Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30

sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair refining.
30. centrifugas, gd-test, 3tsa3 7.lOc.; renned
artiye aud firm: standard A, o-10c: coniec-
r pomsey. A. tac; cut loai; ss; ernsnse'
!asses-foroign quiet and nrn; 50-tesf IN hogs
heads, lee; New Orleans steady and quieti
common 70 fancy, 25s35c. Rice steady and
quiet; domestic. fnir 20 extra. 5l4a0l4c.; Japan,
oltsoAc. Petroleum quiet and steady; rehned
New York, 6.oOa7.05c.; Philadelphia and bal-
hmore, B.S5a7c. do. in bulk, 4.45a4.50c.
Cottor-seed oil quiet aud steady: crude, on
craze, 25a2yc.; yellow, OF grade, 33a3o,'
husin dlll and weak strained. common 70 gVOu,
sL4Oasl.45c. Turpentlue quiet and e1sy nj
31i4a3sc. Wool dull and weaker; domestic
fleece, 3Oa37c. Pork steady aud in fair demand;
new mess, sll.50asl2.2J; extrn prime
ed, 4}sa4kc.; farmers, 23ta3s,c. Beef strong
and quiet: family, s13asf3.5O; extra mess,
slO.5Oas11. Beef-bams nrfu but dull; quoted
nj $3.50. TERED beef strong and wanted city
extra India mess, sinaS2O. Cut-meats firm ana
IN fair demand: picked bellies, l3ic. do. shout
ders, &c. 10. hams. 104sl0Ac. Mdiles strong.
or and more nctye: short-clear, sO.2O. Lari
stronger and In moderate demands; western
steam, s6.37iS: city, SJ.10as5.S0; July, sb.30;
August, sd.4S BID September. 1851 Frelghts
steady and quiet. Cotton, 3 3-:32d. grain, "a.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 2p.-Cash quotations werc:
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED. No. . spring wheat,
o21ea94isc. : No. . red. g3lN5c. No. corn,
sc. No. = oats, 3la33tic. Mess-pork, s9.93asl0.
lard. s6.l2le. short-ribs, sj.s59s5.S7ls Shout
ders, s5.0jasj.15. Short-clear. S6.3Oasj.3o'
Whiskey, SIl6
The trading In wheat was not very brisk to-
day, and the feeling tended TO weaken during
the early part Of the session. The news was All
bearsh. Tho demand was rather limited, aud
there was free liquidation Of July. which was
comparatively weaker than the more deferred
varieties. Later in the day il was noticed that
there was an increasing demand for December.
DarflV I'm tho pf iuNaetmnpt and UQrtlg 10
cover shorts, and prices hardened, Late cables
quote Paris 2Ja2O Centmes lower on wheat,
Liverpool ] penny lower, Berlin lower, ana
Antwerp demoralized. July opened at 9O$sc.
against gOisc. at the close Of Saturday, sold OF
% S05G,., back to g01sc.. up 10 90jSc., and
fine growing weather, but when IL was known
that tho receipts were nearly 100 ears less than
expected q harp demand sprang up from the
July shorts and under good buying there
was sharp up-turn OF fully lc. from the low
point. though part of this was soon lost. The
feeling continued nervous, and the cash demand
becoming brisk and prices higher, futures be-
came excited. and July was quickly hid up &c.
from tho lowest point early, and September adj
yanccd lasc. This WAS followed by p period Of
weakness, accompanied by n considerable re-
ceSslOn IN values. July opened at Jll5aJ lAc.,
against 5laIc. at the last price on Saturday, adj
yanccd 90 135hc., sold OIL 10 33Stc. and closed at
that Oats were nprvonsiy strong, especially for
July. There appears To be liberal short interest
I'm that month, and the buying started the market.
Other futures followed suit. Fluctuations IN
July We're confined to q range of 321la3Psc.,
closing NJ 321Lc. Provisions were tlrm. partly In
sympathy with the strength in grain and party
from the light receipts of hogs and the higher
prices ut the yards. Opening at S10.l0, the
final price Of SATURDAY, September pork touched
$lO.01l6. advanced to 5000, reccded 10 1929,
and closed at 5000. Lard and ribs followed
the fluctuations In pork.
Ins leading futQres ranged "a fOllOWs: