Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-08
NEw YORK PRopucE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. August 7.-Flour--Steady
and unchanged; southern Hour duil ana
easy.
whepDq @nf Sgt T% Ted SO Ss5sd req 10
northern 65 lac. options were falrly ac-
tive and irregular, closing nrm at 49,
lie. advance; May, 81 7-Sc. August &c;
september s. S-ie; 0efoper ~ y &C. NO.
Corn-Fairly active and tirmer; No; =
30 1-4c. in elevator: 81 lac, afoat Up,
tons were quiet and steady at unchanged
prices to a 1-Sc. advance; August, ~ S-4c.;
September 80 1-4c.: october, 80 SAC
Oats-Dull but firm options duh ana
easier; August, q i-4c.; September and
October; &c; spot No; z % SILL a-sc:' NO
Hay-Steady and quiet; shipping, % l-|g
G5c; good 10 choice. 90c. u$l.
wool.Quiet and steady; domestic
fleece, 1sn22c;i pulled. lSqsSc;, .,,, xs6so.
extra mess. $6GT beef hams, Sl40OlLslo.
Tierced Beef-Steady and quiet; city eA-
ira India mess ylnSl2;
Cut Meats-Dull but steady; pr kied pet
lies. 3-ic.; shoulders. l-2qS Bic; hams
I,ard-Weaker but quiet; western steam
$3.50, city, $50; septe,mEoer 30 relihea
A75; compound, sS.S 1-2dS4.l2 IL. 80,
Pork-Fairly active and STEADY olu
mess, sSa&.25i new, s8dsS.t9: -. ,os.
Butter-Qulet and firm; state dairy. iva
IA 1-2c.; do, creamery, u l-19l0c.' western
dairy, 9Mf2c.. Elgins. l5c. -. ,,o
Fggs-Culet and STEADY; state anu fS's N
sylVania. 1913 l-2c.; western fresh, IL l-2N1
DC: do, per case. $lH&2.55.
Cottonseed- Oil-Crude, 1920; yellow
p 1-2G23c. ,,
81 -. o,o,y. %
Potatoes-Easy and dulli SOUTHERN wv
Slp sweets 75c. MSl %.
Rice-Steady and quiet; domestic, fair
to extra. GAS BIC. Japan, 4di lie;
| Afolasses-Dull but steady; New Orleahs'
omen kettle. good to choice. 2768c. -
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy hand-picked' az
: con coffee-Quiet and l5QsO pointso down;
September. 975G $3.50; october, @45; De
cernber. sgO5as915; March, SsltS.lO; May,
ssGSsC5: June, s9.O5; spot Rio duh ana
| easy: No. Z, II 1-2c.
| Sugar-Raw quiet and nrmi lalr rem III,
| ing. 3i-Sc.; refined firm, quiet ana I'M
'iFrelghts-Firm; cotton. by steam, 2Oc
per 100 pounds; grain, by steam, l-ou'
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
NEW YORK, August 7.-Huckleberries-
] Maryland and Delaware, 5M5cs
1 Pears-Southern fancy, $aOltS; -
Wstermelons-C sl25q$255; do
per hundred N0nS2o. o,
Mrskmelons-B Basket, 75c.dN.
| Peaches-Maryland and Delaware, crdee
| ava l0f.r no. Dcoh1Nf ~~e'N~'f
Onions o,nriisons-Eastern Shore, basket, 10000.
! do, barrel, $lmSl25 -. -zo 7x1 81
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, August Flour
| Unchanged: .,,,.. soe-a0
| e0c.: September, 90 1-2160 3-4c.; steamer
| No. red. IS 1-2li55 SAC; southern, ny
sample, 57@62c.i do, on grade % Jay
u CSorni-Easy; spot. August, and septem
her aaia9 he: southern white, - l-2qSoc
&c oats"Fifm, No. white, 10000; No.
ir PInIccsss-steady: No. 2. nearby, 81 1-2aS5c.
No. 2 western, 35 1-2G3sc. ,,.<,,,e "a
| Hav-Firfn: choice timothy, fiotiSlo;aV'
Grain Freights-Firm; steam ea 70 Liver td
| pool. per bushel, 3-S02 3D. CosK' l0l
| orders. per quarter. Is Sd.
| Eggs-Weak at l-2c
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. August THE panlchy con
| dition OF the stock market found renec
| tion i'm the Beard or Trade business thi
| morning Wheat softened and declined,
| 1eysrai feeling of encouragement and un
| easiness taking possession OF the ma IN, Nc
| and exhibiting itself In loss at one TIM
OF almost a cent, but on the report thaI
| consIderable amount of cash wheat va
| riously estimated at from 10000 10 4uo.VV
| bushels had been worked for eastern
! Shipment a buying movement or some I'm
portanee developed rd ana ala in nnt indieat
| any unusual interest, and local operator
were the only people taking, part In IN
/ transactions. September wheat opens
and 5G sac, and closed at 50 S-Sc.-un
changed from yesterday. Cash wheat sou
at a lc decline. but rallied. and close
nominally unchanged from yesterday.
Corn was affected more by the tempe
and tone OF wheat, and by the genera
speculative discomfort. than by direct ll
formation relative 10 the grain tseil
Opening prices were weak ana mo ly~e cerea
Altered ia course. September corn open
ed at 241-sc., sold between "a and "a &c
and closed at "a 1-Sc.-l-2c under yesesl
day. Cash corn was fairy sleauS Az
f0ats-About the same conditions wer
present IN the oats market as IN Wnee
and corn. Business was limited 10 i Jos
earlier but steadier later. sympathy wiz
the other grains furnished the motiV
for the action. September oats cioseu
shade under yesterday. Cash oats WeI
i-2c' lower for old and 1-2aS-4c. lower 10
Provisions-The general feeling Of inse
curity surrounding the gram ana ssv ,s,
markets was at work in provisions als'
Holders were uneasy and willing 70 sci
whilst even shorts displayed little dispos
ton 10 buy The hog market was lVple'
lower. which was another argument y
denreciation. The later recovery In whea
bronoht about like action In produc
noyk recovering fully. but lard and TIT
only slightly. September pork closed VI
cbaneed' September lard 507 lie. lowe
ond Eeotember ribs f5c. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
opsains. nisnsy. LowssS ClosInl
Anen'........5ssSaH se5 g. 81
sept...... ,36sis 56N 55ss b6'
Dec. .5s7sa59 oOtsa,s ooss os'4s