Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-10

dull ana weak eommen 70 fair sxtrs. a.fe
aG Sss goo s e. shscs a. se ,,s ..,
c opsons I saar si'y sssss sdysSe Gs
"a. over 3slsr 'di s No s ! red. elcr,nssxs
July @Nc.; August, scs4c.; september,
Corn Dull tas firTncr; No. 2, ssc. in els-
vator; &c. aficat. Options dull but steady
at a Hutic advance; July. NC August.
Tc. september.. f1Hc.
options dull july eco sco'e August IT, n ssc
September. 80 c.: No. z white. July, kc.:
spot, No. ?, 5otzn5iisc.; No. 2 white. see:
mixed western. S'th52c.; white, do. tee
TIey-.pu!I choice shipping. soc.; good
wooi--in fair demand and about steady:
domestic fleece. l7s22c.; pulled I5dssc
Beef-Duli hut steady; family, $1,000
quiet at S20.o0e5 1910; tierced beef dull; city
extra India ness. N70ofiis00
Cut-meats-sIuiet and Arm: picked bel
lies, 7auSc.: shoulders. &C.: hams. liiac.;
middles nominal
steam. closing, S.t5: city, @.7567eo; july.
$40, nominal refined quiet: Continent,
T&: South America, $50; compound.
SI.C0n612iz.
Pork-Quiet and firm; mess. si4oo1itz5:
Ruttsr-I.ight receipts and frmer: State
dairy, l2FlSc.. creamery, i5Ii9c.; western
dairy, iolsQii'sc.; creamery. ifaisc.; FL
gins, 19c.
Cottonseed oii-Dull but firm: crude, &c.;
yellow 32isn3c.
Pctroleum-DulI but steady.
Rosin-Dul and easier; strained, COM
mon to good si.s2isat Sh.
Turpentine-- good demand and hrm.
Riee-Fairly active and nrm; domestic.
fair to extra, 5ssG5hc.: Japan, iNspt%c,
Molasses-Foreign nominal: New Or
leans. open-kettle. good to choice. NaS1c.;
market duh but steady.
Peanuts-Quiet.
CofYee-Opticns steady and unchanged
to points down: August, ute51tlt1o; DC
tober. sl3Jcai355: December, G2@Ql3W;
spot Rio dull but steady; No. I. nset
fair 'ti s a Ssns n du sna nn
changed; OF i. s%d+c.; standard 4. lis
Qr4c.: cut-louf. tsq5 Lie: crushed. 10
as Lie; graduated, I 1-16Qfttc.
Freiehts to Liyerpool-ouiet and about
steady; cotton. std. grain. Nd
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July s.--rhere was the usual
ant-governmen report tip to-day, IL
said that tn spring receipts OF wheat
would be much lower this month than
last. probably not higher than 70 per
! cent. There was no question but that
this acted as the principal sustainer OF
4
| less powerful reasons for higher prices
| The figures at the close were at some
recession from the outside, although
| showing gain Of Mc. over SATURDAY
! September wheat opened at from Js>s TO
sSssc sold between 5sas and 59isdos.c., and
closed at $3.50 5Sa,c. Cash wheat was duli
Prices were quotably hrm, with the iu-
lures.
corn opened firm and maintained the
| strength to the close. September corn
| opened at 4ixc.. sold between ia and
i2isc., and closed nc higher than Satur-
| day. at i2c Very little trading In cesn
| corn was seen. Prices were FIRM
| Oats were moderately active, WIN no
! individuality The action OF the other
| markets showed the direction ~ De iakel
| by oats. and II the close som7 irregulat'ly
/ was noted September showing itac-
/ tionsl loss while May was Nc n'@hsr'
| July closed unchanged from SATURDAY
| Provisions received some stimulus, o'l'
not very much animation, from the s'str.
rnent by the stock-yards sup-fl',rlr',. ~. :.
| that ne expected TO be able 10 receive
! live stock on Thursday or Friday POSSE
! biy the Presidents proclamation was 90
! some help t. prices, although y was
| speculative whether there would Ne AZ
I solute relief from the paralysis ~ tranr,
! since the trade unions are expected ."
! atrilte on Wednesday. There Wa it@'
! strsngth nj he close which showed 4
cain over Saturday of 22isc. for - ptem2er
! n0rk. Sc. FOR september lard. ana P2c 20,
/ sontember rlas The demand FOR lac',
! .,onsunption was good. Outside MARKERS
e,ere higher and cables strong.
( The leading futures ranged a. ioloW''