Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-11
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET

| LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
! LOUISVILLE. September s.-Iarger re-
! ceipts Of Burley and dark tObaccos. spe-
| cial grades of Burnley lower. all desirable
| darks sustained. with continued Excess
slYely hot weather were the leading
features this week.
Burley-O0erings at auction, 1895 crop,
| this week 2.ls3. last week 2.53i. week in
1893. l.272; week In 1892. 2.O5s hogsheads.
| Smokers-Red. colory. and bright were
| In ample supply. Towards the Middle Of
| the week. under heavy offerings, prices
| for red and Colory trash and common
| were very irregular and lower Since
| then the market for such reacted and
closed on the basis Of inside figures: de-
sirable leafy bright smokers being sus-
| Jaiucd throughout
Red Filers--With no specially fine hogs
| heads. the offerings We're unusually large
| OF common and medium grades. The very
| large receipts early In the week had a
| depressing effect on them. followed by
| 4 distinct decline then. but nearer and
up to the close prices recovered. and re-
emained unchanged from last week. The
3 scarcity Of the better grades rendered
/ them firm throughout the week as they
! have been all along. closing at fun out
side figures when in good condition
! COlOry tilleTs-Aluch the same may be
said about colory filters. The lower grades.
| while in fair supply, were irregulary
| easier, and temporarily lower, while the
| better qualities while very few were all
| strong at last weeks figures.
Cutting-The lower grades were i'm good
| supply at somewhat easier prices, eX-
| cepting good stripping bright Tugs. which
! We're strong throughout the week. The
better grades, IN limited supply. were firm
| at quotations
old Burley-Not sufficient Offering to
! make a market.
Late handling seasons in the country
| was the cause OF the unusually heavy
receipts this week. although receivers say
| 10 such heavy receipts can now be eN-
| pected 10 continue.
Green River Fillers-Are without any
| new features. 50 hogsheads sold privately.
| Darks-Onerings were considerably
| larger, with more nondescript and ill-cOn-
| ditioned hOgsheads. Factory trash ran
| 4 to &c: planters trash, &c. lower, but
all the better grades in good export
season advances the receipts of more de-
| sirable quality appear to decrease. Reggie
styles, in good order, very firm ana
scarce.
Reflections this week, 10 hogs
heads against so hogsheads last week,
being J33 hossheads Burley and III hogs
| heads darks.
The growing crop continues to improve,
with cutting OF the early planted 70 some
| extent going on, but the late paintings
still require good rains and a very late fan
TO bring them to maturity.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. September lO-Flour dull
and weak; winter wheat. low grades, 81 50
az 20; do. fair to fancy, S.fOl.2@D; do,
patents. $2.65M3.10. Minnesota clear, 8. 20
2j5, patents, s., NN3 10, low extras, N.SQ
20: southern -four duh and weak: com
mon % fair extra. S2.l0u30O; good 10
choice do, S30Wt3.JO.
Whcat-Moderately active and lower,
with options. closing firm; No. red,
Options advanced &c on better cables,
higher West and local covering, fen sac.
on increase on passage and invisible
weaker West and realizing. and closed
steady vase. below Saturday. with
trading dun, December most active; Sep
TENDER, jSl4c.; December, ClAc.; May
Corn-DuI but firm; No ?, 65Q6sc in
elevator; CGc. atiOat Options advanced
lsNa,c Oh hrmer West and local covering
declined 4.H4ic. ON realizing and W ak
West. rallied &c. on covering. ana closed
steady. &c. up TO &c. down with trading
tive; September, &c: November. 63c. Oc-
tober. G3isc.; December 6Jlsc; May 5slso.
Oats-AfOderatcly active and firm. with
options easier and moderately active; Sep
tembCr. SrIc.: october, &isc. December
S7i,c; May, iOl4c; No. white, October
Slec; mixed western. 5il2q5jlzc.; white
do. 38Qilc
Hay-Quet and weak; shipping. 45G50c.
good to choice. 65015c.
Wool-Quiet and steady; domestic fleece.
lSp24c.; pulled. ljd34c.
Beef-Quiet and steady: family. slO0oW
1900; extra mess sS00dSJ0 beef hams
dun at 1920: tierced beef firm and quiet,
city extra India mess. $3.50.
-Meats-tluiet and firm; picked bel
lies 9p5iic.: shoulders, 707hc.; hams, Ia
uatc: middles nominal.
Lard-Quiet and higher; western steam,
closing, 500. asked. city, $S75UsW; Sep
TENDER. closing. $40. nominally; refined
frmer; Continent, 80; South America,
$1,000, compound. $6SllauI2J.
Pork-Firm and in moderate demand;
mess, $l5.50@l6O; extra prime, $l5.UQ
400.
Butter-Quet and steady: State dairy.
HAZE; do. creamery. ls42i2c. western
dairy, l3iaQl7c. do creamery, ljll2ic., do.
factory, 12ialfl6c.; Elgins. 2ic.
Cottonseed Oil-Dull but firm; crude,
Soc; yellow. SIC.
Rosin-Quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon to good, {.lJUl20
Turpentine-Dull but steady at 2Sf0
29hc.
Rice-Flrm and active; fair to extra,
4LM5sc.; Japan. iizdlMc.
MOlasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans openkettle, good TO choice, H43bc;
market quiet and steady.
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy, hand-picked, IA
GFsc.
to 10 down. and closed barely steady. lOfp
II points down; September, $l360Nl3G5;
December. 81 iOn r. -; March, 81 ZVHE =,
May, AZD; spot no stcdHy anu puirt'
No Z, Sl575
Sugar-Raw firm but duh; fair refining.
3i6c: centrifugals. 90 test. 3Ac.; refined
dun but steady: off \. 1 7-l64i3ic; stand
ard A, 4 l-l6d5c.; cut-loaf, 5asn5 9-l5c.;
crushed, 57sqj Site; graduated, B-le9
SIC.
Frelghts to Llverpool-Firm but irregu-
lar: cotton, 3-32d.; grain. Nd, asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, September TO-
Flour dull: western supertne. A.7Odl9;
DO. extra, S2.0Oa23O: family, $2.50H270;
winter wheat, patent. s2.Sn3O0; spring,
do. $3.Gofi375: DO. straight, DlOa3.50.
Wheat-Steady; No. ? red, spot and
September, 557su56c.: October, 56iza56&ic.:
December. 59sQ59Ac.; May, 6lq6ihc.;
steamer. No. 2 red, 5Shq5Sl3c.; milling, by
sample. 57457Isc
Corn-Dull: mixed. spot and September,
59l5c., bid: year. 56Ac. bid: southern white,
e0ll6lc.: do. yellow. 6luG2c.
Oats-Inactive; No. white western,
S5lac, asked No. mixed. S3iac., asked.
Rye-Firmer: No. 2, 52nj3c.
Hay-Slow; good to choice timothy, $3.50
ai4O0.
Provislons-Frm; mess pork, s16.75; bulk
shoulders, $3.50; short ribs $3.50; sugar
cured shoulders. $50; hams, small, S425;
large, $3.50