Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-14

d. I'm bulk. 6l0Q1s.i5
Rosin--Active and steady; strAined.
common to good, si.s5qsla "a
Turpentine--Quiet and easy at 2Sh8 l-1c
Rice-Moderately active and firm: do
mestic, fair TO extra. +l-aesc.; Japan
Molasses-roreisn nominal; New Or
NI5o: September. sil5c; December. ytss:
spot Rio. dull but steady; No. I. Is i-2c.s
flning. Use; refined fairly active and
firm: of A, i-sa4 s-sc.; cut loaf and
crushed. l-sUi lac; graduated. 47-isa
Frelsh,s to I.iverpool-ouiet; cotton.
southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
Fruits steady for choice stock. Negeta-
bles plentiful ana freely offered, as
rule: demand very moderate.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. July la-Fiour-
Firm.
wheat-unsettled: No, 2 red. SPOT. and
July 6SI6Si1c.: August. 6SUCsHc.; sep
tember, 6eef69Ic.: steamer No. red. ea,sc.;
southern. by sample. 6say7oc.; southern, on
Corn-Firmer: mixed spot. 5oisa5ic.;
July, 50i1c bid: August, 50isc, September.
sic. asked: southern white. 5iU52c.; south
ern yellow, 52a53c.
western, 32lzq3 &c.; No. 2 mixed, western,
30ikm3lc.
Rice-Inactive.
Hay-Easier at SIG.
Grain Freights-More active; steam. 10
Liverpool. 1%@lxd. for July: Cork. for
orders, 2s. Sd. for July.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. July 13-After exhibit
Ing an easy undertone throughout the ses-
sion, wheat finally broke and closed weak
| at decline OF / 3-4c. from yesterdays
last prices. The crowd had bought too
much wheat yesterday. the demand to-
day being far too light to absorb the
amount OF the sales. and sacrifices had
TO be made In order TO dispose OF the
| property. The news from the Northwest
| was stu conflicting. and the dealers feel
| disposed to let the condition of spring
| wheat remain undetermined until the
harvest returns begin to come In:
September wheat opened at 81 l-2 TO
| CT 5-Sc.. sold between 6S 1906 3-4c.. and
closed at 66 1-2c.. with the loss before
mentioned. Cash wheat was steady at
! yesterdays prices.
Corn-Very few peopla had any idea OF
| the proportions of the short interest In
| corn. 1t IS a matter OF fact that none
| OF the crop can be made available for
| delivery on September contract. This IL
the disturbing. cause In that delivery; and
/ Is evidenced by its greater strength. as
compared with the more distant months
September corn opened at IS "a to isc.,
sold between ~ IL and IS lie. and closed
az i6 1-sc.-3-sc. higher than yesterday
! Cash corn was l-2c. per bushel higher.
Oats-Though holding steady. were
without notable support. Through the
merits OF corn. prices We're prevented
from declining. but the trade lacked spe-
| clal feature. IL was a Saturday market
OF the usual kind. September closed a
| shade under Yesterday Cash oats were
steady. closing weak and Lie. per bushsl
\ lower.
| Provisions-A moments steadiness at
| the opening was about all the strength
seen i'm product. After declining steadily
| during the morning there was natural
| recovery OF part OF the loss. but the buy
| ing that brought about tho rally was
| rather more TO realize profits on short
| sales than for the purpose OF investment.
! The selling was scattered, but the brokers'
! who were conspicuous on that side are
| the same who are usually Identified with
! Armours operations.
| Az the close September pork was l1c.
| under Yesterdays prices. lard lie.
| lower, and September ribs. Sc. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows: