Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

TENDER. % 3-4c.; spot prices. No. Q. % s-4c.;
No. white. Is l-2p'0 i-2c.
Hay-Quiet and strong: shipping, l5c.;
good to choice. 95c.Nsi0o
Wool-Quiet, domestic fleece, lsa22c.:
Bee2Fanily. n20Dqslsoo; extra mess,
$500. beef hams, quiet and steady az
$3.50: tierced beef firm; city extra india
NESS si65s1iS11.Oo
cut Msats--Strong and scarce: picked
bellies, s-l6c., bid: Sc, asked; shoulders,
&C.. hams, . i-ialcc.
Lard-Dull but hrm; western steam.
$40: city. s6B: July. 1851. nominaily;
September 1911. nominally: refined strong (;
Continent. $40: South America. Wv; COM
pound A75ns5.3.
Pork-Firm and in better demand; mess,
Butter-E,ncy firm; fair demand; state
dairy. IiNi6l-2c.: do, treamery,, li9
II lie; western dairy. l-2elSc.; Elgins'
Cottonseed oil-Firmer; light offerings:
crude q i-2c.. bid: yellow, prime. 2u
q lee; do, or grade, q Tags. w.,
Petroleum-Firm: refined New YORK,
Ss5: do. in bulk. s5.iCgs5l5.
Rosin-Quiet and e9sy; strained e'''-
Rice-F'rm; fair to extra. l-fasc'' ia
pan. 40i lie.
Molasses-ForeIgn nominal; New Or
leans, open-kettle, good to choice zSaSSc''
firm
Peanuts-Frm.
Coffee-Flrm: lOa15 points up; October
Hi957i $780, December, SlL@' SaIcu,
SAC; spot Rio, firmer and more aeti'e'
No I, sl5.75. 49,
Sugar-Raw firm; moderately active; fair
refining, 7-sc.. refined. firm and fairy ae-
tive; off A. l-Sai S-sc.; standard a;
4 7-lsdi 5-Sc: cut-loaf and crushed, lilo
as lac: graduated. 7-l6N4 SIC.
Freights to Liverpool-Seuiet ana steanyi
cotton. 5-6id.; grain. | l-2ai S-id.
Southern fresh fruits ana VeSetaples:
- frr,, Ter
and firmer for choice other fruits IN large
supply. quiet. and steady In price pota-
toes easier. onions easy; tomatoes lower
large supply; cucumbers dull,
Blackberries-M Maryland and Delaware
MISUNDERSTANDING and Delaware,
quart. sac.
Appes-Marylan and Delaware. crate,
Pears-IA Conte. barrel, sl.25a20o; do,
crate, 2Ja Zoe. -
Grapes@Florida, case, $500 $3.50; do.
Georgia. basket. 9a25c.
Peaches-Carrier. 0c.etSl.5O; do, crate
to6is5c.: do basket. 2jM5oc.
tsrmelons-Hundred. ssooqs22.Oo; do.
carload SJ0GS200
Northumberland. sl.50as.5O; do, bas-
ucumbers-Norfolk, barrel, joc.; do,
Northumberland. A.25qsl75; DO, half
| barrel. 75c.G$l.oo.
geo; do basket 5gNl5c.; do, virginia,
potato, barrel. $l.5OqsL75; do, basket. 30
Potatoes-Rose. Sl.25asOo; do, Chile,
red. $L25qsl:62; do. cuts. 5oc.gSlo; do''
sweets. s30cqA1. .-o
Tomatoes Maryland, carrier, 4Oa7Oc.
do Norfolk. do. l0u65c.; do. Charleston,
iOli65c.; do, Savannah. @u3Oc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, July 22.--At the close
to-day wheat rested l l-ifil 3-sc. higher
than the final quotations OF Saturday.
The crowd was imbued with a bull spirit
at the opening. by reason of reports from
! North Dakota that smut had app. AIRED In
some sections. There was 10 PARTICULARLY
urgent buying. but at the same time there
was some aversion TO Offering wheat un-
der the circumstances. These conditions
were present for time, and during that
| period something like 3-i OF a cent rise
| took place. Approaching the close re-
| newed strength appeared. ana al that time
the best prices of the day were estab-
! lished
September wheat opened at 81 5-Su
| 81 3-4c.. advanced To 6S SIC, and closed
at s. 5-,Sc... with the gain noted ABOVE
| Cash wheat was Lie. higher.
Corn rose with wheat. although without
great amount Of tirmness. The iirme-
date opening was at fraction1lly higher
quotations, which were not tGlly sus-
tained more from lack Of energetic buy
ing than anything detrimental to prices In
the news. Later, the trade was inclined TO
| follow the action Of wheat, and AT the
close there was substantial gain Tor
the day September corn openel At nc,
sold between 81 rs and 10 l-sc., ana
closed AT 4jc.--i-Sc higher than yesterday.
| Cash corn was 1-2c per bushel higher.
Oats-The range Of prices was narrow.
! and the tone within the restricted limits
Of quotations was reflection OF that or
| corn. September oats closed l-Sdl-ic.
| higher than yesterday. lash oats were
| lie. per bushel higher.
| Provisions-With receipts IF hogs double
| the number expected, the first inclination
was to fall away in price. The. descent
was interrupted by fair buying bo'h Tor
short" and long account, tna sutse-
| auent trade being marked by a very
| steady feeling. Near the close on adj
vance was established. pork showing the
best gain.
September pork closed % i-2c. higher
than Saturday. September Lard unchanged,
and September ribs "A shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.