. 35Ac.;. December. SSnc':
spot, No. 2, 3Ss.Gs4c. No. 2 white. 3eac.;
mixed, western, 34435c.; white do. 35n4lc;
Hay-Dull and weak; shipping. &c.; good
10 choice, soqS5c.
Wool-Fairly active and steady; domes-
Beef-Quiet and steady: family. 10000
200. Beef hams duh at &20o. Tierced
beef quiet and firm: extra India mess,
sl7.0o. Cut meats duh but steady; plekIed
bellies. ss75; shoulders. So0; hams, sllvg
Lard-Qulet and firmer; western steam,
closing, $3.50; city, $500. option sales,
none. Refined firm; Continent, s9Q5; South
America, 1925: compound. $662le.
Pork-In moderate demand and frmer;
mess. sl5.25Ql5.50: extra prime. sl35o4i4o 90.
Butter-Dull and easy; state dairy; lfp
23c.: creamery, 1Si:24c.: western dairy,
i3i411Tc.: creamery. 15d2ic.;. Elgins 2ic:
Cotton-seed oil-Quist and firm; crude.
29G30c.; yellow 30c.
Petroleum-Quiet.
Rosln-Dull but steady; strained. COM
mon 10 good, sl.i5GlD. ,,,,oo
Turpentine-Quiet and weak at 2Si9G29c.
Rice-F'irm and active: domestic. fair to
extra 4hfi57sc.; Japan. 4laGiS.c.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle, gooG 10 choice, 2Ig3Gc
market quiet and steady.
Peanuts-Quiet. .,
Coffee-Exchangs closed: Spot Rio dull
but steady; No. T. 5000.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair REIN
ing, SiSc Refined fairly active and firm;
off A. 7-16d4Ac.; standard A. lS-lsaSc
cut-loaf, 53s45 9-16c.: crushed, 5sslo s-lec.
graduated, 13-1645hc.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-Flour-Dull
Wheat~Steady; No. red. spot. and
September, 55s.6557sc.; December. ., 5sgs,
59Lsc.; May. SIC steamer. No. red. 52s. U
Sc; milling wheat, by sample. 5sa5SAc:
Corn-Unsettled mixed spot. SSisc.; sep
TENDER. 59I9c.; year, SIC; southern corn
white. Sc; do. yellow, &c.
s5}sa 3sc. No. q mixed 33lsGSic.
Rye-lnactive; No. ?, SOC.
Hay-Quiet and easy; good to choice
Ocean freights-Dull and unchanged.
Eggs-Steady at 15ul5i2c.
Coffee-Quiet: No. 7. $l612h3l6.25.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. September 1.-The start and
the finish on wheat were weak to-cay,
but there was a stronger tone during the
balance of the session, the frmer action
being governed by the strength OF corn
The deliveries OF wheat were quite lars'
for September lst, the fact being upper
most in mind when the market opened
The alarm exhibited by corn shorts ban
| ished every other consideration IRON thC
thoughts OF wheat traders, and prompl
change in the sentiment was eXperlenced
Those who had sold endeavored TO buy
back the wheat they had parted WIN an!
those who were short, in expectation thai
the bottom was 10 fall out OF the market
exhibited marked uneasineSs. After prices
had advanced moderately, and when II be-
came apparent that the worst was oyer
In corn. the offerings Of wheat became
free, drop taking place as natural re-
suit. 20,
December wheat opened at from 563s tG
BE- sold between 5i3s and Sb2c, ana
closed at 569sc.--i2n3sc. under yesterday
Cash wheat was AQlsc. lower than yes
terday.
Corn-The bulls in corn were sorely dis
appointed at the manner in which inc
market fizzled out For that matter tins
| shorts were chagrined to think that they
had allowed themselves to be frightened
| into the state OF seml-panc that prevailed
| at the opening. when the price or Sep
| TENDER was listed almost &c. above where
| II closed yesterday. The other options adj
vanced In sympathy, but did not partlei'
L.. - o.
| current month. After the demand from
shorts" had been satisfied. and when Il
| was apparent that there were no new
| buying orders on the market. offerings
became larger. and as the half session
| was nearing an end, corn became druf
| and values lost all the enhancement, and
in addition declined below the final figures
| of Yesterday. May opened at 53l4c., Sole
| between "a and 527sc., and closed AT o5c.-
| sac. higher than yesterday. Septembei
| closed &c. under yesterday. Cash corr
was very irregular. The opening was ~
to &c. higher, prices declining lc.' ana CLOS
| ing at the bottom.
| Oats-The demand at the opening came
from shorts, who. were emulatinS the =, &C
| ZION of their brethren in corn. The offer
| incs increased later IN the session anC
| there was less anxiety to buy, so that Z
decline took place. The clos. Eas isc. un
| der yesterday for May. Cash oats wer'
| firm early, but later ruled easy, and clcse'
| about NC. under yesterday
| Proyisions-The opening on product wa
| strong. commisslon-houses presumabi,
| with orders to cover. doing the buying
| THE Incentive came from the buoyan
corn market, and from the better feellni
In the live-hog market, where prices were
IN TO Zoe. per 100 pounds. Packer
offered literally later In the day. Nalue'
settling back, with less interest beini
taken In the market. The close was l2lzc
higher than yesterday for January pori
| January
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Onaoing Vlyhest Lowest. Closing