Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 16.-tlour--
Dull. steady, and unchanged; Southerh
-four unchanged and quiet. -.
rately active and firm at a SIC. ADVANCE
September. e5 l-Sc.; October. TO l-ic.' NO
vember. Sc lac. ~ oeo
I'm elevator &c. afioat; options were uuii
and steady at a 1-sgl-4c. advance; sep
TENDER, 26c.: October. rs l-2c; December
q Use.
dull but steady; September, ac.; OCTOBER,
26 1-2c. December, q l-Sc. spot, NO. =
20c.; No. white, "a he; mixed western
20 5-SQ21 1-Sc.
81 i-2T62 lie. good to choice. 7O4Qc.
Wool-Moderatel active and unchanged.
Beef-Inactlve; family, SuSS extra
mess. $5.50GS6.
Tierced Beef-Slow but steady city ex-
ira India mess. sS.50Gss.0.
Cut-Meats-Quiet and firm; picked pei
lies, $5.l2 1-2q$5.25: shoulders, 1881 l-2gH;
Lard-Ouiet and firm; western steam.
1857 l-2: city. $40; September, Se5 norni-
nally: refined dull; Continent. 81; South
American. A.45: compound. S.75QA.
Pork-steady and quiet; new mess
Butter-Unsettled; in liberal supply;
state dairy, lOQl5c.; do. creamery hGloc.
Elgins. Ice.
f4RRS-NItdQls Cldlt anu ltiiiNs Aitt'sf
Is 1-2al7c.; western. fresh, l5ql6c.; DO,
per case. $2l0($3.60.
Cottonseed- Oil-Quiet held STEADY;
crude, 2lc.; yellow prime. 2ic. asked.
R9si11 Sste:, strained common to
Turpentine-Fl and quiet at 2ilt2i S-ic.
Rice-Firm, fairly active, and I'M
MoIasses-Firm in fair demand. and
Peanuts-Oulet; fancy picked,
3-i0ic.
Coffee-Options opened steady; points
up to 8 points down. and closed STEADY
and unchanged to points down; septem-
Der, $500 $9.65: November, SsSla$sO5 jan
uary $3.50 $3.50: May. tS9ju&; SPOT Rio
firmer but quiet; No. 7, slO.25diylo.S7 IL.
Sugar-Raw dun but steady; fair reiin-
ing. 3-ic.; refined quiet and unchanged.
Freights to Liverpool-Firm and active;
cotton, by steam, l1-6id.; grain, by steam,
4 I'D.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, September 16.-Flour-
Quiet and firm.
Wheat-Strong: spot and September,
cember. Go 5-SQ65 S-4c; steamer No; red,
81 1-2Q67 5-Sc.: southern, by sample, tlD
6lc:; southern. on grade, 60 1,Sa63 i-2c.
Cor y spot toS 70 .-Sgf open sae
November and December 26 l-2a26 S-4c: (;
January, q 1921 3-4c.: steamer mixed.
q S-4q22c.: southern white, 26HH lie; do.
yellow, Hq2sc.
sc; No. 2 mixed, pic. 100.
Rye-Flrmer; No. 2, nearby, S5a36c. /;
No. western, BIC. bid.
Hay-Steady at sl3 bid.
Grain Freights-Rather quiet.
Eggs-Steady at liNl4 LIE.
Coffee-Steady at 5000.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. September 16.-The wheat
market to-day was one OF great strength
and frmness, without particular anima-
hours trading was fairly steady. but
from 1890 A. NJ. until the close the ten
dency was Enthusiastically higher. Decem-
Der wheat opened at from 50 l-2ll59 Csc,
closed at 60 1-4G60 3-Sc.--3-4q7-sc. higher
than yesterday. Cash wheat was firm and
1-2H3-4c per bushel higher.
Corn was shade easier at the start. re-
ceiving strength from wheat later In the
session. but not becoming active at any
time. Whatever speculation there Is in
grain at the present time centers In wheat,
and only unimportant dealings in corn or
"a Lie and advanced to "a 1-2a2l 5-Sc..
where 1t closed-l-8Ql-4c. higher than yes
terday. Cash corn was firm and lac. per
bushel higher.
Oats.-Firmness. with Indifference. was
the feature of the oat market to-day. May
oats closed l-SMl-4c. higher than yester-
day. Cash oats were firm to Lie. per
bushel higher.
Through sympathy with grain. provis-
ions revived from weakness which pre-
vailed at the opening. prices recovering
a moderate loss. but the market showing
an almost totally neglected condition. The
early absence Of firmness reflected a SINH
lar feeling in the hog market at the yards
At the close January pork was Z l-2c.
higher than yesterday, January lard &C.
higher. and January ribs a shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Ooenin.. disnos. Lowest Ciosuy.