Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 6.-Flour-Dull
ana weak: winter wheat. low grades,
DO. patents. s3.60a.3 IS; Minnesota clear,
s2s59Sl0: patents, {S.30qA; low extras.
s2l58$26O; city mills, Ss0Ns4i6; patents.
AgsL26; southern flour dull and weak;
common to fair extra. &qs27O; good to
Wheat-Dull, S-ic. lower, and steady;
No red, store and elevator. SO Lac. /;
afoat, 63a65 lac. Options moderately ac-
tive and irregular closing steady at a
December. IS i-sc.; May, Gee.
corn-Dull but firm; No. 2, Ssc. IN eleva-
tor; 40 lac. ahoat. options less active
and firm at l-Sal-ic advance; October
and September most active; September
and October. 3S 3-ic.: May. IS lie.
Oats-F'irmer; May. Is S-sc., spot prices:
No. 2. 50 S-ic.; No. 2, white. &c.; mixed
western, 2i126c.
Haydn moderate demand and inclined
to hrmness; shipping, 6Sg7oc.; good to
choice, SfIS0c
WOoi-sts,ady; domestic. fleece. nGi2c. !;
Beef-Firm; family, ssQsl2; extra mess,
S.JGg%; beef hams dull and weak at $50.
I1erced Beef-Firm and wanted; city.
extra India mess, $l65edSl7.
Cut Meats-Quiet ana weak; picked
gQe l-2c.
1ard-Quiet but stronger; western
steam, $3.50 nominally; city, s6GS.l2 ~;
September, $3.50: refined quiet CONT
nent. 81.
Pork-Active and firm; mess, G25Oq
Butter-Fancy steady; moderate de-
mand; State dairy. IL lie. do. creamery
II y, l l2s2oS %. western dairy sl2aiSc'i
EggsFancy steady: State and Pennsyl-
yania. l6dl6c.; western dairy, 8 l-24l3c. I;
Petrolsum-Unchanged.
Rosin-Quet and steady; strained, COM
mon 10 good, 81. II l-2ajl55.
2sc
Rice and Molasses-Firm and I'M
changed.
Peanuts-Quiet
Coffee-Firm and 10 points up: Ssptem-
Der. Nl7O; October, yiSGG475: Novem-
ber sliS; December. sltioq Sl+i5; March,
~ May ,aSa@ spot Rio duh and easy;
&c.; refined fairly active and firm; OF A.
4 3-l6c.; standard A, l-4c. cut loaf,
F'reghts to Liverpool-Nominal
Southern fresh fruits: Peaches firm.
good demand; carrier fl.5Ogs2.5o; basket.
Csc. Gsl.25.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
,iBALTLMoRE. MD, September O.
w NeiI-Sttd1y ana unchanged.
Corn-Quiet; mixed, spot, 1910 1-sc. (:
September, 80 S-ia iOc.; October. 80 lie.
bid; year "a l-4li3l i-2c. January, 3iD
81 l-4c. southern white corn, 42c. asked (;
do. yellow. il4i2 lie.
ats-Steady; No. white 26 l-2G27c. I;
No. mixed, do, 2iq?i 1-2c.
Rye-lnactive; no quotations.
Hay-F'irm: choice timothy SIS
Grain Freights-Firm and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO, September 6.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Septembe higher; other months
lower; September. 80 i-4c.; December.
Corn1Higher; october, % 1-2c.; Decem-
Der, 25c.; year. "a S-ic.; May. % 3-4c.
Oats-Higher; September. lsc.; May. 2lc.
Lard-Prlme steam, $50; choice. $50 Ia.
Bacon-Shouflers. l-4c. longs, l-2c.
clear ribs. s 5-Sc.; short clear. 3-4c.
Dry-salt Meats-shoulders 5-sc.; ribs,
$50; clear. $50.
Bagging-Order prices. l3-4-pounds.
5-Sc. 2-pound, &C.: 2 l-4-pounds. 3-4c.
Iron Ties-e 5-sc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. September Sin an
article in the North American Review
Henry Farquhar, Assistant Statistician OF
the Agricultural Department, estimated
the two crops winter and SPRING. OF
wheat at 40G. 10000. The article was dis
covered by some studlous individual OF
the Chicago Board OF Trade about noon
to-day, and when II had been fully cir
little strength they had. Prices In the
Northwest led in influence, and started
In a loss OF about l-243-fc. from the
close Of yesterday. That they did not de-
extensive sales Of puts were made
yesterday afternoon. and the holders OF
those privileges were interested in snap
ping up their profits. Later in the morn
In corn led TO some covering OF short
wheat and rally resulted. but the weak
ness mentioned above was the final out
| come OF the days variations OF tone and
feeling.
December wheat opened at from 90 il
sOc. sold between 60 5-sa60 "a and 50 SIC.
and closed at 50 7-sc.-7-sc. under yestsr-
day Cash averaged l-2c. lower. but was
fairly steady at the decline.
Corn-Not much interest developed In
| corn early. Approaching noon. however
offerings became somewhat light, and
| the demand little greater. Several OF
| the larger commission-houses assumed a
rather aggressive attitude. and with com
paratiye ease. forced the market higher
| Shorts OF the nervous sort covered and
| Tor a time II seemed as though there
| would be rally of some Importance. No
Change OF front. and before the close the
strength oozed out. prices dropping back
to almost yesterdays closing figures
| May corn opened at % lie. advanced
10 30 -sq30 lie, closed at y 3-fq2s 7-sc-
i-s41 &c. higher than yesterday.
The bulk OF the sales OF cash corr
| were moderate at yesterdays prices q
| i.sai-4c. higher, the nominal close be.
| Ing with the advance missing.
| 0ats-Much OF to-day's trade In oat,
| consisted OF covering BY nhorts. ths
same houses that were Identified witt
| vestsrday's opera lions being asaip promi