Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
l-sc. below yesterday: July, IS s-sc.: Au-

gust. ~ l-4r.. SepWmD<r. ~ S-fC.
Oats-Onlet and lower. options fairly
active and weak. July. e i-gc:: september.
sc. spot prices: No. 2, ~ 3-<V2sc.: No.
white. 3ic. mixed westerrf. 2S95oc.
Hay-Quiet and firm; shipping. &c; good
to choice, Snq0c.
wool-Firm: domestic. fleece. i54isc.;
pulled. l2d3oc.
Beef-Quiet and steady; femily, sliG
SO; extra mess. IS: beef hams duh at
TIerced Beef-s,eady; city. extra India
mess. sl.asls
Gu, Meats-Active and strong; picked
bellies &C.: shoulders. &C.: hams. i-tdloc.
Lard-tluiet and lower; western steam,
nominally; september. $40 nominaliy: re-
fined quiet. South America, Wv com
pound. 5d5 lac.
Butter-In ,moderqte demand and
II l-2aisc.; western dairy. saiic.; Eig'os,
Cottonseed- OIL Steady: crude gsc.: yell
low prime. % i-+1B i-2c.; do. 500 'uer'
Petroleum Nominal; refined. New FORK.
RosIn-Dun but steady; strained. COM
mon TO good, N57 l-2QM.& 10.
% Lee.
R.ce-FIrm and unchanged
MoIasses-Firm and unchanged.
Peanuts-Firm.
y
UP; July, N425uu430: August. St3o; sep
TENDER, NiS; October and December,
sli.4o: spot Rio quiet and steady; No l.
Is 3-4c.
fair refining, . l3-i6c.; centrfugals. 70
degree test. lac; refined frm ana un-
changed.
Freights 10 Liverpool-Grain more ac-
tive and steady: cotton. lid gram; 10:
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables
Peaches continue irregular In qualify.
Piums in fair demand. Apples. buckle
berries. and muskmelons dull. except tor
choice. Pears steady: haspos eeso M IN
freely offered. Vegetables In light re-
CO q and without much change.
NMkmelons-- Florida, barrel, NnS
basket. soc dsi so; do, Charleston 'ocT
$50 "a
Observation-Disclosures Carolina, quart. SO
loc.: DO. Maryland and Delaware, salec'
Peaches-Georgia. carrier. MeG1; 80 30;
case, s275a27s do. , South q Ca no Nc,,S
Ga S; aE' r 5ssi: a. ''v'''''' w. ~
PlumsI Georgia, wild goose. carrier, ooG
go. o~,.n
Grapes Florida. carrier, 81 5oas2N
Watermelons Florida. 100. Sizhso' ~, uV,
Georgia, do. si2as22; do car-ioads' ''V'~
Applss-Georgla. carrier. N,2q2: do,
North Carolina. barrel. I5mS % BID Mary
land and Delaware. green; crate . ,st,sni,
acknowledgement, oashe'' """V'N''
Egg. plaut1Florida. half barrel, Snsl p;
do. barrel-crate. S42.5O; do. charies'oi''
basket, 75c. QN. ,.. s-6,
81 do do barrel. n.i5as2: do. Virginia, po-
tata-barrel. sI.50qsl.75: do. basket 75as'c'
DO. Tennessee, barrel. &.25.
Po,atoss-Ross, M:eaS; az Ga, Sh''e' red
75c 1isie do. green. do. 75c.0st. do. Mary
land. wax. do. slm3i.25. .,o-.. -.
do :. c.m 4S.s ~ 5sc, d1 ca INTERVIEWED
DO. Charleston, do, N2oa$l''1; do'' CRAVE
.5c. ass.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July There was more
strength i'm wheat prices to-day ,hai,
would naturally have been expecteu' u,
view of the tenor OF the news. In III u,
wa not to be supposed they would ps
! however. considering the weakness wnicI
was shown on this side yesterday. Inen
! the Shipments to European impott,ns
! countries aggregated $4,000 bushels. Be-
/ cause these shipments were less than las'
week. the bulls fegned some couraGe
! AZ the opening. but on thinking me ma,.
! ter over. and comparing the snlpiheh''
/ with the requirements-6., OD.pD busheis-
| they did not believe the caid eNac'S
4 raid that was made on corn about
| the middle of the session was not e1OV
! thing for wheat. either and the low pom,
| OF the session was established aDou'
| that time BradstreetS reported only
$4,000 bushels decrease in the woriu
visible supply. the announcement, ~
usual. beins made promptly AZ noon
! Prices had recovered a little AT that tsmr
but they again fell away temporarily
! During the last hour there Wa'
some covering by shorts, when mao W. W.
effect of stiffening the market up, an'
| close being slightly higher than yesterday
! There were very few outsiders N th'
| market at any time. local scaipers do'ht
the most OF the trading.
10 II 3-sc.. sold between 20 IL and II I-sc.
and closed at the latter-3-Spl-2c. highe'
than Yesterday Cash wheat average
steady. the close being firm with th'
corn received shaking up at th'
hands Of a commission-man note'
| for his raidiug ability, assisted ps
| brokers who were acting tor II Iocai pr
| fessionai The weahness that was cause,
| by the hammering caused decine ~
| almost cents In prices, and carried .n'
other grain markets along with II. I'M
demand was OF 10 importance. ana unani'
TO resist the declining current, Ai'el
/ the pressure was removed, however
martial recovery was made. though II
Inc end there was net loss In value
, Ths growing crop is In excellent condition
and the principal discouragement t'
buyers and holders was found IN una
/ fact. Bradstreets reported decrease u
available supplies OF coz 900 bushels.
! September corn opened at from 40 y,
to Is i-2c., declined 10 ~ l-ic.. railieu
/ and closed at &c l-sc.-I-sc. under yestsr
| DAVIS close Cash corn was lc. lower
! closing at n lie. recovery.
Oats were quiet. The action was OF
subdued order. prices relying on corn an'
wheat. mainly for their motive ana IN
/ spiration. When the slump took place u
corn there was some aggressive selilii
of oats and n was not petsistei III
/ when the decline was checked. Bfai
streets reported a decrease In available
! stocks of Ills. coo bushels. september oats
| closed 5-sc. under yesterday. Cash oats
were i-2c. per bushel lower. CLOSING
steady ..,..,
/ Provisions Traders In product confess
Z that they are little mixed on the sltua
! tion. The hog receipts are not large, Lu
! prices at the yards are not strong In
! market today opened firm, but the weak
/ ness OF grain had considerable influence
| and pricss Welded TO IL in some degree
/ There was only a scattering business, anI
no outside, orders. At the close Septenioel
| nork was i-2c. higher than Yesterday
! eeptember lard i-2c. lower and September
/ ribs. | l-2a5c. lower. Domestic AMI forels'
/ marhets were quiet and steady.
/ The leading futures ranged as fo!lows'
,,nsnlue uignesg Lowest Closing