Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. September H-flour-
Dull unsettled ard w sat winter wheat = AT
. 50; patents, S. e5gt3l0; Minnesota clear,
s. 25a2 IS: patents. g. ioQs IS; low extras.
81 s5fi2 10. Southern flour dull and weak:
common to fair extra, s.lOa3.oo; good To
Wheat-Dull and lower. with options
weak; No. red, store. and elevator.
55q55Ac.; anoat, 55'Ra55.c Options dGll
and weak and HsdA.c. lower. December
cord. September, Ghc.: November, 5e'sc.;
December. 57i.c.: May 62Hc.
Corn--Dull. lower. and weak; No. :.
56lac in elevator; 5654I57kc ahoat. OPP
lions dull, weak. and s.tfiyc. lower; sep
TEMPER ssgsS,sS'' si November '0se de-
September s2s,c. November s3i4c.; De
ceinber, 3rsc.; May, 6ac. SPOT NO =
S2ikq33c.; No. white. S5isnS6c.; mixed
Haydn fair demand and steady; ship
ping. 5Oa55c. good 70 choice. 70GSOc.
Wool-Firm but quiet: domestic, fleece
1871 PIC; pulled. ljp3ic. .,ooo
Beef-Quiet and unsettled: fancy, NlWN
70 ~. extra mess. sS0r0s5o Beef hams
dull at $3.50 Tierced beef dull.
ut-meats-Quiet and weak. picked p'l-
lies. $3.50; shoulders, s6.50a6.75; hams
$40 TOflil %: middles nominal
Iarf-Ouiet and easier; western steam,
closing $50: city. 500: September. s. ~
askeda January 81. 6. nominally. Refined
ouiet: Continent, 50 10, South America
50 60: compound. s6.7j07Oo. --,,- -
Pork-Dull and weak; mess. St'Ju lol'
extra prime. $l&5eRi4O0
Butter-ln fair demand; fancy hrm
State dairy, lG2Sc: creamery, lSI5pc
western dairy, l3alic. creamery io4-o'ec''
Cottonseed-oil-Les firm, but quiet;
| crude. 3la32c.; yellow, S5c.
petroleum-Quiet.
Rosln-Dul but firm; strained. common
to good. 81 goa 70. oo>,.,,,,
Tllrpentlne-Ouiet and steady at 2Sf -s'2c.
Rlce-Active and firm, Japan. e$giSsc.
| Nolasses-F Foreign nominal New or
| leans. open kettle. 27036c.; market mode
rately active and steady
| Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Quiet and unchanged to 10 points
down: September. siioo; November N.w'
| January. Ni 95: March. Sll.@. Spot Rio
! duh but steady: No. I, N5Io.
! Sugar-Raw dun and nominal; fair re-
filming. 3tc.: centrifugals. s6 test, SAG
Peflned dun and unchanged: OF 4, AZ
| 4asc: standard 4. 4lgai u-l6c.: cut-loat
| 5Lc; crushed, l-l6g5hc.; graduated
&c
Freghts to Liverpool--Quiet and steady
cotton, 3-32d grain, Nd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE September 6-Flour-
! Dull and unchanged.
TENDER. 53d59Hc october. 53hn53'3c.; De-
cember. 5SigG65N.c.: May, G0l20 SHtc.
steamer No. red, 50l2c.. milling wheat
by sample, SIC. ..
56isc.: the year, 521fc. asked; southern
! white, &c. do. yellow 6)c.
Oats-Duu and easy; No. white. west
ern. 3p2a35c.. No. ? mixed, 32i9a55c.
Rye-Inactive; No. 2, 52g53c .....
Hay-Steady; good to choice timothy
si2OEI1300
Grain freights--Quiet and unchanged.
Butter-Firm: creamery, fancy. &c; Ia
die. fancy, i7HlSc;; stofe-packea. ~ Lat
Eggs--In good demand at lIi2dlSc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO September @-The buyers o.
wheat we're considerably worse of at th'
close OF to-day's market than at thu sans
tina yesterday. The final figures on re
cembsr were at the extreme lnsld- POM
OF the SESSION marking new low RECORD
and showing loss in every bushel OF
long stuff Local scalpers thought thrS
could see d profit during the first half II
making purchases, but they were uhnr
ceived before the day was over. SeN-fa
I promlnent traders were among the buyers
al the start. New York furnishing th'
wheat through commission-housrs. Busi
ness dragged until noon, about when houi
il WAS evident that IN" support was weak
kne-l a well-knoWn local professional
taking advantage Of the fact ana lhdusa
rating a break, being Afterwards Jolned "
his Efforts 70 depress prices by disap
pointed holders and room-triders gene
rauy Short wheat was covered IN neaN9
quantities without In the least sustaining
prices. The only item that could be con
stru.d fayOrably to-day was the reported
damage by frost - the Argentine crop
but this was afterwards denied. Deem
Der yehat opened AZ bic, SOLO between Sib
and 53Ic. and closed al the latter-1siAC
under yesterday Cash wheat was 129Ie
lower. 80
Corn followed in the course marked on
by wheat weak start was succeede'
Nv "A measure Of steadiness, country or
ders To buy being received In sufficient vol
uine 10 sustain prices on a fairiy ntil
basis. The selling about noon was to
much for the market to stand, however
and values succumbed. The news was al
i'm favor OF the bears. May corn opene'
M from 81 to Size, sold between 5lb2 am
5O2c.. and closed ut the bOttom-lc. unde
Yesterday Cash corn was weak.
: Oats-Thc oats market eVlnc'd Urine
tone than that OF the other grains durin
tn first portion Of the session, but yielde
later MAY closed nc under yesterday, a
! 325sc. Sales OF cash oats were made a
prices ranging from halzc. lower ina
yesterday. ,
provlsions-The hog market coming J
with decline Of about DC; per 10 pound
open product was relatively lower. rack
ers discovering a scarcity OF offerings
bid prices up "A little, but later were me
with free selling by brokers, acting pro
hably for Armour The weakness In graz
lent additional weakness, and the CLOS
was at A loss from yesterday OF lOc 10
January pork and ne each for Janual
lard and ribs. .,,...
, The leading futures ranged as follows:
400