Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27


tain. 1894 bales: to the Continent, 200
bales; forwarded, AL baies: saicr, sV1 bales
all spinners: stock tcorrociedi, I6b,O60 bales
Weekly: Net receipts, ia bales; gross re-
csipts, 14,02j bales; exports-to Great pr.
tain, b,3p1 bales; TO France. HUS paies
70 the Continent, 1891 bales; forwarded,
1902 bales: salce, 2.097 baies-sll spinners.
Totals to-day: Not receipts, Ass baics et-
ports-to Great Britain. 2,7Jd bales: 10
tho Continent, 200 bales; stock, 3Oe,Oot bales
Consolidated: Net receipts, 1924 bales; ex-
ports--to Great BritiaD, 1J,iG1 bales; 70 France,
309 bales; ~ the Continent, 5,el bales. Totals
since September list: Yet receipts, O,S5orbfo
bales; expOrts-tO Great Britain, 3,2ll,oH
bales; 20 France 55O,6e6 bales; 20 the CONT
nen,. 1,S22, 47o bales: 10 the Channel. 15,sS5
bales. Southern -four more active and weak.
Wheat lower and moderately active--chieiy ex-
potts: No red. si.Oja$l.OG ungradod roo,
sl.05aSl.0Jii; options opened lSal1c up on
further reports Of Russian crop damage, de-
clincd 1ha15kc ON weaker cables, slack export
demand. and domestic crop reports, and eloSed
heavy and lailsc under yeFterisy; NO.
red, June sl.05l4c.: July, sl.O2}4c; hu-
gust. 973e.: September gGi4c. Corn mode
ratsly active closing easy; No. 2, Goa
SIC. I'm elevator: ungraded mixed, 6Jta
CSC. options depressed and dull, closing weak NJ
5salc. decline on large receipts from the West;
June 65l6c. July Gitic.: August, 5SSic.: Sep
TENDER 57lsc. oats heavy. fairly active; OPP
lions moderately active ana weaker; July,
3Si4c. August. 3ftic.: September, 33c. spot
No. ., 3Sa3JA. Hops steady and quiet. Coiee-
Options opened steady ami unchanged 70 10
points up, closed steady 90 5a2I points up;
June, sl71O; July. Si64Oas 1865 August,
SI5.GOal5.7j spot Rio quiet and frmer; fair
cargoes, lSlsc.; No. Z, l1Lyc sugar-haw
frmer and m demand: fair refining, 81.
bid ceutrifugals, p6-test. 3isc. bid; refined
active and nrmer; standard 4, 5-l6c; confec-
1iOnors' \, 4l4c.: powdered, 4asc. graduated,
4&Sailec.: cubes. 4 9-lGc. NOlnsses-FOreign
duh New Orleans dull bat steady. Rice steady
aud quiet. Petroleum quiet and lover; refined
Now YORK, 690a7Ojc Philadelphia and Bal
tiinOrc, O.S5a1c.; 10. In bulk. 4.41a4.oOc.
Cotton-secd oil dun crude, or grade, 25a20c.
Rosin easy and duh straiGed. common 20 good,
Sl40lsLt5c TurpontiUo dun and lower az
31bsa.}Sc. Wool easy and quiet. Pore unchanged
and fair demand. Peanuts steady: fancy hand.
picked, 4t.a4t a.; farmers, 2haaAc. Bccfquiet
and steady. Beef-hams fairly active and nrnl.
Iierced hoct strong and wanted city extra India
mess, sloaTSO. Cut-mclts IN good demand and
far. Mddles dun but steady. Lard about
steady and qniet western steam, S6.21l6 ;
city, Sj.65; July. S6.24; August. $3.50: Sep
tember. sd.jl bid; refined more active and
steady; Continent, SB.25aSB.70; South America,
s7.25. Freigh;s moderately active and steady.
Cotton, $500. grain, I'd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Juno 26.--Cnsh quotations were
Flour quiet and unchanged. No. spring wheat
934ta9Ic.; No. , red. o4l t1g6Ac. Ne. . corn.
L15}lc No. = oats, ;'4llai4l9c. Me's.pork, $3.50
sailed shoulders. sj.OJaS5.l 10. SholtcleGr 1920
aSG.30. Whiskey, sl.l6.
The feeling was bulNsh In the wheat pit Mt the
opening to-day and for the first minute or 50
July was taken ne sale. advance over the
closing prices of yesterday, though the deferred
futures were not 10 strong, but the situation Was
quickly reyerscd-the cnlly buyers turned self
ers and n pronounced break in prices was the e.
suit, July closing / q. lower than yesterday
The higher opening was duo To tho published re-
ports OF storms Ia Iowa aud elsewhere
Yesterday and the day before. The bullshly-
inclined were met at the outset by Hood
Of selling orders from New York aud
-. LOUIS. Dispatches from the interior
not only reported clear aud fine weather to-day
In most parts of the winter wheat region but
said that the effect and extent 81 yesterdays
storms had been greatly exaggerated. The late
adviccs from abroad were very depressing
Beerbohm quoted Liverpool one penny lower
and London cabled g Cents lower. dispatch
from Antwerp said 4" Market demOrallzed; nj
most impossible 20 get bids Some French
advices said that while Paris was quoted firm
quotations were lOa3Oc. lower. Another cause
for the depression was dispatches received from
the other side saying that the foreign wants
sceWcl To- hc amply provided fOI AMI that u was
very difficult 20 sell wheat 10 arrive, Corn
started firm, partly from the storms re-
ported 10 have prevailed yesterday and
partly In sympathy with wheat. July sold
during tho first few minutes 20 533la54c., but
those prices proved so attractive that the flood
Of long corn came on the market and short
sellers became active. July soon went mp 20 Ole.
Their" was 'hen some reaction. but whom the es-
tmGted heavy receipts for Tomorrow were made
known there was another weak spot and July
sold 20 52ilC. II rallied 10 53c.. but broke again
to j2iSc. ana closed q shade higher Oats fol-
lowed the course Of corn pretty closely and was
also Influenced some by wheat There was
good trade I'm provisions and tho fluctuations
We're confined 10 narrow limits.
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