Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

81 40aS ~; do. patents. s275q3.25; Mime
sofa clear. S2.SjQ2G5. patents, $4,000
low extras. sl.@g2Jc. Southern iioue 70 d iol.
and weak common TO fair extra, elV@
400: good 10 choice do, S00u3JO.
Wheat-Morc active for export and lsc;
lower. with options closing tlrm' NO. :
ed. store and elevator. o5doe+e alVd,,,
5s,%d5ssc. Options advanced S9s:eS;, ,, iy:,
day. with trading fairly active; NO. req.
closing, August, 5SlSe; September oSfsc';
Corn-Quiet and hrmer; No. 2. 62lzc; in
elevator: 62HQ63c. aiioat. options dull,
advancing 7sqic., declining 40 Sc anu
closing firm s4Q9sc. over saturday Aug
ust. s2l4c. September, Glc.: December
574sc.; May, 567sc. ,,,,,
and easier; August. 33ssc.; September
33skc.: December. S6%c:: May CSC. spot,
No. 2, SshQ3sHc.; No. 2 white; S6s s.se.n'
mixed western. s4q3jc.; white do, Stgn.
Hay-Dull and weak; shipping OVc'i
good to choice, s0Qs0c.
Wool-Quet and steady; domestic fleece,
lsG 22c.; pulled. l5I15hc. .,ooo1a
Beef-Steady and quiet; family: SOuyg
$3.50; extra mess, SsO%ls.S1. Beer MANS as
quiet and steady: city extra INDIA mess
! SIS 0dl7O0. Cut meats quiet ana irln
picked bellies. $50; shoulders S"Lf2'
hams, 81. 75ai2O0: middles nominal.
Lard-Firmer but dull; western stearn'
none: refined firner; Continent, $50,
| South America. $50; compound So''V~
| 6.62i3. .o-,-o-
Pork-Active and firm: mess, A5Oogl525;
| extra prime. $l3O9ul3.S0.
| Butter-DulI but STEADY: State diary,
| l4q22i2c; creamery lSa2p9c,' western
| dairy. 13iagl7c.; creamery, lOdli12c.' FL
| Cotton-sead oil-More active and hrmer;
crude nominal: yellow, 3ic.
| PetrOleun-Steady and quiet
| Rosin-Fairly active and firm; strained
common TO good, sl.l5a D. ooo,oo,lo
| Turpentine--Dun but steady at 29H2s.3c'
| Rice-Firm and fairly active. domestic
fair to extra, $AG5lsc Japan 4hqSe' o
| Molasses-Foreign ,1Ominai; New Ut
leans. open-kettle, gold to choice, 27gS1c.;
| market steady, but dill.
Peanuts--Quiet and steady.
Coffee-Options opsned irregular anu
| closed barely steady, and lOHl5c doWh F.,
| August. A4S0dlAs5: October. Sl345u13. $50;
| December. 81 15a12S) March $3.50; May,
| Sl220. Spot Rio duh but steady; No. Z"
| $500.
sugar-Raw firm ard quiet; fair rein;
| Ing. 3LG3Ac. Refined fairly active ana
| firm: of A, 4 3-l644 il-l6c.; standard A.
| 1 iS.led6c; cut-loaf. j5sQj 9-16c.; crushed,
| 5&sd5 s-l6c; graduated lS-l6a5Nc. 49,,
Freights to Liverpool Dull but steadier;
cotton i-i6Q3-S2d.; gr1in. Id. asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, August T.-Flour-Dull;
western superfne. 500 80; 30 90 extra.
| wheat, patent, s2.Sn3l0: spring do. S.oOp
$40: do. straight Sl5a3.O. .,,s-.,,.
| Wheat-Firm: No. red, spot. $3.50 5512c
| August. 5el.d561ic.; September. yGAa56aic,
| December. 595s Qj97sc.; steamer No. 2, I.d.
| SIC. bid; milling whoa by sample, oFV
INC.
| Corn-Dull; mixed SPOT. and August, SIC.
bid; southern white. GOp6lc; do. yellow
| $4,000. -,.o
| western, 3GQ36i2c: No mixed Do, 3iaJoc.
Kye-fn fair Inquiry and higher; NO. =
| 49g50c.
Hay-ouiet and steady; good to choice
| timothy, $ltGnl5.00.
| pool. per quarter. l0lzd.: Cork. for Orders,
| per quarter, 2s.. 4lgd.; cotton, per IVJ
| pounds. 20c; -four. do, SIC. .,,-
| Proyislons-Ffrm: mess pork, $lo.Vv; 1ulh
| shoulders. Ss25: short!rib sides, 500. clear
| sides. 1926: sugar-cured shoulders. $5.oJ'
| hams. SO 50all25: refined lard, $9.5;
Butter-Firm; fancf creamery, Zl4-oe.'
| fancy ladle. lie; stor9-packed, l24 loc.
| Eggs-Firm at l5Il12c
Coifee--Steady; No. !, $l6.25.
Sugar--Frm: graduated. 5.06c
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. August 27-When the wheat
| 2,c. worse off than IL WAS at the end OF
| saturdays session. /, was duli' dtas-
| ging market from start 20 nnish, anu the
| holders Of privileges. were the trader 3
| Within narrow limits; the acton was IT.
| regular Orders from: the seaDoard were
| not large or numerous. and IoreigheIs
we're evidently holding of. DecemDs.r -
| wheat opened al 5lisr., soin pet" eS Gu 2, %
| and 57i.a57Mc.. and closed at 0lApo'$c'
| cash wheat was in good demand by ele-
| vator people. Prices were STEADY anu
| without change. IL.
| Corn was firm until the final few MIN
utes of the session, when the lnaOiiI,y ",
| wheat 10 make an advance acted as
| damper TO the bullish tendency OF corn.
| TIE dry weather West to some extent
| continues 10 affect the action OF corn
| values. May corn opened at &c.. soil ID pc =
| tween jSl. and 52&,c., and closed al oZAp
| 557gc ice under Saturday. Shippers were
| the best buyers of cash corn to-day. Pfces
averaged lc higher than Saturday.
| Oats-The oat market was not an AT.
tractive one to-day. me statlstics On WA. /.
! grain were not viewed In an important
| jight. the tendency Icing TO sympathl|e
| with the other markets May oats closeu
nc. under Saturday. Cash oats were "a ~
&c. per bushel lower. A.
ness I'm the market for the hog produc'
to-day. but very little activity. Inc open
ing strength came from an advance IN i've
hogs at the yards and from smaller run
of the animals than had been es'Ii ,,,a,or;
Some Of the packers. gave sood supper.
during the balance Of the session. Whils'
Others sold moderately. The close was 6c
higher than Saturday for January porS
and ribs and unchanged ior Janunry - ia ~.
mand light; prices steady No. z sprilns l
wheat. 53&G55Ac.; No. red 5st.Faic
No. 2 corn, 55sc. No. oats. 5yrSyse
Mess pork, sl355Il3.G0. Lard. N;S4A ~
Short-ribs, 81. l5@75O. Dry-sslted should
srs e eOli6 20. Short-clear sides. s7.lo41O
" The leading futures ranged as follows: