Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. August 2.-Flour-Re-
! ceipts. $3.50 barrels exports. il.0Ss bar
rels: sales, 1880 packages; market weak
and lower 10 sell. In sympathy with the
break in wheat; Minnesota patents $500
$50: winter patents, So.31a<iJ5; winter
ssfaishts. ssnSJ.i5, rye Hour tim.
CCrnmeal-Qyiet
Rye-Weak: No. 2. So i-2c.
Barley-Easier: feeding. SIC; barley
mart dull.
Wheat-Spot weak; No. 2 red. si.Ol La
/ sl.0l "a ahoat; No. 2 northern. sl.e6 ID
afioat; options weak. under disappointing
Liverpool cables; advanced with corn,
| weakened again under liquidation. but
| finally rallied on covering. and closed
| 3 5-Sd4 l-Sc net lower: No. red, August,
| closed siO0 Ia: September. "a 3-Stg9 l-sc.-
closed % l-4c.; December, SO 1895 lie
| closed 81 Use
vator: % 5-sc ahcat: options opened
| easier with wheat recovered on active
buying and bad-crop reports. but SOLD on
again under realizing. and closed oSsu
/ SIC net lower; August closed 81 S-sc. ;
! September 35nS5c-closed 80 3-sc. Dc
/ cenber 81 7-SN3s DISCLOSED 81 3-Sc.
Oats-Spot easier; No. 2. q 3-ic.; op-
! lions dull and easier. with corn, at l-ze;
1 net decline; September, - 5-fu-fc.-eioseu
/ q 3-ic: October closed 2tc.
| Feed-Strong: bran. 81 l-2nFoc
Hay-Weak shipping. 45dSoc.; good 10
| choice. GOA lOc
! Hops--Steady.
Hidcs-Firm.
! Leather-Firm. -
Wooi~strong; domestic. fleece, 2oQ27c.;
Beef-Firm: family. @asiO; extra mess
81. 5cllSs. 80: beef hams. s2.15: packed, ss.oon
-Meats-Firm; picked bellies, ShZoH
s.: do. shoulders DQS.l2 IL; 40 haihs'
| SS501fsS.62 IL
Iard-Tirin: western steam, S.25; Oc-
tober. $50; refined steady Continent
si5Odsi75.
Pork-Steady; old mess 1875. ,..
putter-F'irm: western creamery, lZW
| t9c': do. creamery. 7Qll lie; Elgins, lsc. :;
| Imitation creamery. i0Ml3c.; state DAIRY,
l0Nl7c.; do. creamery. l2glsc. ..ou
Cheese-Firm large white, lie; siI la,i
| do. 3-4c.; large colored. l-lc; small
do. 3-4c.; part skins, l-2a6 l-2e'; iuii
EGG Esgs@Firm; state and Pennsylvania
! l7figc.: western fresh. lie.
Potatoes-Steady; Jersey. N;Z9nsl:'V'
Long Island. $l.75d2; sweets s.oViNi
Tailov-Dull: city. 3 3-Sd3 lie; country,
Csc. according to quality.
Cottonseed- Oil-Steady.
Petroieum-Dull. 100,
ROsin-Quiet; strained, Coihihoh W SNV"'
! 81. 400 Sl.JO.
/ Turpentine-2i 1-2q25c.
/ Rice-Firm.
| Moasses- Firm. .-,,.,oo-
| Piy-Iron-Dull. northern. sl02aSl29.
! Copper-Stead brokers', Sllzo' EN-
Lead-strong; brokers'. $3.50; Exchange
't TingFirm; straights. sls7Oaaa.so plates
| dun. .o-o,,o,
! Top,atoes-per box or crate, according
| Jersey Cabbage-Per 100 S2aS25O
| Coffee-Ootions opened steady AT IN
| changed prices to a decline OF points,
! turned weak under local iiquldatlons'
| buying checked by free Brazilian receipt =;
| small warehouse deliveries, ana lach vi
outside support; foreign cables uisap-
pointing. Closed barely steady; net oe w 10
| Changed TO 10 points lower; sales, 90 .So
bags. including September at @i9ite'y,o
| december. $G.sOQis6.S5; March. Niods.lo'
May. N2Oas7,25 spot Rio quiet; Coruo'a'
$40 jO0sl6J0.
sugar-Raw firm; refined firm.
| Observation-Disclosures Cruue' no
| market: nominally al Soc.
| NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK. August 27.-The dry-goods
market shows no signs or weakening, Az \.
the month now drawing TO close u
! pronounced by both first-hand dealers anu
! iobbers 10 be emirently satisfactory Dotl
| as TO amount of goods sold, ana tne ilhl'
ner i'm which prices have Deen auNahveu
and sustained With jobbers, the poicy
has been one OF repression, the prices pc
| ing held down as low as possible III Orusl
TO fasten trade which kept coming 10 th'
city and which manifested a disposition
to take goods in fair quantities. IL rea
| sonable prices prevailed. ,.
| staple cottons at first hands continue
| strong to-day various advances being an
nounced and made quietly, to bring abou
| conformation to the market AT arge
! Rrown goods are i'm steady demand 1oi
| domestic cousumption. though the export
| trade Is no heavier than was the case
week ago Wide sheetings are wen sus
tanned. buyers I'm some cases being Willie
| TO take goods at an advanced Nlce
| Bleached cottons are strong, with DuSins
Of fair proportions registered by mai
! orders. and in store-trading. PRINT cloths
! arc we'll Sustained There Is no furthei
| bidding for futures at ll-l6c., whlle u
extras spot bids at 5-Sc are persistent
IN refused by the merchants
! Prints are very firm. and the demand
| continues well sustained. Ginghams sho"
general advance of hc., several othei
lines having fallen into position behind
| the AWoskcaes ..,,,,,o
Woollens ana worsted goous are scIl,nss
freely. In the latter, there Is marked
! movement. with the high prices preVali'
| ing in all wOollen lines.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. August 27.-Flour-
/ mil and unchanged: receipts, 6,Ts par
rels: exports, 6,67S barrels; sales, 90 par
rels. .o. o,d tho
month. 90 1-2099 5-sc.; Septe as a s ye'
celpte 26s. $50 bushels exports 2s9,Hu
bulbeis. stock, .2S7 1893 bushels safes,
10 coo bushels; southern wheat, by sam
pie and on grade. 9sc.asLOl. on,
| corn-Steady; spot and the month, 5Dh
a. &c: September, 80 1-4a35 lie; Octo-
| ber rs 1-2G35 3-ic; steamer mixed, 81 La
| 20 40. receipts, 1i7 66i bushels; exports
Se9l bushels: stock. l,309,4O5 bushels,
sales. 10000 bushels; southern white ana
0ats-Steady: No 2 white 2ilf25c.; No
9 mixed. 2l42i i-2c.; exports, - Dusheis'
Rye-unsettled and lower; No. 2, near
| by. 5Sd53 1-2c.; No. western, 1lc. re-
ceipts. 1920 bushels; exports, none; Stock
' Hay~Firm for the better grades; choice
| timothy si3.50uS4
Grain Freights-Very quiet and UNI
changed.
| Eggs--Firm: fresh, l5c.
| Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
| Whiskey-Unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. August 2.-wheat furnished
! another sensation to-day This time II
was the bulls who suffered. September
| closing Use lower. and December at
| decline Of 3 7-Sc, after a session remark
| able for small trading and extremely vio
/ lent fluctuations. Weak foreign marke'i
/ and reports Of reselling by foreigners
] were ostensibly the reasons for the de
! cline. but there were plenty OF rumor'
| of a bear combination. formed 10 breaf
| the market Corn was also very turDu'
| lent and closed at about cent decline
| oats were weak. and declined half cent
| provisions closed 50l0c. lower
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.
| WHgAT-No.2.