Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July FlOur-Fairly ac-
tive and about steady.
Rye Flour-Dull; good 10 fair. SHs325
COrnmeal-Easier.
Kye-Dull: No. western. 63c.
Barley-Easy feeding i0Qilc.
BARLEY Malt-Dull.
Wheat-SpOt firm. No. . red 773.c. OPP
tiOns weak on lower cables and fine wea-
Their and crop news. Rallying on a short
demand. They We're thereafter trmer.
stimulated by export developments and
fair clearances. Close firm az unchanged
prices; July closed 7Casc.; September closed
7Giac. December closed 7Siic.
Corn-Spot weak; No. 2. 39isc. options
oIened easy with wheat. and worked into
positive weakness under persistent liqul-
datiOu Receipts and crop news were inn
portant bear considerations. close was
weak and isdi.c. net lower. July closed
Csc; September closed $3.50; December
closed H9sC
Oats~sPot quiet. options dull and
nOmInally easier.
Beef-Firm.
Cut Meats-Firm.
Lard-Firm; western steamed, 5000
Sj.7j refined firm.
POrk-Birm
Butter-Weak: western creamery. l5Q
| 1Siac.; imitation creamery. i3pl6c.; State
DAIRY. t320l1c.
Cheese Steady; large white. SIC; large
COlored. S3sc.
Eggs Steady; State and Pennsylvania,
15iac.; western fresh. 14i@0l5c.
potatOes-Steady: southern frsts, N.2jH
81 -: southern seconds. 7jc u$l
Frclghts to LiverpOol-Dull, but steady;
cotton by steam. l5c.
Cottonseed- Oil--Firmer; prime crude,
2liaa22e.
re. Philadelphia and Baltimore. $50;
do In bulk. Slj.
Rosln-Quet; strained common 20 good.
$50
Turpentine-ste at 42Qi2'sc.
Rice-Steady.
Coffee-Options opened dull. unchanged
10 points lower, and followed an UNI
eventful course throughout. with room
traders in control. European ana Bra
lillian cables were about as expected. the
statistical situation was not materially
changed. investment business failed 10
materialize. spot demand was slack. and
the market I'm general quite destitute OF
redeeming features. Close quiet. net I'M
changed 20 . points lower. sales, 9'D
bags. including August. $3.50: September.
$3.50; October. SL6JHSt7O. Spot coffee. Rio.
dun and easy; mild quiet and about
sugar-ouiet. but steady; refined steady;
moderate trade only
NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 1s-Home demand
for cotton goods fair I'm staple lines and
moderate I'm fancios. Brown shecunBs
and drills very firm In export grades,
which are still I'm good request Tor China
market Wide sheetings firm. cotton
fiannels and blankets quiet WOolen nan
nels advancing. Prints quiet without
new feature. Ginghams firm. but de-
mand quiet. Denims and other course
colored cotton i'm moderate request az
previous prices. Worsteds for mems
wear active and strong.
NEW YORK MELON MARKET
NEW YORK, July lS.-Nuskmelons IN
fair supply and showing a wide range III
quality and value Watermelons higher.
Pineapples steady. Muskmelons North
Carolina and Virginia, per carrier. ioc ~
81 %: per crate. SOC NSL25; per basket. y0N
75c.. Charleston, per basket 7jc.W$l.G;
per crate. SlqS; Baltimore per basket
sl.2ju$l.7j: per carrier NLNn2' florlda
and Georgia per crate. SldS225; per bas-
ket. 75c.Nsl75; Texas per crate, $3.50,
Watermelons. per carload, Sloep$.5, per
100. $Sd$25.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July S.-Flour-Quiet and
Wheaf-Dull and easy: spot and the
month. 72tm7l5sc.: August 12isnl21sc.;
September, 73iza73Ac.; southern. by sam
Corn9Easy; spot and the month. 2e&9
367sc.: August, 36f. M37c.; September, 3IisW
Csc. southern white corn. 4zc. asked
Oats-DulI; No. white, 3lMJizc.
Rye-Easy; No. near by. 56l2c.; No
western 6OAc.
Cheese and Butter-Steady and I'M
changed.
Eggs-Steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July 1s.-Little speculative
interest was displayed IN the Board or
Trade markets to-day outside OF the pro-
vision pit Wheat declined &c. corn &c,
and oats lost u shade. Provisions adj
vanced lO0i5c., the latter in pork.
The leading ,utures ranged az follows;
opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
Wheat. No ,
July .......7ob2 l02s lvt lvlz
sept. I'll az 7lssgE l0ls mas,
Dec. .724q3 1875 7ZssaA q
Corn. No. >
ruly ......3] % 32ts 32Ts
sent .... .S2NG7s S27s S2i.ass 324
Dec Dec. .......si%aa. siAa7s n% a%
oats. No. .
July ....s..2S% "a "a "a
Sept I'D W's ga, ~ gsn,t
May .......8 z1tsHi4 - -fsH'4
Mess Pork. per bbl-
Sept. ....S927ia $3.50 &.2 $3.50
oct. ......$9.35 S935 STA $500
s.S s'': Il + ,'' gs s So s sg
Short-Ribs. per 100 lbs
Sept. .....>Slis $3.50 s5.25 &.2lis
oct. ......s5.32i2 &.S2iz $50 S.S2,s
Cash quotations were as follows: No. 2
yellow corn. S5&c. Flour quiet. No