Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-01
NEW work. PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, september o. a. 1ee bor
CENTS u 40 barrels; exports, 40 100 "a "a.
rels: sales. $500 packages; marker s'ea ,on,sy
hold hut auiet: rye -four dui; lahcy'
81 SOds3.65: buckwheat flour STEADY
Cornmeal-Dull.
Rye-Steady. oo,oo horIev
''' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1i6,O75 bushels; exports
6 Ol2 bushels: sales, 31l5.0O bushels Oh ~
lures and 100000 bushels OF spo'' SPO
firmer: No. 2 red, 80 5-sc. anoat, NJ ~
northern. Duluth, SO 7-sc. an9at, i@ nntions
onened firm. on bullish cables and drousnt
news. eased off under realizing, put &c
nerienced an emphatic AFTERNOON az a. n =
in heavy export rumors, closing sllonns
a 1G1 12c. net advance saieS o. I-ac': Sep
tember 81 7-Sd95 5-Sc.; Octoper' 90 90 az
OF s-sc.-clOsed "a 3-Sc.; December u i-fV
92 3-4c.-closed 90 5-Sc. o,,norts
Corn-Receipts. 260,725 bushels; eNpot 20 10
5.20S bushels; sales, S2OOoO pusheIs " t,rr,
No ? "a Use. anoat; options openeu
steady with wheat, declined under iocai
,'nIoadjno hut finally recovered on
abort demand. closing 9-SGl-2c: neI hisn tSo /,
Nav 81 l-4d37 5-Sc.-closed 81 9-ec' ., o. o.,
vember closed 80 l-2c.; Decempei' 90 '-'@
"a S-Sc.-closed "a Csc. r,,
81 SSaa1tes-Receipts, 1920 bushels; exports.
90, 9es bnsheis: sales, 5000 bushels OF
Snot spot steady; No. 2, q lie. optlons
dnII hut firnler, with the other ma ilSso;
closing Use. net higher; oetouei
q 1-4c.; December closed a 0-ec'
Realistically.
Hay-Dull.
HoDs-Steady.
Hides-Steady.
enthusiastically.
Wool-Firm.
G6e esiMs picked bellies, $3.50
g. ., c,osed at
Iard-Firm; western steam ciCseu az
$3.50: city, S4.50ms46O; October crossed 10 20
nomInally; refined steady CONTINENT S''-'
Rutter1Steady; western creamery, lac
oon 40 factory 9Gl2 1-2c.; Elgins, &c
imitation creamery, III l-2ulie:, oea'e
dairy. liable do. creamery, lf4Lzc.
Cheese-Dull: large white i-sc'; sm,a,i
white 9 f-2c.; large colored, l-sc;; small
cnlorea q Zoe. : part skins, l-2q7c.; fun
S'1 EgssS6niet; State and Pennsylvania,
raise: western, fresh, lie. -
Potatoes-Firm: Jerseys, 100, sz;Z9msz:oo'
Long Island. S2.5Oa{S; sweets sioVasi''o-
PPssttr,SoMieum~ouiet; United closed; no
market
Rosin-Steady. .,.,-
Turpentine-Firm at 81 l-2qSSc.
Rice-Ftrm-
Molasses-Firm.
Freights-Quiet. ,,, -,
Copper-Easy: Lake prokers' Sh'@''
r TinMouiet: straits, sl3sOGs1s.s5; plates
steady. .,. ., ooo7steo
TepoSo According TO the New York Metal
rrIopapee closed easy at $3.50 bid and
s4s0 10 asked. while brokers quote lead
strong at 81. .o oooora,r,
Tomatoes-Per box or crate according
10 Cas bhn Island and Jersey. per
co,tonseed- Oil-Dull and weak; prime
,,,no,,,er yellow. "a 1-2H25c.: on summer
yellow, PAPA l-2c; prime summer white'
$4,000. - "a
changed prices to a 5-points advance on
demand from local shorts. with sellers
scsrce ON fears OF oversold market; sub
seouentIv towed weak undertone, cables
being unsatisfactory and on renewed
predictions of heavy liner, increase nSs,s IN tne
prices unchanged TO 5-points net ad-
yance. sales. 5000 bags, including Decem-
her ss ze1is6' As; January. $3.50: March.
ss75: May, $3.50; spot conee-kio auiii
eS S,,Dar+Raw nominal; refined steady.
NEW YORK DRY-GOoDs MARKET.
NEW YORK. September %-The mar mar
No marked change in the cotton-goods d.
vision. Woollen and worsted goods for
mems wear are we'll sustained. and dress
goods in spring styles being placed on the
market about this time are attracting
snme notice. Silks In general are In COED
demand. Outside conditions In the 4 de
are generally favorable. Distribution Is
still fair in all parts OF the country, ana
Collections are, In the main, satisfactory,
Local jobbers report fair order busi-
ness In nearly all lines. In staple cottons
the market Is firm, but with no notable
feature. Print cloths are still quoted AZ
2 3-Sc. at Fall River for extras.