Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET


dull and weak; southern -four unchanged
| and easy.
wheat-spot market dun. but firmer.
/ with options. Options were dull but
firm, and l-2a5-Sc higher with the West
and on better cables and local covering
| SPECTATORS watching the reports from
the Chicago convention; No. red. July,
81 l-sc.; August, 81 lie; September
| 81 3-4c.
Corn-Spots dull. but firm: No. 2. 30 $40
S3c.. in elevator; % 5-Su3ic.. anoat. options
were dull but firm. at a 1-SqS-Sc. ad-
| vance; July, 33c.; August, 30 I-lc.; Sep
TENDER, 30 l-2c.; October, BIC
Oats-Spot firm. Options dull but
firmer; July, 20 S-Sc.; August. 10 7-sc.;
September, 20c.; spot. No. 2. % 1-2c.: No.
white, q Sac; mixed western. 2la22c.
Hay-Choice firm; shipping, % la
81 lie; good TO choice, 81 l-2cG$l
Wool-Ffrm, moderately active. and I'M
changed.
- Beet-Steady and quiet; extra mess. $50
] 81; beef hams inactive at siA5OdSl5:
| tierced beef dun, but steady; city extra
/ India mess, sllM$l3.
Cut-Meats-Steady and in moderate de-
mand; shoulders, l-SGi 1-lc.: hams, 9 Ia
l MlQc.
Lard-Dull and lower; western steam.
sto5; city. 49, fOn<35O; September. si05: re-
fined dun; Continent. 1926; South America,
1856; compound. AGSi25.
POrk-Dull and weak: Old mess, $500
1926; new mess. SS.50d$S7J.
Butter-Quiet; fancy steady; state
dairy, 10Gl4 1-2c.: do, creamery. II 1-2t
l5c; western dairy, 90l2c.; Elgins. l5c
Eggs-Choce steady; State and Penn
sylvanla. BE; western fresh, llltl2c.; do,
case. N.50WS.
Cottonseed On-Quiet and weak; crude
2O02lc.; yellow prime. "a S-4c.; do, on
grade pc
Rosin-Easler and dull; strained, COM
mon to good. St65@$l.67 1-2.
Turpentine-Quiet and steady at 25@
% 1-2c.
Rice-Quiet, steady, and unchanged.
enthusiastically, quiet and unchanged.
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy hand-picked,
4 3-4c.
Coffee-Quiet at sails points down: July,
SllS5: September. sl075p sloSo; October.
so 3jNSl0.i0; December, S0l5aSl02; May.
slO05, spot Rio, dull. but steady; No. z,
$l3.
susar-Quiet and steady: fair refining,
2 l5-lGc; refined. unchanged.
Freights-Steady and unchanged.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
NEW YORK. July S.-Blackberries,
Maryland and Delaware quart, fg5c.
Hudkleberries-North Carolina. quart,
5G6c. do. Maryland and Delaware, quart,
SAFE
Potatoes-s2aic; case, 5OcGl1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $90QS2o0; DO, per
hundred. siOds2O.
Muskmelons-B Basket. 4OG75c.; do, bar
rel. 50c.US2.
Raspberries-Pint, 2T3c.
Peaches-Georgia. carrier, 75c.nS25O.
Grapes-Case. SllrS2; do. basket. lJa3Oc.;
ineapples-Florlda, per hundred, 500
Sl5
Apples-Baslet, siasi.5O; do. crate. 6oc.
ucumbers-Norfolk barrel, CSC GSi; do,
Baltimore. basket, 65d7jc.
Egg-P lant-Barrel S2Q8.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, July S.-Flour un-
wbeat-Firm. but dull; No. 2 red, spot
and July GONO 1-Sc. August 90 l-Sa
90 lie: September, GO l-2u60 5-sc., south
ern, by sample, %g6Ic.; do. on grade
IS l-fQa lac.
Corn Steady; spot, a2ao2 1-Sc.; July and
August. 81 5-sd3l 3-lc; September, &c, /
bid; steamer, mixed. 9s 1-203S Bic; south |
ern white, 30 i-2g5c.; do, yellow, $50 |
3jc.
Oats-steady; No. white western, p IL !
az SIC: No. mixed. DO, % l-2c bid
Ry6-Inactive; No. ?. nearby, 3ic., /
asked; do western 35c bid.
Hay-Steady; choice timothy, Sl6a$l6.JO. |
Grain Enthusiastically steam, 10 Liver |
pool, per bushei l-2a2 BID; Cork, for |
orders, per quarter, 2s., I'D.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, July s.-The specula-
tive interest IN gram To-Day WIS most !
Indifferent. The bulletins from the Demo-
cratic convention attracted more atten-
ton than the fuctua ions in prices. To- |
wards the close there was a firmins up in
wheat on the rumor that the Indiana /
State report showed a falling of OF -
points, and that the general tone was
low Wheat advanced TO 5lq6I l-sc.. and
closed at So 7-8Q57c.-l-2c. higher than
yesterday Cash wheat was firm and lie.
higher.
Corn was slow and generally steady,
the action corresponding with that OF
wheat. September corn opened at n i-Sc.,
sold between % rs and q l-Snz7 lie,
and closed at = l-Sc. unchanged from
yesterday Cash corn was steady.
oats developed nothing interesting. An
air OF dulness was present In this market,
as well as elsewhere on the floor. Sep
TENDER oats closed 1-S0l-fc. higher.
Provisions manifested more frmness
early, under the influence of the good
hog market. but moderately fair offer
ings depressed prices later. September
pork and lard each closed l0c. lower, and
September ribs 1-2Gl0c. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows: