Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
NEW work. PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW HORk IhoDO1I sfhhNbhs
NEW YORK, July ,n MrF sSsa, h leM
grades. s2Sas3 10: do, fair to fancy. ""
Spx3 40. do. patents, slOoQs405; Minnesota
! clear. $500 $40, patents. S.scasi0; south
| ern flour quiet and steady; common 10
fair extra, s2sodSoo; good to choice do'
Whcat-Dun but higher, with options;
No. red. store and elevator. IS lie (;
aioat rs 3-il71c. Options larry artNe
and excited: closing firm No. 2 red; july
August. and September. 20 S-ic.; OCTOBER
Corn2Scarce, frmer. and quiet; No, 2.
| ~ he, in elevator: 80 l-2c., aiioat Up
tons dull but firm at 5.sc: advance
July. ~ 3-sc.; September, ~ $780, May
II l-4c. -,
Oats-ouiet and strong. options dull
but hrmer: July. ~ 3-ic.; August, ~ l-.c. !.
September, &c: october. q l-4c.; SPOT
| prices. No. ?. % l-2d2S sc: No. white'
| 81 l-2c: mixed western. 2%d30c.
Hay-Quiet and firm; shipping. 1sc.; good
! TO choice. 25c.u$lo5
Hops-Quiet and steady; State, common
| 10. choice Base; Pacific coast, 3Hsc.; Lon
WooI"Firm: domestic fleece, lSa22c.
Beef-DuIl; family. suOoqsl3oo; extra
| mess, 500: beef hams quiet az sSO'
tierced beef firm; city extra INDIA mess
Cut-Meats-Quet and strong; picked
bellies, Sc. asked; do, shoulders, &C., do.
hams, l-4ui0c.
Lard-Quet and about steady western
steam, 1865 city, se25; September. $3.50
refined easy; Continent. N05; South Ameri-
| ca. $3.50; compound, A75I$.25
| Pork-Steady but dull; mess, sl225g
a275
Butter-In fair demand and firm: State
/ dairy. llGl6 lie; do, creamery, II l-2c
western dairy. l-2q13c.: Elgins, IL lie,
Cottonseed Oil-Strong and in betted de-
mand; crude. 2ic.; yellow prime 2Sc.' do''
observation-disclosures New York, s7.65; do.
| In bulk unchanged.
Rosln-Qulet and steady; strained, COM
mon to good. sl.S5QslN l.2.
Turpentine-.Dull and lower with 'he
Rice-Firm; domestic, fair to extra, IL
acc; japan. 4 1894 3-ic.
MoIasses-Unchanged
| Peanuts-Quiet.
points down; September, N56; October
N5l0asl5l5: March. sl47sd$ltS; spot RIO
firm and fairly active; No. T. SEQ.
Sugar-Raw fairly active and hrm; taiI
refining, T-Sc. refined fairly active and
firm; of A. 1-Sda 3.4c.; standard A.
7-lsl4 5-sc; graduated, 1884, S-ic
Freights TO Liverpool-Quiet and steady
cotton, std; grain. l SD asked;
southern fresh fruits and yege s 5er IN,
quality Offering Peaches In better de
mand and flrmer. Choice grapes firm
Pears lower and in large supply. Cholee
melons fairly active. Tomatoes and GU
! cumbers-free offering.
Blackberries~M and Delaware
| quart, 4fiGc.
Huckleberries-Mary land and Delaware
quart, sac.
pisrs-Le Conte. barrel, 75c Nsl50
Grapes-F'iorida, case, sLOogS.0; do''
/ basket, 9f425c.
5OQ75c.; do. basket. +0fi65c.
/ rmelons-Hundred, SUqSzzW' car
Nj, nskmelens~Barrel. s.OoasSOO; do.
basket, soc Gs1 %; do, carrier. $l.50aS75
Cucumbers-Barrel 5Si5oc
Egg-plant-Barrel, N.WqSS.W; hal1-par
rel. 50c.Isl.50.
