Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-10

well as desirable leaf; and the breaks
now consist chiefly Of ''nondescripts. me
growing crop Is now being cut ana
housed as fast as possible: much OF
which Will be cut green, TO save IL from
the worms which are more numerous
than for years, and have already done
much damage.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. September 9.-Flour-
quiet and freely offered prices weak
winter wheat low grades, 2.l5q26o; DO,
fair TO fancy, $2.75a S.Z5: do, patents.
$500 S.7j; Minnesota clear. &6Si $. ~;
patents. S3.301Si; low extras. s2lJqS2.tp;
city mills. $500 A.l5; do, patents. SiV
si25.; southern flour. dun and weak
common to fair extra, s2NS2.IO; good TO
choice, do, s2.s0nS; rye-fiour. dull and
easy. at S2.l5uS2.5O.
Wheat-Dull and easier with options:
No. red. store and elevator. 81 l-2fp
81 3-4c.; ahoat. 62 3-4n63c. Options opened
weak and declined 3-iHic.; rallied La
Use, fell 1-sc.. and closed firm, at l-ip
Csc. September, 81 5-Sc.; October. 81 BIC. ;
December. 81 3-4c: May. 6S l-ic.
Corn-Fairly active and weaker; No. :,
IS 3-4a39c.. in elevator; 80 7-SaiOc.. afioat.
Options duh but steady, at gncnanged
prices. TO a 3-Sc decline; September,
81 5-Sc.: October. 3S lie. May. 30 5-sc.
Oats-Dull but firmer. for white. OPP
tions dull but firm; September . lie;
October, % 3-Sc. Spot prices: NO. 2 q l-Zc. +,
No. 2 white, Is 1-4c.; mixed western, 2i0
Hay-Light receipts; steady; shipping,
G5d70c: good to choice, S0H%c.
Wool-In fair demand and firm; domes-
tic. fleece, 1Od22c.; pulled, l5g54c.; Texas,
Beef-ouiet; family. s9aA2; extra mess,
sl7.5OHSlS
Tierced beef-Firm; city extra India
mess. $l65pnSl1.
cut meats-Easy and quiet; picked pei
lies. s 1-2d6 Bic; shoulders, lie. hams,
Tard-Quiet and weak; western steam.
1926; city. SGnS610; September, $625, noml-
nally: refined quiet; Continent, $b.bO;
South American, 81; compound. 5-Sn5c.
Pork-Steady: moderate demand; mess,
SO 2jnSl075.
Butter-In moderate demand and I'M
changed.
Eggs-cholce and firm; state and pen, Penn:
sylvania, l6Hl7c.; western fresh, lf4l6c. I;
do. per case. $1.25nS4l5.
Tallow-Dull and easy; city, l-Sg
4 l-4c.; country, ( l-iFi l-2c.
Cottonseed-oil-Firm; moderate demand;
crude, 2ic. yellow prime, 70 3-iaAc.; DO
good. off-grade - 3-iH26c.
PetrOleum-Quiet; refined, New YORK,
$40; Philadelphia, N.0j; do, in bulk
$i5j0siG0.
Rosin-ouiet and easy: strained. COM
mon 20 good sl.H l-2n$l52 -
Turpentine-Quiet and easier, at z La
q SIC.
Rice-Firm: domestic. fair TO extra,
3 7-SG6c.: Japan, State.
Molasses-FOreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle, good TO choice, 2bg32c.;
moderate demand, firm.
peanuts-Qulet.
Coffee-Quiet: 10 to 20 points down; Sep
temher and October Ni6; December,
SiiSOaaL35: January. $li15: March,
sl3.e5asl4; spot Rio duh and easy; No. I,
IL Sac.
Sugar-Raw dull but firm; fair reiin-
ing. Be-: refined fairly active and firm;
of "A" 3-l6c.; standard A l-fp
I 7-l6c; cut-loaf. 1895 l-l6c.; granu-
lated. 1-idi 9-l6c.
Freights TO Liverpool-Quiet and nomi-
nal: cotton. 3-32d.; grain. . I'D.
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
Peaches large. Inferior and weaker
Watermelons quiet and weak. Sweet po-
tatoes i'm moderate supply. choice nrmer
termeions-Hundred. SASS.
Potatoes-Sweet. 2.l2n2.O.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. ILL. September 9.-Con.
trary TO all expectations, wheat Closed
higher to-day than IL did Saturday. There
was some disposition among shorts 10 an
ticipate the government report, ana 10
that fact the market owed the strength
The Northwest receipts this morning OF
LAB cars again took the wind out or the
bulls sails. After little INDIFFERENT
and scaled trading the market desehe-
rated into a local scalping deal OF de-
cidedly modest kind. The vislble-supply
increase was 1880 bushels. This was
little more than ii was thought would
be shown The worlds shipments TO im-
porting countries We're placed at 5,9Dvo
bushels The English visible supply IN
creased 10000 bushels.
December wheat opened from SO l-S
TO IS Use. sold between IS 5-S and % 3-ic..
and closed at 80 l-2c., bid-l-Sc. higher
than Saturday. Cash-wheat trading was
nj steady prices 10 a shade lower, with
the nominal close firm. in sympathy with
the futures. 49, ,,,
scarcely be said that 1t was influenced by
anything aside from sympathy WIN
wheat Responsive 10 the weakness OF
grain at the opening, lower prices were
6uoted al the start. Trade was DUH, and
prices developed a steader tone.
May corn opened at from ~ l-2dZs DISC;
sold between % "a and ~ 3-Sc, and closed
al 20 5-sa9 3-4c.-l-S0l-ic. under Satur-
day. cash corn sold at unchanged prices.
oats gave no alarming symptoms OF
activity to-day. There was but a small
volume Of business, and values changed
only fractlonally. The FEELING early was
an easy one. but as the other grains dis
played a hardening tendency oats were
obliged TO assume a similar tone. May
oats closed a shade higher than Satur-
dav. There was very little change in the
cash market.
Observation-Disclosures In provisions put in
a dull day. In the matter or business
there was hardly a distinction between
Grain and product. The opening was
lower. on the action of the hog. market,
but the recuperatlye apiIIty Oh wneai was
all around.
october pork lost l5c.; October lard loc..
October ribs, Sc Domestic markets were
quiet and easy. Foreign quotations were
unchanged. The cash market was quiet
The leading futures ranged as follows: