Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

steady: light receipts. Onions and cucurn-
bers steady. Fine egg-piint fairly active.
Muskmelons- Barrel. sl.on;t0o: basket
-5c ff<2 co.
Biackberries- Maryland and Delaware,
quart, ifDlc.
Peaches Georgia, carrier, Scc.QnD:
South Carolina, si.5onS25 30; DO, North
Delaware. crate. sLi0Qs2io.
Plums-Wlld-gooss carrier, N.50HD:
do, case. 7Jc 0si.15.
Grapes--Fior!da. carrier, gc.1si.5.
PeaS-Southern. barrel. Il. 35u<l.15, crate,
50Is5c.: Maryland. crate si.oo
Watermelons-Car-l0ad. si001i15.
Apples Maryland and Delaware, SEQ
Huckleberries- Maryland and Delaware.
S0l0c.
onions--Maryland and Delaware. potato.
basket 81 .o0n<l. u. do. barrel s. 00fts22j;
40. Virginia, Sc; Virginia, potato, bar
rel, N.75Hs2Oo: do basket SIC fSlc 90; do,
Tennessee. barrel, s225Nf2s5.
Potatoes-Rose, sl25as2 q: do. Chile,
REQ, Noonsls0. do, cuts DOC n<io0
lomatoes-Cafrier Norfolk. N.o0GS2O0;
no., Maryland sl.25Gf20o.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. July 6.-FIour--Qulet
81 3-i061 Sc. August sSlteS lie: sep
lembeT, 6slt9 lac. steamer No red,
o. SIC. southern. by sample. 6Sas0c.; do.
on grade, 81 i-24G'c
corn-Ste0dy; mixed spot and July,
~ l-2c bid: August. ~ l-2c asked: sep
tember, 40 SIC. asked: southern white,
'VS,; 40 yellow. SSg5S lie.
western, 30fsS0 lie. No 2 mixed. do. soc.
Rye-in light demand
IRAN treights-Quiet and steady.
Hay Steady at l6c
Iard-ReGned quiet
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL. July le-As a nervous
wheat market. to-day's deserves special
mention Just when prices seemed
| strong all support was withdrawn and
everything indicated a sharp break. but
| In each instance the declines were checked
I with as much suddenness as they began
The spring wheat crop continues 20 be
the topic or discussion; reports OF dam
/ age from the region where IL grows con-
| tlnue TO pour In, but spectators are
sheptlcal Whilst there may have been
some harm wrought, popular opinion in
clines TO the belief that the bases OF
the story OF injury are untrue The
| scalper had a merry time to-day. II he
struck the turns he made money easily.
but on the contrary, the reversals were
with whipsaw, which every way he
went cut.
September wheat opened at g. SIC. sold
between 6s 81 and 81 7-S06Sc end closed
| al 6Sa6s l-Sc.--i-Sui-ic. higher tnan yester-
| day Cash-wheat sales averaged i-2c.
higher then those OF yesterday
| Corn.-The September option OF corn,
| which until yesterday was very strong.
and caused the shorts some worry. was
| barely steady to-day, whilst the other
! options We're firm and advancing Sep
/ tember corn opened at from - Is -
! - 5-sc.. declined To Is l-sc.. and closed at
| % 3-ic.-unchanged from yesterday. Cash
\ corn was l-2fic. per bushel lower
Oats ranged within narrow limits. and
| displayed no independence. \ fractional
| decline I'm values was noted az most times.
the influence being the weakness IN Sep
| TENDER corn September oats closed l-Sn
S-sc. higher. Cash oats sold az steady
| prices.
! Provisions. was no demand for
! pork at the opening to-day. and within
| five minutes prices for that commodity
| dropped DC. without a trade. Lard and
/ ribs suffered throughout In sympathy. but
/ not 10 so great an extent. There were
| evidences of some professional selling
| later. and IL was also believed that A biz
packer sold some. The close was AT q
/ partial recovery from the inside. Sep
TENDER pork closed IL lie. lower; Septem-
Der lard SC. lower, and September ribs
! lie. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows;
/ Opening. Highest Lowest Closing