Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. July E.-Fiour dun, easy.
grades, N.asdzio: patents, g soas %; Min
nesota clear. .>a.Sofr2.sS: low extras 81. $50
$50; southern -four dull and weak: COM
mon to fair extra, *2iosss.o; good to
Wheat-Fsiriy active and steady: No. o.
store and elevator. $40; sdoat, Ss,sQ
5S%c. Options advanced NC. fell ianxc..
and closed weak. itfi%c. below yester-
day; No. z July. sS,sc,; August. %'sc:
corn-Dull and easier; closing Arm; No.
2. 47isfp4sc In elevator: 4s%sa4Skc. afioat.
Options dull and kniac. lower, closing
steady; July, 47sc.: August. 4sc.; Sep
tember. TiAc.
Options weak: July, sac: August. s3,ac.:
September. 32Sc.: No. 2 white. July. nae;
spot. No. :. tsc.; No. white. 5oc.: mixed
western. +Sap6ec do. whitd. 4sSsisc.
Hsy-Fairiy active; shipping. S@sSc.;
Wool-In fair demand: domestic fleece.
1SQ22c- pulled, l5a3<c.
Beef-Inactive: family. ty.Oo<p1+oo; ex-
ira mess, S.00ffsJ0; beef hAms dull but
i frn,. at M.@; tierced beef Nuiet; extra
Cut-meats-Steady: bellies, TIC; hams.
1olsc: middles nominal.
Lard-Quiet and steady; western. clos
Ing, $3.50. asked; city. &J: July. 49,;
sfrPte"bcf, 40. nOtO1nAIy. FtUUru uuti,
Continent. $50; South America. SIS; com.
pound. $s00tn6. q, asked.
Pork-Mess N3JD11425.
Butter--Quiet; fancy firm; State dairy.
12ul1c.; creamery. htx6fi7ac.; western
dairy, lOql4c.; creamery. I3ul'iac.; Elgins.
l7i2c.
Cottonseed oil-Dull but firm: yellow.
33c.
Petroleum-Quiet and steady.
Rosin-Dul and easier: strained. COM
maj 10 VnnI
Turpentine-Quiet and steady at 9iaD
3oc
Rice-In fair demand and firm: domes-
tic. fair to extra. 3SG5Ac.; japan, fSV
nc.
leans. open-kettle, good to choice, NFS7c;
market quiet and steady.
Peanuts-Sseady.
Cofree-Options steady and points up
TO s points down: August. $500; October.
si3S5; December. $i3.Si; March. $500: spot
Rio dull but steady: No. Z. $3.50.
Sugar-Quiet and iirm, fair refining.
2s.c refined less active and nrm: OF A.
s,lsdttc; STANDARD sta. a; s-lsat,1c , cut
granulaied, 4 5-ists<1sc.
Freights to Liverpoot-Flrm; cotton,
Slid; grain. ltsd.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July f7.-Disheartened and
Disguised bulls were the sellers OF wheat
to-day. Nobody wants TO hold IL now
that the pressure OF new crop Is be-
ginning to make itself felt. How big the
crop is. is matter for individual prefer
ence. The government makes the total
yield In the nekhborhood OF 3S,V00o
bushels. The Prairie Farmer says 5000
OOO bushels. There are any number Of
guessers between these two. The Trade
Bulletins estimate OF 25000.0G1 bushels
was matter OF gossip to-day. With ar
rivals OF new wheat Increasing. and little.
Ii any. Improvement I'm the foreign De-
mand the most rampant bull was Inclined
10 pull in his horns to-day. September
wheat opened at from 81 to NSc.. AMI
closed at 57i4c., bd-a net loss of %u's4c.
from yesterday.
Corn opened higher and firmer but
weakness soon overcame the market Sep
tember corn opened at 43A4c., sold between
49,, lf>B5 &c. and FAC, and closed at 4Tsm
43c--a net loss OF ssIi1c. for the day.
Cash corn was In fair supply and steady.
Oats-C Commissioner houses who generally
do business for that part of the country
where oats are principally grown were
couragement in this nor was there any
to be- found In the surrounding pits. Sep
TENDER closed with loss OF Nc from
yesterday.
Provisions-The usual dull feature was
seen in product to-day. The start was
firm on an advance In live hogs The rest
OF the day prices ruled steady. The close
was unchanged for September pork. 2iac.
lower for September lard and 2lac. higher
for September ribs.
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