Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 2.-Flour-Un-
changed steady, and quiet; southern
Wheat~Spot market moderately ae-
tive and easier. options opened nim
and unchanged, to 1-Sc. up, rel f.c., talii Io
l-4G8-sc. and closed steady l-+4t2c' uuuei
Yesterday. with a light trade; No req
May. IS 5-sc.: September, q S-ec.; Oc'opei'
63c.; December. Soc. ~
% 5-Sc.. i'm elevator 26 sQ26Ac ahoai.
al a i-sGi-4c decline. September % o-Sc.'
october. 26 3-Sc.: December, Hr4c' -.,.....
Oats-Spots quiet and steady Options
moderately active and easier; septedmnioei,
10 Lie: October, 10 7-Sc.; December ZVAc''
SP99s avHIn moderate demand shipping,
56d57lkc good to choice. old, s@'sgsoe,
VIOLIN moderate demand and I'M
Beef-Slow and easy; family. 7as; ex,
ira mess. S55OaS5.G0; beef hams hrm at
''T Tierced Beef-Quiet and easy; city, ex-
ira India mess Ss.50Rs9.5O
cut Meats-Firm and In moderate de-
mand: picked bellies. $50; shoulders
50 62isGSi: hams Ss.25dss.I5. -..,,,
LaTd-Quiet and firmer; western steam
s375GS3Uis; city. $50; renned w. coyn-
tinent. $4l5; South America Shooi Soih-
pound SN.S7ikanlH2. ..o,a,,.
Pork-In moderate demand ana STEADY
new mess. N5OgS9; s,.,.. .o,t,.a.
Butter-Fancy steady ana talrly ac ,I,l,NlSS
state dairy. l04lJc.; do. creamery id,2e
1ciLc western dairy SGl2c., Elgins. lOi2c.
Esggs-Firm and in fair demand; state
and Pennsylvania, Ifpl6c.; western, ftesh'
liQl5c.: do, case, NDe 80. ,o0ooo
Cottonseed- Oil-Quiet; crude, Se1Oc.
yellow prime. pc. . .. 800,
Rosin-Qulet; strained common 10 soou'
'i T;Tulirlpeinlt tH and quiet at ga
q Rti t and in fair demand, and
u' S,Jitoiagsses-Fairly active, firm, and
unchanged.
Peanuts-Quiet. .. 2
polnts up: spot Rio easier and quiet; NO
q" sN sngI duh but steady; fair re;
fning. 7-sc. refined quiet steady ana
oI Freiehts to IAverpool-Actlve and firm
cotton. by steam 9-6id; grain by steam
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. September Flour
Quiet and unchanged. eo,, q
60 7-sc.; October. 81 5-sd6l 7-Sc.; December
go lo53 7-sc. steamer. NO. req, 30 81 .
s. 7-sc; southern, by sample oVeo-Ac'
do. on grade. 59pt2 Lie -. ,.h
951-ilt25 3-Sc.: October 25%G29 i-Sc.i new
or old. November or December 20 I-ti
SGisc . January. 27u27 lac; steamer mlXed
HG2l l-sc southern white ana yeiIo"
% d 5ot,.-'fed No. white 25d26c.; No
. mixed. 23d23i5c.; receipts, $3.50 bushels
exports. none; stock 2lZ.%0 bushels. ~.
Rve-Easy: No. ?. near by. 35H5ic.; NO
western, 37iaGJAc. ...,
HavNsteady; choice timothy, Sl4 bid.
Grain Freights-Active. firm, ana uh
Egss-Firm az 1iG1fi4c.
Coffee-Quiet No. T. lie.
Others unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. September 2.--This was 2
/ dull day in wheat, with prices inclined
| lower At the start the NUMBER OF
orders executed WAC smaller than usual
and throughout the remainder OF th'
session business was barely active. De
cember wheat opened at from osts t'
I - &c. declined 10 81 DISC. ana close,
n rs i-Sc.-iyc. under yesterday. Casf
wheat was weak and yale. lower, CLOSING
Corn opened with frmness-a grit IRON
/ wheat-later retaining fair proportion
Of the strength but not attracting az
tentiOn through any uhtoNaIu 1919 l,.,s
When the weakness In wheat Decdu'
nronounced. corn prices succumbed 70
like feeling May corn opened at -fAc.
sold between "a 7-Sd25 ana age, am
| closed at q 5-Sc.-l-sc. unuer yesteruay
Cash corn was easy, and lie. per bushe
oats were generally steady, the situa
| tion i'm that grain being more encouraslhs
| than in the two leaders. May oats close'
i-sc lower: cash oats were steady.
Provisions-A steady tone and q ign
trade were the only features, II the,
I might be classed as such, In the pro
/ vision market The hog market wa
/ irregiilar January pork closed SHADE
/ higher. January lard, 2ikc. higher, an'
January ribs a shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows;