Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New YORK VI
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. July lS-Flour.Duil; win
ter wheat, low grades. s2.69mS@; fair 70
fancy, 81. i0ds3s0; do, patents Nl"nNaS,
Minnesota clear. s5ns3so: patents. AyvI
$50; low extras 26SaSg; cay ao,r nun, d,,,i
and weak common to fair extra. S2.Svg
So. 10; good to choice do. kio9Sso
wheas.Easieri No red store nn,,o and we're ere
fairly active and opened at decline ,
| l-2c.. rallied S-ic. declined, end clo'ed
steady i-sc. below yesterday; july, % 49,
August, So 3-ic.: September, 10 sc. pc-
tober. 10 sic; Dec smber, u l-4c'' May
Corn-Active and lower; No. 2, IS $40.
| I'm elevator: 20 3-lc ahoat. option. de.
slined i-se rallied htld SS Ss:,e eha e Nth
| trading dull: August. is use. September
/ 10 lie: May. AZ l-4c.
/ Oats-Fairly active and firmer. options
| quiet and easier; July, q SIC; Septenbsr.
! 9e g-tc': spot prices: No. 2, Is 3-in &c; No.
/ white. 81 l-2c e-e
Hay-Strong and quiet; shipping, s5@
! zoe. good to choice. 9cc. 4S ,,,
/ Wool-Fair,y active and firm. domestic,
fleece. l5G22c.: pulled. l543ic.
Beef-Dull: family, slldsl3; extra mess.
S., beef hams quiet at SIS.
/ rlerced Beef-0uiet and firm; city. extra
cut Meats-Quiet and In light supply;
pickIed bellies N.25dsl2; do. shoulders.
S.; do. hams. ss.25aAo ,,,,,.
Lard-Firmer; western steam 800 ely,
nominally; refined quiet; Continent, y;
South America, SS5; COMPOUND JAY
| lac. a.
Butter-Fancy firm and in fair demand .
! State dairy ilQl6 he; creamery, l'c.'
western dairy. . l-2ml3c. Elgins. nc
Cottonseed- Oil-Quiet and frm; crude;
pc bid: yellow prime. &c: DO, good' OH
/ grade q Sac. bid.
/ Petroleum-Nominal.
Rosin-Duli but steady; strained. COM
mon to good, N55aN5O =, oOSa
% i iusa' ''
Rio-Firm and unchanged.
Molasses-Firm, in fair demand. ana
| unchanged.
coffee-Duil and unchanged 10 Is points
up; September. tli65: December. Nf~,
March, $780, spot Rio dun but steady;
sugar-Dull; raw quiet and steady; cen,
trIfugals. sc test. Lie; refined firm ana
FreIghts 10 IAverpool-Quet and nomi-
nal; cotton, l-i6d.: grain. 3-4d
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables;
Apples and blackberries quiet ana lower.
Peaches In moderate receipt. ana choice
better. Pears and plums quiet. ntapes
fairly active Watermclons quiet; choice
steady. Cucumbers duh Tomatoes IT
regular in quality and price Potatoes
aI MusS S = Barrel. a0a75; do
o1 HisckberrIss~ Maryland and Delaware,
sPums-Wndgoose. carrier, N.25QN.75'
do. case 50a75c. .,-o<,,. =,
Grapes Florida, case, N"hSS' w.
D basket 1OIf21f.
Pears.i .econte, barrel. s2as3; do. crate
i0Q65c. ,e(.,,e. Ia oar
/ loads S5Onsl75. ,,,,
Annles-Jn moderate demand; Maryland
and Delaware, crate. f0n6Oc. a.
Peaches-Carr.er, 50as2; do, crate. wa
15c.. DO. basket. &gsOc' eoo,7r,
lcumbers-Norfolk. barrel. sVai9c;;
g-Plant-Florlda, half barrel. slnS'oo'
barrel-crate. s2.5GGs3. -, ,a
onions~M Maryland, potato, basket. Mg
i2 do eerr barrel 81 ;2S2 Ssk etrFn ea R?' do
Tennessee, barrel, s., 2shGS !, ,..pa
Potatoes-Rose. sl5od2: % 90. Chiie'
red 81. .75 do, cuts. 75c .atl. 40
carrier. eoasi: DO. Charleston. do. 1Sc,g
e.. do Norfolk. do. 75c. nSl.50; do, Mary
land, do. carrier. FaN7o
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, July ls.-The action OF
wheat to-day would lead TO the bellei
| that the spring wheat crop ua'e, -,
ports were fiction. or, TO say the least
Exaggerated. The Cincinnati Price cur
! rent. which Is a recognized author'y III
matters agricultural. explains In mia
sure the conflict In advice as 10 sp.,ns
wheat Its summary merely slater that
snring wheat was In good CONDITION; put
| that was sufficient TO convince large
portion Of the trade that thlnss Were a mol
So bad as some reports iDu"cd,,,u ~
country and outsiders are holding on
and the market is in the hands or specu-
/ lators. The opening was from '-e 70 TIC TIC.
! under yesterdays close, the innuehcr,,
! mentioned effectualy destroying an
strength and conveying to prices a most
Sizing al the decline brought values
down 10 puts" where the frst resistance
/ was met A portion or the loss was
recovered during the day, but at the close
| a denreciation OF ldi l-sc. from yesterday
was noted in September, the active specu-
lative option. .., &c , 4.
IN &c and sold between 65 rs and IS 5-sc,
closing at Sc l-Sds6 lac. Cash wheat was
! ic. per bushel lower. a..
Corn.-If anything was necessary 10
| convince douhters as 10 the condition
1 ~ craving corn, the Price Current sum
mary, TO those who nave Iaith IN
I that publication. has furnished the argu,
ment The statement OF that journal
! that corn was progressing fayorably mad
its influence Trade was quiet. ana aiter
| an early break there was not enough
| energy in prices TO produce any ueciued
! gain or further loss. 90,
/ September corn opened al from " 80
10 "A i-4c., and declined TO ~ 7-sc., closing
al a 3-Sc.-lc under yesterday. Cash corn
! was ic per bushel lower.
oats. through the heayiness OF wheat
! and corn, were lower. They presented no
! distinctive characteristics. nor was there
/ any feature IN the news. The Cincin-
nail Price Current reported that harvest
/ ing returns maintained previous estimates
! OF results.
/ day' Cash oats were very weak ana
/ lee. per bushel lower.
MISUNDERSTANDING OF an extraordi-
| nary nature was noted In the produce
| market An advance Of Sc. In live hogs
gave an air OF steadiness 10 initial
trading. but all the grains being lower.
| indncoI free ceiling and prices declined.