Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-11
NEW YORK PRODucE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 0-Flour-Dull and
| unchanged; southern -four unchanged.
.Wheat-Spot market duh and easier
| closing steady. Options opened weak and
! declined 1eG44c on lower cables, rallied
l-4d3-sc. and closed steady. at Liza nc
under yesterday; July 81 lac; August
81 5-Sc; September, 6l$.c.; October, 81 S-Sc. !;
December 63 J-Sc.
Corn-Spots dun and easier; No. 2. 32tkc.,
In elevator; 355sc. ahoat. Options were
dull but steady at a &c. decline; July,
3zlac; September, 324c.; October. % 3-sc.
Oats-Spots moderately active and
easier. options dull and nominal, July,
20 lie: September, 10 7-Sc.; spot: No. 2,
20 Liam 8-sc.; No. white, 2l1sc. No. :
Hay-Cholce firm; receipts light; ship
ping, 621sd57lsc.; good to choice @lzc.nS1.
Beef-Steady and quiet; family. Soc;
beef hams quiet at Sliasl5; tierced beef
dull; city extra India mess, $llNSl3.
Cut Meats-Firmer and IN fair demand;
picked bellies, S4.62ikQs47j short ribs,
Si.l2i4qS+37I2 hams, s925aSlO.
Lard-Quiet and firm, western steam,
1895; city, $3.50, September, 1895, refined
dull; Continent, $50; south America, N50;
compound. sfgsA2j.
Pork-Steady; old mess, T.75ass.25; new
mess. $S.50USS.75.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
Eggs-Fancy. State, and Pennsylvania,
13Ql3b2c.; western fresh, l0ladllc
CottonseedO il-Qulet and lower; crude,
2Op2Oi9c.; yellow prime 2f3c.; do, of
Rosin-Quiet; strained. common to good,
Turpentine-stea at 2iAa254c.
Rice-Steady, quiet, and unchanged.
Molasses-Qulet and unchanged.
Peanuts-Quiet and unchanged.
Coffee-Quiet and 10al5 points down;
July, Sl.iO; September. Sl075. December
slO06; March, $40; May, $3.50; spots duh
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair re-
hning, 2 1-Sc.; centritugals, 70 degree test,
3 Csc. bid; refined in fair demand and
unchanged.
ton, by steam, 3s.q5Zd.; grain, by steam,
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
NEW YORK, July O.-Blackberries-
Maryland and Delaware, per quart, 2gic.
Plums-Per quart, 3Q7c.
Huckleberries-Pe quart, 446c: do.
Maryland and Delaware, per quart, tu6c.
Potatoes-Florida, per barrel, S24A.
Observation-Disclosures sl3g{25O; do. per
hundred, Sl24N3.
MuskmelOns-Per basket, 4Oul0c.; DO. per
barrel SOC ~ go.
Raspberries-Per pint, 202 1-2c
Peaches-GeOrgia, per carrier, 75c.gR.25;
do. Maryland and Delaware, per crate
5ocdSl; do. per basket, 40ac5c; do. per
e G ape case. 75c.Gt75; do. per
'. Appics|per basket, aQa25; do. per
crate, 60Qs5c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL, July l0.-The inertia
which has prevailed all the week I'm the
grain and provision markets was not re-
lieyed by anything that happened to-
dav. BallOting for candidates being In
order the bulletin-boards offered more
attraction than the wheat pit. Prices
ranged lower than yesterday. with a
fairly steady tone existing a. the decline.
September opened from 90 is 10 IS l-S0
80 Lie, sold between IS Ia and 50 lie.
closing at 70 3-fQ55 7-Sc.-S-Sc. under yes
terday Cash wheat was easy and lac
lower
Corn was quiet, with no feature or Incl
dent worthy OF mention. September
opened at Is 3-4c., sold between d 3-ifp
26 7-s and "a 5-Sc., closing at % 3-4c.-l-sc.
under yesterday. Cash corn was steady,
with no change in prices.
Oats were quiet. attracting no atten-
ton, and initiating wheat and corn. Sep
TENDER closed a shade higher than yes
terday. Cash oats were quiet. with about
the same range of prices ruling as yester-
day.
Provisions were fairly active and quiet
to firmness.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
opening. nIInes- Loses Closing.