Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-11

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Leather-Firm
No. extra. H6i4oc.; Texas ienisc.
Gut Meats-luiet; picked bellies. 71x4i
5-sc
LArd-Easier; western steamed. S.2
October. b.52i&; refined easy: Continent
$50; South America. Si5: compound.
A7sfIS5.fS
Pork---steady; old mess. 80. 504zss rs: new
mess, Nenfl05o short clear. ,l0.5olsi3:
family sli6sf150.
30 Bu1ter,cliet; western creamery. 100
tation creamery, l0G13c.; State dairy, l0st
1850; do. creamery 12plsc.
Cheese-Steady; large white, . 1-Sc. (:
small do, Sizc.; large colored. 9izc. small
do, 1-sc.; part skins. 6lxa7c.; full do.
3tafl4c.
Eegs-Quiet; State and Pennsylvania.
17disc.: western fresh. Ice.
Potatoes; steady; Jerseys. s1e0as2: Long
Island. 50. 25as2. 37l4; sweets, $.5car.7o.
Tallow-Dull; city. 3 5-sa3Ac.; country.
5-sd3%c., according to quality.
Cottonseed-Oil-Dull; prime yellow.
27i1q2Si1c.
petroleum-Quiet.
Rosin-steady; strained, common to
good. 81. 45Ns1.50.
Turpentine-Steady at s0Ikd3lc.
Rice-Firm.
Pig-Iron-Warrants closed firmer at
SsO2T.
Copper-Quiet.
Tin-Quiet at s13.57iz.
Spelter-Quiet at st5IA30:
Lead-Qufet at ASdSiio. The hrm nN-
ing the settling price for lead in the West
calls the market strong at 81.
Tomatoes-Per box or crate, according
TO quality, 39c.
Cabbage-Long Island aud Jersey. per
100. s3G$3.J0.
Coffee-Options opened steady at un-
changed prices to decline or points
ruled dull throughout the morning, fol-
lowing unsatisfactory European advices.
Buying checked by heavy Brazilian re-
ceipts and lack of outside support; I'm the
afternoon quiet and featureless. eioelng
steady; net unchanged. to points de-
cline; sales. $500 bags, including Septem-
her. $50: December. s6.S: March. $3.50;
Nav. $500. Spot-Rio steady; Cordova,
$40 5eGsi650: sales. $50 bags Santos No. =
afoat 1-sc
sugar-Raw steady: refining. 33-sc:;
centrifugal. 7-sc.; refined steady; NO. o.
iAc.
NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET.
NEW YORK, September l0.-Tho long
locke for and much-talked-ot govern
ment report was received to-day promptly
at 10 M. As is usual on the day the
monthly report is issued. but little busi-
ness was done throughout the forenoon.
After opening steady at unchanged prices
to decline of point, the market sagsed
off or points, following unsatisfactory
Liverpool cables, and lack or local as
well as of outside support. At noon the
crop condition was officially announced as
1873, or S6 points under the August condi-
ton. There was scramble or snorts 10
cover Immediately, and for hfteen MN
utes trading was very heavy. frices au-
vanced s points before a breathing spell
was taken. The January option monopo-
lized the largest part OF the attention IN
wheat. The market continued TO improve
the afternoon. until Just pc
fore the close, when slight reaction foi-
lowed. At the best point OF the day prices
showed gain Of l0Ml3 points OF the ac-
tive options. The market closed STEADY,
at a net gain Of 3as points.
NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, September i0.-The dry
goods market shows no change from the
weeks run of business. The market Is
relatively uuieter than was the case last
week. Both in cotton and woollen goods
the tone has remained iirm, notwithstand-
ing irregularities in the demand at first
hands. With jobbers the demand Is well
sustained. Staple cottons are I'm steady
demand. though the trading Is not by any
means heavy. Print-cloths are firm at
SIS cents. Prints continue the feature
Df the market, both in fancy and staple
advances are still looked forward to.
goods show no change.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Md, September TO-
receipts, S760 barrels; ex-
ports, 1850 barrels.
Wheat~Firmer: spot. N0l 1-4qyi .Ol 3-s;
month, sl03 5-Sqsi.O3 7-s; October N.O3 ga
lid: December 81. 0i6fSi.G Ii; steamer No.
red, g9Q99 l-ic.; receipts. lS,W4 bushels;
exports. 1890 bushels; stock, l,i2i5oO
bushels; sales. $1,000 bushels; southern
wheat, by ample, 9Sc.Q&l.A Ii; uo., OH
grade, sl.0oqsiO0 IA.
Corn-Quiet; spot and month, 70 l-fp
g l-2c.: October, IS 5-Sl66 7-sc.;' Novem-
Der and December, new or old. &c. asked;
steamer mixed. "a 3-Sc bid; receipts. l54,2S
exports. 22s, 25s bushels; STOCK,
southern white corn, 3g3Sc.; do. yellow
Oats-Firmer; No. white. "a 1-2c. bid;
20 2 mixed, 22a22 1-2c.; receipts, 3,iIS
bushels; exports. 1000 bushels; Stock
Rye-Firm: No. 2. nearby, 50 s-4G54c.:
eceipts, 6.i36 bushels; stock, 1910 BUSH
Hay-steady; choice timothy. $l8gSs.5o. |
Grain Frelghts-Quiet; demand slow ana |
Sugar. Unchanged and strong.
Butter-Dull and unchanged.
Eggs--Weak and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. September 10.-September
heat sold at dollar to-day. December
anne within Sac. Of that figure at one
me, but declined before the close 10
,c.-an advance Of lac. since yesterday.
eptember closed at 9S lie. Strong foreign
iarketes, seaboard engagements, and
lmors of a reduction in the French
heat tariff were the bnlish features,
ne reaction being caused by realizing
ales. Corn declined 1-4d3-Sc., and oats
&c. Provisions closed 5a22 1-2c. lower on
ne renewed yellow-fever scare In the
outh.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
,.
,ptember 99tS 100 9Stt e8i<
90. .9SxaA a9A 97h 0s
av QsL 9SlS yOA %