Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-12

Pssrs--I4eonss, barrel. sksseais; o..
'I &s tern; q Hundred. aoess; 90.
carlisle. Epois:-; siess@ barrel, Dawc. DO.
Mafy.nnd and Deloware. crate, e4!sc.
Huckleberries-M Maryland and Delaware
ascs usum agss Norfolk. barrel. a.se8a.s:
I E;ss.Pisni.Fiorids, half barrel. Ts:9
MS; do. .6aEr.'-srsts, ssaS'"; d0'
n Ss'0 do barrel. ssiSsc; do. Virginia.
rotate barrel. S3at2x: do. basket. SO
li'iS: DO, Tennessee, barrel, s. sa$a g.
Potatoes-Rose. n:seIs2zS; do'' cn''e'
Toma toes--Fiorida. choice, carrier, 'Ssw
81. e: do, common. do, <Vn6oc. DO, mis-
sissippI. eenSoc. do. Norfolk. N6u.lQ.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, July 1i.-Another por-
ton OF the loss sustained by wheat sa.net
in the week was gained to-day, and tnat
In the face Of the fact that the govern
mept report was construed bearishIy oy
many In the trade. The selling siae was
espoused by the majority OF traders AZ
the opening. In the first Few minutes
more than a cent was deducted from
prices as quoted at the close yesterday:
business then quieted for awhile, put
about the beginning OF the second nout
corn began to assume stronger tons.
and wheat advanced In sympathy Win
IL, and as the session approached close
further strength was communicates ~
reports OF large export sales AZ Duiu'h
and BY Continental cables.
The Cincinnati Price Current reported
no essential change In wheat.crop con-
ditions during the past week. Inc pany
Trade Bulletin figured total yielu, IN
Guiding both spring and winter wneat, OF
405. rs. 900 bushels. the governments ave-
rage and percentages being taken as
computing basis. Goa, e.u,
September wheat opened at oSs 70 cssc.;
sold between s4h and 6,tsc.. ana closed
at 67isq61Ac.-lac higher than yesterday.
Cash wheat closed at steady prices. nomi-
nally unchanged to higher.
Corn.-Things looked bad Tor corn prices
at the opening to-day. but all obstacles
We're surmounted. The government re-
port was not an encouraging document.
the Daily Trade Bulletin figuring OUT tnat
It meant yield OF 25i6.ei3.W bushels.
or almost double that Of iS+ The Gin
cinnati Price Current reported the crop
In good condition and promising we'll
Light-frost talk for Iowa however; SET
tions were lost sight OF in the temporary
nc. sold between ~ and ,2ssc.. and
closed at 44's14i'ac. -lnlhc higher than
yesterday. Cash corn was isa*c per
bushel higher.
Oats ruled firm. excepting for short
period at the opening. when. like every
thing else, they displayed lack OF firm
/ ness. Inc feellng was altogether SYM
pathetic one. with only n moderate busi-
ness transacted The government report
gave no particular change In the crop s't.
uation for this grain. The Cincinnati
Price Current stated that slight im-
provement had taken place during the
past week. Taking the governments
4 data, a yield Of 100000 bushels Is looked
/ for.
September closed SC higher than yes
! terday.
Cash oats were generally steady: little
/ or no change being quotable In price.
Provisions.-Hogs at the Yards were l0c.
| higher this morning. afforling some en-
enlargement to holders OF products. The
recovery In wheat was incidentally
| strengthening factor also. offerings wers
very ligh, early ia the day, and respect
/ able advances were made all along the
I line. Later In the day the professional.
who has been notably fortunate In the
late declines in grain and provisions. sold
/ literally. and part OF the advance was
/ lost. The close was 10c. higher for Sep
TENDER pork. lard. and ribs. Domestic
and foreign markets were quiet and
| steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows: