Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. September iL-Flour-
Freely offered. dull. and weak. winter
wheat. low grades. $l.S02io; do. fair 10
fancy. 2iQa2S; do. patents, 26Jq3.lO;
Minnesota clear. s. 06250: do. patents.
50. 4OH3.75. low extras. NSn2N. Southern
-four duh and weak; common 10 fair ex-
ira. &.i0a3.oo; good 10 choice do, S"@
$50.
Wheat-DulI and lower. with options;
No. red store and elevator. 5lhn5li2c..
anoat. 5Sa5Shc: ungraded red. 53a5Sc No:
I. northern. b3&H6tc. options declined
ssGa,c. on easier cables. tn weakness in
corn, and following the West. with mode
rate foreign selling. small clearances. and
local liquidation. and closed weak ana
fairly active: September, Jl7sc.; October
5S4c: December 60izc.; May. 6jRc.
Giiac. I'm elevator; 6ii2c. ailoat Options
were duh. heavy, and lSH2sc. lower
September, 62tc.: October, GJtac.: Dec NJ
Der. $3.50; MAY. 57iec.
Oats-Lower and weak; options dun ana
weaker: September. 3r2c; November, Bic.
December. 37Hc.. May. Wi4c; No. whit,
October. 373,c. spot sales. No. ,. BIC; No.
white. 37isN3Sc.; mixed. western. 35d56c. 4;
white do. l7d4O'.c
Hay-Weak; shipping, 6a5oc.; good to
WH.>;(- Firmer; domestic fleece. lso2ic :
pJ Rssf- , 3a@t nd steady; family, $1,000
20o. ,xtra mess SsoSds5o. Beef hams
duh at $500 Tferced peel nrnl ''t "a N ~
fair demand: city extra InG~NI..T,, 1870 81,
cut meats-Less active but hIr~ " ~ -,'
bellies, $95g950; shoulders, So '''''
hams. $l00ll.I5; middl=s nominal.
Lard-Lower and DUH western stea,V
$3.50; city, $S75dSHi2; September $9%1
Refined easier; Continent, $96j South
America. 81 y: compound, S7jd725
Pork-Quiet aud steady; mess, S5.jO5r
1900 extra prime. sl3JogliO0.
Butt7r-tluiet; fancy firm, state dairy.
li022c.i do. creamery. lsa4c: western
dairy, Bale. do. creamery. i5u2iigc.; do.
Cotton-seed oil-Quiet and firm; crude.
3lG32c.; yellow Doc.
Rosin-Quiet ami steady; strained. COM
mon TO good. Nljq1O.
Turpentne-Dull and nominal at 2Si20
29c
Rice-Firm and active; domestic. fair to
extra. rip5lsc.; Japan. 42sQtSsc.
Moassas-Forelgn nominal New or
leans, open kettle. good To choice. HH3bc;
market quiet and steady.
P-anuts-St eady.
Coffee-Frm and unchanged to 10 points
up; September. 81. 9o1l3 81; october. sl2 ioU
l2%; November. N2l5ll22j: December,
N2l0Ql2l5: March 81 sDltll.Sj; May Sll.so.
Spot Rio dull but steady: No. 7, $3.50
Sugar-Raw active and firm. fair refin-
ing. Sic; on \. 7l5ai%c.; standard \.
/ l3-lGH5c.. cut-loaf 5asu5 9-l6c.; crushed,
5A.1i5 9-l6c.; granulated, l3-l6o5hc.
fIelBhtS TO liNeFloOi-Dull anu lrfeBu-
lar; cotton, 3-32d.: grain. Id.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. September ll.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Weak 40. 2 red, spot, $50
5j4c: October 5j5sNjjAc.; December,
5sAfi5Sl,c.: May. G3iac asked; steamer, No.
red 52i iuj2i2c: milling, by sample. 500
56i2c
Corn-Dul: mixed. spot. and month.
59iec. bid year. Sole bid southern white,
G)UGlc.; do yellow. 63N63i2c.
Oats-Steady. No. white. western, 35le
size; No mixed do. S3Q33l2c.
Rye-Firm: No. p 53c.
Hay-Steady at $l250H13O0.
Grain freights-Quiet and inclined to
be easy.
Cotton-Quiet; middling, nc.
Provisions mess pork. Sl6 %: bulk
shoulders. $50; short-rib sides, $3.50. clear
sides 1915. sugar-cured shoulders. $3.50;
hams, small, Sll2j; large. $3.50; lard,
sos.
Butter-Firm; creamery. 2ig25c.; ladle,
IdlSc.; stOrc-packed. l2nl5c.
Coffee-Quiet: No. = $l5.25al5.37i2.
Sugar-Firm at sos.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. September 1i.-Corn was
king on the board to-day. II not only
mOnOpolizcd the attention Of the traders
degree influenced all the other markets.
They all opened lower, and all, led by
corn. closed at the bottom price OF the
day, corn being particularly heavy.
Wheat started soft and slumpy on large
receipts In the Northwest, Indifferent ca
bles, and the fact that the receipts In Chi
cagO slightly Oyerran the estimates. As
heretofore the weakness In corn had It's
effect on weak traders, but while selling
by houses was quite general,
II seemed to be I'm entirely small lots. there
being no conspicuous trading. Trading
was rather light all day. the market
nuctuating within a very narrow range.
The posting Of large estimated recsipts for
tomorrow tended still further 10 weaken
the market, but towards the close ii ruled
fairly steady at the decline. December
wheat opened at 56asn56tsc.. sold between
5Ga. H56'sc., and closed at 5G3sNj6Ac. Cash
was higher.
Corn opened weak on the generalization
Of the predicted cooler and probably frosty
weather throughout the com-belt, the
bears arguing that the warmer weather
h lped not only the crop, but the fodder
also. The principal factor. however, was
the rec ipts. which were very large, over
the estimates by thrty-eight cars.
This caused a weak feeling and discOur-
aged holders. with the result that the
market opened aiNtsc. lower than 1t closed
yesterday. Free selling by commission
houses who had been prominent buyers
for some days past tended 10 still further
weaken the market. IL held fairly steady
at the decline. until the large estimated
pts Tor tomorrow were posted, when !
IL broke 10 53},c, the bottom figures for |
the day. Buying against puts checked |
further decline. but the market continued |
heavy 20 the close. May opened at 5i4sn |
jiiac sold 10 533sc.. and closed at $3.50. |
Jd-la.c lower than yesterday. Cash corn |
was in good demand and a fair business !
xas transacted at the decline. Prices !
were liac. lower.
oats were easy. in sympathy with the |
weaker FEELING in corn. The market was |
fairly active during the early part of the |
session, when there were heavy offerings /
1f long stuff. but after the few buying |
orders had been filled the market ruled |
luiet. and continued so TO the close, May |
closing l2GS.c. lower than yesterday. Cash 4
pats were dull Prices were hale. lower.
Provisions opened easier. In sympathy |
with the weakness in corn, and free sell
ng by Armour and other packers tended |
10 still further depress prices. As prices |
declined there was a little realizing by |
holders OF small quantities, and few |
stop orders" came 10 the front, which |
assisted the Weakness. The close was at /
bout the bottom prices OF the day. Janu-
,ry pork closed 27igc. lower. January lard |
PIC. lower. and January ribs l7izc. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing