Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-22

shipptns pese; sool 70 shsl6s ~
,.i Wool Quiet .sa nm; domssss -
Sssf.9gS su ana ssf sss.as!: fanny essg
dull at 600: tered bssf S.lst -
s'esdy; city extrs IpdIs nee, W. sx.s,.6
bellies S5saElc.. sceordins to atsnos;
shoulders. Il. !: hams. ilKc.
Lard-Quiet but nrmer; western stse4s
closing, - cisy mso: pscsnSer' ~
fork-Duli but steady; mess. Q1.00
Butter-Fsncy hrner and fairly activss
s ss.;.. a.l ds it 's ssss%ssy &C.
Eigfns. Nh@25c.
cotionssed oiI-FIrm; crude. aasas. ri.
low. &c
Rosin-DuIl but frm: strained. eommou
| to good, u.f7izffl.2 M.
Turpcntine-8ui.t and easy at p93sxe.
Rice-Active and firm: domestic. fair 10
Moiasses Foreign nominal: New Or
| leans open-kettie. good to choice. Hd3sc.;
market steady and moderately active.
Coffee-iO6so points down; September.
$iio0IiA05; November. @l2.7o12l2 %; yanu-
| airy. N2i5d1235; March. 81. 6ai2is: May.
n2c: spot Rio. more active and steady:
sugar-Raw dull bu. steady: fair re-
fining, 3xc.: refined dun and unchanged;
standard A.. MO- l3-isc.; cut-loaf and
crushed, 5 s-isass;c graduated '%~
Fretghts-Quiet and steady: cotton,
sgd; grain. al.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Nd September H.
| Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Wesk; No. 2 red. spot. 5odSos1c:
month, 53lz4l53ssc.: October. 5ip5iisc.: De-
l 4
Sic: milling, by sample. Sc
| Corn--Wsak: mixed. spot. 5Iisc.: month.
s7'rgSsSc.: year; 5Si4c.; southern white.
Oats-Steady; No. white western, $50
| 35hc.; No. 2 mixed do. 33a33'ac.
Rye-In light Inquiry No: 2, &c.
Hay-Stesdy at sl2gnl30o
Grain Freights-Very slow and un-
Provisions-Firm; mess pork. tsrs; bulk
| shoulders. $50; short-rio sides. 1915, clear
sides, $i00e; sugar-cured shoulders, $3.50.
hams, small. N22S; large. siSO.
Butter-FIrm fancy. creamery. eiagc.:
iadle. l7Qisc.: store paeked, Pale.
Eggs-Etrm at tic.
Coffee-Firm at f6c.
Sugar-Strong at 4gc.
| CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. September Awhile ths
trading in wheat to-day was fairly active.
| IL was confined TO a rather narrow limit
l16tssc.-and was, "a has been the case
for some time back. OF strictly local
| charcter, there being few or no outside
| orders. December wheat opened at 5jisc.
sold between 5ShI654 and 5irsc.. and
closed at S@55isc.-unchanged to isc.
higher. Cash wheat was easy. Prices
were i1c. lower.
Corn-On account OF the slack shipping
demand for corn. and % make elevator
room for oats and wheat. both Of which
pay a carrying charge 10 May. elevator
q I ON nrf nh.r At
S.c. over May. this morning. against l,sc.
, yesterday. This had depressing eject,
, and assisted in maintaining the feeling
which prevailed throughout the greater
| part OF the session. Corn opened steadier.
|, on lighter receipts here than estimated.
and on some covering by the shorts
II weakened shortly afterwards. however.
on free selling by longs and moderate
, fairly steady at the decline on buying
market rallied, In sympathy with ths
strength In wheat and some covering by
! shorts" May corn Opesei at b2i,nO2isc..
sold between 52is and 1lasc.. and closed az
, 52isc.-isc. lower than yesterday. Cash
corn was slow. Prices. are kQlc. lower;
Oats continued 70 decline, influenced
principally by like action In the corn
, market Business was OF fair volume.
although the trades were all rather small.
Toward the close the market became
nrmer. in sympathy with the Increasing
| strength IN corn May oats closed W.
lower than yesterday. Cash oats were
slow Prices were taisc. lower.
Provisions opened rather easy on the
weak hog market and OUTSIDE selling.
! There was one sale Of l.r0 barrels or
) long" pork by c0mmissiOn-house, sup
posed 70 be for OUTSIDE account but really
for Armour. that caused some raidlng
by the bears" " did not. however.
bring out any further "siop-order' selling.
The market was "A ? marklbly strong one.
In view of the weak grain markets, the
weak holders evidently having been
shaken out earlier ~ he week. Towards
the close the feeling was steady, AMI
prlces We're well maintained, especially
for the deferred deliveries January pork
closed 2tac lower. January lard Zee.
higher, and January ribs. 2isc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Onoatuy, ulEhes.. Lowest. tlOsing