Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-05

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oats-Recoipts, 1880 busbsls; exports
zS.83 bushels: spot quiet No. Z q 1-3U
% Sac. /. options inactive and n0mina15
steady At l-&c. inst advance; eeptemoea
closed &c.
Hsy-Easy: sndppins. $40.
Hops-Quiet; 1896 crop. aGf4c.; 1873 c1H
sesc.; Pacific coast 1876 czops a8<c-, -
Hidss.f'irn: Galveston isa1se: Eueuos
l7e
Leaths or IEemiocls as'ss Busnos
Ayres, 10 1-200 lie.
woOl-.Firm; fleece. so9eTc, No. . 70
extra Nlef0c-; Texas 10Ul6c
Beef-yirn: family, ssauo: extra mess.
1880 $50; beef hams. 1915; packed. $50
Cus-Meats-Quiet: pickled bellies. Nst0
$50: do. shoulders, ss.12 l-2Q$S@; do
hams $s501S262 1-2.
Lard-steedy; western steamed, @.sS:
refined quiet: Continent. $50; South
American. s. Is; compound, s47ssf&
Pork-Quiet; old mess. ss5ogSs. Is: new
mess; a1s,4slo!5; short clear, aosoa<s;
Butter--Firm; western creamery lzY
lsc,; do. factory sore; Elgins. lsc. TINT.
tation creamery, ioaigc.: State dAEys
lcl,ls l-2c. do, creamery, I2Q1sc;
Cheese-Dull: large white. 1~tc.: snian
white. I 2as s-4c.; large eolored. 1.tc.;
email colored, i-2d9 3-4c.: part ekmS
l-2n7c full skins. i-2fD4c.
Eggs-Firm: State and Pennsylvania,
lsnllc.; western. fresh. i6c.
Potatces-Weaker: Jerseys, u.60dxs:
Lorg Island. s2fp<225: sweets, Si.2511S1. so
Tallow-Nominal; city. &c. bid: country,
3 3-4dfc.
PetroIeun,-sseady, United closed at
~ i-2c. bid.
Rosin-Firm; strained. common to good.
$1451s1.50
Turpcntlne-Flrm at 80 t-faso $40
Rice'-tirm fair to extra, l-sdo l-4c.;
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans. open ket.
tie, good to choice, 25u35c.
Pig-Iron-steady: southern, @7s9so;
northern. Sl0Gsio25.
Co,per-Quiet; brokers'. $l1.25.
Lead-Firm; brokers'. 1875.
Tin-Plate~-Barely steady.
Tomatoes-Per box or crate according
to quality. 25d50c.
Cottonseed- Oll-Dull; primo crude nomi.
nal; do. (. o. b., nominal: prime summer
yellow, 2Sd29c.: of summer yellow, Td
q 1-2c.: butter grades 32H33c.; prime sums
mer white. SOC: prime winter pellow, SIC.
Coffee-Options opened steady at 5 70 IL
points advance. on covering In anticipa-
ton OF Mondays holiday and buying Tor
European account. following diminished
receipts ar Rio and Santos. possibly ex-
planned by break down ON santos rail-
road. later eased or under s25.N2 bags
increase in worlds visible; closed steady.
net unchanged. to 10 points advances
sales, 1890 bags, including September.
1876; December 50 sOqFs.S5; spot coffee
Rio quiet: No invoice. ss62 IL: No. Z
iobbing, N.H i-2; mild weak; cordova'
$40 Nas1c.50.
Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining. 8 lao
8 Lice; refined firm; mould A, i-ici
standard A. $50: confectionery A,
7-Sc: cut-loaf. 5-sc.; crushed. s-sc.'
powdered, 5 lie: granulated, Be-; cubes,
1-lc.
NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. September 4--The week
closed with quieter conditions preyailine
In all grades, though the tone 10 well sus~
tanned I'm both cotton and woollen FOODS.
The reaction. coming after the frst rush
OF early orders. Is responsible Tor the re-
PROGRESSION in general interest. 1he quail
~ OF the recorders httns already regis
tered shows that the general run or
later needs will he OF a liberal character.
Staple oottons are quiet, but firm; Pnnt
cloths show great strength, and both az
Fail River and Providence tho sales have
been quite heavy at a market price weli
sustained at 25-Sc. Prints arc strong ana
active. Ginghams are well sustained at
advanced prices. Wooilen goods await
the recorder demand.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, September A.
Flour-Qiaet and unchanged; receipts,
D,VV DaiiciS, cAP"iN', '''iS '"''~'" 1902
900 barrels.
Wheat-Steady; spot, 9s s-4u9s 7-sc., &c.
tober. 20 f-Su9S 3-sc.; December 9S $50
| 9S Use: steamer No. 2 red, % 3-i4sS T-Sc.;
receipts. 2O2,675 bushels. exports. III. 100
bushels: sales 1900 bushels, southern
wheat. by sample. 95c.9sl; do. on grade.
95 1900 1-2c.
Corn~FIrm. spot. IS l-2as5 5-sc: Decem-
Der. new or Old, Sec. asked steamer mix
cd. 81 1-2633 5-Sc.: receipts. 1878 bushels;
| exports. 1885, 2s bushels; sales, 1900 BUSH
| els: southern white corn, Ssc.; do. Yellow
| &c.
Oats-Firmer; No 2 white western. fiap
| q lie receipts. 1861 bushels.
Rye-No. 2, nearby, 81 lie: receipts,
| 1886 bushels
| Hay-Easy; choice timothy, S54x3.0
Grain F'reights-Quiet: steam to Liver.
pool, per bushel, 4d. for October; Cork
for orders. per quarter. IS. Cd. for Septeu-
Der.
Sugar-F'rm and UNCHANGED.
Butter-Dull; fancy creamery l8c.
Fggs-Weak; fresh, lie.
Cheese--Firm and unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, September 4-Wheat racov.
cred exactly half of yesterdays 3-ic.
decline to-day The tone OF The foreign
markets. which caused tho decline yester-
day. was also responsible, In a great de-
gree, for the days advance. Corn and
oats followed wheat. and advanced i-sp
lac each. Provisions, however, were
heavy. and wound up the day with slight
declines.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing