Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13

Is points higher. and ruled moderately
active. without further change OF con'
sequence. Selling arrested by local GOV
ering and better cables than looked Tor;
| Closed steady at an advance OF 10 -
points sales, 1850 bags inciudins Aq
| gust. 1915; September. $500 %%; Vc.o-
Der $685. spot oS cofeemh,1 r uusl at ,o
Sugar-Strong; fair refining, l-sc.
centrifugal (96-degree tesO, 3 5-Sc; sales,
n 900 tons. including centrifugal lso-de-
gree tesD, 5-Sc.; Muscovado &-degree
teso. l-Sc.; molasses slg e es,ut tsst,
| lS-iec; refined, market strong; mo 2
| Z ISc standard A. 3-ic.; confectlon-
ers; A. S-ic.; cut-loaf. 1-2c.; crushed
PC: powdered, 5i-sc; graduated
rottonseed -Oil-F'irm and fairly active
nrine crude. 2oc nominally; prime cruue,
| 2 n h mills. 1916 lie; prime summer
yoIIow "a i-2G2jc.; off summer yellow,
| % 9-4c. butter grades, 2Sa29c.; prime
Summer white, 2I@2Sc.; prime winter yer
low. 29qSOc. n,,r,r
BALTIMORE. July Flour - III, IN
changed; receipts, 4,2Ji barrels' eAporlS'
3S6 barrels: sales, 600 barrels.
Whsat-Steady; spot, 7l44I2c.; the
month. II 3-Slf7l 5-Sc.; August ana sep
TENDER. 7O470Ac.; steamer NO. req, osc.
hid: receipts, 9,li6 bushels; exports, none
Stock O7 1874 bushels; sales. l2S,C0 BUSH
els; southern wheat by sample 'V9'oi2c''
do. on grade, 7ln73c ooo
~ c;,orn-Tasy; spot and the month, 900
2ONc August 80 l-SG3JHc.i Septehoer'
SGSiaoLc.; steamer mixed, 26A4Gc.; re-
cein,s Is 35l bushels; exports, 5i'zSo Dusno
els. stock. Gi3,9Ol bushels; sales, lz5,VyJ
bushels; southern white Co'h "'@'fO'' w.
'So1t atS1Steady; No. 2 white, 25ikQ26c. No.
mixed 23G23lkc.; receipts, 2Oi3 bushels;
EXPORTS, none; stock, 1895 bushels. =
Rye-Firm; No near by, S9e. NO. z
S MvI,e exports, 25,7li bushels; stock,
IL 3Ui bushels. 80.
SlS0S4 10. s,oo,,-
ers. steam to Liverpool, per bushel, sad,
for September; Cork for orders, per
quarter, 2s. 7IAdQ2s 3D., for July; IS. Tor
August. s,o-,
Butter-Quiet; fancy creamery, l54l6c.;
do imitation, l2alSc.; do. ladle, llc'; sood
ladle, 9di0c.; store-packed, SglVc'
Eggs-Firm; fresh, Siac:
Cheese-Steady; fancy New York. large,
cue: medium. 9lkc; do. small, SIC.
Whiskey-s1 27GSl.2S per gallon for
finished goods In carloads; N.zeuSi'v per
gallon for jobbins lots.
CHICAGO GlkODl1E M<tiNhbAs
CHICAGO, July l2.-There was very lit
tie life to any of the grain and provision
markets to-day. Light shipments were an
important sustaining feature in the wheat
market The other markets simply ioi-
lowed the lead OF the wheat market. AT
the close the following changes were re-
corded: Wheat, 3Sph per cent; corn, l-Sc.
higher; oats a shade higher; provisions,
the only minor market showing any in
dependence, closed 2lsc. higher to DC.
lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highelt. Lowest. Closing
WHEAT--No.
sSp'e%6cl Sssaes "a Sss5s,A s,:.s,s
Dec..........07als en- " o'ssaA
Ja GSas-No +, assl a5Nass 2sN
September 26sksts 26ss 2oss 26s9
December ..ena 2lss "Issah Z'ss
OATs-No. ..
September September cri u 1895 iiSais 1884
MESS PoRK-Per Dbl
ssIy. iS.,s ' i.Ssa ' 74@N ' 7.5ss
S:Iss.;.. 2 RS az sss s ssEs S sSs
Sept. 4.30 4.35 4.3o 4.35
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. 2 yellow corn, 254.Q26c. No.
2 spring wheat, 70c. No. spring wheat,
sci. G6si.c: No. 2 red. roc. No. corn,
5z,N2Gc. No. oats. l7Ac.; No. white,
I. 0. b.. 2iAQ291zc.: No white. T. O., b..
2Oq3liac. No 2 rye, 3iHc. No. barley,
nominal: No: ., I: o. b. 2sltqsic;; No; D.
I. O. b.. 2Tiz130o. No faxseed 1izI1sizc.
Mess pork. per barrel. E.t50N.5o. Lard
per 100 pounds. t3.S0Qs s2is Short-rib
sides 0oose). $s.2}li;l.50: Shoulders (boxed).
"a. Bass. short-clear sides fboxed). t462ikU
Y.75. Whhkey, distillers' finished goods,
per gallon, si.l9 Sugars-Cut-loaf. un-
change Dutter-Sieady: creameries. 12lp
i4ikc: dairies. sgl2c. Cheese quiet at 1Ae
&c. Eggs quiet fresh. Sc.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. July l2-There was only q
fairly active demand for cattle. and the
heavy run naturally served 10 bring
about a weaker feeling. Prices showed q
decline Of about io1l5c. per 100 pounds.
grassy and coarse. heavy cattle devel-
opine the most weakness. Sales were
largely at N30us4.75 for native dressed
beef and shipping cattle. with sales on
a basis of s3isdA for the poorest. to $50
s.. rs for strictly prime beeves. The stock
er and feeder trade was fairly active at
FORMER prices, while butchers and can
ners' stun sold rather fresly. prices
ruling largely a dime lower. Calves were
Trade In Texas cattle was
fairly animated at slightly lower ave-
rage prices
The market for hogs was lower from