Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. August 9--Flour firm ana
In better demand; winter wheat. Iox,
grades. N.ga2.59; do, fair to fancy. IN
az -; do. patents. s2.75u3.2D: MlnnesoS,
clear, t2Zs4t2.s5: patents. pyWsl0. low
extra, 81. 5000 southern -four quiet ami
iirm; common 20 fair extra, j2i9a3o %.
good TO choice DO. S3.0om3.b0.
Wheat-Spot market dun but firm ana
n up, No. 2 red. store and ELEVATOR.
5osv6shc.: afoat. 6SAc. options advanced
closed steady. is1S.c. over YESTERDAY. with
trading moderately active and chiefly
scaipiDg and switching: No. 2 red. August.
oslsc; september, 5ei4c.; December. -. a..
Cern-Duli and lower: Closing fixm No.
z Sae5ac. I'm elevator: si,.qs5c. aioat.
Options advanced iHa2izc. on dry weather.
higher West bullisn crop reports and
local covering: fell lxfti%c on reahznE,
and closed steady at ssai'.c. over yest-r.
day, with trading light. and Nay and be-
cember most active: August, szsc.: SEP
temoer ZINC: December. S5Ac.: May, sc.
Oats. Moderately active and iIm. op-
tons dull but hrmer; August. SO; Sep
TENDER. S6isc.; October. 37isc.: spot No
! 2. S5bt936c: No. 2 white, tlAanfs: rntssa
western, s6lt3sc.: white DO, fcsifec; WHITE
State. io4is0c
Hay-luite weak.
Wool Fairly active: Domestic feece. s9
| &c; pulled. 1Slsc.
Bee{-Quiet: extra mess sssonsEo. beef
hams duh at s22Oy: tierccd besf steady
but duh; city extra India mess, sl7cHp
lsQD
Meats Steady and quiet: pickhd
| bellies, Sc. shoulders, 6..ll6isc; hams, uls
4ri2c.: rn,idles nominal.
Lard-Dull but steady; western steam,
closing SEQ; city, 500: ssp.e.neor' elys-
Pork-Firm and quiet; mess. 81 20 lL75;
extra prime. Sl3 0f,l3Jo.
Butter-Quiet and steady: State dairy,
ltanc.; do. creamery, Tgea.; Elgins,
Roan-DuH but steadyy GRAINED, CON.
mon 70 good, y.IJGi ~.
rurpcntine-Steady and Hulet at "a
2H1c.
HiSs-FE =, .,! and active; b . fai'
Molasses- Foreign nomfnak New or.
leans, open-hettle, good 10 choice. IeSIc.:
market steady and quiet.
! Co0ee--OptiOns opened steady and le.lj
| points up. and closed barely steady, i0,t2O
points up; August Sli69giis5: octot-r.
| sl3 20; December $l265bf2 ~. March, 81. %
sls sg5S' 'p'' ''' '"''' "'' ~ w. .
Sugar-Raw dull but steady; fair refined.
| ii-i6c.: isc. higher: or 4. f-l6c.; stand
| ard \. I 9-lsuIHc.; cut-loaf. 5hH5 7-'sc;
| crushed. 5h05 1-i6c.; graduated, Slice
| Fsc.
Frelghts 10 yiverpool-Duli and de-
pressed: cotton. sid. asked; grain. ad.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
| BALTIMORE. MD, August a-Flour
| dull and unchanged.
| Wheat-S Strong: No. 2 rel. spot and
| month. j6lsQ5G i.c. September. G6isif5Ic.
5ss. .gisS%t milling. by sample. Sia5ic.
Corn-Dull: mixed. spot and the month.
| Gle, blf; southern white, 6l162e.' DO yl'
Oats-Firm; No. white western, Rig
| i0i.c.: No. > mixed, do 3hia23sc.
| Rye-Qui.t and steady; No. , 46c.
| Hay-Very firm AT iigl5c
Grain Freights-Dul; inclined 10 be
| easy. unchanged.
| Eggs-Higher at ledi2Rc.
| Sugar-Firm and higher; Granulated'
is2c
| other articles unchanged.
| CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO ILL. August 9-Many of the
deserters from the wheat crowd were
! again in the market to-day, corn not mo-
| nopoizng the entire attention ~ thr
| speculative element. Although there Was
more business In wheat and less IN corn,
| the former was, nevertheless, taxing ~
cne from the latter. The Cincinnati Price
| Current. In It's summary, reminded the
| trade that tn situation was De pendent
| to "A great extent on the corn CONDITION,
| inasmuch as wheat was being lut To ihc
| uses that corn was generally int nds4 Tor.
| September wheat opened "a rom 'p-- -
! 56Ssc.. sold between So and ji',c and
closed at 5si4u5Ghsc. cash wheat WAS m
| good demand, sales averaging hc. higher
| than yesterday. slightly easier im-
! preston existed near the close on tax
of large shipments of wheat fFom TOT 10
| To Chicago. II being reported tndt vessel
| room had been engaged
! Corn-FOr about I'VE inmates ati'f me
opening It looked as thpush IN panic ih
| corn was not vt over. Prices were irrcsu-
lar and fluctuations quick. with strong
upward tendency. The country ha1 no
| rain, and n WAS quite PLAIN ihtt com
mission houses had orIerg % bay from
all directions May was tho favored "p-
ton. an avoidance Of Septemb'r being me-
! ticeahle. quiet was soon restored. now
| ever. and prices held strong throughout
| the day. The near approach Of the gov
| eminent report had some influence in
| restrioting business, most peopl" pre-
fcrring to wait IT'S Issuance before com
| hitting thsmSlye 10 either side. Inc
| strength during the morning WAS ma Ie
| more emphatic by the predictions OF con-
tinued dry weather I'm Iowa ana Ne
| braska. September corn opened - from
- To- SIC, sold down To 5j4c.. and closed
at l6hc-lc higher. May closed l'sc.
higher than yesterday cash corn was
lc lower than Yesterday.
| Oats were strong. bur as usual the tone
came from The other markets. Th' hrm-
ness In corn. and likewise Ia wheat, as
! the factor September oats closed sc.
| higher than yesterday. Cash oats were
steady no change IN prices being. seen.
Provisions were easy early, AMI frm'r
during the latter part of the session.
| Packers were the principal sellers. AL
| though the trade was limited. The nrm-
ness IN corn made itself felt IN product
| before the close. prices going higher. and!
closing Sc above yesterday FOR Septembe7
| pork 9nd ribs, and PC higher for Septem
| Der lard Cables were Arm. aud outside
| domestic markets steady. Receipts were
| llght. and shipments large. There vas
| very little done I'm the cash market.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
| MnEAr-