Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-02

signify, but closed l-eHl-ic., net NV
July. q l-4a2l l-2c., closed q 3-Sc; sep
TENDER. q 3-iH22c., closed &c.
Hay-Quiet.
Bops-Steady.
Hides-Quiet.
Leather-Firm.
Wool--Firm.
Coal--Firm
Beef-Steady: packed. ss0S10.5o.
Cut Meats-Steady; picked bellies, IL
M6 3-4c-; picked shoulders, 0l-iao $780,
picked hams S3-4u9 lac.
Lard-Firmer; western steamed, wv
July, 1870, nominally; refined firm; Con-
tinent $is0; South America. s..
Pork-Quet.
I5c; do factory. 7l-2QiO l-2c.; Elgins.
l5c.: imitation creamery, 9l-2al2 l-2c.;
State dairy. 10u1ic.; do. creamery, llql5c.
Cheese-Steady; State, large, 6ni nc; ;
part skins. S@5 l-2c; full Skins. 2aSc;
Halle: western fresh, 1QQl0 lie.
Potatoes-Quiet; southern, new, E@
s2.25.
31-Sd3 lac.
Cottonseed- Oil-Firm.
Petroleum-Dull.
Rosin-Quiet strained, common 10
good sl.72 1-2VSLI5
Turpentine-(!uiet at 26uH l-2c.
Molasses-Quiet.
Rice-Firm.
Pig-Iron-Steady; southern, s9.75dsl05o;
northern, $l0GSl2
Copper-Firm; brokers', sll.25; Ex-
change, SLIP 1-2Gsll.25.
Tin-Quiet straights, NiaNflo; plates
spelter-Dull; domestic. si25d$435.
Lead-Brokers' 1876; Exchange, S62 l-2
Ms367 l-2.
Tomatoes-Per carrier Savannah and
Charleston, sl0a25: Florida, 6oc.aN.
Cabbage-Long Island per barrel. soc.
Colfee-Opened steady at unchanged
prices to a 10 points decline. worked with
in unimportant variations. with some talk
of broadening activity in general business
throughout the country; also, on covering
I'm anticipation of the holidays; closed
steady. points higher to 5 points net
DECLINE: sales; $500 bags; including july;
| November. 81. Spot coffee; Rio dull
Cordova, $1.5O; sales 800 bags; Mara
| caibo, $50.
sugar-Raw firm; sales. $50 tons Mus
l covado 50 degrees test &C.. and at Break
| water; 1900 bags centrifugal, IS degrees
| test. 3l-2c. LOO bags molasses, SO de
| grees test. 2 3-ic., ex-shlp; refined steady
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE, MD, July Flour
| Quiet and unchanged; receipts, AGO bar
| rels: exports. 22l barrels.
Wheatg 60 ,a spot 81 lTg us, s-'c a the
| 81 7-sc.; September IS 3-4Ms9c receipts,
| 27.lOl bushels; exports. none; stock. 2Z7 $50
| bushels; sales, 5000 bushels; southern
wheat. by sample, 7C47l lie; do. on
| grade. 6n7lc.
| Corn-Dull: spot and the month. 2s 3-4fp
| IS 7-sc August, 29q29 lie; September,
| % 1-2G29 3-4c. steamer mixed. NQ2 l-ic
/ receipts 1858 bushels; exports, 2il7l
| bushels: stock, 20 2S3 bushels sales, 1000
| bushels; southern white corn, 81 l-2p
| % 1-4c yellow, 33n33 lie.
| Oats-Steady; No. 2 white. % l-2a2sc
| No 9 mixed, 230i23 l-2c.; receipts, size
| bushels; exports, none; stock, DS,5I3 bush
| els.
| Rye-Easy: No. 2, nearby 80 I-iu3s I-2c.
| No 2 western, % 3-4u39c.; exports, none'
| stock. l07. ~ bushels.
| Hay--Steady; choice timothy, xlSJvuSl4.
! Grain enthusiastically; inquiry rather
| better; market unchanged.
| Sugar-Steady and unchanged. 49,,
| Butter-Firm; fancy creamery, l5uloc'
| do Imitation. l2Gl3c; do. ladle. lic.; good
| ladle. 9fDl0c store-packed, SdlOc.
, Eggs-Dul; fresh, lie. -
| Cheese-Easier but unchanged.
| Whiskey-Unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. July 1.-The grain and pro-
| vision markets opened to-day with a weak
tone at a shade under yeTerdays closing
| prices. but improved as the session pro-
J crossed. and wound up firm for grain and
| strong for provisions. The near approach
| of the holiday made trading very, DUH;
| Foreign crop damage reports helped
| wheat. Wheat closed i-sqhc. higher foI
] September, and nc. lower for July. Corn
| closed a shade higher; oats, 1-sc. higher
| and provisions, 5gl2ikc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows;