Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

WOJl->xuict anu 3tc0oyS 00s~S1ss~y
Beek-Dyll: family. H63i1; extra mess,
E;Sce8s; beef hams quiet and weak at
Tsrcsa Bsef-v.p; city extra India
Cut Mests-ouiet and steady: picked
bellies. 7c.: shoulders. s-s6s he: hams.
S city, :ns ~i M r ssss%
Continent. $64: South America: Ito
Pork-Dull and weak; mess, NoSoQHl.
Butter-In moderate demand; - STAT. .s
sc: western dairy. i-,0ise.; EIsins, &c.
and Pennsylvania, i59ls lac; western.
fresh, i4l-29ls i-2c.; DO. per case
Tailow-steady and quiet; city. Ai-4c.:
country, 4 3-4gi Lee.
Cottonseed-6 il-DuiI and easy o;;,; SrTde:
s good y or Sr,d prime; &c. n0m'na's
Observation-Disclosures.
Rosin-DuIl but stssdy; i. strained COM
ppnrpenntlnsms,eady at =; q i .atSs 41-so
Sac
Moiasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle. good to choice. EaSsc':
demand moderate.
Peanuts--Quiet.
CofYee-Steady, and 1ogO points down;
September. Ni65: October. 4s4gt1;
November. sil4; December. $iA9qNtso;
March. tlt25asiASO; spot Rio dull but
sugar-Raw srm and quiet; fair re;
filming. 2 l5-l6c. refined fairly active ana
firm; OF A, 8 1864 1-sc. standard a,
is-isaf5c.: granuIated. s-isM lac.
Freights to Liverpool-Duli and nomi-
| nal
Southern fruits and vegetables: Peaches
| and watermelons fairly active. with mode
roCcinfa and an occasional sale OF
! fancy higher than quoted. Sweet potatoes
in fair supply from previous receipts;
| quiet. and no more than steady.
| Peaches-Carrier, H4$2.R; do. basket
MISUNDERSTANDING s6qNs.
| Potatoes-Sweet, $i.62q32.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. ILL. September 3.-While
the business In wheat to-day was not
| or an important character still there was
enough OF It to make decided impression
OF an unfavorable kind on prices. The
sprlng-wheat movement absorbs interest
at the present time. a tremendous yield
has been harvested. but complaints
Judd Farmer estimates the crop at 30
10000 bushels, against F6 900 90 bushels.
the previous figures. This Prairie Farmer
states that expectations are for $500 900
days market began with some firmness.
but afterwards, until the close weak
np and prices suffered at the
yesterday were announced to-day.
and were about evenly divided In
favor OF strength and weakness.
The shipments from exporting coun-
light. at $4,000 bushels. The amount
on ocean passage decreared 1.2SO.00
bushels. and the visible supply (American>
increased 10000 bushels. The English
rlCfl ,t, tn AL aI.la ArS
clearances from the seaboard since the
last report were 13s,S57 bushels, including
wheat and -four.
December opened at from 50 1-4d6s I-2c
sold between 63 SIS and 81 3-4c.. and closed
at 81 3-4GSl 7-sc.-l 1-sc under Saturday
Cash wheat. was weak. and lc lower.
Corn-Wlth the sole exception Of a yer,
short period OF steadiness during th'
entirely by the firm tone Of wheat exist
ing at the moment, there was nothing
but depression in corn. The fine wea
h staten ana
estimates by the private crop-represent
ing concerns, all tended to convince ths
trade that the bear side was the ogica
one on which 10 work.
tween 80 3-s and % pc. and closed nj tht
latter-1 l-Sc under Saturday. Cash corr
was 3-ic. per bushel lower.
Oats-No startling features were NOTED
|
the May and other distant futures, while
shippers were observed to be buynt
September The purchasers OF the cur
rent option were said to be for ship
ment to the seaboard upon delivery.
The Orange Judd Farmer reported SOM
Improvement In the crop. whilst tn
| Prairie Farmer gave the condition a
practically unchanged. The visible suppl.
decreased 3l6Go bushels.
October oats closed 1-245-Sc. lower thai
Saturday Cash oats were 1-ihll-2c. pc
bushel lower
Provislons-The buying Of provisions a
; the beginning Of the session was scat
tered, but in the aggregate was good
There was enough force In the deman
10 Offset the weaker hog market. Whe
grain became so notably weak. produc
sympathIzed and the packers then lend
ing the weight Of their influence to tn
selling, side. prices declined materially !;
lower October lard 70 1-2c. lower. an
October ribs zoe. Domestic and foreig
markets were quiet and easier.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
| tlpautuR. HiRnAat Lowest ClOafna