Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 2s-Flour--weak;
free offerings; winter wheat. low grades.
si.sS@2. %; %: fair 70 fancy .,. G~kl = .
Ia: patents. So. 4oa39o: low extras. sl.s5as
40 Southern -four dull and weak; COM
mon to fair extra. $.ioQs.oo; good to
choice do. $3.00<a3.5o.
t,ons. No 2 red. store and elevator. Glsp
5,ac.: afloat. 57%d5sc options fairly ac-
tive and iLc., lower, closing firm: Decem-
her and September most active; August.
size; September. 57'sc.; December Use;
May. 6sisc. 60 ~. :,
SIC. I'm elevator; G3t.c. afoat. Options dull
and steady at u &C advance on Angus,
and a hn3.c. decline on other months
August s5i.c September. soAc.' Decem-
Der. size; May, 56c. -. ,.,o,.
anIi: August s3Sc.: September. s3ssc:: oc-
.ober. axe: No. . white, October. Sihtc.
cash. No. 2 white. 3Gisu3sssc.: mixed west
ern. s3,ad3ic: white do. ssqflc. -,
Hay-Weak and quiet: spring. Soc.; soou
TO choice, S0d9oc.
Wool-Steady and quiet; domestic heece'
ls622c.; pulled. i6ai6Nc. .,ooasa
Beef-Quiet and steady: family sloVr
1900; extra mess, S.0ods.5o. Beer hailS;
quiet and steady at @2.oc. Tierced beef
sl5.0oIlIoo Cut meats dull but nrm'
plckled bellies. $3.50: shoulders. 500; hams,
sll. 75ai20o: middles nominal.
Lard-Quiet and firmer; western steam.
IS AZ: city, TSilfiS00. options. safes
none. Refined firmer but quiet; Continent
ss75; South America, 500; compound
81. 59n662is
Pork-Firm and quiet mess, si5.25; ex-
ira prime. Sl3.50ui4O0.
Butter-Steady and quiet; State dairy.
itdZ2,zc; do. creamery. lsp2fizc.; western
dairy, iSisql7c.; creamery. i5a2rec.; FL
gins. 2il4c. ,,so
nominal: yellow. Sac.
Petroleum-Quiet and steady
Realistically and fairly active; straineu'
common to good. Si.l5Gl.0.
Turpentine-easy at 2SAu29hc.
Rlce-Active and firm; domestic, fair 70
extra. 3asm5i4c.; Japan. 4AhJc -
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New o., VI
leans. open-kettle. good to choice. 2IQS'c'i
market quiet and steady.
Peanuts-Steady and quiet.
Corree-Options dun and unchanged &c
Is points down: August. $4,000 10; 70 y.
tober. slS.3Sa3.p; December si .,e ~
Spot Rio duh but steady; No. T. sl6.W.
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair rem
h,g. 3i.c Refined steady; standard a
4 iS.iSa5c.; cut-loaf. 5asu5 e-l6c.; crushed
5s.d5 g.l6c.; graduated. l-l6n5lsc
Freights to Lverpool-tirmer; COTTON
by steam, SGD: grain, l1lhd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. August 2s.-flour-pul
Wheat-Easy: No. 2 red. spot. 555sai56c
August. So. ff56c.; September, .56agosc
December, 5shQ59%c.; steamer No; REQ
52a. Gi63c.: milling wheat, by sample, DOC
57c. r.,
bid: southern white corn, csq6oc.; do. vi
low 59n60c.
Oats~ouiet and steady; No. 2 white
western. S6HSsl9c.; No. mixed 40, "ft
Rye-steady and firm: No. 2. 49li5Oc.
Hay-Easy; good to choice timothy
$i3.50dli50.
OCEAN freights-Dull ard unchanged.
Provisions-S Steady; mess pork. Sio.W
| bulk shoulders, ss.25; short-rib sides, y -
| So 80; hams. sl35edli25; refined lard, 500
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, August 2s-There were yer,
| good export clearances OF wheat ana nou
! from the four Atlantic ports to-day, pu
other than this there was not scrap o
| friendly news for wheat. The price num-
around puts" for a long time, wnel
| Partridge, with the local crowd trailin
| on. made n determined EFFORT 10 break IN
market That he did not succeed In doinl
so was due to the good demand ina
| sprang up at about SIC. for December
| Every commi ssion- house seemed 10 nav
| moderate instructions to buy. and the az
| gregate formed a successful barrier TO an!
| serious decline. The last fifteen minute
| OF the session witnessed the lowest inquire
| OF the day. the early support having psel
| withdrawn. $50, d.
| December wheat opened at from 5Iss I
| 57La57s.c.. sold between 5i3s and b5T.'
| 56Nc, and closed at the latter-Ssc. lowe
| than yesterday. Cash wheat was IN goo
demand at a decline of l.al1c. per bushe
Coma growing disposition to snort
1 In COR a
| ports from the West are not AZ mournf'
as those that were coming forward
| week or two ago; in fact, some OF VI
| ones received to-day were decidedly cheei
full Whether any greater reliance can =
| placed in them than In those that wef
| formerly received IL question. Inc crow
| were inclined TO follow the improved Ton
| OF the news and sell corn May cor
| opened at from 5ZIR to 527sc., sold De
| tween those limits during the session, an
| closed at J2asc.--isfrac. under yesterday
| Cash corn was In slow demand and weak
| Prices were L.. per bushel lower.
| Oats-The main bull argument or iat
| has been the good Withdrawals from stVf'
| but it failed to-day, not bushel beln
l inspected out. There was nothing else I
| hold prices up, and consequently they To-
| lowed the course OF wheat and corn. IN
| receipts ilf cars, were 80 under the est
| mate May oats closed lsliac under yes
| terday. Cash oats were In talr uenlah'
The Anslo-American Packing tomphn
| were doing their utmost TO force prices M
| ward. and their endeavors were successi'
| in a great measure. Later adviceh froi
the yards quoted closing gain In no
| prices and made the strength In the PR
| duct more pronounced The close was 10
higher than yesterday for January porl
| 7I.c. higher for January lard, and 2l2
| higher for January ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
openiag. Highest. Lowest. Closin