Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

and steady: winter wheat. low grades,
N.70d$2.50: do. fair to fancy. S2AVd $40
do. patents. S3.4jG1.75: Minnesota clear
S2.4eQt2.s 80; patents, @.l5aND; low extras,
N.T0g$2.50; southern flour dull but STEADY
common TO fair extra. S2dS2bV; good 10
choice do. S2.60MH90
Wheat-Dull but firmer. Options mode-
rately active and irregular. closing steady
at a 3-Sa5-sc. advance: No. red, 81 3-sc.
September. % l-Sc.; December, 90 5-Sc.
Corn-Dull and 1-4Q1-2c. lower, closing
steady; No. 2 % 3-ic., In elevator; 80 &c
afoat. Options dull but steady at a Csc
decline; August. % Bic; September
% 3-lc; October. 80 Lac.
Oats-Dull but steady. options easier
and dull: August q l-2c.: September,
q 3-Sc.; October, p S-Sc.; spot, No. 2 &c.
No. 2 white. 26c.; mixed western, go
"a 1-2c.
Hay-Steady and quiet; shipping, g. LA
CSC; good to choice. 90n95c.
Wool-Dull but steady; domestic fleece
1Gd22c.; pulled, 15453c. 49,
Beef-Steady; family. SMlS9; extra, vow.
Beef Hams-Quiet at $l450d$l5.
Tlerced Beef-Steady; city extra lndia
Cut Meats-Dum but steady; picked bel
lies, 43-4c.; shoulders, 3 l-243 SIC; hams
9dl0c.
Iard-Firmer but quiet: western steam,
$3.50; city, $3.20dS3.25: September, $3.50; re-
fined dull but steady; Continent. A.l5,
South American, Sl75; compound, SN l.
GSi121-2. 49,.
Pork-Dum but steady; old mess, sSa
1925; new mess, SSHSS75.
Butter-Hlgher and in fair demand
State dairy. 1edlic; do, creamery, III liza
Is l-2c.; western dairy, 9gl2e.; Elgins'
10 l-2c.
Eggs-Qulet and steady; state and Penn
sylyania, 13al3 l-2c.: western fresh, ia
l2c. do, per case, 90c.G$125.
Tallow-Dull but steady; city, &c.; coun-
try S03 l-Sc.
nseed-On-steady and quiet; crude,
19d2Oc. yellow p l2q23c.
Rosin-Dull but steady; strained. COM
'Turpentine-Quiet and steady at ga
2i1-2c.
Rice-steady and quiet; domestic, fair
Molasses-pull but steady: New Or
leans, open kettle. good TO choice, Hg3lc
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy hand-picked, "a
4l-2c. -
March. S9.05d@.10; September, $40; De,
cember. $905Gs910; spot Rio dun and
easy; No. Z. Il 1-49l1 1-2c.
Sugar-Raw steady and In fair demand,
fair refining, l-l6c.; refined quiet ana
steady; off A, 5-Slt4 ll-l6c.; standard A.
47-Sc. cut loaf, Size; crushed, 5l-2c.i
graduated, 47-Sc.
Freights to Liverpool-Dull but steady
cotton. by steam, 20c. per hundred pounds
grain, by steam, l-Sd.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
NEW YORK. August 10.-Huckleber-
ries-Maryand and Delaware 446c.
Pears-Southern fancy, N.50u$3
Observation-Disclosures $l0OgG1o; do
per hundred. N0S20.
rel. 75c.nS2.25.
Peaches-Maryland and Delaware, crate
4oc.@N do, basket, 3jae5c.; do, DO, do,
carrier. 50c.m$2
Onions-Eastern Shore, basket, SOd5Oc.
do. do, barrel 7jc.NSl25.
Potatoes-Sweet, SlQSl25.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, MD, August 1O.-Flour-
Dull western super. Sl.S0QS2: do, extra
S2.25GS265; do, family. SaS.3O; winter
wheat patents, S3.40a$365; spring do. DO
$3.50qS375; do. do, straight, S15Q3.S0
Wheat-Dull: spot and August, 60 $50
60 lie; September, 81 l-Sq6l lac; steamer
No. red, 56Q56 lie; southern by sample
59062 1-2c.; do, on grade. 5yg62c.
Corn-Firm; spot, August, and Septem-
Der, IS 7-SH29c. steamer mixed, p 3-S1
26 he; southern white, % l-2q3Oc.; do.
oats-Frm; No. 2 white, 29c.. bid; No.
Rye-Quiet: No. ., nearby, 81 1-2d35c.
No. western, 80 1-2d36c.
Hay-Quiet and firm at $3.50, bid.
Grain Freights-k'irm; steam to Liver
pool 0-ofll l--lsg ADi -AAbArAf AbAkt lOt
orders. 2s Cd. for August and September
Coffee-Dull; No. Z. II l-2c.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. I'LL, August 10.-Whea
was irregular to-day, but after a session
i'm which weakness rather than strength
predOminated, IL closed at exactly the
same figures as Saturday. The market
began under the weak New York STOCK
70 a M ended yyffh frfnpQgg no
cause Of a better feeling I'm securities. Not
outstanding the Importance OF the factOl
mentioned, there was due consideration
shown for the regular Mondays statistics
as witnessed by the strength displayed
on the moderate volume Of the world.
shipments-4si l goo bushels, and on a de
crease Of $4,000 bushels I'm the amount on
ocean passage and $4,000 bushels In tbs
visible supply. Corn dragged prices dowf
temporarily about the middle Of the ses
September wheat opened at from 81 tC
Sc 7-Sc., sold between 81 IA and So 3-Su
IS 1-2c. and closed at 57c.-unchanged
from Saturday Cash wheat was Irregular
closing steady. Corn was firm early
though the interest in trade was mani
testify light
Strength being characteristic Of wheat
during the morning hours, and no partlcu
lar reason for other than that condition
existing in corn at the time, sympathy
naturally entered largely into the matter
of tone. September corn opened at "a lac
sold between % 81 and q l-fQ2i 3-sc.. anc
closed at - 7-Sc.-l-4c. under SATURDAY
Cash corn was easy, closing 1-4c lower.
Oats presented steadiness, with inactivity
during the early hours Of trading, bu
weakness followed the decline In corn
and no recovery took place tnereaIter
cash oats were lac. lower for old and lie
lower fO- new.
Provislons-The provision market was
in pretty much the same rut that II wa
prior 70 the furry Of last week. tluctua
tons were governed by the preYalllpg tone
~ the hog market. which was weak
Later. there was a recovery, pork al
vancine the most September pork CLOSED
70 &c higher than Saturday, September
lard Z 1-2c higher. September ribs lVglSc
I.l-.n.-r. M o.nfnrlLar RIBS lWIlL l--c