Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-26
Nrw ynpK pRnnIrcr MARKET.

NEW foHh kOb0,G
NEW YORK. July 25.-F1our duh and
unchanged: southern duh md easy; com
mon TO fair extra. s2.i0aS.o0. good To
choice, do. S.00I3.60.
Wheat-Fairly active for export: No. z.
store and elevator. 5ii.p55kc.; atioat; o'P
55Lc. Options opened firm; advanced t4u
Sc, fell &c. rallied SC. and closed flrln
al yesterdays prices, but dun and with
chiefly switching trade and %scalping; No.
2 red. closing; 5i7se2 for July August
55isc.: September. 56Sc.
Corn-Dull and lower with options;
closing firm; No. 2, asa 1880. In elevator,
1874 assoc. afloat. options fairly active anu
bnli4c. lower: July. iS54c.; August. Sssc.
September. lsAc. ,,
nomlnally lower; July. ~SS@sc.; August,
32iac. september. 32isc.; spot, No. z. ioQp
| 42c.: No. 2 white. 4iq42c: mixed western
ilMl3c.; white do. SSi4a55c.
Hay-Qulet and steady. shipping, J0
| SOC. good to choice, SDusc.
Wool-Quiet and steady; domestic fleece
l7a22c.; pulled. l513ic.
Beef-Quiet and steady: family. $1,000
| 400: extra mess. S.00GsJo; beef hams
| DUH at s2l. CO.: tierccd beef duh but steady:
| city extra India mess. s~l7.00als.eo. ,
Cut-meats-Quiet and steady; picked
bellies, nc: shoulders. SIC; hams. lli2tt
llac. middles nominal;
Lard-Firmer but quiet; western steam.
S.27iR; city, July. closing. S.2i, nominally;
September. S72I; refine quiet; Continent
$50; South America, N.b; COMPOUND
$6.OOq6.25
Pork-Qulet and steady; mess. sii.cog
1850: prime. S~i3.C0nt3.50.
Butter-In light demand and firm: state
dairy. l4izalsc.; creamery. l5lgGlsc.; west
ern dairy, 1lknl4isc.; do. creamery, l5H
| l9c.: Elgins, l9c.
Cottonseed oil-Quiet and easier; crude.
29c. yellow. 32ig433c.
Tetroleum-Steady and quiet.
Rosln-Dull but steady; strained, com
mon TO good, N.2Il9al. 32l2.
Turpentine-Dull at 2eu29i,c.
Radioactive but firm; domestic, fair
to extra. 32sq5Ac.: Japan; 4Hsai,.c. o..
MolasseS-Foretgn nominal; New Or
leans. open-kettle. good to choice. ZIuSIc
market dull but steady.
Peanuts-Quiet and steady.
Coffee-Options steady and sab points
November, si2 So; March, So iodl25o spot
Rio steady and quiet; No. :. fV2S.
Sugar-Raw duh and cas- IA refining
3 ii-l6c.; rcSned quiet "a ~unchansea
of A, z 10 ya4ltc.: STANDARD a; ! 5,ieq
t'fc; out.loaf; 5,s9S 5;iSs crushed '"'
Freights to Liyerpool-Quiet; cotton
Sod. grain. lkd.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July 25.-Wheat did no re
cord-smashing to-day. nor was there whal
might be called an active trade in th'
marker. vi inv W Ah'AN ~ ~
lutte indifference on the part OF many
= orators. and rather a stick on pricei
curing most OF the day. There .wer'
temporary weak spots. and occasional raj
lies. and the close. although presenting q
lack of strength, was only re. undel
yesterday. September wheat opened a
53Sc., sold between 53A and be, am
closed at 53l.c. Cash wheat was STEADY
Offerings were large. and the demand wa
good. Prices were unchanged.
Corn-The crop reports were Just as bat
as ever to-day. The market was NOR
responsive TO realizing than TO damag'
stories, however. and there was a de
cIded setback TO the bull movement
September corn opened at from W. u
44c.. declined to Elsc.. and closed "a
BLc.-1.c. under yesterday. Cash corr
was strong. Sales were made on "A basl
OF N &c. advance over yesterday.
Oats-There was a duh. slow trade II
oats to-day. No individuality in pric'
changes was seen. corn dominating. IN
feeling. September oats closed a SHADE
under Yesterday. Cash oats were m. goo'
demand and strong. There was no chang'
in prices. =,
Provisions-There was not IA trade II
pork to-day, and lard and RIB were "a
from active. The feeling was a nttl
nrmer, on a similar tone to live hog
AT the yards. There was nothing In N
trade. however, worthy OF mention, IN
close being about 22 10 90. higher 10.
September ribs and lard. September porl
was nomlnally unchanged. The cash de
mand was good.
The leading futures ranged az follows.