Onions-Maryland, potato. barrel H.T5Q
s27b; do. basket. 9)c.uN.25; do, virginia
potato, barrel. sl.25gt25o; do, basket, 900
Potatoes-Rose. N25asl.75; do. cuts, 50c
GslO0; do. sweets. s3.0Oa45O
Tomatoes-Msryland, carrier. 4oc. nsl. 80
do, Norfolk, do, 4oas5c.; do, Charleston
do, f0q60c.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. July 2-Floul
quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Unsettled and higher. NO, req
spot and July. SO 7-sq70c.; August, 10 1-sc
"a I-4c'' BID; steamer. No. 2. 50 3-ia67c.
southern, by sample, 7O472c.; do, on grade
corn-Firmer; mixed, spot and July
acc, bid year, &c, asked; southern
| 70 l-2c.; August, ~ 7-Sc. bid; September
white. SIC; do, yellow. Sc.
Oats-Ouiet and steady. No. white
western. &c. asked: No. mixed, western
30c, asked.
Rye-Dull; not quoted.
Hay-Firmer; choice timothy, $6.Jpl
Grain Frelghts-Easy; steam TO Liver
pool. per bushel | SD; Cork, for orders
Butter-Firm; fancy creamery, lSc
| iadle. BE: stOre-packed, snlOc.
Coffee-Firm: No. 7. sl600as l6.2J.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. July PA gain o.
5-sdi Sic for wheat in single ses SOL
! Is Something out of the ordinary. Tnat
| however was the record of tO-day'S TRADE
| IN that cereal The first boom came upof
| the market so suddenly. and the advance
| was accomplished with such great CELEBRITY
| that the shorts found themselves IN ai
extremely uncoms0Ttlble position, ans
were for a time daZed. Right at the Gloss
"A second bulge took place. and whist D
was equally as rapid as the earlier ono
! II was IN a measure looked Tor ana ocet
| stoned less surprise. great quantity o.
| wheat WIS TDLt Al l4t tlJFt SN1NNANs+f
| the short interests being therefore en-
| larged. When the early squirt was oVel
| the market assumed quieter appearance
| but the undertons was strong, ana IL to0F
but little buying 70 start the panlckS
| condition. go,
September wheat opened at from g J.
| to IS l-2c advanced To TIC, ana closed AZ
| y l-4c.-4 3-iqi 5-sc. higher than YESTERDAY
| Cash wheat sold at a &c. advance. th'
| nominal close being 4 lie. higher
Corn drew its iirmness from wheat, Dul
| at no point I'm the session gave evidence
! of breaking the bounds or moderation
The trade was local ana sGalpihs, s ar
| operatOrs whilst perfectly willing 10 nell
| along an advance were nevertheless dc
| TERED by the bright crop prospects:
S.ntcUhpr corn opened az from ~ ~ u
A 1-ic.. advanced l-2c.' and closed a. ?.
| "A l-sc.-1-2g5-sc. higher than yesterday
| cash corn sold at a lie. decline. Du'
! irned later and closed at steady prices.
oats were I'm their dull and usual unin
teresting state. Wheat oyersnadowel
| everything else, and only the habitua
| traders In oats had anything 10 do with
! that market. Prices, by their relation
ship and sympathy with other gral rs
we're firm. September oats closed 10
5-sc. higher t hise y 81, old Gas" 'd''
| northumberland held up very wei
to-day. the ability TO do so coming IRON
| the bull sentiment, by which wheat was
! governed The fifst inclination was 70 De
| eline under the III fleets OF another loss
! in hog receipts The downward course
wac finally checked. September porh
closed I nc. higher: lard and ribs each
shade higher than yesterday. Domestic
markets quiet and easy.
| The leading futures ranged as follows;
opening. Highest. Lowest Ciosag
| WHEAT -
sept. ..."os4ss 80 eeoaA -.
Dec. 70l1aA IAN IOh UN
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