Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
NEW WORK. PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, JWy ~ our sSw'
n s5d2 50: fair to fancy. g. ba2.@ patents
8. 754,3 20: Minnesota clear. EE,Y2es;
eatents 81 4oa%ss; low extras. a.s,d2.sv:
southern flour weak and dun; common -, 20
fair extra, $.fo6soe; good 70 enoice' N'"'"
Wheat-Quiet and NC. higher; closing
firm, No 2 red. elevator. o44c.; anoa,,
&c OPTIONS fi>dfa.c. higher; No. z RED
closing, July, &c; August. Sc; sep'em-
Os Co,rn%Dull. bu. decidedly higher: closing
strong: No. 2 Size In elevator; ol%Rofse.
afioat7 Optlons fairly active and ZstGssc.
higher: July. Sc; August, sc; sep'em-
oats-Ae,lve and Grmer Options dull;
July' 3gi,c.: August, 3+.c.: SeptempSr,
S3Yc.: spot No. 3 DOC; No. white. VIZ
filsc.; mixed western, @aiie.; white do.'
i0Gtsc o
WoolNSteady and in fair demand: do
rnsstic fleece. haze: pulled, 15q34c. 49,,
Reef-Ouiet and steady family, NzoVW
400; extra mess. ssWuS~ peel hanIs
dull at aloo; tierced beer quEs s s.se'
steady; city extra lndia ihesr' ''''''N
Cnt-mcats-Dull but steady; pickled bel
lies, re; shoulders. 6i4c.; hams ilspl-e''
mfddles nominal ..o,,,
closed onie,: city, g.75: July. $50; Sep
;ember. $3.50: refined dull. Continent. w;
South America. SIS; compound so'"a
Pork-Mess, $40: extra prime. nomi-
nal. IT, ,,,s.
state dairy lrgGl9c.; creamery. iop
western dairy. l2gl5c.; creamery iia-Vc''
cottonseed oil-Dull and easier; crude
29c: yellow. 32l.c: ,,.,,,s
ton. in barrels, $500; do, in bulk, SU'
refined New York. S5l5: Philadelphia
s. 10: do, I'm bulk s. 6om2.s5.
Rosin-Duu but steady; strained, conf
mon to good. Sl25pl.Jo. . oo0
rurpentIne-Steady but active NJ -"
Rice-Active and firm; domestic. fair
to extra. 3ss15tc.; Japan, isg+tc. -.
Molasses-FOreign nominal; NV Ut
leans. Open-kettle. good To choice' Z'H''C''
market steady but dun.
Peanuts-Quiet and steady
Coffee--OptiOns firm and ba2 points up
August $l460: October, $3.50 Marcn'
si2 90: spot Rio duh but steady; No. 1.
$i62j
Sugar-Raw steady and I'm fair demand:
fair refining. il-l6c. refined firm; fairly
active; off a. flt o-l6c- STANDARD ~
1 7-l6Gissc: cut-loaf, 6isa5 l-lsc crushed
5tsG5 5-l6c.; granulated, '-ltq4ssc.' cunes'
1 ll-l6G4Tsc
Freights to Llverpool-Depressed and
dun; cotton. Slid; grain. lhd.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO July 30.-Out of pure sym
pathy with corn and on buying principally
10 cover previous sales. the wheat market
advanced to-day In the face Of the most
radical bear news, demonstrating quite
plainly that there has been lack ot eau
ton in short selling durins the recent de-
cline September wheat opened az nom
525. TO 52ssM52lsc. sold between 52A ana
5tisc.. and closed at aisc.-i*c. over ga,
turday. Cash wheat opened easy. out
later ruled firm. and closed hc. per bushel
higher. ...
Corn-In strength and activity the corn
market was ahead of everything else OH
the floor, and actually setting the paSe
for wheat. as well a. for oats, ana 20
some extent provisions. The weather was
the absorbing subject OF interest, and rain
or no rain actuated traders In buying or
| selling At the opening some showers
were shown orr the map, and others were
heard OF by private messages Iher eM-
| tent and suiicienCy was In doubt, now
ever. and when the Washington weather
indications for dry weather in the WeSl
were made public. increased energy on
the part Of the buyers was seen. Inc
close was almost at the outside point OF
| the day. and with no dimlnutiOn of the
| bull sentiment September corn opened
| at tS2. d4ic., sold between 43@. and b'sc.,
and closed al 46asc-2'.c. higher than
| Saturday May. being more directly al
|
was stronger than the other options, clos
ing sc. over Saturday. Cash corn was
| strong, closing lie. over Saturday.
oats received a portion 81 the oeneil'
accruing TO corn, but everything was los
sight of In the desire of shorts 10 se
their oats with as little loss IA possTbie.
The efforts to buy forced prices upward
closing september NC. higher than Sa
! turday.
! Provisions The market for product wa
dull and weak until within short perlC'
! of the close. when the strength in grain
oxerted good influence on prices an'
they rallied. the greatest measure
frnnoss appearing in pork The fact tina
! there was an enormous run Of hogs q
the yards. and that the market for then
was so demOralZed that intelligent quo
| tations by grades were out OF the ques
ton. caused "A decidedly depressed fesllnl
in provisions early. The close was nm
changed for september pork. JuIf2c. lowe
for September lard. and nc. lower for Sep
| TENDER ribs. There was a good cash de
| mand .,,..