Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-15
The usual sun-cured sales tomorrow.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. September it-Flour-
Quiet and firm; winter wheat. low grades.
sl.7cqs2.5o;. do. fair 70 fancy, s2,4oaStS;
s.. Scas2.7o; DO. patents, S3l5QsO5: low
extras. sl.7Ogs2to; southern -four quiet
and firm; common 90 fair extra, S2ds2.6O;
good to choice do. s2.e0as2.s0
Wheat-Dull but firmer; options fairy
active and irregular, closing firm at
isMhc. advance: May. 7Ohc.; September
G5c October, 647sc.; December, 66Ac
Corn--Dull but firmer; No. 2. 2s]sc. In
elevator. assc. afioat: options dail out
firm at n isnLc. advance; September,
26sc.;. October. 26Ssc.; December, &c;
oats~Dull but firm; options dull but
| firmer; September. 1896; october NC
December, gc' spot, No; :, 1c' S;oq S1i
Hay-Weak: shipping 5sisa62l2c.; good
| to choice, 70MS0c.
Wool-in moderate demand and steady;
domestic. fleece l6q23c.; pulled, lSu3lc
Beef-Quiet and steady; family, NQ$S;
| extra mess S.50u$6.
! Beef Hams-Dull at sl55od$l6.
Tierced Beef-F1rm and quiet; city ex-
| ira India mess, sS.50nS9.J0.
| ut-Meats-Slow but steady; picked bel
lies, s5.l2lzds5.2o; shoulders, S.62}s4A;
! hams, $925Qs975.
Lard-Firm; western steam. S3.67is; city.
$3.35Q$3.4O September 1885, refined duh;
Continent, SIS; South American. N4o;
Pork-Steady; new mess, s7.5Omss.25
Butter-Weaker and in liberal supply;
State dairy. 10nl5c.; do. creamery, 1lg
Ice western dairy, Sdl2c.; Elgins. lsc.
| Eggs-Firm: State and Pennsylvania.
l5lka17c.; western. fresh, 1ifll6c.; do, per
case, Sass.
Cottonseed -Oll-Firm; crude. dc; prime,
2ic.
Rosln-Quiet; strained. common to good,
s1G0d sl62ts. -
Turpentine-steady and quiet at 2S4q
2ilc
Rice-Falrly active and firm; domestic,
fair to extra Sisn3Ac.; Japan, 44ihc.
Molasses-Firm and In fair demand
New orleans. open kettle, good to choice
27n37c.
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy hand-picked &C.
Coffee-Quiet sails points up; septem'
ss.55Gss.7O; January. $50; March, $3.50
$50: May $S.65UsS.70: spot Rio dull and
easys No. I. slOeA012ils.
refined quiet and steady; No. Z. 4Ac.
standard A, &c; cut-loaf, 5ssc.
Freights to Liverpool-B'irm; cotton, by
steamer, ltd. grain. by steamer. al.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. September l4.-F1our-
Firm; western superior. N.s0q2,lo do
extra, S235qS2Tj; do. family, 8.l0u3; ~
wntsr-Mhsst patents V = ser'"'
e2iIa62Nc.; October, e5igq62&.c.; December
65i2n65stc.; steamer No. 2 red. 5Ti2n57Ac.
southern. by sample. 62aeiIkc.; do, oil
Corn-Strong: spot and September
25Isn2jAc.; October 26h4 26l~c.; Novembe
or December. new or old. 26%dGc.; yanu
airy, 27s,c bid; steamer mixed, 2llsn2iAc.
southern white, 26Q27c.; do. yellow. 26l
263ac
Oats-Steady; No. white. 24G25c.; Nc
mixed. 2li2@22c.
Rye-Quiet and steady; No. O. nearby
3ja36c; No. western. 36a36iec.
Hay-Weak; choice timothy. sl3.
Grain Freights-Firm; steam to Liver
pool. per bushel 4d. for September an
; a. for November; Cork for orders, pc
quarter, IS. Cd. for September and October
Eggs-Qutet at 1fac
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
. CHICAGO, September H-Wheat wa
| prolific OF change In prices to-day, but IN
} limits within which the alterations too
place were narrow Ii was said that no
, thing ranking as important in the tradin
was dscernible, scalping In small lots
| I'm an indefinite manner, being the Tea
ture of the market. The news was even
ly divided between bullish and bearisf
I and the sentiment responded TO each iter
& I'm turn. December wheat opened at froi
50 5-S to 50 l-2c., advanced TO ~ l-tQoo o,oc
and closed at 60 1-Sc.-l-ic. higher ina
Saturday.
{ Corn maintained the reputation for du
ness 1t long ago achieved nevertheless
( there was respectable degree OF firmnes
> i'm the tone. There was some talk OF
, settlement OF railroad rates west, which
If true. would tend TO cut down the n
4 cepts. This contributed TO the strengt
Z of prices. but the light trade was not col
Z ducive to great appreciation In value
= May corn opened at "a 3-Sc., advanced
. "a 7-Sc, and closed at "a 3-4c.-3-sc. high'
than Saturday. Cash corn was firm.
Oats were neither more nor less actlN
than they have recently been and no u
cident or happening appeared to mal
the market interesting. sympathy VII
the other grains ruled the situation. Ma
oats closed 1-SQ1-4c. per bushel highe
Cash oats were firm at Saturdays price
Provisions.-It was impossible to cha
acterize the feeling In provisions IN
4 morning as heavy, bat not much chant
in quotations was noted. That the feelir
was less than steady was ascribed to
slight decline in prices in the hog marke
Owing to the strength occasionally snow
by wheat, product was enabled to RAJ
later in the session. January pork al
, lard closed 71-2c. higher than Saturda
Y and January lard lie higher.
. The leading futures ranged as follow