Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-26

e. e5sa2. IS ;do fsir 20 fsacy. " ASSES .S6 "a.
patents, ea&oael: Minnesota ossss. s2.50s33.
southern Oa, s1 but sissa, seis%oa . ar
s425. Wheat -aarket fairly active bat sosx.
and lsl,sc. lover; No red, seore and eisse-
tor, 7OkaIlAc. afoas,. IT,: options tefyiy
s snss 'a,e 'o.s, c's.,ns s o,. ,oss:
rately active, lAslssa lower, snd steady; No.
2. 4ssso,<c. 10 elevator; 4s,<s<sssc. s6ost;
options QUIZ and lsSaiAc lover; JAY; 4slsc..
and moderately sctive; options quiet; July.
SIC. August, SitSc.: 6sptsmbcs, J0Itc. Nc.
2, Sa37,xc.; No. p vhlse. y1.fa3sc. MIXED
western, 37iss3ec.: White DO, ssaf:,c. Wool
27a92c. pulled, 2eas7e. Beef quite, and
steady: family, si0as1e; extra mess, s:.10s-
IS. Beef hams duh bot steady az ise.
IIercc1 beef quiet and nnesAnEea; city
duh and weak; p,osled bellies. lll1c. shout
ders. 20. hams. i1af2c.: middles qalet and
steady; snort.ciesr, TIC Lard auies and se~er:
op,ions--July. $40 aakcd; sspsenbev. sia.e0,
nominal: refined duu; Continent, SIC. 40;
south American. et0.oo. eompoand Izte Pork
active and steady; pey mess ttsasls. 20
81 ass and p,sa nss sa c" sas
steady. kocin dua bat steady strained, con-
mon 10 good. slastO5. Turpentiue aaies and
weak at 27a27I<a Rico m iesr den'and and
4iai,1c Molasses. Foreign nominal; Nsw
Orleans open kettle. good 70 chctse. steady snd
quiet et $50. Pcanuts Guiet. C0aoe-.opsioos
opened barely steady and sosed Sssdy ~ 90
S ssa g g s, sSsa I's Sscs%s.r siacs
1890: March. si5.f5; spot Mo- easter and
more active: No. z, 1876 sugar-Rss duii
aud nominal; fa,r refining, 3tsc. censnfussis'
9T,,os'; &c; renasd dun ana ssax: on ~. :.
loaf: ohas -i6c. srsnulssed' o,lesSxc
freights TO Liverpool steady and fairly aseive;
cotton, steam, kd.: gram, steam s'ad.' hon
store.
CHICAGO. July 25 To-day made comp'eto
undotng Of yesterdays business on Change N
two hours she big advance OF yesterday vas
wiped oat Wheat broke i;sc., corn INC. snd
oats 1870. from the closing prices ot lass niSbs.
The chief cause of the sHash Of the morning
was she Mitchei-banx suspension al husankee,
followed by the bank failures In indianapone.
Louisville, and other cities. IL WAS ne tmptes-
sion that considerable wheat was soit Tor MIL
wausse parties trading In this market VINO haa
their accounts In the Milwaukee banks wnhu
closed and who ordered their long wheat ciosea
out. Tho buyers of yesterday iarned sellers
to-day ana the effects u the bad-cfop
outlook and the war news from Siam we're
for the moment lost sight OF. The opening was
ssAttc lower than yesterdays closing ana WIN
only slight fuciuauons prices further declined
until the close, viii h was comparatively quiet
and steady. The corn movement was heavy,
the stocks Of contract corn increased, and tho
cash demand was 30 slow A. to DO against Tue
speculative market The bears seeing the turn
In sentiment pressed tho selling and forced tho
market back. Tue trade va oets was regulated
entirely by tho other markets. Provisions
started with an upturn Of balOc, but attempts
TO unload prectpitated q break IN keepins With
the drop IN grain. There Was a partial reaction
in prices later. but only scanphueiness-
Cash Quotations: Flour quiet and unchanged
No. z spring wheat. B,IaAc No. corn, 3eesc.
No. oata, 27lSc. Mess-pork. sip.7Saie. I7ss-
Lard, 80. T5se9.s0 short-hb sides .loose',
rs. l5aes.33. Dry.salted shoulders tboxetl,
s7.75R4s. Short-ciear sides (bOxedl, ss.oOa
sS.B2x, Whisky, sl.t1.
The Leading futures ranged as fOllows: