Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-14
NEW work. PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. September 13.-Fiour more
active and easier: winter wnsa,, 60 ,9 ~.
grades 81 sGt2.io do, patents. ",,S ~
Minnesota clear. s.. 2su2o %; patents, S 49,,
duli and easy: common TO fair extra
s.. iOfl3 10: good to choice, do, Sooas'p
Whpat-Nloderatel active and easier.
Options No. red, store ana eieya 70,
5si4c; afioat, 5s&c. options asg S,,,, 7azn3
on easier cables. foreign. selling, ana
bearish crop news: rallied, and closed
steady islii4c. below yesterday Septen
Der, 5sikc. october, 5sIsc.; December
c Cor but Arm: No. 2. sS,ic. in ele,,
vator: 65lsGi66izc. afoat. Options deeiinea
1c.; reacted bG4c. on covering. ane c1oseu
steady a02.c. below yesterday; septem,,
Der. i2c. up, with trading dull May ana
December most active; September, of7.c.'
OatsNFairIy active and firmer. OPP
tlons dull but firm; September. 39lac. :
October, 3524c.; November, 36ac.; Decent
Der. S7%c.; No. 2 white: October, $ - =; !;
3sc.: mixed western. 35G36c.; white do
Hay-Dun and weak; shipping, 1q5oc. !;
good to choice, 65d75c.
Wool-Steady and quiet; domestic neece'
Beef-Duil but steady: family. $4,000
100; extra mess, SO0Qs50; beef mans,
quiet at $500: tierced beef fairly actlVe
and firm; city extra India mess, VIZ.
Cut-Meats-Firm and In fair demand ,
picked bellies 9lac.; shoulders. Ih9''ac' ;
hams, 7nllAc.; middles nominal
Iard-Firm and in better demand; west
ern steam, s9S7i5; city. SI5usD; Jalu-
ary, $50. asked. refined firm. Contlhehs'
50 so; South America, 5000; compound
Pork-More active and firm; mess, $3.50
Gle00: extra prime. slS.5O4N.W.
Butter-ouIet; fancy, steady ,s@G, STA,
dairy ltg22c DO creamery; a5tc wI isa
2pkc.; Elglns, 2iq2rzc. ooo,,o
Cottonseed Oil--Firm: crude. SVaSic'
'G Rosn@Dun but steady; strained, COM
| mon TO good $1l5fil.20. 49,
Turpentine-Quiet and easy at 2s'2g
Rice-In good demand; domestic. fair
to extra, 4hNjc; Japan. 4lggh ~
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New III
leans, open-kettle, EgS6c.; market dui'
but steady.
Coffee-Closed steady. but 5aD points
down: September. $1,000 1885; october
cember. $i2.C5G2i5: March, s1.sodll@
May, sl1@QllS; spot Rio more acu''
and lower; No. T. $3.50.
Sugar-Raw fairly active and firm; fair
! refining SIC; off A, 7-l6p+Ac mouid
| a, $40 J-lbc.. StdnudTu ~ .
LOAF. 5S.I5 s-l6c. crushed. 5ss85 Slice.
| granuated. lS-l6d5Ac.
| Freights to Liverpool-Dull and weaker
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE. MD. September b.
| Flour dull and unchanged.
| Wheat-Dul and easy. No. red. spot
| and September 55isc. October, Doc De
cember. 5sAsu5SAc.; May &C. aske'l
steamer, No. ? red red, S21sa'Sc'' n''l'ns
Corn-Dull; mixed, spot and September
| 59Ibc; year, 56Lc; southern white corn
GOG6lc; do. yellow. 63a63l7c. o.,
Oats-Steady; No. white western, S5'zc''
asked: No. mixed, do, 3Jlac. asked.
Rye-Inactive but firm; No. 2, SIC.
Hay-Weak; good to choice timothy'
81 5OqlS.o0. ,,
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO September l3.-The already
much-discussed government report VIII
not down" IL stll continues TO receive
| attention OF hostile nature, and TO M
directly affect the grain markets. Inc
| criticism by private statLsticians OF the
] correctness Of its figures was ths prhcipdl
| factor in the corn market, ana 10 some
extent in the wheat market to-day
The trade took more stock in the private
/ figures than in the official, the FORMER
estimating a much larger crop than Inc
latter. and the markets were weak IN con-
| sequence. .a
At the beginning of trading. wheat was
| easy. in sympathy with the weakness III
| corn. and on free selling of yesterday )
deliveries The depressed feeling was also
assisted by the Cincinnati Price. current,
which estimated the wheat crop at ABOUT
70 OOOcO bushels more than the govern
ment report indicated. The trading for
some time continued dull, with a down
ward tendency, the principal buying peihS
by local shorts and holders or puts.
The early weakness brought out sreht
DIAL of wheat, Partridge beng crSuitea
with selling 100000 bushels. Prlees
throughout the session fiuctuated WITHIN
n narrow range, and while the uauihf
was fair, it was confined ID the iocai
crowd. outsiders manlfestlng very niue
interest in H.
Towards the close, the market steadted
at the decline OH reported liberal ex'
ports December opened at 5ltc., soid De
tween 57l4 and 56a.c.. and closed Ease.
| lower than yesterday, at 51Isc CaSf
wheat was steady. =,
outside and local traders on the Cincin.
natl Price Current estimate OF crop OF
900. 10000, and possibly io,OO0.oco bushels
more than was indicated by the govern,
m Mt report The market continued
heavy, local corn being sold to help III,
break along. When the large estimated
receipts for tomorrow were posted, thf
market weakened still more, and after
a slight rally. continued steady at the
decline until the close
oats were fairly active. the feature
being tho buying OF May by two large
houses on outside orders. The offerings
were liberal and scattered. but were wei
taken The market was weak. In sympa-
thv with corn. May closed &c. lower
than Yesterday Cash oats were trm. win
eoOi .mand. Prices were unchanged,
Provisions opened rather firm, nut weak
ensd on free offerings Of all descriptions,
prices receding on all the leading articles.
At tn, reductios the demand improved,
and prices rallied slightly. bat trading
WIS on a moderate scale. January pork
closed PIC. lower; January lard Zee, and
| ribs, 7isc. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest Closing.
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