Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
NEW YoRK pRODrCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, September l2-Flour
steady on winter, easy on spring, AMI
dull; winter wheat. low grades. N.SU2.i0;
do. fair TO fancy, s2.Wp29o; do, patents,
IC5Q3I0: Minnesota clear, s225q2.55; pat
ents. s5i0N3.iJ, low extras, Sl&d2.io;
southern flour dull and easy. common 70
fair, extra, $2.lvg3U. good 70 choice, do.
s. CWG5 20.
Wh-at-More active and firm: No. . red.
store and elevator ieg5s$.c, ailoat, 5gH
5lilc. Options DUN. irregular, ana I'M
changed, with the trading entirely local;
September. jSisc., October J9isc., Deem
Der, 81 'c.; May. G64c
.Corn-Dull but firm: No. ,. 65i2c. in
elevator, GdH~'2c. afolt Options opened
strong al i4Q',c. advance, fell i,Ha,c.,
ralli II i4Dr'-c.. and closed steady. i,Nasc.
up; ) 2tsmbcr. 6ii2c.; May, SIC; Deem
bar. &c April co.: May. 5q1.c
Oats-Fairly active and higher. Options
moderately active ana hrmer; September.
.sc., October. &H4c.; Noysm ber. $3.50:
December, 5i',c.. spot, No. 2. 3iN,H35i.c.;
~ whit. %Aua1itc-; mixed western.
Hay-Quiet and weak; spring, iiQJ0c. :
good 10 choice, 6M75c.
Wool-Quiet and steady; domestic fleece,
1SU1ir.; pulled. l5G8ic.
Becr-Qul,t and steady; family sl0
l2Vp; extra mess. SSrJNS59; beef hams
dull at {210. tlerced beef firm and in
fair demand; city extra India mess. S15p.
CGt-Meat~-F'irm and IN Moderate de-
MANU- Dlthlifi bc.t'~, Vftl &C HIoulNtt-
7'H' &C.; hams ll4ilAc.; middl = nomi-
nat
Lard-Dul: closing firm: western steam.
closing. g. ~. a-kei. city, SN.i'n+el. Sop
tcnber $3.50, nomlnally. y crTnber, $50;
T, lined firm. Continent. 500. South Amrri-
en- llo0D: compound s. Ti2HI26
pork-Qui't and firm. mess. Sj.i0HlGoJ;
extra prime. N351n40D.
Buttrr-ln moderate d'mand: fancy firm;
stare dairy. li0Z2c.. do. creamery. lS42ic.;
al. ID a. la aVF ma. I. u
lsH2Nqc.: Elgins. 2@H24i4c.
Cottons-ed Oil-Aior. active and firm;
CIud'. &c.,; yellow. 3it3Jc
Rosin-Quiet and steldy; strained. COM
mon 10 good. SllIHi ~.
Turpentiae-Dull and Easy at 2si4@29c.
Rice-Firm and active: domestic, fair
r. extra. Il t5-,c Japan. pcN4, c.
Mola~s,s- For ign nominal; New or
leans. opcu-k tile. good 10 choice, 2'U31c.;
market quiet and steady.
Peanuts Ste4dy
Coffes-Steady. but 5alO points down;
Sept mhor 49, E013jj; March. f2o0i
AprH. $il40. May. SlLNNitsj; spot Rio
dull and nominal; No :. SEQ.
SIcar-Raw inactive but firm; fair 70
hniug. D.c: c-utrifuga.s. 95 test SIC:
refined quiet and steady. or \, t-l"t
r4c: standard \. l3-lf1jc.; cut-loaf,
$40 9-lec.. crushed, $3.50 9-lGc.; granu-
Freights L. l.lyerpool-Qulet and weak;
cotton. 3-34d; grain. III.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. September l2.--'fne discovery
OF Il new whcat-eXportiug country was re-
ported on the board to-day. Tn rlmOr
was generally discreiitel, but neverthe-
less ii assisted materially in depressing
prices. II came from New York, ana
was 70 the effect that a cargo Of wheat,
amounting To 5000 bushels. had been
shipped from Chile 20 New York. Later
on the rumOr was denied, trading was
RAJ fluIl nd tho market NUgfl1fNf
in very narrow range. 1t started with
a show Of strength on steadi-r cables
ana moderate receipts, also somewhat m
hucnc-d by the strength In corn. but the
trading was light resulting in the mar
k.ts Ling OF 10 the put price.
Subsequ- ntly. prices We're forced up on
the covering of n short line by local specu-
lIuons. but the moment the demand was
satisfied, the trade being entirely local,
prices eas-d off again. Towards the close
Of the session the market strengthened
on light estimat-i receipts for t0-morroW'
and the report came from NeW YORK
that thirty loads Of wheat had been taken
at the seabOard Tor export. Dec 1nber
wheat opened at 51ssc., sold between 20
and 81. and closed at $3.50
from yesterday. Cash
wheat was firm, offerings were light ana
there was u good demand. Prices were
i,c. higher.
Corn was very nervous from start to
finish to-day, with, however, strong |
undcrtOu- Ii started firm on light oner- |
ings and a continuation Of the buliish |
feeling, assisted by some buying Orders
from the country. and weakened shortly I
on local offerings, caused pre-
sumably by the bearish Iowa State crop I
report This makes the corn condition I
s. per cent, and the yield 100000 BUSH |
els. the government report putting 1t at |
10000.
The State report further adds that !
the fodder will b. 50 generally saved and /
used that the fodder and grain together /
will be equal to crop OF about CO per /
cent. Of an average.
Fr!ces became stronger towards the /
close on buying by shorts" on light I
estimated receipts for tomorrow. ana In |
~ Gj6l 90, sold between 561s and 55z4c, |
and closed at 56c.-unchanged 10 &c J
over than yesterday Cash corn was firm
offerings were light. and there was d good /
demand. Prices were &c. higher.
Oats opened fairly strong on the strength |
n corn and lighter receipts than expected.
Free selling by elevator people, however
,aused the market TO ease OF. Later. on |
good general buying. especially by the
outside, assisted by the strength in corn,
he market closed steady at about top |
prices May closed Nc. higher than yes
er.iay Cash oats were firm. Offerings |
we're light. and there was a good demand.
Prices were &c. higher
Provisions easier on free offerings, and |
.emporarily low prices were accepted.
later the offerings were smaller. and |
,teadier feeling prevailed. with good gene
-al buying, especially from the country, |
md prices ruled higher on all the leading /
articles. and closed steady. January pork
.losed Zoe. higher, January lard &c. higher.
md January ribs 2izc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest Closing.