The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

ana unchanged, as follows:
Choice white winter extras. &3 G0(Gs9 70
Fair 10 RooQ winter 75G9 Do
Low 10 medium winter. ................5 5oGD So
Rcd winter extras. f561 10
Fancy western spriug extras. ..... $50
Choice western spring. 6 asa 30
Medium to fair western spring....... s sSSa 8 90
Fancy and well-known Minnesota. OoI s2i
Good to choice Minnesota. to0D IS
Good 10 fancy Minnesota tpateut1..... Oe41lo SO
Choice sprtng snpertnes .............. 00fl so
Fair to good supcrfnes.. .............. Esq 70
Low anu common supe:fncs.. ....... 600 90
Sales Include: Spring ex;ras-So barrels Patent
200 sna ne
do at $5s7s so barrels do at 1885, 400 barrels on
prvns IS prss st S
winter extras-so barrels, brand not named, at $780,
200 barrels do. at 81 225 barrels private terms.
track al $lo.5o.
Corr. Aeal.-Sales Of 500 barrels at $3.50.
| QUIZ moierate on Yesterday. There was som. in
quiry from the July shorts but iu the general
trade the degree OF animation exhibited was some.
what unsatisfactory. AS the market tor cash and
July wheat is practically under the control Of few
parties, who, aside from owning all tile grain In
store, are also "long" for this months delivery.
operators were naturally reluctant to take hold very
| freely and almost all the trading ut the present
time was confined to August aud subsequent options
Prices, however, were little Irregular as compared
with the closing days OF last week, yet no change OF
any account, either for vance or otherwise was
|
doubtless shade stronger than on Saturday, Us the
near approach OF the close of the month naturally
stimulated the demand from parties having contracts
to cover, but for August and late deals the market
| was literally unchanged. No. closed for present
delivery ut $leOa. As shippers were light traders,
low grades sold rather sparingy at $loaiGSl.05 for
| No. }, and Ole. for rejected.
PTuyiSt0nS-Mess pork, iartl, and short-rlb NIL
dies sold to limited extent on yesterday, the de-
| maud being only fair. Mess pork was weak al Il
decline of lO@?Oc. from last Saturdays quotations,
while lard was triie easier Meats, however, were
| comparatively steady at about previous prices.
Cash mess pork quoable ut $3.50 seller August
ut $l630G 10; seller September 1t
aud seller December at $l30$l3.sO. Lard was quo
| table at those. for cash or seller August. Caddy
lard merely nominal at ll@ll!c. Sweet-plckled
hams were held At loGl.tc., according To weight.
Dry-satcd meats steady at 73c. for shoulders
| SIC, for short ribs, and ssd9c for short clear.
| For August delivery prices were the same rs Tor
cash. Bacon meats were In no demand, and prices
ruled steady, ranging ut SIC. for shoulders eac iof
clcar-rlbs, iOsc. for clear sides, and l3Al5tc Tor
/ hams-all packed. Beef products were quoted M
$2!6D$25 for hams 75@s9 for mess beef, and 1915
(GSlO for extra Mess Tallow was steady at 7Hiac
and grease nominalat 53e1e1c Sales. were Us iol-
| lows:
! Ness Pork-sales of 500 barrels. cash, at $3.50
50O barrels seller August, at 1855; Loco barrels
seller September, Mt Sl55; 5u0 barrels, seller Au-
1 gust and September, at SlS.l5
| Lrd.-Sales of 1850 tierces ut 7ac.; 100 terces
| summer at 7ic. :.
Short-Rfb Widdttngs-Salcs of 100000 pounds ut
| ssc.-7iHieS.