Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

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NEW YORK, July Flour duh, ne
elected. and easy; winter wheat, Low
grades. uS42 80; do. fair 10 fancy. - 10
u2go; do, patents. s2s0a3 90; Minnesota
clear, s2.25d2s5; patents, @4Oq4;lS; low
extras, 81. s51250 southern flour dull anu
weak: common to fair extra, s2lOq2.Vo;
good 10 choice, do, $.oJlt3 %.
Wheat-Firmer and moderately active'
No. red, store and elevator, 9Ji4c'' apoat,
59kI59lzc. options dull and firm AZ
8ai,c. advance; No. red, July. 59itc.'
August. eolse; September. 6l1sc.; De
Corn-Dull but nrmer; No. 2. 45ssc., in
elevator; .46i4c. afioat. options aui, ana iic
advance; July, 4SAc.; August, 46i:c'' sep
TENDER, t6f,c. -,
Oats1Duli and weaker Options nomi-
nally higher; July, iSc;; Sug gus NJ 90" )
white, 5lhq52c:; mixed western "'ae &c.
white do, 5lI51c. ~
Hay-Quiet; choice steady; shipping.
| J0c.; good to choice, 754@c.
WoOl-Fairly active and about sieauy'
domestic fleece, 17q22c.; pulled, l5n3lc' ma
! Beef-Quiet and steady; family Sl2oop
| 400: extra mess, SS0Of1SJ0; beer hams
| dull at $50 0on20 %: tierced beef inactive.
! city extra India mess, Sl7WmlS.O;
! Cut-meats-Quiet and firm; picked bel
| lies. 7s4c.; shoulders, &C.; hams, lVA llc''
/ middlss nominal
Iard-Quiet and firmer; western steam
! closing, So city, $780, July, 10 notn .,'
n8ly; refined quiet; Continent, SL5), Sou'h
| America. N5j: compound, $.oOn6Gi2
Pork Quiet and firm; mess, StVVGlh-0;
u,tsr-Qulet; choice firm; State dairy
! I2Gl1i2c.. creamery, lJdlSc. western
dairy, 1OlsqH'2e.; creamery lfglSc'' FL
Cottonseed on-Quiet and firm; crude.
&c; yellow. 32l2u33c.
Petroleum-Dull but steady.
| ROsin-Dull but steady; strained, COM
mon TO good. N351li0. -
'rurpentine- Quiet and nominal at 500
Rice-In fair demand: domestic. fair to
extra, S@.G5i4c; Japan 4'sNlatc.
MolasseS-Foreign nomlnal; New or
! leans. open-kettle. good 10 choice, 2iGoic.'
market quiet and unchanged. $3.50.
Coffee-Optlons barely steady; lCdD
points DOWN July, Si5.25rl5D; september;
! sl4M414.05; December. $500; spot Rio dun
but steady; no. !, Sl662i2.
Sugar Raw quiet. fair refining ll-lgc
refined steady and quiet: off A. SsQ4c
standard A. lisa Nc; cut-loaf. 4's,V
5 i-l6c.: crushed. ilsu5 Lice; grahulated'
4 l-l66I4asc; cubes, 4 5-lGNfi5c.
Freights 10 LiverpOOl-Dul but STEADY;
cotton, std; grain, I'D.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE MD. July Flour dull
Wheat~Firm: No. red. spot and July,
572sQ51iac.; August, 57}4l.513sc; September.
| So sa5S4c; steamer. 10. ?. dA40i'gc
milling. by sample. 5SGJSi3c. 49,,
Confirm; mixed, spot 45Ac; pa
! July, 45@,c.: southern, by sample, ol1oic'
Oats-Firm: No. 2 white. western. 5lg
&c No mixed do. 49l2 gJ0c.
Rye-Dull; No. 2. 550j6c.
Hay-Quiet and unchanged.
Provislons-Uuchan
| Butter-Firm; creamery fancy 1Sc.
ladle fancy. 14c. store packed, logic.
| Eggs-Erm at llNlli3c.
Coffee-Quiet; No. {, lJl2c
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
! CHICAGO July Even less than the
usual pretense Of trading for Saturday
! was apparent in wheat to-day The crowd
| were anxious In their inquiries aS 70 the
condition OF affairs at the scenes OF the
| labor troubles, and neglected the gram
markets almost entirely. There was the
regular scdlping trade, which is always
seen even during the dulleSt times, but
nothing was done by the more important
interests Tbs opening was weak, but
that tone lasted only few minutes being
succeeded by a more steady 2elng' anu
a hrming-up near the close. September
and 5sa,c.. and closed at 5sI,(lsitc. a net
gain OF 15c. for the day. Cash wheat was
quiet.
The trade In corn had nothing note
WOrtny OF SlBnlllCiHh III lNS iiihhi-up -
DISTINGUISH IL from that of any Other
saturday, unless, possibly, a little less OF
It. The changes Ia tone ana the trend
OF prices were in strict accord with those
OF wheat. September corn, opened a,
4o7,c., and advanced to and closed al
AZ. c. gain over yesterday OF &C. Cash
corn was quiet.
oats were quiet, opening easy, and
later imbibng some strength from wheat
and corn. The local elemen ala tht
most Of the trad!us with a good demand
from the short side. September oats
closed S.ulac. higher than yesttg day. Cash
oats were easier.
Provisions-Thcre was no hog market al
the yards. hence the trading in PRODUCE
was unchanged. Prices ruled rtsy gene
rally speaking. although ribs presente'
some nrmuess at the close. fhe strik'
situation is Of paramount Importance L
the trade, and pending some settlemen'
OF the muddle, there il little probability
| OF much business. The close Was Il2c
lower for September pork, unchanged fol
September lard. and 2izc. higher Tor sep
TENDER ribs There was no ira !e IN cast
provisions. although there was some de
mand. ,.,,-......