Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, September ll-Flour-
Quiet and steady; southern flour quiet and
Wheat-Moderately firm; No. red.
May. SO 3-fc.. September 81 lie October
81 5-Sc.: December, G6 3-sc.
Corn-Quiet but stronger: No. 2. % 3-40
26c. in elevator; % 3-iq27c ahoat: OPP
lions were moderately active and firm at
3-sal-2c. advance: September. Is 7-sc. /;
October, e 3-sc., December, q 3-4c.; May.
zoe.
Oats-Spots quiet but hrmer: options
stronger but quiet; September, 20c.; Octo-
2lc. No. white. 24c.; mixed western, 20a
Ic.
Hay-Weak and in liberal supply; ship
ping, 60Q65c. good 10 choice. Y l-2aS)c.
Wool-In moderate demand, steady, and
unchanged
Beef-oulet; family, Sass; extra mess,
S.50dy.
Beef Hams-Quiet and steady at sl5.5OG
Tlerced Beef-Dull; city extra India
mess. $s50qS95O
-Meets-Quiet and firm: picked bel
lies. SQS.3i shoulders, 1852 l-2gS37j;
hams. ss.25dss.75.
Lard-Weak and quiet: western steam.
1852 -; city. 1886; September. 1856 nomi-
nally; refined dull: Continent, 1895; South
American, $40; compound, S3.S7 l-2QA.
Pork-Steady; new mess. S.5OnSS.25.
Butter-Tame; in moderate demand ID
fNbAF NttiiA - A''4"Nrf Ngs y. NA'''NASf -
Eggs-Quiet: choice steady: State and
Pennsylvania, Is 1-Zal7c.; western, fresh,
II l-2q16c.: western per case. Sl.S)n s.. s..
-Oil-Steady; crude, DC; yell
low. % 1-2d2jc
Rosin-Quiet; strained, common to good,
Sl.6gd$l6 1-2
Tupentlne-steady and quiet at 2ig
q lie.
Rice-Fairly active, firm, and I'M
Molasses-Firm. in fair demand, and
! unchanged.
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy hand-picked, &c.
Conee-Optlons steady and unchanged,
TO points down: September, &.95HNy.Z9
October s. 55d 1915: December $500 $500
January. SS45: March SS.45GSS.6o; May,
! SS4O1$s55: spot Rio duh but steady: No.
sugar-Raw duh and weak; fair refn-
| ing, 13-l6c.; refined quiet, steady, ana
unchanged.
Freights TO Liverpool-Firm; cotton. by
steam, sgd; grain, by steam 4d.
/ BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, September 1.-Flour-
/ Quiet steady and unchanged.
/ Wheat-Strong; spot ana i,S SEPTEMBER yer per
I 81 3-4a6l 7-sc: October, 81 3-iaS2 l-Sc.; De
| cember. "a 1-2Q64 &c; steamer No, red
/ IS 3-4d56 Use: southern. by sample, 5l1
1 60 l-2c southern, on grade. 6Jq6Sc,
/ Corn-Strong; spot and september
I p 3-iQLlC.. OCTOBER, % 4-fftLb l-ENss iltW VI
/ old. November or December, 26 l-+q26 &c;
/ January. z l-fa27 l-2c.; steamer mlXed
| 20 3-442lc.; southern white and yellow
/ corn. 26N &c. o,,,- ~.
Oats-Steady; No. white zfqZoc.' NO
mixed, pc. asked.
Rye-Duu and easy; No. 2; nearby
[ % l-2d36c: No. western, 36a36 &c.
Hav-Steady: choice timothy. Sl3nSl35D
Grain Freights-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
/ CHICAGO. ILL. September n.-Whe
| advanced quite sharply to-day; the pulse
being an indirect result or the govern.
ment report issued yesterday. IL was not
tbat he Government report was particu-
| larlv bullish-in fact, the expectations
/ were that IL would be more pronounceuly
so than il was-but rather because the
/ crowd expected that previous experiences
would be repeated. Heretofore II has been
/ the custom for prices 10 break on the
dav following the issuance OF the report
and for that reason shorts have Tor some
/ days been preparing for the usual decline
but i'm doing so rather oVersOld tnem-
selves Consequently. when rev
strengthening arguments were circulated
the rush to buy was so great tnaI. IA,
stead Of breaking, the market developed
unlooked-for strength and rose quickly
/ December wheat opened at from , 3-S Ia
Is lie. sold between o. "a and ~ 0-sc.
and closed at SO 3-SQ59 l-2c.-l lac. higher
/ than yesterday. Cash wheat was strong
/ ana l-Zc. nlsntI -.
Corn-The falling off in the condition oil
corn. as testified TO by the government III
its report issued yesterday, was some
what greater than expected. This was OF
! considerable Importance as factor IN
the market. causing a strong tone. which
for "A long time resisted the weakness
conveyed early by wheat. When wheat
was booming later in the session corr
I sympathized with IL. advancing material
~. May corn opened al y l-Sc.. sold be-
| tween q rs and "a lie, and closed al the
outside-l-4G3-Sc. higher than yesterday
/ Cash corn was firm and 3-SQl-2c. higher
| than yesterday.
Oats-The showing on the oats crop by
| the government report was better THAI
| the trade was led TO believe II would be
! and consequently there was less induce
! ment to buy this grain. Prices We're
/ therefore. more easily Influenced by tht
weakness of wheat. May oats closed 3-sc
| higher.
| Provisions opened steady on a firm hos
market. but within the first thirty
/ minutes displayed a complete loss OF
/ strength and as the surrounding markets
/ were at the time more or less depressed
| there was nothing calculated TO stimuIat e
! prices when wheat bulged later in the
! session. Provisions recovered through
| sympathy. January pork and ribs CLOSED
a shade under yesterday; January larc
| 2d5c lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
opening. bisnsss. Lowss- Closing