Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July li-Flour quiet, ana ana
weak; winter wheat, low grades, s.e'g
90. patents, s2%03 70; Minnesota 49, 49,
=. g5d2e 80. patents. s.. icg4io; low extrais.
81 S5AsjO: southern -four dull and weak.
common TO fair extra, 2.l0d5'U' goou ~
choice do. $3.cGt3.50. ,.... ar,,,.
Wheat-Dull and i2c. lower: closlils M, ~
No. red. store and elevator $780, ,.,oSi,,
afioat. 59lad59&.c. options dull ana Wet .r
al n ibc. decline; No. red. closing, july
5S7.c.: August. 599.c.; September, ~Ise'
vator. ASc aaoat. OPTIONS duh but steady
July. fisc.; August, 4'12c.; Sep'ei'iOe''
oats-Dull but steady. options easier
427sc.; spot. No. 2. 5iNc. No. 2 white'
5llac.; mixed western S%9oSc'' ""i'e w.
Hay-QuIet and steady; shipping, $50
Coo. good TO choice; 'otisSc;; de,r,rd. do
Wool-Steady and in fair demand uo-
nestle fleece. 17Gi22c.; pulled, lsa5tc'
Reef-Ouet: family. $1,000 li.O; extra
mess. IS OOds 30: beef hams dull Dut lrin
at 81 %: tierced beef Inactive CITY eN''"
India mess. slTO0QtlSoo. -,,,Ao,
ut-meats-Dull but steady; pickien oei-
lies. Sc: shoulders, 6]zHoAc.; hails' LII
middles nominal. o,o,-
Iard--Quiet but weaker western cloS-
ing SI25. city. %62is: July A.O' noun,
naily. September, So, nOminanyi rehhen
easy. Continent, T55; South America
SIS: compound. ss.006lsi2. .,.ooa
Pork-Dull but firm. old mess NAVoV
| 1925: extra prime Sl3,Wnl3N. 49,. ,oA
! Butter-DGll and easy STATE dalfy, i-W
| 17iSc creamery lp.NlSc.; western dairy
| 1Oi1Giic.: creamery. iklSc.; Elgins. lsc'
| Cottonseed oil-Quiet and unchanged
Petroleum-Quiet ard steady. ,, 20
| Rosin-Steady; strained, common W
GTorpentine-Dull but steady at 29lzGP
Rice-In fair demand and firm; domes-
tic fair to extra, Sbg5}s'.; Japan fs~
Nominal; New Orleans, OPEN
kettle, 2'p2oc
| Peanuts-Quet.
CofTee-Options steady; points down 70
u IN. July. sl5. q: September, Sli3epl 10
| November, $40; December, S3SelS'"''
SPOT Rio dull but firm; No. 4, SSO
Sugar-Raw dull but firm; fair reiining'
. 1l-lGc.: centrlfugals, 10 test. S'sc re-
fined active and firm; cW-loaf. 5'sao DIP o.; /,
crushed, JB45 slice; granulated' o-io@
iifreights to I.lvcrpool--Quiet and steady;
cotton. by steam, It'd; grain by stedlii'
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. July M-Flour duh
Wheat Quiet and easy; No. 2 red, spot.
! July and August, 51a57isc.; September,
| 5sd5Sisc: milling wheat, by sample bSg
59c: steamer, No. red, 54i1nSiac.
Corn-Dull and easy; mixed, spot ana
July, l7S.c. asked; southern corn by SAM
OatsEomiet and steady: No. white,
western, SOC, asked; No. mixed western
R;ye~Siow; new. @sisc. receipts, 1885,
| stock, ]. $50. ,
To choice timothy. $l6.O0TlIO.
| ProyisiOns-Mess pork. $3.50; bulk shoui-
ders. $50: short-rfb sides $50; s g. p.
| sides, $50; sugar cured shonider5' ~'-''
| hams, small. SlL25; large, SlSD.
! fard-liefned, $50.
F,Is-Easy at l2c.
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
! CHICAGO. July H.-Wheat gradually
settled downward from the opening t0-
day. II seemed "a though the only DUST
IN accounts for the week. ana T."
scaiuing trades OF Moderate Size 'f@h
wheat was quiet, and prices were steady
.Ssntember wheat opened at 0sls 10 Csc
sold between 5sA and 5'$c ana cioaeu
at 514c-a net loss OF l4c. Tor the uhy'
/ Corn was easier. Prices declined win
wheat. and closed at a slight recovery
from the extreme inside point september
corn opened at from i2h TO R'ac., 500 D.
tween 42ia and i2isc. and closed lsHi4c.
under Yesterday. at 42Hll42sc The offer
ings OF cash corn were large ana tne
prices quiet the market closing steady.
Oats were quite as duh ana qulte as
weak a. either OF their TWO running
mates. There was no feature TO Tho mar
ket nor was there any particular influence
10 prices beyond that OF sympathy win
wheat and corn sept mber oats closer
isnltc. under yesterday. cash oats were
dun. and prices were lower
Provisions were dun and liseless. The
price changes represented bids and offers
very little business being actually trans
acted The range was narrow, ana the
+ close about steady. with ribs showing
some strength The hog market was
steady. and the fact Of its having mo-
direction probably helped 10 sustain pro-
duct. At the close September pork and
lard were unchanged. and september ribs
2isi5c. higher than yesterday
The leading futures ranged az follows;