Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. September ll.-Flour dull,
weak and freely offered; winter wheat
low grades, $lS5Q2.40; do, fair TO tsney'
;2.tn'2o; do patents GSssiy t Mn
low extra, S.Sg2D 10; southern hour Inn
and weak; common 10 far extra s-'iVe
200: good 10 choice do, SCoa3.50.
Wheat--Duii but firmer. with options
No Z red. store and elevator. 5Slsg5sale.'
anoat. 59d59itc. options declined lsIAe.
on easier cables and foreign selling, raj
lied &c. and closed FIRM, &c. up sep-
TENDER, 5sssc.; october. S9lsc' November
cole; December, size; May. 66hc.
Corn-Strong and fairly active NO. =
sli, I64Ibc. in elevator: 6i1d6bisc. anoat
options fairly active and Irregular; CLOS
ing unchanged 10 Ssc. mp. following lhe
West. and firm; September, 6ic;; october,
63isc November, 6Jhc., December wac
oats~Spot fairly active and firm. OPP
lions dun but flrmer; September St,2e';
October, Ssc; December, %,8c.; No. :
white. October 6tsc.. spot prices, No; q
al TiSOl G: No. white 87Ac.. mixed west
ern, Sr5d55ikc. white. do 56atic a..
Wool-Steady and quiet; domestic fleece
lsH2sc.: pulled. l5a3ic. s,oo,1a
Reef-Dun but steady; family. No@.
y %. extra, sS00dSs5; beef hams qu'tt
M so 20; tiercsl beef dull but firm; ci'y
extra India mess, 1iJ 800, er,,,o..
plcEled bellies. Sd9hc.: shoulders, "tg
y 80 hams ilGftlSc.; middies nominal
Iari~Quiet: closing firm; western
steam. 80 10, asked; city. S15Q9V9: Sep5enl,,
nor closing. $40; December $50, rethei
oYist and frm. continent, 1910; South
America 5000; compound. @.H isdtso.
Pork-In llght demand and firm; mess
| $l5 l0Tl6.0O; extra prime. Sl5%'f Nv Al.
Buttcr-Fancy firm and fairly ACTIVE;
sat- dairy. ifI29c.: ID. creamery. ia 24c.;
| western dairy. ll'sNlIc.; do. cresin'ry
Cottonseed on-Qulet and firm; crude
/ SOC: yellow. Sic. , 80,
mon % good, $l.l5tl.ZJ. oo,
! Tilrusntine-0uiet and steady al 2s4c.
| Rics-n good demand, but hrm; DO
nestle. fair to extra, 4i4p5'sc' japan ~
SIolasses-F Foreign nominal; New Or Or
| leans. open-kettie. good to choice -'b
| 36G market dull but steady.
| Peanuts-Quet. $500, -,
changed to 3 points lower, and closed
barely steady. 9pl0 points down. SSpteih-
her. N3 700 1873. November ana Deem
Der. i290taei0; March. Sl2l0; May, N-w'
| spo, Rio duh and nominal; No. l. SO
Sugar-Raw dull but firm; fair refining
9Nc bid refined duh but steady. on ~
7-l6GiXc.: standard \, 5-lbf2c CUT
! loaf. 5AAG5 9-lGc.: crushed, o'eho J-io-''
graduated. l3-l8UJ4c., -, .,.,,,,.
Freghts 10 Liverpool-Dull ana weak
| cotton, sgd; grain. ld.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. Ill. September 11.-Wheat
| occupied the undignint1 position OF taHer
! To- corn today from start to finish. Tee
| market for the greater part OF the session
was duh and uninterestinS the nuctNl-
tons after the opening being Wltnn
moderate rang. The government rTP'lt
had been practically discounted ana or
d,rs from outside points were consptu' Us
hy their absence The fluctuations wt!r
largely a reflection Of the changes III 'he
coarser grain. The news VIZ "o' ,,o,.'i
lower. receipts Ia the Northwest "'Ic
fairly liberal, and export clearances were
+ small.
: ticipatiou Of "A strong optn ming IN corr;
4 bur Immediately react@i whfn mat cfr"',l
! weakened subsequently IL rtcoyertd,
when corn advanced, remaining duh ana
| fairly steady.
rallied on good buying By comm.ssioh-
I houses and covering by shorts on tne
/ STRENGTH In corn. and closed fin. brad
. STREETS reports Of the visible supply q
; wheat from both COS sts show All ihcT5dst
Of $4,000 bushels, and IN me quah''y
, sacat for Europe shows decrease on
5000 bushels December wheat open'i
at TE 20 SIZE. SOLO bstwHh o''2 -, -
| lerday Cash wheat was steady. Prices
! were unchanged. "a. 49,,
| Corn was exceedingly nervous after the
! cpening to-day. very little puyihs or
/ sting being required 70 advance or de-
press prices The market opened nrm on
the bullish government crop Report lnlS
brought large offerings % the front. ana
with an insufficient demand 70 ABSORB
Thorn. there being pracucaliy TO Vut5iu'
! ord,r rs the market broke Sharply, utcih-
ing lS.c from the opening. IL Suose
ourntly rallied on buying by shorts anu
partly on confirmation from Wan.ins 'C, 81
that the percentage or inc cohl''loh "
/ corn. as given in the gOVernmt nj report
/ yy,s based on the present reduced acreage
/ rather than on tn original acreage
; planted TheS- final figures were 50 mar
J The expected figures that the market was
laff Ina rather duh state IoHards the
close on light offerings ana free local
4 huvlng. the market vsiby strengthened.
/ Nav opened at J6tl 10 h0'sc.' SOLD oet"etn
So, and 5i'sc.. and closed at 2c1So'sc.-
J s4.t,c higher than Yesterday C0sh corn
| was in good demand, and mere W"s
| a moderate quantity on sale. The feeling
! was easier. and prices We're about &c
! lower. = 80
! uninteresting character. the market act
| ing in sympathy with corn. and respond
ing II the changes In that market. May
/ closed &c. higher than yesterday; 1a5n
OATS were i'm good sn3nd, win lIBht
! offerings. Prices were steady and I'M
provisions opened strong. in sympathy
, with corn and high receipts or hogs, bUt
! almost Immediately weak sned on heavy
/ selling by the AnSio-American Provision
! Co,nuanv. who have been the leading
longs for some time. The decline brought
our A few stop orders, ana ms feature
/ oddaj 10 the. general weakness. Toward
fSe close. in sympathy with the strength
! in the grain markets. the feeling was
| frmer, and prices rallied again ana mo
! close was rather firm. January pork
| closed 10. higher than yesterday, January
iard ave. lower, January ribs SC. higher
! The domestic markets were easy win
prices fayOring buyers.