Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
NEW YnRk,


NEW YORK, August I5.--cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands, 7Isc.; orIesus. Ike, sales
1.70.j bales total net receipts, all ports, SOL
bales expof,s--to Great Britain. SIT bales;
10 the Continent, 30 bales; stock, 100000
bales. Southern -four stesdy and quiet; good
TO choice extra. s315ss4.A0. Wheat moro &c
tive for export prices easier; No. 2 rod. 62gsc
IN store and elevator; s3ltc. aiioat; options
closed weak, haDSc. under saturday; No, 2,
August, ss9sc september, s3s,i pecemosr
s7}sc. Corn dlll and lower; No. 2, Ole in eie-
vaior; DC. anoat; options very quiet, closing
dull, with August ~. down others Aatec. up;
August, 60c.; September, 5DAc; October
bSIqc. Oats dull and eaaert options quiet and
October, 3sac spot No. 2, 5slxagec.; mixed
western, 3slSaf0c. Coffee Options closed nrtfi,
2oaeSc. uPi August, slS2o; September,
and aast SC si4is sa spS' Io n
steady and Ia fair demand; standard A, 4 lila
4 Bloc: cut loaf, 5 i-1dah l-l0c. grsnnlated,
4 T-tBaf 1l-16G NOlasses New Orleans quiet
and steady; common 20 fancy. 2Sa35e Rice IN
fair demand aud arm: domestic far 70 extra,
4I5a0c. Japan, 5a5bc. Petroleum nrmer and
quiet; refined, New York. 0. l0c.; Philadeiphia
and Baltimore, 605c. Co,ton-seed OIL steaoy
but duh; crude, 2dA27e.; yellow, Bic: hosn
sl.20asl27I4 Trpentlne iirmer ard quiet at
gS34a29l4c. PORK quiet and firm; extra PRIME,
sl2.7aas13 Peanuts steady fancy hand;
picked, sa4l4c.; farmers. 2b4a3Sic, Beet dun
a
beef hams quiet al $1,000. Dried beef steady I;
extra India moss. sl2ssi3. Cut meat quiet aud
weak. Picked bellies, sS.6Oaeo.7o. shoulders,
S6.S7Is, Hams. ilAal24c Aiddles duh
ern steam, $3.50; September, $3.50; October,
gS.2dses.27. Fret ghts quiet and steady; cot
ton, 5-G4a3-32c.; grain. 2lSc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. August 15.-rhe markets to-day
we're all reasonably active, With genera ton
dency % lower prices for the whole list. Tho
opening was weak all around. and light rain
in the needed districts helped The shorts. There
was \ narrow market IN wheat during the whole
session. although trading at times was spirited.
Some influential news came out on botn sides OF
the market. but not enough on either side 70
cnrry the market out Of the usual rut septem-
Der Is still the active option, but at times the
trade drifted largely luto Decemper. Eafiy
public cables were dull for epot and Ac. lower
Tor futures at liverpool September broke 70
77Jkc. and corn was unsettled and weak
In the early transactions, and later
the market was held In check by
trading against privileges. The market yielded
under somewhat better crop reports and iaVor-
abe weather map. Oats exhibited weakness at
the start, but this condition only lasted Tor q
short time, the market gradually hrming up on
all futures. Considerable Interest was mani
tested in the market for hog products. and the
trading In the aggregate was moderately active.
The features surrounding the market favored
higher prices, but the general feeling was un-
settled and nervous and prices were Irregular:
The receipts Of the product were fairly ioeral
and the shipments quite large. Al a slight adj
vance there was considerable pressure 20 sell
especially OF pork and ribs, and all the I'M
provement IN price was lost. Lard was active
and the market exhibited rather more stoadi-
ness than that for pork and ribs.
Cash quotations: Flour steady aud UNCHANGED
Wheat-No. 2, fTisc.; No = red, 75Isr. Corn,
536c. Oats, 33lSa3Jsec. PorF, sl2. 35aei2.S 7sp.
Lard, s7.o7lsaSS. Ribs. ss.05ass.l0. Shout
ders sS.20aeS.30. Clear, $s.2OasS.25. Wits
key. s1.l5.