Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-01
BALTIMORE.

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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 3l.-Flour steady aud
quiet; Howard Street and western super
fine, S3as3.40; extra, S. 50aSi rs family.
s425as5.25; City Mills superfinr. s3.25a
$3.50: extra, s3.75asi Rio brands, si.9Ol
So. wheat-Southern steady and active
western orened higher, declined and
closed steady; southern red. 9ia96c. : am
Der, 97c.sSl: No. l Maryland. 96ta97c.
No. 2 western winter red. spot, 92ha93c.
Corn southern firmer and quiet: western
steady and dull southern white. 57a5sc.
yellow 56a5Oac Oats quiet southern, 33a
$50; western white. 37a3sc.: mixed. 3ia
36c.: Pennsylvania. 35a36c. Provisions
steady and fairly active. Mess pork, Gil. so
ssll.75. Observation-Disclosures and clear
rib sides, packed. "a and, e3tc. Bacon
shoulders &C.: clear-rlb sides re; hams
l2al2sc. Iard-Reaned. 71.c. Coffee steady
Rio cargoes. ordlr airy TO fair. 7lassc. Sugar
quiet; A sOft, CSC. Whiskey steady al
sI.20asl 81. Freights dali.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July 3l.-FlOur easy. Wheat
steady: No. z red, new, 15c. Cora Ia fair
demand; No. 2 mixed. 4st49c. Oats in
Pork duh and nominal. Lard in fair de-
msnd at S6.35es640. Bulk-meats In good
demand: shoulders. 81. 81: short rib So S.
Bacon steady; shoulders. s4.671; short rib
$685.; clear, 1910. Whiskey quiet a. Sl.l3
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-Grain quiet
Wheat-No. 2 red, Csc. Corn-No. white
sic. Oats-So. 3 mixed sic. Provisions ue
changed. Bacon-Clear rib. $3.50; side,
IS SO; shoulders, t4.75. Bulk. meats-Clesr
rib. $3.50; sides, 1925; shoulders, 81
Mea pork. s11. Lard-Choice, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. July 3I.-Flour unchanged
Wheat slow and unsettled; No. 2 red, cash
9ea9e34c.; August, 9sLa9eh. Corn SLOW
and easy; mixed. cash, Al sa42i &c. August
4Isa4I7ic. Oats steady and slow; mixed
cash. 24sa24Sc.: August, 22ka2sc. WINS.
key steady al sl.l3. Provisions steady
Pork and bacon firmer. Pork, sl0.50a
Sl0.75. Lard-Smsll lots, S6.40. Bulk.
clear e6.l0. Bacon-Long clear. s6.l2Ha
s6.l5 short rib, t0.45ss6 so; clear, s6.622.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 3l.-Flour UNCHANGED
Wheat In store and In the market generally
July, s6Aa57.c.; August, s7as7ac. sep.
TENDER, eSAa0osc. Corn o shade easier
cash. 455ia45llc.: August, 454ai51fc.; Sep
TENDER. 45sa45ac. Oais-Tho anticipated
corner" In July did not msterialize, and
It's price closed 2e. under yesterday; cash
zee; July, 2ea2sc.: August. 25,a25jsc
Mess pork steady; cash, sI0aSi0.20; Au.
gust, S10.05asI025;. september, sf0.l5a
sI0.22H Lard steady; cash and August
s6.50as6.5s1l; September. so.j5aSe. o2l
s4.25as4.5O; short rib. S5.65ass. 674; clear
50. 05as6.l0. Whiskey nrcn at Ills. Sugar
unchanged.
REvIBw Oh THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, July 8l.-Reports from the
northwestern wheat-fields continued uni
fofmly bad again to-day, and IL Was esti-
mated that the prospective yield would be
reduced anywhere from 20 to 40 per cent
as compared to the estimates made on July
Let. Some or the kilograms asserted tina,
many nelds were In critical condition
and that continuance OF the present hot
weather would completely ruin the wnea,
prospect III certain localities. The market
started mp on this news, but fell back on
rumors Of hot" or musty wheat in the
Chicago elevators. The story that the
wheat was out OF condition In some OF the
Chicago elevators was gwen currency Ia q
morning paper here, ana the report wa
used by the bears in their efforts to depress
prices, and the runor certainly had
It's effect upon the course OF the market
August futures began selling ~ diseou a Of
nom 154a29>sc. IN compared 70 septe uber
hut az this difference there WAS free buying
OF August, which In measure restored
confidence. On the afternoon Board. how
ever, the difference again wideDad TO 2Ae
The receipts were light and shipments lin
tied. Nothing wss developed during the
day 81 TO the truth OF the statements con
csrning wheat beyond denial by the ele-
vator psople that any OF the wheat hs,
been injured. The market closed for tn
day &c. lower for August asd lsc. lower fol
September and october than yesterday
Late engagements for $4,000 bushels o
wheat were reported. There was q fail
amount Of speculation In corn 81 a some
what 'ower ienge OF prices, but the cloain,
for the day MA about the same az Yesterday
Freight engagements for 5e6. GOO bushel,
were reported. The receipts we're iitt
larger. but cash was taken uP quite readily
~ current figures. The looked. for cornel
IN July oats failed to niaierialize, and the
market collapsed. There was 20. decline
from the made quotations Of yestef,iay fol
July. and the market closed with seller
but no demand. The receipts were largs
and nre reported large agaiii for to-norrow
PROVISIONS ruled . shnde stronger early. bu
fell back and closed tame.
MILwAUKEE.
MiLwAUKxE. July al.--Flour unchangea
wheat STEADY; No. 3. Milwaukee. cash Ans
AuSust 67l<c. Corn steady; No q <5ke