Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July lO.-Flour dull and easy.
Wheat lower and active for export, closing weak
No. red, sl.02i1a3 .02sl In store and elevator;
options dull and Ssa7sc. lower on fine weather,
weaker private cables, freer movement OF new
wheat, and an unexpected favorable GoNetn-
crop report No . red, July. Si.OOis; August.
01.c.; September, A6lsc. Corn weaker ana
moderate business: No. >, 70aTlc. IN elevs-
tor ungraded mixed, 7Oa13c. options t4aAc.
lower, quiet. and weak: crop reports good; July,
biiSc.; August, 6lisr.: september, ovtSc. oats
unsettled and irregular, less active; options
moderately active and weaker; July, 43c.
September, 32iSc.; No > white. July, f0tfa
47iec. spot, No. ,, i4a45ltc. Hops weak ana
QUOT. State, commonto choice, IoaIoc. tacnic
coast, 2la25c. Coffee Options opened steady
and closed steady and unchanged 10 10 points
NJ: July, Sl6SoaSi0.OO; August, slo.soa
ald.l0: Sep-ember, sl3 lOes lb2O; spot, MO
firm ami in fair demand: fair cargoes, lsS4c.
Sugar--Raw held nrmly and about nominal;
refined nrmer and fairly active. Molasses-for-
cicn nominal: New Orleans steady ana quiet.
Rico stcaIy and duh. Petroleum steady sni
luir,. refined, Now York. 0.90a1.OJc. Phila-
ielphia ana baltimore. 6.S5a7c.; do in bulk,
4i1al5Or. Cotton-seod oil quiet; crude, or-
grade 25a29c. Kosn weak and quiet; strained,
common to good. sl3i leaSl.42Isc. Tnrpentine
duh and steady. Wool weak and dulL Pork
nrm and quiet. Peanuts quiet; taucy hand
picked, 4isaiLc. farmers, 2j,a3kc. Beer firm
and quiet. Beef harns uuio. aud steady fierred
heel in fair dcmaI,d aud firm. Mitdlos Drn
and quiet; short-clcar, September, SO.32tSa
81. i2l6. Lard quiet and firm; western steam,
i65Oas 652H; city s5.O3aS6; July, sO.oO
August, $685. bid: September, 1870 bid.
Freights firm and In fair demand; cotton,
3-3.d ; grain, I'd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 1O.-Tho cash quotations we're
az follows Flour dull aud unchanged. no.
sprlng wheat 0Oa0lc. No. red, ota92c. No.
2 corn, 5slSc. No. 2 oats. SIC. Mess-pork,
slO.25sSlO.35. Lard, S6.2JaS0.3O. short
ribs, S6.2Oas0.25. Dry-salt shoulders, s1.lOa
s5.i5. Short-clear, $0.JOas6.U0. Whiskey,
sl.16.
me bear sentiment was Ia control OF the
wheat pit nc the opening this morning, but "
was not aggressive, ana contented iiself WIN
making a duh and easy market In the 40,
sence OF any stimulating news 10 was natural
that the tendency OF prices should be downward
The shorts, who had sold with considerable free
dom around the top yesterday, then saw the
opportunity to scalp good profits and began 10
cover. With the late private cables quoting a
better tone the liberal clearances at New York
had astrengthening eject and caused a recovery
70 near tho closing prices OF yesterday. years
81 tho Government statiatician, however, took
possession Of the traders, and tho market gre"
dull and then sagged OF TO bottom ng-
ures. bat rallied little before tho close. Corn
opened weak and lower. There were free oiier-
ings az the outset with only limited demand,
but business WAS not pressed, anu there was ghlJ
a small recession from opening figures. This
was succeeded by n better feeling later, when
wheat began ~ advance, aud an Improvement
In vllues took place. Oats were duh with nue.
tuatiOns in September confined TO 2stla2S1ec.
Proyisiods were generally strong on smaller re-
ceipts of hogs and better prices Mt the yarde.
Packers were good buyers. september pork
gained 2Oc.. lard advanced loo, ana ribs IL b1c.
Tho leading futures ranged rs i0lioWs: