Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20

dairy. $i2asis l-2c.; DO. creamery. - 70
2oc.; western dairy. 8 i.2aiSc.; Elgins, NC
Taliow-Strone and scarce; city. l-sc.'
Cottonsesd-oll--Quiet and about steady;
crude. &c: yellow prime, nc, asked. do.
good. of grade. 2s 1-2u26 SIC.
YORK; 5 PhlSyde fSsSe n SaeS d. NSm
Roslr,~ouiet and steady; strained. COM
mon to good. sl.5odN.55.
Turpentine-Steady and quiet at q Liza
Rice-steady and quiet; domestic, fair
to choice, l-2Gt 5-ic.
Alola sses-F'orelgn nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle. good to choice 25aSsc. :
fair demand.
cofree~Ouiet: 5Tio points down: Au-
gust. si52j; october. sl5.S5: December
Sl5.05: spot Rio dull but steady; NO. "a
l6 lie. -
Sugar-Raw firm and fairly active: fair
TO fancq. l-ic; refined. cut-loaf, l-l6g
5 lie. crushed. 1855 lie; graduated
7-lGIf 5-ic
Freights to OVERWHELMINGLY COTTON
southern fresh fruits and vegetables
Peaches arrived moderately; demand
pretty good, and desirable STOCK htin.
Grapes Plentiful: quiet. and generally
easy. Natermelons in large receipt. quiet
and lower. Muskrnelons Irregular IN quail
~ and price. Sweet potatoes quiet ana III
fair supply. ,,ooa
81 rs. DO. North Carolina, si.50Gsl.15; do,
Virginia. basket, 3oI75c., bid; DO, Mary
land and Delaware. case. i9c.4N.
Peaches--Carrier. 7jc. q 81 %
Watermelons-Hu EUs20; do. car
Observation-Disclosures. i5c.GN25; do.
carrier a0G6oc.
Potatoes-Sweet, s26s2.i5.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL. August 1.-THE bulls
came in for another shaking-up to-day. IL
was not that they had no news or sta
tlstical figures In their favor, but by rea.
son Of lack of confidence and the dread
Of the movement of new wheat. as II is
hardly believed that the receipts AT IN
terror points will continue at their pres
ent moderate volume for great whlle
longer. Prices opened higher, but IL was
not difficult to perceive that the firmness
was insecure. and within the first half
Jour declines had taken place when
paced values under Saturdays closing. n
tti )ng tone I'm corn furnished the iniiu-
cnce in wheat at the start. While the
different cities were reporting their sup
plies for the vislble-supply statement, the
market hung fire, but when all points were
heard from and the total showed de-
crease OF $4,000 bushels. the last vestige
of strength disappeared, and from that
time until the close there was Sraduai
selling downward. the close showing a
ptember wheat opened at from " 0-S
70 81 3-sc., sold between 65 SIS. and - I-Ac..
and closed at 81 7-Sdo5c.--l LII 3-sc. lower
than Saturday. Cash wheat was easy. and
l-2c per bushel lower.
CorI--A good beginning made bad
ending in corn to-day. Industrious Work
AZ circulating hOt-weather stories ard
heavy inspections from store-5&S.zip
bushels-were successful in raising prices
on the curb. and, with the gains made,
the regular opening trading took place.
The enthusiasm was only half-hearted;
however. and after the first half-nour had
passed the instability OF the tone was de
monstrated by a decline which carried
prices under Saturdays close.
September corn opened firm at - Ia
% Sic. sold between 80 5-SniS S-N4
- lie, and closed at the latter-5-srl-2c.
under Saturday. Cash corn was 3-ic. per
bushel lower
oats were nrmer and weak later. and
entirely through the force 90 aympathy
with the other and more importar, grain
markets. The trade In this market was
without noteworthy feature aud the ntws
was merely Of the usual routine charac-
ter. Oats closed l-2c unler saturday Casn
oats were weak and l-iHi-2c. per pLShei
lower.
Provlslons-A steady market for pro-
visions was noted to-day. The steady fet'-
Ing was. however az al improvement,
closing firm. \ irm hog market ex'k.fi.
both at the opening arr ~ the close. ana
operators were inclined TO take need or
that condition.
Pork was Zoe. higher than Saturday. Sep
TENDER lard was , &c. higher. and sep
tember ribs were l5c. higher
The leading futures ranged as follows: