Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-26

bushe's during the week. There were M.
n fIOls orders 20 sell long heat. however.
and undcr this pressure pflce. fell oil 90 no
Iogesi point Of the week nut the uuyiuy
WAS good all the while, aud there was
rstbsfa sharp reaction toward the ornlns
figures. During the latter part ~ tue day
there was only light trading, but prlcss re-
IEained moderately nfm, and closing
hgurs were about the same ~ yes
icldsy. Reports from the wbeat.gtow-
ing districts were conflicting. but were
generally ~ an unfs'Oftble tenor, aud
the prediction was made that the yield
Ia Tenn ssee. Kentucky Kansas. and MIS-
sour would even be less than last months
bulletins Indicated. a report was also clr-
culated that the wheat prospects In certain
portions OF tie ked-RyCr Valley were not
30 promising as had recently been reported.
The market moved along. however, with
out any special feature. Export clesrlngs
we're fair. Receipts here continue free. snd
were estiu mated up 10 full average for to-
EorIow. The corn market was quiet on
speculative account. but speculative ofer-
ings were not lsrge. and the market Tdled
finn and closed q shade higher. The oats
market ruled slightly easier. with only iiui-
tied trading. roy.sisLs were quiet, and
very little change.
81. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. June 25.-FiOur weak but
not Quoiab'y lower. Wheat unsettled; De-
clincd IaItc recovered. and c osed ina
same ~ yesterday: No 2 red, cash. s-G.:
July 81 a9sac. Corn SLOW and steady:
No. mixed, cash. iiaiisc: July, ft3ss
44Ac. Oatsquiet; cash. 32i9a33c. WhisSey
steady at si.l3. Provisions lower; only
Job trade done. Pork. SO 90. Buik-mests-
Loug clear 50 25 short RIB. So IS; Gear.
$685.. Bacon Long clear. $500 >131.IO;
short rib. IS So; clear S5.90as6.l0. Lard
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. June 25.-Flour steady
and IN light demand. Wheat steady NO.
2. cash, s7nc.. July. Ss1o. Corn irm; No.
?. 47hc. Oats steady: No. 2. SAC. Proyi-
sions quiet. Mess pork. cash orJuly. 5000.
Prime steam lard. cash or July, :6.8Zf.
WILMINGTON.
WILMISGToS. Juno 25.-Turpentine firm
at Sac. Resin nrm; strained. 9oc. good.
a5c. Tar rrm at sl.l0. Crude turpen,lne
finn; hard, sl.lO; soft and virgin, sl.o0.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK. VA. June 25.-Cot'on steady:
middling. 1910. Net receipts. bales:
gross receipts. ba.es; stock l.st6 bales;
sales. bales.
WrLMINGroS. y. g.. June 25.-Cottoa
firm; mid Hing. To- ,c. Net receipts. none,
gross receipts. none; sales 40 bales.
SAVANNAH, GA, June 25.-COtton duh
and nominal; middiing. 10 l.l6c; Net re-
ceipis, bales gross receipts bales sales.
bales stock. 2,Q2e bales.
AUGUSTA, Ca, June 25.-Cotton duh:
middllng l01c. Receipts. ! bale. snip
ments. 90 bales; sales. - bales
CHARI.E~1oN :. C.. June % 'ottou dull (:
middling. Ice. Net receipts. bales;
gross receipts bales; sales - bales: stock.
1877 bales
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES,
NEW YORK. June 25.-Cotton-Net aud
gross receipts. none. Futures closed firm
sales 40 600 bales: June SlO.33aslO 80 !;
July sIO. 33aslO.34: August. SIC. 42aslo ~;
September, sl0.2lasiO.ZZ: October. $40:
November. 81. 0O6sD.9l December. SOFIA
81 o.: January SlO.0l February. $40 "a
sl0.li: March. sl0.23asl0.2i; April si0.3S
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