Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-01

nAio; November, sle9oal2I; december.
| Si3 ioisf2ss; March, sl2s5; May. si2E. Spot
Rio dull but steady; No. Z. 1850.
smgar-Raw active and firm; fair rem.
ing. s.sc; Refined quiet and steady Iy, on
c,jt.Ioaf. 53saib S-isc: crushed, 5s.a5 s-isc.;
formulated. 4 13-i6y5Mc.
Frsiehts TO Liverpooi-DU- and de-
| pressed: cotton, steam, S-52d., grain,
| steam, ID. nominaliy
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, August a-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. -....
August. b5s.955fsc.; September. 5j1sa5Gc.:
| December, 5yp59lsc: steamer, No. 2 red,
| 52s.c. bid; milling wheat. by sample. 5'qf
| 6sitc. -. 80, A..
| s-iLc Septemher. CSC. asked southern
white corn. 5sa5sc.; do. yellow do 5spt9c.
osts~DuIl: No. 2 white, western. 35c.
asked: No. mixed do, Sslsg5ic.
Rye-Quiet: No. 2. zoe.
Hay-Steady at NtV1l5go 49,.
Buttbr-Firrn: creamery, fancy. Ng24I4c.
Eggs-Quiet ut l5IzHlbe.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET,
CHICAGO. August 3I.--Windlng up OF
| Saptember transactions by either trans
ferrlng contracts into more distah' uohtrs
or closing up the trades was the notaDie
feature OF to-day's business IN Wneat.
That some people did not make new deals
| Is evinced by the widening or the dllIer-
cuce between september and December
from &C. yesterday TO S9sH3'9c az 'he
close OF to-days session. There was an
Irregular action to prices the closS ,rn,,,
firm. with the strength borrowed from
corn. December wheat opened az Sse,.
sold between that and size. ana closer AZ
57ik G57lic. lie. higher than yesterday,
Cash wheat was IN good denlanu, P'''''
averaging hlfAsc per bushel hleh,I, 40.
The bulls In corn were firm IN thtir r..
sitIon to-day. The kilograms from the
corn-belt were many in number anu ei.,,
phatlc I'm their character. Every h9use VI, o,i
the floor was In receipt OF dispatches
PORTING worse conditions than have mere
tofore been published. In addition 10 l ilS
the contract stocks are low ana arc -
tered in few hands. September Siio'
took alarm during the latter part OF III,
session to-day and exhibited a willingness
TO pay premium for that month. Inns
intensified the strength in the other ~
lures, prices advancing and closing at the
top. May corn opened at 52Sc, sold w 10
Yesterday. September closed with a gain
OF lAc. for the day. cash corn was
bought freely by shippers. Prices were
Iac higher than yesterday. -,.
Oats-Thls market received strcue'p
| from wheat and corn. at the same uiIe
/ presenting Improvement on its own az
| count The close was &c. higher thul
Yesterday for May. Cash oats were IN
| good demand. An ADVANCE VI ~
| Yesterday was made. "a
| Provisions ON the principle tlmt an Az
vance in corn must improve the price Sa
| hogs and with An actual gain In tne
nrice OF that animal in to-day's matke,,
nroduct was strong. The receipts OF no.
| keep dwindling away. and fewer than ar
| now arriving are predicted in the tutuiF
| 'ral,,ng advantage Of this situation tht
| outside was buying provisions TO-DAY
with a resultant advance In values; ~.
! the close January pork was Wc' nlSnS'
| than Yesterday, January lard lZl2c' hshe''
| AMI January ribs 7laNi0c. higher.
| Tho leading futures ranged az tollaWs'
| 49, n, ui,hsst Lowest Closing