Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

investment Securities
A SPECIALT.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO. September q. -Unfavorable5
wea ther was the principal cause of an
upturn in prices TO-DAY. on the Board of
higher, and December 1sa5sc. up. Sep
TENDER corn, at the close. was Sc. higher.
September oats &c. higher. and January
provisions from 5 to TIC. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
RS s. 49, $$|Sezs s s. a.
Corn-No. p
r. r. e e ;@> 81 e
Oats-No.
Sept (newj325f SIX 32iiS S211s
Dec. ....... 3oA@B 3o4 3ols aoss
May .......3ll4 BIZ 31A 81
Mess Pork-per bbl.-
e oe3 1855 $3.50 s1s.e5 $3.50
M 5SH $l5l5 $ $l5s5 S Sil S Ill.,
Lard-pcr 100 lbs
oct. .....s s.s2M s10071A ss.92% 5000
Jan .s SIS $s.57k ss.52'G ss.57h
Short Ribs-per 100 lbs
} a. s5 ss$ Si Is S5 49, '1s Sc
r Sash fn9ta Eo s pshs a sS
No. 8. 6s@72c.; No: rad, 75M7Sc- No 2
corn 62Ac: ~; S Xel9w rve ez sc GOOD
feeding barley, 4S@56c.; fair to choice
sl35; No Northwestern. s1.35. Prime
re s1s 7s sssa 81 lard, 1oS pounds
s1l 1215@s11.15: short ribs sides( loose),
s11 Goa $1i. 25; dry-salted shoulders (boxed},
9@s9 a Short co sepr c s5afS o grade
RE ACCOMPLISHMENT, 10000 bushels; corn,
4O330O bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels; hogs,
1900 head.
On On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market-was steady; creamery, 16 egt
22c.; dairy, 15120c. Cheese steady at lt11a
@11hc. Legs steady, less OFT cases re-
turned. 20n201Ac.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET:
BALTIMORE, September 22-Flour-
WI Wheat-strong: spot and September,
725k172Ac; October. 72$s4a72Bc.; Deem en-
Der, 73:js@73sac.; southern, by sample BIG
721ac. ,ox
year. ass G45Ac. southern white corn,
SS4G6s1kc : : lite %
oats-Dull and easy; No white Soc
No. 2 mixed, 29114s1soc: f,,-
imitation. lSG2oc.; fancy creamerys 2SF
-
Eggs-Firm and unchanged; fresh, 2zg
Cheese-Firm and unchanged; large,
1923 G11c.; medium. 11MllNc:,. SO n7
Suyar-Fir1n and unchanged; Tine anu
coarse graduated, Si.'efs.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, September z.-flouf-
sRyes Flour--steady.
aBuckwheat Flour-Dull.
Cornmeal--Steady.
rRye-Firm; No. 2 western, 5s7sc.
-aBarley-Quiet, mating 'l s ,sd TIC II
was, another bull DAY in grain. DESPITE
considerable realizing at times the ten
dency was strongly upward folloWlng q: q
jump in sept e5a6 he ns by
a disappointing visible supply increase;
rains in the Northwest, and scare OF local
shorts. Close. A@15 net advance; May
closed 1875; September '5a4'; DECEMBER
Gorn-spot firm; No. 2. 72c. Option
market was. generally strong all day.
es Wheat
movement; small visible supply 1ncreas Sc.
and covering. The market closed firm
al 1a@5s net advance. May closed 461s;
September. IS: December, 50as.
Oats-Spot quiet; No. 2, 80: options quiet
but fairly steady with corn; September
closed 341a; December 354.
Cut Enthusiastically
n II; rY11 HxoC Tor G. 90 mi "a
fined firm: S. A, $11.6O.
Pork-Steady;
Tallow-Quiet.
Rosin-Steady; strained, common to
good, sl.55.,
Turpentine-F'irm.
G Eafenf Rio quiet; No. I, invoice,
Sugar: Raw-Firm; fair refining, 3; cen
trifugal. 9S test. 81: refined firm -,
Coffee futures. opened steady, with
prices unchanged to 5 points lower. the
decline resulting chiefly from liquidation
by house with foreign connections The
local market closed steady and net I'M
changed to points lower, with the gene
raj temper of the trade still beaTish Sales
amounted to 61,750 bags
dairy, 16h6211s.
small colored fancy, IFS; small white,
IFS.
22a%.
Polatoes-Eesy. Jerseys, s1.5O@s1 65; New
York, 81. 62as1.65 per 100 pounds; Long Is
land, 81 .62@s1.75; South Jersey sweets, $500
Peanuts-Firm fancy hand-picked, 81
or: other domestic. s1s@3a.
Cabba ecstasy; Long Island, per 10o,
50 co.
Cotton, by steam. to Liverpool, 17k
COTTON MARKETS