Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 27.--Fiour neglected
grades, 81. SJi2.5o; patents, s2,5n3.D; MIN
nesota clear. s225n265; patents, 81. %:
low extras $iSn2.J0: southern -four weak
and dull: common TO fair extra. s2.l0m3.oo;
good TO choice. do. sS.0on350.
Wheat-Dull but hrmer; No. red, store
and elevator. .5Aisc.. atioat. 5tNn55c. Up,
tons declined Lc, rallied Au5sc.. fell
SsGiSc., and closed steady at unchanged
prices to &c. over Yesterday, with trading
dull; No. 2 red. July, size August. SiAc.;
September SEC. December. 5sc.
Corn-Dull but stronger. No. 2 ts%n
50s.c. In elevator; SLICE afloat Options
advanced ~a2tc.. fell 7suic,, rallied isp
Nc., and closed firm at %f,sc. over yes
September. isisc.; December T'.c.
Oats-Dull but steady. Options dull but
firmer: July. SOC: August. 334c.; Septem-
Der. 32a4c.; No. white. July. S9c.; spot:
western. Il di2c.: white do. i9p52c.
Hay-Quiet and steady; shipping, Sa
Ec.
Wool-More active and steadier: domes-
tic fleece. lIa22c.; pulled. l5n3ic. 49,.
Beef-Duli but steady: family. N2Od
400; extra mess, SO1as5O; beef hams
quiet at S2i.00: terced beef quiet anu
steady; city extra India mess. si'~a
1900
Cut-meats-Qulet and steady: picked
|
l2c. middles nominal.
Iard-Firmer and quiet: western steam,
E.37i2; city, s6S7ie; September, N.p; July
$3.50; Continent. $50; South America,
$755. compound, Sooa6.25.
Pork-More active: mess. NiWuN2D %.
extra primo. sl3.ooQl3.jO.
Butter--In fair demand and firm; state
dairy, ll2ulsc.: do. creamery loi2h I've.
western dairy. nisaii'sc.; creamery l'a
Cottonseed Steady and quiet crude.
29c.; yellow. S2tH33c.
Petroeum-Steady and quiet.
Rosin-Dull but steady; strained. COM
mon to good. sl.25al5O.
Turpentine-29i2c.
Rice-Firm: domestic. fair to extra. Sas
@5Lc.; Japan, 4Sqia,c.
Molasses-Forelgn nominal New or
leans open-kettle. good to choice, 2d5'c.i
market duh but steady.
CoNee-Options steady and unchanged To
% points up: July. sl53pl5.50; September,
Si3. ,0ni3.75. March. %; spot Rio quiet
and steady; No, I, sl65.
Sugar-Raw dull but steady; fair re-
filming. Life. refined steady AMI quleti
OFF \. l-i6ati.c.: standard \. lisa rsc.i
| cut-loaf 5isH5 S-l6c., crushed. $500 0-lbc.
graduated. 5-l6qissc.
Freights to l.iverpool-Weak; cotton
Std. grain. I'D.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
credit Of causing a temporary advance
In wheat to-day, and because corn was
unable to preserve the full appreciation.
there was corresponding decline IN
wheat. A total disregard of direct m
tiuences was seen, careful watch being
! kept on the u.ually less important grain.
/ Cables were all lower. september wheat
opened at from 52a, To 52izc.. sold between
/ $50, and J23sc., and closed at 52'tc.--',c
| higher than yesterday. Cash wheat nrm
| Sales generally made on basis Of igns,c
/ advance on yesterdays figures.
/ Corn-The weather man decided no"
corn should 90 to-day. Yesterdays pre-
diCtlons were for showers throughout tn
Again the predictions from Washington
were for showers in almost all Si,tes
west. northwest. and southwest so thal
a corresponding decline took place III
values. September corn opened al from
40 10 iilsc. advanced to i5lsc., sold of
to liisHiil4c.. and closed at HSsc.-h.c.
higher than yesterday. Cash corn was In
good demand. Prices were lc. per bushtl
higher.
Oats were In close sympathy with corn.
Shorts were the buyers when the advance
was i'm progress. and during the later
period of business there was "A disposition
TO put out their lines again. September
closed 7sc. higher than yesterday. Cash
oats were &c. higher than yesterday.
Provisions--Product was dun but firm
The early upturning rain and an advance
I'm live hogs helped prices. although the
volume of trading was limited. The close
was DC higher than yesterday for sep
tember pork. 2la05c. higher for September
lard and 2iac higher for September ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows