Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. September 2i-Fiour-
Firm and unchanged: southern flour firm
and unchanged.
Wheat-spot market duh. Options ac-
tive and excited. advancing lLql&4c., and
closing $.a7-Sc. over yesterday.
Corn-Steady and somewhat higher than
yesterdays figures; September, q l-Sc. !;
October, n l-Sc.; December, ~ 5-Sc.
Oats-spots we're more active and
strong. options were dull but firm; Sep
TENDER, 2lc.; october, 2lc.; December, pc. (;
No. white, AIac.; mixed western, 800
l9l4c.
hay-Weak; shipping, IS 5-sc.; good to
choice 70Q7jc.
WOol-Unchanged
Realistically; family, Sass: extra mess.
$50; beef hams firm at $3.50; tierced beef
quiet; city, extra India mess, Sl0qsl0.JO.
Cut Meats-Dull but steady pickTH bell
lies s512I2q&.25; shoulders, $375qsi;
hams. s9.25nS9.75.
Lard-Quet but firmer western steam.
A1Gls; city. $40; September, Al5; re-
fined active; Continent, N.45; South
America, $i.75: compound. S.75nSi.
Pork-New mess, s175QSs.05.
Butter-Choice firm, good State dairy,
l0ulic.: creamery, 1lnl5hc.; western
dairy, TIC; Elgins, II lac.
Eggs-Firmer; State and Pennsylvania,
l1HlS lie.
Cottonseed-Ol - Steady at 20d2Otsc.
crude, q l-ic.; prime, 3HG25 1-ic.
Rosn-Common TO good, Sl5jnSl.C0.
Turpentlne-Firmer at 70 l-iu2JAc.
Rice-In fair demand.
Molasses-Active and unchanged.
Coffee-Firm and sails points up; Octo-
Der. $40: December 1875; January, T7S;
spot Rio unchanged
Sugar-Steady; fair refining. 2Ac.; re-
fined quiet, steady, and unchanged.
Freights 10 Liverpool-Quiet and firm;
cotton, by steam, n-64d.; grain, by steam,
Lid.
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BALTIMORE. September 2i-Flour-
Active, firm, and unchanged.
Wheat-Stroag; spot and September.
5000 Lie; October, 6Sisu6SAc.; Decem-
Der, 70l.u70 5-sc.: steamer No. red, ga
6S Lie; southern, by sample, 6suIOc.; do,
on grade, G6IsGf69c.
Corn-Strong: spot and September. 27Ikfl
q 5-Sc.; october, Z7lzqgAc.; new or old,
November or December, 2I4.qN Use
January, 2SQ2S Lie; steamer mixed, 25kGi
26c.: southern white. Hk4Aizc. yellow
2SlaH29ilc
Oats-Steady to firm; No. 2 white, pa
&c; No. 2 mixed, 2lNZ2c.
Rye-Firmer; No. near by, 31QSSc.; No.
western. 3yui0c
Hay-Steady; choice timothy, $3.50
asked
Grain Freights-Active
e-packed unchanged.
Eggs-Steady at liQlfisc
Coffee-Steady; No. 2, 5000.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, September 81
The wheat boom, which has been under
way since Monday, met with resistance,
and although under flood of offerings
of long property, combined with free SELL
ing by professionals, prices after opening
higher. still further rose materially. the
final quotations being 1-iu5-sc. over yes
terday. December wheat rose from So 5-s
to e. Use sold between IS SIS and g. 7-sc.,
and closed at g. l-2c. bid-l-4u5 Sc. higher
than yesterday. Cash wheat was l-2c.
higher.
Corn.-A few additional fractions were
added to prices to-day. Very few enter
tain the idea that corn has the ability OF
itself to advance. but the market Is very
strong. May corn opened at 25u25 l-2c..
sold between - 81 and % Use, and closed
at % Liza shade higher than yesterday.
Cash corn was Lie. lower
Oats were slow OF action. but derived
strength sufficient from wheat to improve
little in price, although the appreciation
was lost later. when the leading grain
declined. Nothing approaching Importance
transplred during the session. May oats
closed Is. under yesterday. Cash oats
were easy.
Provisions were fairly active and firm.
The bull sentiment which prevailed In
wheat early. seemed to have extended 10
product, and prices advanced moderately.
The hog market was stronger, which was
necessarily a strengthening argument In
provisions January pork closed 15c.
higher January lard. u 1-24l5c. higher,
and January ribs 7-sQlOc. higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
nnantn, Altman t,ioxtny