Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 2i-Fiour dun
and weak: offered freely: winter wheat,
low grades. N.s5Q2.50; fair TO fancy. swg
go: patents. s2.75d32O: Minnesota clear,
81 2jQ265: patents, S3i0a3.go: southern
-four dun and easy; common 10 fair extra,
81 lGa3.00; good to choice do. S.o0u3.00.
Nheat-Fairly active, nc. lower, ana
firm; No. red, store and elevator. 5'ac.;
ahOat. 5SAQjskc. Options duh and irresyu-
lar: opening weak, declining 7-l6g9-l6c..
raliying ls4S-l6c.. and closing duh. 4V
&c. under yesterday: No. 2 red. closing
August. 57$.c.; September. 5SAc.; Decem-
Der. size: May. 6sSc. -
Corn-No ,, Gle. In elevator; eois86ic.
ahoat options duh; opening weak. at
q i2nAc. decline. rallying ATs.c., and
closing steady and unchanged. August.
Gle; September. 59l.c.; December. 56sc.;
Oats-Spot fairly active. but weaker.
Options dull and lower; August. 9Ssc.;
September S3asc.; October 3iSsc.; No. 2
white. October, 57s,c.;- spot. No. 2. S3+g
Ss,4e:; No. white, Sc; mixed western
Hay-Quiet and weak: shipping. @c.
good 10 choice, SgNc.
Wool-Quiet and steady; domestic fleece.
1Sa22c.; pulled. l5aSic
Beef-Steady but dull; family, HOcog
12o0; extra mess. ss.O0as5O: beef hams
quiet and easy at $500; tisrced beef quiet
and steady; city extra India mess, $4,000
100.
Cut Meats--Quiet and firm; picked bel
lies. Size; shoulders, 6sc.: hams. llAa12c. {;
mddles nominal
Lsrd-Quiet and steady; western steam.
closing, ss.0is, city. $50; September. $500
refined steady; Continent $40: South
America, $50: compound. $3.50.
Pork-Firm and quiet mess, $l50oelS2o
city extra prime, sl2.0aliS.jO.
Butter-Quiet and barely steady; state
dairy. 1iag2tac: creamery, lSq2il9c.; west
ern dairy l3Tf3iac.
Cottonseed Oil-Quiet; crude. 29c.: yell
low acc.
Petroleum-Steady and quiet; refined
New York. &lj; Philadelphia, $40; do
In bulk. S2.60d2.6J.
Rosin-FIrm and fairly active; strained,
common to good, Sll5ql.2O 49,
Turpentine-Dull but steady at 2sha
29aic.
Rce-In fair demand and firm; domestic,
fair to extra, SssQ5Ac; japan. 4&.G5c.
Molasses Nominal; New Orleans, open
kettle. good 70 choice. Gd31c.; market
steady but dull.
Peanuts-Quet and steady.
Coree-Options opened irregular, and
closed steady; 10 points up 10 down,
August yi.S814S; October, N3 10; De
eember, sl2 7ogl2.D; May, SEQ; spot Rio,
dull but steady; No. I, $500.
Sugar-Raw active and iirmer; fair re-
filming. 5bQ3hc. refined active and firm
of Il. ii.ai s-l6c.; standard A.. n-l6s
4isc. cut-loaf. 5hQ5 7-lsc.; crushed. 5A9
5 7-l6c.. granulated, ll-645c.
Freights to Liverpool-Dull and weak
cotton, l-l6d. grain, Nd
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. August 2i.-Fleur
dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Steady at the decline: No. 2 red
spot and August, ssa5eyc.: September.
5S' ,1t6t.c: December, 5gas25si4c. steamer.
No. 2 red, SIC, bid milling wheat. by
sampl-, 56U57lsc.
Corn-DuIl; mixed. spot, Sc. bid south
ern white corn, CoI-@slc.; do. yellow, osg
6Uc.
Oats-very firm; No white western,
SGlTl37c.; No. miyed DO. 3id%jr.
| Rye-Quiet. No. 2, SIC.
| Hay-Steady TO firm at sl400lI 1900.
Grain Freights-Quiet and unchanged.
Professionally meas pork, $500. bulk
shoulders, ss25; shortrb sides, 800; eleai
sides. s92j: sugar-cured shoulders, $3.50
hams. small Sac; large. SlS.l2l2.
| Lard-Rehned, g4c.
| Butter-Firm: creamery fancy. 2igAlgc
ladle fancy, l5gl6c.; store-packed, la
| l5c.
Eggs Firm at l5lgc.
Coffee-Quiet; No. 7, l6hc.
| Sugar-Steady; granulated i.9ic.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, August 2i.-Wheat was
| weak to-day, but the trade was only q
| scalping one at best. with some changing
! from September into December. which
served 10 keep traders occupied. Elevate
men were sellers of the latter month. and
buyers OF the former. Put holders did
| their utmost To recover the money they
| expended on these privileges Last night,
and in the main were successful. although
the close ala not indicate any gain on
| the Investment. The price went below
| puts several times. but rallied on pur-
! chases made against them Partridge
| bought considerable wheat. presumably 10
| cover previous sales. The Increasing
| Northwestern receipts Indicate that the
spring wheat crop Is on the move. ana
from this time forward until the bulk
of the grain is out Of the way attention
will be directed 10 the arrivals in that
section. December wheat opened at from
jIia to 57A.u57iac sold down 10 5In0Isc.,
| and closed at 57In51%sc. -h.4sc. under
| yesterday. Cash wheat was In good de-
mand AZ decline OF l2c; from Yesterday
COrn-ft was quiet day IN corn, with
| values tending downward The trade was
! neither active nor interesting. privilege
| holders doing the most OF the business
! May corn opened at 52i.c., sold between
52,o and 1is.c and closed at 52AH52@sc.-
| I,c- under yesterday. Shippers were the
best buyers Of cash corn az prices averag-
| Ing lc lower than yesterday.
oats got into line with wheat and corn
| to-day. For several days past there was
an individual strength In the market; bul
II was absent to-day. May oats closed
&c under yesterday. The inquiry for cash
| oats was not urgent. Prices ruled va
| &c lower than yesterday.
Provisions were up on light run OF
| hogs and higher prices for them at the
| opening to-day. The Anglo-Americar
! Packing Company made an effort 10 force
prices upward. but two English shipping
! houses offered quantities enough 10 break
| the market. At the close January porH
was l2iac. under yesterday; January larc
| 7ac. lower. and January ribs, 5g7lzc
| lower.
The leading futures ranged at follows
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing