Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-07
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
nently the market Oh Change today.
Fears OF damage from the prevailing hot
winds started a general buying move
y cent. The remarkable squirt had more
or less influence on all the other marketA
Wheat improved %c.; oats 6-sc., and pro.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
opsnns. Highest. Lowest CiosiAs.
WHyAT-No. =.
July. .gS3l 09x esn o01(
september ; 1853 49, So s ss.s essH
July. .....s5,aa,s 2eN ssMaN ye,t
september ,ns,, .sse 20. SSssssM seH osa:k
Oirs-So =.
s September, l tx i ~ III isS.x s;t
ss!y.' IT,: s5.!sH ESQ 60 ss.sx
LARp-Per 100 lpA
sept sept. 40 4so i.,iiaaiii 4.iyx
SHORT RrBs-Per 100 lbs.
ssp SEPT. 400 i.5aX 1i4isst $50
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
| steady. No. 2 yellow corn. 70 S-seos $50.
| No. spring wheat, 20 l-4c- No. spring
wheat. e3a6sc.; No. 2 red. n 1-%Q6c. Nd.
No. corr Waite s,s9s o.i S. So isa S No
white, (. o. b., 10 l-4d22c. No. rye, 80 1-2oL,
No. barley, nominal; No. 3. & o. b., $50
ssc; No Sss : {; o. b.; q i,ic. Ne ! t nax-
$40 Mess pork. per barrel. S:icdu's.
Lard. per 100 pounds, $40. Short rib
sides loosel. stsoaSso; dry-salted shout.
boxed A75qN.S7 IL whssksy, distii-
lers' finished goods. per gallon. Sis. SUI
| gar. cut loaf unchanged. Butter hrm;
creameries, l2gl4 lie; dairies. egrc.
| fresh. Sc.
| CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
cattle was large for a Tuesday. and there
| was such a slow demand that prices
| were not very well maintained. though
| sales of fat steers were largely dime
| higher than at the close OF last week.
| Native beef steers sold at 3.S0d$% for uae
poorest dressed beef lots. up to N75IrS
for choice spring and export cattle, with
| few prime beeyes going for S.lvsf>,i5.
The stocker and feeder branch OF tho
market was rather animated. at steady
prices. and the few lots Of butchers stun
| sold satisfactorily. 1t was "calf-day,
but the demand was poor, and, despite
small supply, prices for the best calves
were l0c. lower. Late sales OF beef cattle
were at lower prices
In hogs there was further advance
of about &c. Sales were active early IN
the day at $3.l5Mx.5o, MS 40 extreme
range for hogs. and s2.5qs2s5 for pigs
the mar market sa,S closing rS weak The ouk or
In sheep the market was active ana
firm. sheep being salable at &ns250 for
inferior up TO S,5OaS 10 for choice 20
prime focks Lambs brought s3ns5.S5 for
inferior to prime hocks. the proportion
| OF lambs being again quite large.
Receipts: Cattle. $500 head; hogs. n,oOo
head: sheep, 1900 head.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July 6-F1our-steady;
fancy S.7gani family, Sq25do
Corn~Firmer; No. 2 mixed. &c.
Oats-Actlve; No 2 mixed. 2cQ2,c.
Rye-Qulet: No. 2, S3Q3ic.
Lard-Firm at 50 S7ik.
Bnlk Meais~Steady at si7cGsi75.
Bacon-Firm az S.5o4isssb5. ,o
WhiskeyASteady AT fi.fs.
Butter-Steady; Elgin creamery, lbisc.:
sue;ar@Flrm; hard refined, sa,eOQs5.sc.
Eggs-Easy at &c.
: Cheese-steady; good TO prime Ohio,
fat, 7lkdSc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July ca p. M.-cotton-
s AH%sre in fair mdd SS%a9 gsr Efss 4 l ss
ding 4Hd; low middling 4 l-sd.; good
Srainbasy a. were % Saes Of which go
were for speculation and export ana
included 800 american; receipts. S'o0
bales. including 200 Amerieans; ,,,r IA
mand and closed quiet. at the adyance:
American middlng, low middling clause,
August. 4 Ii-G4d., buyers; August and
September 7-G4n4 S-Gid.. buyers; Sepfem-
Der and october, l-eidi SD, BUYERS;
N November a ana december, 5s-sias ss-eid..
buyers buyers R 5sSaars and aaa ss?ua
buyers; February ana Maren ., es.cisS
8 59-64d., value; April and May, o3-o4P
60-64d., sellers.
NEW YORK. July 6-Cotton-Steady;
middling 7 Use.
no Mss Iee1FR France 4SS Bales; to~he CONT
nent 800 bales; forwarded 764 bales; sales,
2,55l bales; sDinners 800 bales; STOCK 'ac-
tu T6iiai sO to-dSy: Net receipts Gs ha,es:
exports-to Great Britain, none, 10
france ass bales TO the Continent 1o
bales stock, l1J4Zs bales. c.o ,,
: consolidated net receipts, l652 bales, ex-
nortS-to Great Britain, $3.50 bales; 20
France 4sS bales; TO the Continent, i,Sp
bales. Ne, -aoo,ct,
| q sea SlE bales: exports--to Great Britain,
, 9oSy "a baIes: 10 France, 697,334 bales; 10
9 the Continent. 2.il0,S2l bales; to the Cham
mel, o, 1,fSh futures opened steady at the
ADVANCE. sales. 600 bales; January, Wa;
7 Veterinary $7.23; Marcn, VIZ; Aususe'
/; q 50: september, 1871; October ana NO
> ven,ber SIP; December, slo. 1900
Cotton futures closed easy sales, iss'y s1n!
/ bales: January. 800; February, "ioi
2 March. 500; December TOf. -
Spot cotton closed STEADY; miSuiseS ~.
, lands 7 Use. middling Gulf, Sl-Sc.;
sales. 2.55i bales.
: NAyAL-STORE MARKETS.
=, WILMINGTON, ". C., July t-Spirits
Tt,rpentine-Quiet at q 1-2gz4c.; receipts
0 10 Rosin~F1rm at ,l.25 and $50; receipts.
OF crude y Turpentine--Steady at $50. NA
, and 81 20: receipts, q barrels.
Tar-Firm at y.i0; receipts. s,s barrels
SAVANNAH GA, July 6.-Turpen-
tine-Steady az "a lie; sales, 100 CASKS
y receipts, 2z7 casks.
sRosn@Firm: sales 1916 barrels; re-
7 CENTS s. 100 barrels. Quote close: a, IS, -
. and ID. $50; u, N;25i N.R; y. w. e:
81 60: /, $.65; X, N.eo; A, N.io; A'~'
. window glass 81. water-white, %@so
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
}. NORFOLK, VA, July 6.@sspeciutg-
peanuts steady; common. lac; prime
;, s.4c': strictly prime &c.; fancy, ss-ae.'
Spanish, SOC.
!. PETERSBURG PEANUT Market.
: pFsTERsBURC, VA, July 6-Virginise
: Arm: prime, lac: extra prime zi-Ss''
Sancv. 2 3-4c: Spanish nrm at %c
= PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET
= pETERSBURG, VA. July 6--Cotton-
:. steady at 1-2Q1 Use. for good iots.
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