Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. September D.-Flour-
| Firm. moderately active. and unchanged
J southern -four firm and quiet. common TO
| fair extra, s2.2eq2.so; good 10 choice DO
| g. S0Q $40.
Wheat-Qulet and easier, closing steady;
ungraded red, 64a67c,; options were mode
| ratsly active and closed weak at la
i-Sc decline; September, 10 S-Sc. Octo-
Der, 70 lac. November II Csc o,o,
Corn-Spots dull and easier; No. 2 ia
q &c. in elevator, 2Sd2s 1-ic. afoat; OPP
| tions moderately active and weak at a
l-sQ1-ic decline; September and OCTOBER
| &c; december. Is Lie May, dc
Oafs-Spots fairly active and stronger;
OPTIONS moderately active and firm: Sep
| TENDER. " 3-ic.: October, Dc. December.
Pc: spot No. 2, Zlc.; No. white, "A l-2c.
mixed western, is l-2d23c.
Hay-Steady, shipping, Doc; Soou 10
Wool-Steady and unchanged.
Beef-Quiet and steady; family NqSS;
extra mess, S.50Hs5.
Beef Hams-Strong at Sl3.O.
Tierced Boef-Firm and quiet; city ex-
ira India mess. sl0q$iO.5O.
Cut-Meats-SlOw but steady; picked bel
lies, $j12 1-2Qt5.Z5; shoulders, S.lSI$i;
hams, 9.25gS9.15. 5000.
western steam. Sab; city, $50; Septem~
Der. Ai7 nomlnally refined dull, Contl-
nent. S455; South American. A.B; com
pound. 1881 1-2dH. s,.
BOTK-SllOnk anu IA'htAhRf NNhAsf'-N'f
Butter"Fairly active; fancy Arm; State
dairy. l0dl5c; do. creamery u4l6c. {;
western dairy. l-2Gllc.; Elgins, ice.
Eggs-Steady: State and Pennsylvania
17Gigc.: western fresh. 10 l-2QlSc.; 90. per
Coitonseed- Oil-stro1g and in fair de-
nand; crude. man l-2c.; yellow prime
"a 12c.
10
Turpentine-Firmer and in good demand
at q 1-2Q2Sc.
Rice-In fair demand and unchanged.
Molasses--Fairly active, firm, and un-
Peanuts-s,eady; fancy hand-pickei,
Coiiee-steady and 10 points up; septem-
Der, 800; December, S;Wass,io; May
IS 706fts 80. spot Rio dull but steady; NO.
'suggr-Raw more active and steady;
fair e1ning 3-ic.; refined quiet and IN
changed. -.
steam. n cad. grain. by steam. I'D.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. September 29.-Flour-
y W N spot aud September,
30 I-205S s-ic.: October, 50 5-Sa6s 3-4c.: De
cember. Il l-2q7l 3-4c.; steamer No; red,
66G6s i-4c.; southern, BY sample oSu
70 i-2c,; 90 on grade e s Var a-4c Sen
tember. q I-2a27 3-4c.; October, q 5-sp
n Use. new or old, November or Decem-
Der. n S-4n27 Use; January, 2SaS l-ic.
steamer mixed, . lie. o..
Oats-Steady; NO. z Whlte, AuZoc.; NO.
Rye~Firmer; No 2. nearby. IS l-eQS9c.
No 2 western, Al 5-sc.
Hay-Firmer; choice timothy. No. 2. 600
Grain Freights-Firn, quiet, and steady.
ProvisIons-Mess pork. 81, bulk Shout
ders, s.: short-rib sides, 81 g; clear sides,
$40: sugar-cured shoulders. -; hams.
small. sli50.
Butter-Firm. fancy creamery. l6g
l6 l-2c ladls, llgl2c.
Eggs-FirTn at l-2c.
Coffee Steady; No. 1907 l-2dso.50.
Sugar-Granulsted. 6-sc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, September 2s.-wheat acted
after a top-heayy fashion to-day. and.
Notwithstanding spurts OF no great mo-
ment rested With a loss almost as great
as yesterdays gain. Information was
not altogether satisfactory to holders.
and many OF them took occasion 10
tighten the load they were carrying. De-
cember wheat opened AZ 81 Is 10 csc,
sold between 81 SIS and C. i-ac.. and closed
Go 1-4q65 3-Sc.-i-3Qliac. under yesterday.
Cash wheat was weak. and from ! TO
lxc. per bushel lower.
Corn-Iike wheat. corn displayed less OF
strength to-day than recently. IL was
due. however. as much 10 the sympathy
existing between the markets as TO any
other motive. May corn opened at Shc.,
sold between 6A and S 3-sc.. and closed
at 25izc-l-Sc. under yesterday. Cash
corn was steady and unchanged.
The trade In oats was very light. and
the tone partook In measure OF that
prevailing in the pits. May oats closed
Unchanged from yesterday. Cash oats