Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27

NEW YORK, June Z.-fIour hul, pluS
l0ffi5 per cent. under asking prices; winter
patents. S420dSiF0: Minnesota clear SEQ
81 A.: patents S}yG $40; low extras, $40
ass 80. city mills, 1875; southern -four dun
but steady; common 10 fair extra, ;2.iO4
s3l5: good TO choice. 3.-VH $50.
Wheat--Dull but firmer. with options
No. red. store and elevator. 70 La
- lie. afoat. ~ l-2c options active and
irregular. closing strong al l-Sal lac.
advance. No. rcd. June. 70 3-sc.: July.
20 lie. August. TIC; September. ~ l-2c.;
October, IS lie. December ~ 5-oc.; May,
s. j-Sc.
Corn-More active and firm: No. .. g SIS
as 1-Sc. in elevator; y I2Nj3 7-sc. afioat.
options very dull and without feature;
closing firm at l-6c decline; September
81
Oats-Fairly active and steady. Options
more active. frm. and unchanged 10 3-sc.
lower: June. - 3-Sc.. July. - lie; Sep
TENDER. 35c.: srot prices. No - % 1-2c.;
No. ? white. . i-2c.: mixed western. 3JU
81 1-2c
Hay-Quiet and strong; Shipping, Coo;
good 10 choice. 1Jff9Oc.
HOps-Quiet and steady: State. common
70 choice. Sc. Pacific coast, case; London
market unchanged.
Wool-Fairiy active: pulled. leu30c
Becf-Dul: family. Sno $500: extra
mess. $500. beef hams quiet NJ SlSV0h slN -,
terced beef Inactive city extra India
mes.. Sl7.o0NSiS0o
-ileats-strouger and in better de-
mani. picked bellies, l-ic.. bid: DO,
shoulders. 7-sc.: do. hams. i-ia9 i-2c. .
Lard-Quiet and firm, western steam.
$50; city. '6l9GSGlj; July Ys5. ncmi-
nally; September. 500 n0m!naly; refined
quiet; Continent. SC5: South America,
$40. compound, s. on $j37 II.
Pork-Quiet and firm; mess. Ni2juSlto).
Butter-Moderate!y active and steady;
State dairy. lllrl7c.; do. creamery, II IL
0lsc.; western dairy. ealic.: Elgins. lSc.
Cottonseed Oil-Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleunn-N0minal. refined New York.
T,e5; Philadelphia, $50; DO. in bulk, $40
ass.
Realistically
Turpentine-Dull and weak AZ 2od2o l-2c.
Rice-Fairy active and firm. domestic,
fair to extra. l-iaec.: Japan. IA lie.
Molassos-Foreign nominti; New or
leans. open-kettie. good 10 choice, 264
&c; market finn; demand fair.
Psanuts-Quet and firm.
Cofee-Steady and unchanged 70 10
points up; July. Il20Qsl4.5; September,
$l43j: October $H.4G0Nti5; December,
SA3j0SlI40; March. Ni25; spot Rio dull
but steady: No. I. $3.50
Sugar-Raw duh and easier; fair re-
timing. i3-l6c.: refined quiet and steady;
OFF A. ! l-Sd4 3-Sc.: standard \. 7-Sujc.;
cut-loaf and crushed. i-l6tJ lie; granu-
lated. 7-lGdi 3-ic.
FreiGhts to Liverpool-Qulet and nomi-
nal; cotton, l-l6i.; grain. III.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. June 26-SOuthsrn fruits
and vegetables Peaches and plums IN
small request. Huckleberries firm, small
receipts Raspberries unchanged.
Blackberries-LOwer
Watermelons--Fairly active and firm.
agcs-Slow.
Onions and Norfolk ucumbers-I.Ower.
Choice tomatoes-Higher.
Potatoes-lrregular. closing easy.
Observation-Disclosures, barrel. slQS do
basket. 50c.GslJ0; do, Charleston, basket
NHS.50. 80
Blackberries-N North Carolina, quart, s1
lic.: Maryland and Delaware quart lOc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. June 25.-Wheat-traders
talked over old gossip to-day. because
reports of Disappointing threshng returns
from California and the Souihwesti ana
the low condition of the crop In Michigan
were rehashed. but the net gain mad. IN
jects materially helped the market.
The opening was about steady. with
scarcely anything doing. 1t was CTS
covered during the nrst ilVe or ten
minutes that offerings were not OPP
pressively large. and few buying orders
served to rush values up n cent. Later;
there was a gradual retrogression, until
the gain was almost entirely lost put JUST
before the close reports Of sales OF fifteen
carloads at New York for export ana
the working Of small line OF casn
wheat at TINS place again l1tlpdftrh
strength. with final recovery the result
July wheat opened at from Il IL TO
II Csc, sold 20 II l-2d0 5-sc, and closed
at Y l-E5-S43-ic. higher than yesterday.
Cash wheat in the sample partfnent
ruled firm, and lc. per bushel higher.
Corn was steady and firm with wheat
during the first half hour. and turned
lower with H. also. but when the rally
OF the finer grain took place. there was
not enough strength in corn 10 bring
about a recovery, without any attractive
feature TO the trade. July sold between
As 5-s and Il 3-4c.. and closed at asa
Cash corn was weak. and l-2c. per bushel
lower.
Oats.-There was not great deal 10 say
about corn. and stil less about oats to-
day. Like corn. however. the predominant
tone was weak one. and the close
was comparatively easy. The selling re-
presented the holdings OF longs" who
finally yielded To the conviction that there
Is no merit in prices for this grain. July
closed l-id3-sc under yesterday.
Proyisons.-The strength or product
found its source in both grain and hogs
to-day. There were good buying orders
TO be seen early, and when the demand
ceased the tone WAS stendy. Towards the
wind-up OF the session there was a rally,
which placed July pork l-2c.. lard DC.
and July ribs 2 lie. higher than yester-
days final quotations.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
opening. Highest Lc~esI Closing.