Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July u.-Flour more ac-
tive and held firmly; winter wheat. low
grades. N.s5g250; do, fair to fancy 2.40g
80; patents, $2.9Qq3.00; Minnesota clear.
A2Sl2.65; patents, $3.i0ff410; low extras.
S1.&n2.50 southern -four quiet and firm
common TO fair extra, 2.l0u3.O; good 10
choice do, S3.00d8.0.
Wheat-More active and lower; closing
weak: No. 2 red. store and elevator, 5stic.
afOat, 5Siac. options fairly active and
irregular. advancing ldlisc., declining
l12c.. and closing weak. LuiAc. under
yesterday; No. 2 red. closing, July, Sst4c.
August. G0asc. September, 6l%c.
COrn-DuIl but frmer; No. 2. fUi1lsc.
in elevator; 479sn4sl2c. afoat. Options adj
vanced ETlc.: declined Td1ic., and
closed weak and unchanged to &c. below
yesterday. with trading light; July, 464c.;
August. Etsc.; September. 47c.
Oats-Quiet. Options dun but flrmer;
July. 46i2c.; August. 3t2ic.; September,
32Hc.; No. 2 white, July, 4Tft iSc.; spot. No.
2. 5llza52c.; No. 2 white. 52c.; mixed west
ern. 52d53c. white do. 52uj9c..
Haydn fair demand: choice steady;
shipping. 55c.; good to choice, 7JffSc.
WOolISteady, with fair speculative de-
mand; domestic fleece. l7d22c. pulled, l5@
34c.
Beef-Dull but firm; family. sl2.0oa1AO0;
extra mess, 500; hams, $3.50: tierced beef.
inactive; city extra India mess. $l7.0On
1900.
Cut-meats-Firm and quiet: picked bell
lies, Sc; shoulders, 6Ag7c.; hams. 12c.
middles nominal.
Lard-Western steady steam, $40
asked. Options none: refine quiet; Con-
tinent, $50; South America. $3.50; COM
pound, s5.OOa6. l2is.
Pork-Dull, but firm; mess, sli.2J; extra
prime. s~13.00ql3.S.
Buttsr-Quiet and firm; State dairy, l2a
1sLec. creamery, l5u2Oc.: western dairy,
lOi1Girzc.; creamery. 1iq2oc.
Cottonseed oil-ln better demand and
firm; crude, 29c., yellow, Sc.
Petroleum-Dull but steady.
Rosip-Dull; strained, common TO good,
81. 3siagL.3Ti2.
Turpentine-Qulet and steady at 29t9d
soc.
Rice-Fairly active and firm: domestic.
fair to extra, Sh@5Ac.; Japan. f3sQ4Ac.
Molasses-Fo'slgn nominal; New Or
leans. open-kettle. good to choice, 23a3Ic. ;
market duh but steady.
Peanuts-Qviet.
Conee-Options steady: 5alO points up;
September. Sl3.5Jull.4l; December. sl3.Uq
10 10; spot Rio duh but steady; No. z,
$3.50.
Sugar-Raw steady and In fair demand;
fair refining. 2Rc. ceutrltugals. SO test.
CSC; refined steady and in fair demand:
of A, 3asdic.: standard \, 4 l-l6ui4c.
cut-loaf. 4Isui 5-l6c. crushed, 1870 l5-l6c.
graduated. 4 1-l6Q42sc.
Freights to LiverpOol-More active and
firm; cotton, 5-6id grain, lli3d.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE government re-
port has come and gone. and it was
bulllsh, yet wheat closed lower to-day
than yesterday. Everybody had the adj
vance information a few days ago, and
everybody bought on il, consequently there
was an immense quantity for sale to-day,
prices feeling the effect thereof. An I'm
confirmed rumor. which received some
credence, that Pullman employees were
making application for reinstatement on
the old terms caused n sensational bulge
Of half a cent at one time In the session
but as there was obviously no basis Tor
the report. an equally rapid decline fol-
lowed. Within the last half hour II be-
came known hat two cars OF No. z red
winter new wheat had been sold at soc.
in the cash market. there being no regu-
lar storage warehouse for II TO go to,
and this sale was promptly succeeded by
a further loss in the futures, the close be
Ing weak at almost the inside price or the
day. September wheat opened at from
59i, to 59c, sold TO 593sc.. declined 10 5Sl4c.,
and closed AT 5SAc.-a net loss OF &c. Tor
the day.
Corn-The interest in this market CEN
tered in the July delivery, which was ad-
yanced sharply by shorts, who were BID
dine vigorously in efforts TO cover. Inc
lack OF storage facilities LOT new arrivals
the very light receipts, which were, now
ever. only a temporary influence. ana the
bulllsh tenor of the government report,
all furnished incentives for buying. Ihe
deferred options showed frmness, IN sym
uathy with the current month, but every
thing was easier az the close, with wheat.
september onened at q, sold between
N%4n7sc. and i2igc, closing at the inside
a shade under yesterday. July closed &c.
higher than yesterday. The offerings OF
cash corn were llght. n
Oats-Around the start the shorts In ms
market were following the lead or those
i'm corn. but when the demand from that
source ceased there was little, II any
support accorded the cereal. The later
weakness in wheat extended TO oats anu
the close in September was a traction
lower than yesterday. ,Ats
Proylsions-So little was done IN this
market that quotations were mostly Dld
and asked prices. The outloo for beeVes
AZ the wards was more promising, ana
perhaps product may present a nttle &c
tivity when livestock trading IL esumen
Tho opening was steady to-day. but the
later feeling was less firm. the decline IN
wheat having an effect. Al the CLOSE
Sen,ember pork was 2i2c. lower than yes,
to-day. September lard Sc. lower ana
Sentemher ribs, 2hn5c. lower.
The leading futures ranged as iollo"s'
n.oofn, Uiyhnst Lowest. Closing