Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

mere lO-uGAs anu says tue crop III AihA
section Is irregular but has gained much
since the rains. The crop will not be
over % per cent. one.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. August 22.-Flour dull and
easy: freely offered winter wheat. low
grades. Sl.s5fl2.50; fair TO fancy, s.. %a2@:
patents. &.55Q30: Minnesota clear. - 89
l65; patents 50 toI3 W: low extra. 81. SOP
$50 southern -four dull and easy; common
TO fair extra, S2.loa3co; good to choice do,
S3O0a350
Wheat-Dull and &qlc. lower; closing
steady: No. red. store and elevator, Sc. {:
lied %QAc., fell Sc, and closed weak.
ssftNc. under yesterday; trading fairly
active and chiefly switching; No. z red.
closing. August Sc, September, oohc.
December. 62c.: May, 657sc.
Corn-Dull and easier; No. 2. Gle, In Gle,
vator; 5lQ6lMc. afiost. Options advanced
SsQl2c.. declined %aAc.. and closed weak.
i.q&c. under yesterday. with trading dull;
August, Gle; September. Soc; December,
Sligo; May, 6tsc.
August. 337sc.; September. 36i.c.; October
35asc; No 2 white, September. 37iac.; spot,
No. 2 33Nc.; No. white, Siso; mixed
western. 4p35c.; white do. isaac.
Hay-Dull and weak; shipping Coo; good
TO choice, s0o3c.
WooI-QuIet and steady; domestic fleece
lsG22c. pulled. 154S3e: Texas. lOaI4c.
Beef-Steady but dull; family, N0mY
quiet and firm at $3.50; tierced beef quiet
and steady; city extra India mess, $1,000
100.
Cut-Meats-Flrm and quiet; picked bel
lies, u pounds Size: picked shoulders
81. d67sc. picked hams. l4.0l2c.; middles
nominal
Lard--Quiet and steady; western steam
closing $500: city. $50; special closing
$50. refined steady: Continent, $500
$50: compound S6.l21zq6Siia. $780,
Pork-Quiet; mess, $l5.25; extra, N30W
1850. 49,
Butter-Quiet and firm: State dairy. lifg
22Nc.: do. creamery, lSp24iec; western
dairy l3igQl6c.; do. creamery. 15e2iAc.;
Eigns, 2ilac.
&c. yellow, 33c.
Petroleum-Steady and quiet.
Rosin-Dull but steady; strained, COM
mon TO good. sl.l0gl: 10. anti,
Turpentlne-Dull but steady at 29lsap
| SOC.
Rice-Active and firm; domestic. fair to
extra, 33sd54c. Japan, 4hQ5c.
Molasses-F'oreign nominal; New or"
leans. open-kettle. good ~ choice, Sn3Ic.
market steady but dull
Peanuts--(euet and steady.
Conee-Options steady and 5qi5 points
up: August sl470l1l75; October, $3.50;
December. So 5OGIi25 s.; March. 81 2OQl225.
spot Rio, dull but steady, No. Z. $500
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet ren me u
standard 4, { 9-lGuA4c.; cut-loaf, 5i4tV
5 Tide: powdered. i3-l6a5c.; granulated'
1 9-lGq47.c.
Freiahts to Liverpool-Dul and de-
pressed; cotton, Lied; grain d. asked
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, August 2.-flour
steady. -,-,>,-.
Wheat-Easy; No. red. spot 56ZsGt67c.
month. 562,a57c; September. 56IsaLSfc, De-
cember. e0I50i &C.: steamer, No. red. 04le
G54ssc: mid1ing. by sample. 5'4asc. -
CoTn-Dull: mixed, spot and month, bic,
asked. southern white, Coo. do. yellow
| Sc. ..., oc,loo
| 37c; No. mixed western, SagSJc.
Rye--Quiet: No. 2. hc.
Hay-Firm at Sii0eal5Oo.
Grain Freights-Slow and unchanged.
Rutter-Firm; creamery, Hs24lac.; ladle,
l6e store-packsd lotizc. ,s,L0,sc
Eggs-Frm and quiet AT lo1su 100
Conee-Quiet at l6i4c.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO ILL. August 2g-The wheat
crowd had their choice In the matter Oh
cables this morning. and after re"
moments INDIGESTION they accepted the
| bearish ones. There was mucn cohillct
| in the aGyices, some quoting hiSher priSeS
| and firm markets, others reporting ue-
| cIines Prices had been hammered DOWN
| Isc on the curb. and with TINS loss e5-
| ,shlished. the market opened. The crop
bulletins had an improved tenor, anu
helped the weakness. Inc news OF the
Russian crop was rather discouragins.
although indefinite. and a rally TOOK pace
when the information had due circulation.
A bearlsh sentiment prevailed however,
and when the session was Drawing 10 q
close the selling by scalpers became gene,
raj prices falling away TO the io"eS'
pOlnt OF the day under the pressure -,
September wheat opened at 5Jc., sofa
between 55i2d5j3s and oiAc., anu clys.a
AT the inside-2imIsc. under yesterday.
Cash wheat was rs higher carry pu'
closed barely steady.
The price OF corn did not suffer as ihuch
as that of wheat notwithstandins tne
sympathy which marked the action OF .,ie
two grains, and the SHnniarig S a. ss
values In both markets. The uhaei' tone
of corn was still very strong, ana al
though IL gave way 10 some extent .nsIe
was nevertheless considerable uesiee
of tirmness at the decline. The crop re-
ports and the government bulletins Were
ali favorable, but the country furnishea
enough buying orders 10 sustain the mar
ket fairly well. May corn opened a. IRON
5gh TO &c., sold between 5ssroSS anu
527sc. and closed at jgsn63c.-1sc. under
Yesterday Cash corn was STEADY
Prices ruled about the same AS yester-
day. .a.,,.
The oats market was active and strong;
Prices did not make any gains oi nia'eIlnl
inheritance but in view OF the declines III
wheat and corn that they held their own
showed that they were not In accord WIN
the weakness In the other pits. The cast
market was strong. September oats clos.u
unchanged from yesterday. Cssh oa'7
were I.RlAc higher. - gu
Proyisions-The receipts OF hogs feil
short of the estimate to-day, and quota.
lions showed gain in prices. Product
was up at the start, In consequence oi
the advance from the yards, out deci tneS
Of demand. A slight rally followed some,
what later in the day, and the close was
d. higher than yesterday for January
pork, a fraction higher for January iaru'
| and unchanged for January rlbs
The leading futures ranged as toiio~s'