Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, September 2-Flour dull.
neglected: and weak; winter. wheat; low low,
grades. S.SG2i0: fair to fancy. 5000
$50; patents, $26jdSlo; Minnesota clear
81 25Ge55; patents. g. 40G3.75: low extras,
81 SI240: southern -four duh and weak;
common TO fair, extra, $2l043.0O; good To
choice, do. S3O0d3.jo.
Observation-Disclosures active and frmer;
No. red store and elevator, 5jitc.; afioat,
sc. Options advanced asc., declined '8c.
advanced &C., and closed firm at i.c. over
yesterday, with a light trade; NO. red,
closing: October. 5Shc.; December $780,
May. 62Ac.
Corn-Dun and frmer: No. 2, 5ii4c. in
elevator; sac. ahoat. Options dull ana
firm at A4Ssc. advance; October ortc.;
November, 54isc.; December, 52Ac.; May,
0ats-ouiet and firm. options mode
rstely active; October. 325sc.; November,
3%c. December. 3issc; May, &c.; spot,
No. 2, S2Na32ssc.: No. white, S04e.;
mixed western. 33d3ic.
Hay-Light receipts and firm; shipping,
Dq 5jc. good to choice, 70HS0c.
Wool-Quiet and steady; domestic fleece,
1SQ24c.; pulled l5N3ic.; Texas, l0Il4c.
Beef..Dull; family. slOooql2eo; extra
tierced beef dull; city extra India mess,
Cut-Meats-Quiet and unchanged; pick
led bellies, Sac: shoulders, 6l2c.; hams.
lulZ1fllc.. mluuleS nominal.
LArd-Quiet and steady, western steam
$3.50; city, $SoOlIs25: October. 1875; Janu-
airy, SS15: compound, s6.75aT0o.
Pork-Fairly active and firm; mess.
n475d15.2j; extra prime, 1880 '.
Butter-Quet fancy firm So dairy,
14g23c. creamery. 18ltl5i2c.; west dairy
lS0f7c.: creamery, lju26c.; ElSlns, 26c.
COttonseed Otl-Steady; crude, aG32c.
yellow, 3fd35c.
Petrolsum-Steady.
mil nj firrrn. strained common
70 good. sl.2Cai.25. ~
Turpentlne-Quiet and steady at 2shG
2Shac.
to extra. "a 0i7sc.; Japan, 4ae449sc
Molasses-Foregn nominal; New Or
leans, open-kettle, good to choice, 2IqS6c. ;
market steady.
Peanuts-Steady.
Coffee-Op,ions opened weak and closed
steady, l5TS points down: October $1,000
1895; december, sl1 so1li.S5; January. sll.J0
I1l.55: March. 81. t00u.5; spot Rio dull
and nominal; No. I, sl5.75.
Sugar-Raw dull and nominal: fair re-
fning, 3isc.; refined dull and unchanged.
FraiGhts 10 Liyerpool-Cluiet and steady;
cotton, 7-6td.; grain, cd
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, September o.
Flour duh and unchanged.
Wheat-Stcady; No. . red, spot. Septem-
her. and October 52&+ Ho3c.; December,
EitG55l.c.: May. Goi9n5D2tc.; steamer. No:
2 red 5oq5OIsc.; milling. by sample, S314g
Corn-Dull; mixed. spot and September.
Bc.: October. 5jIsc., asked; year, Soc,
asked; southern white, &C. do. yellow.
Oats-Dull and weak; No. white. west
ern. 3+Ha35c.; No. mixed. do.i $5'2dS'c'
Rve-Guiet and firm; No. ,. 53c.
Hay-Quiet; good to choice timothy
sf2 CgQl2jD
'-c Grain Freights-Dul and weak; steam,
to Liverpool. Is, for SEPTEMBER. .ooo
Provisions-Steady; mess pork. Si 10 ~
bulk shoulders, $50. short-rib sides $50;
clear sides and sugar-cured shoulders
800: hams. small $3.50; large, $3.50.
Lard-Retned Zoe.
Eggs-Firm at lSi@ul9c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. September 29.-The news on
wheat inclined one way. ana the sent
ment OF traders the other, to-day. me
most plausible reason for an advance
WHOM nothing but depressing announce
ments were made was found IN the iact
that to-day marked the end OF the month
as well as OF the week, as lar as tranihB
was concerned With the steady decline
Ct has taken place OF late. IL IS but
49,, -al that a short interest Of some
p.1Dortions must have been created, ana
| 10 cover those outstanding sales n raily
would have to take place; rms was me
feature of the half-ho.lday session 10
day. i'm addition to which the espousal OF
the long side by Linn was not without
its effect, as many traders ana scalpets
raly on the accuracy of his judgment.
The evening up OF deals was inc man.
business OF the pit. very little IN tne way
of new business being trlnsaV'eu a,, r.
cember wheat opened at 55l2c. SOLD ~ pc =
tween 53hn539, and 53isc., closing AT 2sftg p
I 5S7ac-lsTssc higher than yesterday. Casn
wheat was in good demand and Ac' per
bushel higher. ooc,,
Corn-As was wheat. so was corn
The motive for the buying was found III
the desire of shorts to settle accounts
for the week and month. so that tney
would have free foot in october. itoiuers
of calls sold against their privileges
freely. but the demand soon pushed the
price above that limit, and he'd II tnere.
| Nav corn opened at plzc., sold between
| 49i. and 503sc. closing at 5oi4c-lc. hlghel
| than Yesterday. Sales OF cash corn ranged
from &c. lower to NC. higher, the ciose
OafsETo be consistent with the line OF
action marked out by wheat and corn
| the shorts in oats bought To-Day. Inc
| covering OF operations were the promi-
nent transactions OF the session, price
Yesterday for May. Cash oats were
equally as strong as the futures, mos
| sales being made at hc. advance on yes
| terday. so,
Provsions-The buying CT ProuuSI
which began yesterday. was continued
| to-day. packers and commercial houses
both showing interest on that side of the
| market. Those who had outstanding con,
tracts on the short side were disposed
to buy, with the object OF placing them
selves even for the month OF September
| There was an advance in live hogs. whicf
contributed further to the strength. A
the close January pork, January lard, anc
January ribs were each sc. higher thar
| AT the same time yesterday.
| The leading futures ranged as toiiows: