The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24
10. February. 7.s,; March. 100; sales,

10; February. 7.s'; March. 100; sales.
2Ni 800 balcn.
ports to the Continent 10 Haies, iof-
warcci. boz bales. sales N,dsl bales;
Total to.day-Net receipts. 80 bales.
exports TO Great Britain, ~ naies; 'on-
tncnt. ~ bales: stock. Roth bales.
ToiaI 80 lar this wcek--Net receipts,
.. M balcy. exports TO Great Britain.
3.ssi bales. Continent, io" bales.
Total since sept ember Sc, inprvytts'
3 tgS G7S bales. France, 1907" Ddles, Con-
tincni :, i1S.J'5 bales. -, c...e..
NF\V ORLEANS LA, Aug. 3.-Cotton
futures firm. sales. 0A4Vo paies, august
. AZ, Scntenber. Z 10: October. 40; No
,e,nhe, ~. december, f.53, January.
5M: February. 'o4; March, 10; April
'ii,iVERpoOf.. Aug 23-cotton demand
moderate and prices steady American
,,tSSiinr a safes. iuWD bales Ameri-
can Al 30 bales. speculation ana export,
In bales. Futures opened steady anu
demand fair. American mluohnb' iVM
mtf1iir.r clause september ana OCTOBER
y ,..,7i Ia. October and November,
A g-lt. NuN.mhcr and December, --piH
! 4-6t. December and January, 9-DiH
-, Jaruary ana February, f-oiW
l-Gl. February ana MaLSn, ~ W
~
16N1 Fnturcs firm at the advance.
h. M.-Amcritan middhng iaif'
4 g-32. good midding, 80, 10" NJ 80.
ding. 9 l5-l0. good orulhai ~
ordinary. 3d.. august ana Septe.'pti'
! 3.54. buyers. september ana OctobSer'
4 2-6lsi4 1864. buyers, OCTOBER anu 10
t,nohrr 4 S-6i. buyers, october anu No,
yrmher 4 6-H. sellers; N0Fempet anu
December. G-Gipi 80 sy.ers' t Doveir'-
her and January, 1 1854. sellers Januaiy
ana rebrnary. I s-Gl. buyers, February
~i itarrb 4 g-Gi. buyers Mafcn ana
Arru 4 iu-Gla4 l1-G4. sellers; April anu
Nav. n-Gi. buyers; May ana june
VIZ, cotton Statistics: Total sales
of no week -UWO bales. American, Ai,'p
i.irs. trade taklngs. including loi"aip,"
from shins side ~, 900 pales, actuai ~,
rnrf t2un bales. total imports, n'Np
49, lr,tiran. 1000 bales, total STOCK.
D Jigisu n8Ies. American. La 40 bates :
,rf,I an,af $4,000 bales. Amcrican lrWQ
t.ire. rrDeulatOrs took l,lvJ bales anu
exporters took 900 paics.
Nrw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
~EN YORK. AUG. 23.-tIour dnll ana
,,snk al ln zoe. lower 10 sen WhlltI
wheat low grades, -. l'p2.so. 90; la a.lr
10 fancy S-@iS,So. 90 20 paten i 40 ga pa.
f.rf S3sual3O, low extras. SZ;lJd- NJ
civ mills. sAgJnllj. Southern hour duH
AMI weak. common 20 fair extra, $Z''Ja
. ~. good % choice 90, N-'~e"'"'' ,
wheat fairly active and nrmcr, so z
~ s.oro ana elevator. 81 40G1isc., afoat
.>.1.,a. OPTIONS opened weak ana de-
cli9pd i,0asc.. advancing Sc deeln'ns
ne. and closing firm ai if9's ddRdlVv,
,sib trading moderately active, No. =
red. 6la,c. september, 6''sc.' Ociopef
a.. 2e'embar. G'.c.: May, s5iec.
corn fairly active and hrineri no. :,
44lc.. elevator. 1870. ahoal vp,ip0i'9
oucrcd at itlec. decline, idIlleu 81 -
,ioeinr firm at l.nHsc. advance HepteHn-
Der. 42i.c. october 4l'ic-' DeceH'D'''
o1',si,s - oYiet AID steady. options duh
and 0rm. August, DE; september - ~. ,
october 2iisc May u.s. Sl'qlt ~ "Sc,
30. - 2Jifd-yl sc., No ""'''
mixed western @GH-sc'
Hav quiet and unchanged.
Hops quiet ana weak state, ooi ,illilll'l
10 choice. 3NlC; Paciuc coast NJ
london market unchanged.
Wool quiet and STEADY uoilieS'iN "''~-'
1Gu22c.; pulled. IJd"4c. .. a,,,,o,,., .
family. SgUJdl2uD. extra mess f'.'"t
: uD. bo,f hams dull, uerced peer unli
.,d tn nolerate demand. city extra,
India mess. SlG5Onlfn. cut meats nc
live and firm picked bellies, sou
shoulders. SJ3IiaNj.jv, hams, $50 t'."o'
Lard lower. western steam, >o.'-'2' Guy b
sc Ia asked. September, $3.50 nominal.
PsGned-Continent SO 50, South Alhtii-
can. Sl25 compound $40. o,,oo1
Pork quiet and weak mess Fll'o0p
Butter in moderate demand and I'M
Eres firm. with light receipts; state
and PENNSYLVANIA, 4iaalot2c.i M,attIit'
fresh. lW.Hi4i4c., do, per case 'l''H
Taliow quiet and less firm; city, 4Hc;
Cotf5n seed oh quiet ard easy; crude,
2ic., yellow prime, 2f'lc.; do. OFT grades
-y retro o5% quiet. Renned-New York.
$40. Philadelphia, sos; do, In pulh'
Rosin dun ana steady; strained, com
mon to good. $l4T20L31. -,.1
Turpentne quiet ana steady at 2'he
Rice quiet and steady; domestic, fair
TO extra. 31Sdlc.; Japan, wa &C..
Molasses- Foreign nominaii New OF
leans, open Kettle, good TO c i1'i,.,. i'll
moderate demand and lirm at -vH"-c'
Peanuts firm at DC. 1900 .-..
Gomez barely steady at 15025 points
down; September, Sl4ClUl 40, octopel'
S14 7u41i 50. November Sli.aNulfNf ne
Csmber Sl4'76ai4.I5: March. N445QlAt0.
Spot Rio dull and steady, No. Z, tlb"v.
Suear-Raw duh and steady, iair re-
nninp. l5-lGc Refined quiet ana STEADY
off A, 9 l5-lGufsc., standard \, ,-i'R
4isc.. cut-loai and crushed, 4 l3-luq''sc.
granulated, . 3-l0n4'sc. .o..,,
Frelghts TO Liverpool quiet and homi-
nal. cotton. 1-iGl. grain, l#d.
Southern Fresh Fruits ana Vegetables.
Peaches arrived moderately ana uenahl
fair with fancy scarce and high; grapes
easy under liberal receipts and light
trade. watcrmcl0ns quiet. sweet potatoes
steady for choice.
Grapes North Carolina. carrier zoe -
81 80. do. Virginia. case, lOH15c.; do.
MARYLAND and Delaware. case, 6JH11c.
Peaches Basket fOc.IS1il.
WatcrmolOns Hundred. $jOOuliO0; do.
carloads. S1j.Nulpn.
Hucklehcrrics Maryland and Delaware,
quart GQSc.
Potatoes Sweet. 100 1S2.5.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Ill. Aug. 23-There was
a continuation this morning of the weak
cniug which has Of late become 80 pro-
nOunced in wheat, the initial. trades be-