Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 1s.-FTour weak
and dull: winter wheat, low grades, S-so
or. 80; fair to fancy. s2i002.eo; Minnesota
clear. S;&fI2S9; superilne' M"as:iy; pal pal
dull: common TO fair extra, 2.lO1S.W'
good 10 choice do, s3.c9q35c
Wheat-Dull and isc. lower but STEADY;
No. 2 red, store and elevator. 56ac-; afioat'
clining NC. rallying .hc.. and falling ,sc:'
and closing steady. nc. under yesterday
with only q local trading: No. 2 red. clos
ing. August 5G5sc.; September, sI,sc.; de-
cember, eo5,c; May, eSNc. .,..,v.
No. 2, sic. in elevator: Gle. safoat.
Options dull. weak. and ss@lzc. lower;
August, 59I.c: September. SsAc.: Decent
Der, 55lac.; May. 5il2c.
Oats-Dull and lower. Options dull ana
nSpisc. lower; August. 33tsc. September
$iac.; October, 34tsc.; spot, no. . 91sI
S,S,c. No. 2 white. 31hQSAc.; mixed
western, 94GS5c.: white do, S69ac.
Hay-Weak and dull; shipping 0oc.; good
~ WoolNIn fair demand and firm; do
nestle fleece, lsG22c.; pulled, 10fSic.
realistically: family. slo.Cogl20O; extri.
mess. sS.OOaSJO; beef hams firm and quiet
at s23.oo tierced beef steady ana quiet'
extra India mess, $l5.0oul7.o0.
Cut Meats-Firm and quiet: picked BEL
| lies. SIZE: shoulders, sac; hams. nAal2c' {;
middleS nominal.
Lard-Dull but steauy' western saeain'
s7s5: city s.. 37I,ii7. 30; September, $50; re-
fined easy: Continent, ss.2a; South Ameri-
| ca $3.50; compound, 800.
PorjS-More active but steady: mess.
| sl5.OOGl5.25; extra prime, $iS:OOQl3.5o.'
Butter-Fairiy active ana nrmer; S,ats
dairy, 13ql6c.; creamery, lSg2ic: ElSins,
| 24c. So. e,. and.
| 29c.: yellow, 33c.
ton barrels. $500; do. bulk, $50; refined
| New York, $5.15: Philadelphia, $40; DO,
| in bulk. s2G002.65.
Turpentine-Steady at 29d30c.
| Rice-Flrm and active; good domestic,
! fair to extra, 3ssG5l4c.; Japan, t%g5c.
| Woiasses-Forelgn nominal; New Or
leans, open-kettle, good to choice. slqs'e.;
| market dull.
Peanuts-steady and quiet.
Coffee-Options opened barely steady ana
closed steady and 5Gl5 points down; Au-
| gust. Sli@HltS5: October, N3.@pl345; De.
cember si2G5 March. $3.50; spot Rio dull
| but steady; No. Z. $6l2E.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair. rstin-
| ing 2Tsc.; refined fairly active and firm;
off A. i,sGl+ I-l6c. STANDARD \. y-leF t,,e'
| granUlated, 9-i61i45sc.
| Freights to Liverpool-More active and
unsettled; cotton, Lied. nominally; grain.
3.d. -
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE, MD, August S.-Flour
! dull and unchanged.
Whoat-Steady: No. red. spot and the
month, 55hG55hc: September, s?lsq50 &c;
| December 59a53isc. steamer no, ~,
! 59ikG53c.; milling wheat, by sample, oJV
Corn-steady: mixed and spot. Csc.
! asked: the month, 5Sc., bid; southern white
corn. by sample, Glizc.; DO. yellow by
S1 oaPtsto yH end inactive; No. white
western. &c; No. . mixed. 3ii.aS5c.
Hay-Firm; good to choice timothy.
Grain Fre!ghts-Dull and unchanged.
| Provslons-U Unchanged. =
| Butter-Unchanged
| Eegs-tirm at l6c.
COffee-Quiet: No. Z, l6ssc.
| Sugar-Unchanged.
CH1CAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO ILL, August lS.-The two
| leading influences In wheat to-day were
| the declining corn market and the Dig
! estimate OF receipts for MONDAY me
| latter was announced shortly before 'ne
| end OF the session, and forced prices 10
| tho loy,ef. point Of the day, the close
being lust a shade above the inside. 1t
was an unimportant market, win 10
| trade that could be classed ABOVE thc
ordinary. The range OF prices gives ew,
dence OF the narrow and insignihcah'
september wheat opened at from 6ii.
to size. sold down 10 53a.c., ana closed
weak at 53% S37sc.-i.@5sc,. under yester
! day. Cash wheat was weak. Prices ave-
Corn proved more Vulnerable TO the
| raldinp OF "short" sellers to-day than
| il has for some time. There was IKE
wise, less belief In the prospect or an
! immediate advance by holders, ana they
willingly accepted the situa.loli III
! o,tiatl[, disnosad OF their belongings. IN;
| opinion that the crop damage has ALREADY
| received full recognition gains In favor,
| and many even think that there ~ rooni
| for "A considerable decline. Inc weatner
| is less OF factor than IL was, IL Deins
! understood that conditions VIII not Dc
| much benefited by moisture now, ana that
! the dry weather will not cause any iur-
Nav corn opened at from 52is to 5slic.'
| sold OF to 5lhc, and closed AT ol7sc'-5sr,..
under yesterday. Cash corn 9ecl in vi" VIII
| the futures, sales averaging E4lc. lower
| Oats had no reason to advance or ue,
| cline on it's own account, SO the usuai
| course was adopted. and the nuctuatIons
| followed the direction or those ia "hea'
and corn. ,or voo,sr.
| day. Cash oats were weak anu t24ic' pe'
provlsions-No inducement TO buy pro-
| duct was known OF to-day. On Tue con-
| trary, everything pointed to lower prices.
| Corn was declining. hog values were mol
| soaring. and holders were betting tired
| There were a few moments or steadlness
| az the opening, but the absence or sup
mort OF any kind permitted prices 10 sas
| OFF easily. The close was az ABOUT sna
| nork 2Oc. lower than yesterday, January
lard &c. lower. and January rips' Aoc
| .ower. $1,000 ., n. fo,,ows