Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-16

N.6: Philadelphia and Baltimore. $50;
do, In bulk. 5l0HS5b
Rosin-Active and steady, strained,
common to good, N.55Nsi5i IL
Turpentne-Quiet and easy at 2sdcs l-2c
RIce-Moderately active and Arm; do
nestle. fair to extra, i-4f6c., Japan,
ini lie.
Molasses-Foregn nominal: New Or
leans. open kettle. choice, 2sn3sc.
cofree.-Duli and seIl0 points down; July.
Sli5o; September. Nt7o: December, SAG;
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair re.
filming. Use: refined fairly active and
firm: OF A, i-Su4 3-sc.: cut loaf and
crushed. i-Sni he; granulated, 47-iST
SIC.
Frelghts to Iiverpool-Quiet; cotton.
southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
Fruits steady for choice stock. Negeta-
bles plentiful and freely onered, as
rule: demand very moderate.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. July i3.-Flour-
Firm.
Wheat-t'nsettled: No. red spot. and
July 6SG6s.c.: August. 6Susshc.: Sep
TENDER. GeGi694c.: steamer No. red. 6ASc.:
southern, by sample. 69QS0c.; southern. on
grade. 65ff70c.
Corn-Firmer; mixed. spot. 5Ois15ic.;
July. yOizc. bid; August, 50lsc.; September.
Sic. asked; southern white 5lM52c.; south
Oats-Steady; good inquiry; No. 2 white.
western. s2l4dS3c.; No. mixed, western,
30i4G3lc
Rice-Tnactive
Hay-Easier at tl6
Grain treights-More active; steam, to
Liverpool, lNdi%d. for July; Cork, for
orders. 2s. 90. for July.
other articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL. July i3-After exhibit
ing an easy urdertone throughout the ses-
sion Whapt tnaiFN 10. MI N1A ,.lx
at decline of 3-ic. 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
10 be made In order TO dispose Of the
property. The news from the Northwest
was still conflicting. and the dealers feel
disposed 10 let the condition OF spring
wheat remain undetermined until the
| harvest returns begin to come in
September wheat opened at 81 IL to
81 5-sc., sold between 6S l-SdG5 Bic. and
closed at 66 l-2c., with the loss before
mentioned. cash wheat was steady at
Corn-Very few people had any idea OF
the proportions of the short interest In
corn. IL Is 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 opener AT % - 10 voc,
sold between ~ - and - lie, and closed
| at 46 1-Sc.--3-sc. higher than yesterday.
| Cash corn was lie. 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-
/ cial feature II was a Saturday market
| Of the usual kind. September closed n
/ shade under yesterday. Cash oats were
steady. closing weak and Lie. per bushel
lower.
! Provlslons-A moments steadiness at
| the opening was about all the strength
! seen in product. After declining steadily
! during the morning there was natural
/ recovery Of part Of the loss. but the buy
/ ing that brought about the 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.
! At the close September pork was l5c.
/ under Yesterdays prices, lard lie.
/ lower. and September ribs, Sc. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows: