Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY. JUNE 2s 1896.

$40: city. S.D9s3sO; July. $40: refined
dull. Continent, $40: South America,
AsS: compound. aQf425.
Pork-Weak and In fair demand; old
mess, T.15uSSz5, new mess. Ss.JO'gSS.l0.
Butter-Quiet; fancy steady ana I'M
changed.
Egs1Quiet and unchanged.
Cott0nseed Oil-Quiet and easy; crude,
2pQ2lc.; yellow, prime. "a S-ig20 do, on
Realistically: strained. n.7o.
Turpeat!ne-Dul but steady at . ZIG
e. i-4c
Rice-Firr and unchanged
Molasses-ITairly active, firm, and I'M
changed.
4 &c.
CoTee-ouiet; June. 10 points up; others
l0ql5 points down: June. $l2leplz2V'
July, sil.65n sll7j; August sll.l5; Decem-
Ter, t0i5QN0g; March. NDgo; spot fdo
dull but steady; No. Z. sl3.
sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair re,
fning. Jl-l6c., bid; refined firm, quiet. and
Frsigats to Liverpcol-ouies and I'M
changed.
southern Fruits and vegetab,es-Buyers
and trading to-day was slow ana Win
out much change % prices.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. June 27.-wheat dull No.
2 red, SPOT and June, slasl l-sc. July
90 1890 BIC; August, GU $500 SIC; seq
TENDER. 611Sl i-Sc.; southern by Sample
e0d6l lie do, on grade, 81 lie.
Corn-Easy. mixed, spot, ana june
% s-4Q32 7-sc.; July. % l-gt5z e-sc'' IA a..
gust % slaSSc ., ssIB'emI lsc SOU Southern
white, Sec, bid do. yellow, IS i-2c., bid go
Oats-Fasv: No. 2 white western, 24
% Lac: No. 2 mixed do, q l-lIzzc.
Rye-Ste2dyI No. :. nearby, Soc'
Hsy-Quiet.
pool, 3D.. bid, for July; Cork TOT on
Is. 7 I-2G2s., 9 I'D, for June ana July'
Eggs-Firm at Hal 1-2c.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, June 27.-To-day closed with
no IMPROVEMENT in business, after one
OF the dullest weeks on the B0arl ol
Trade in many months. Ihis TACT Is hOte-
worthy In view OF the reported improve
ment in business circles, which was
claimed by a morning paper IN puolistlei
interviews with prominent men to-uds /.
The feeling IN the wheat market was
heavy. prices sagTing throughout ule
session. and closing heavy at inside
figures A break In securities on the
New York Stock Exchange was the key-
note 10 a decline, which came near t le
close. Holders OF July wheot' VINO h.s
been relying on the curtailment OF the
REGULAR storage-room at this dace, by
reason OF the recent disciplining OF seVe-
raj houses. 10 help them out, nut tount
that shorts" displayed not the least
uneasiness, and that every bushel SO Iar
put out by tho bears showed proht,
were induced TO dispose OF their properly
and assume their losses The welSRI
OF offerings carried prices below the
lowest point previously recorded on the
crop. September wheat opened az from
56IEa56 3-Sc., and declined to Is 7,Se.'
where It closed-3-SQizc. under yesterday.
Cash wheat was weak and nc lower.
Corn-,rhe trade was light ana unlm-
pOrtant, with nothing but local interest
displayed. September corn opened AT
Is Lac, sold at Csc, and closed at the
inside-1-4c under yesterday. Cash corn
was steady. until near the close, when
a nominal decline Of lac. took place.
With an individual undertone OF weak
ness and a surrounding atmosphere OK
depression. It was scarcely 60 be eN-
pected that oats would show any iucllna-
ton 10 Improvement. september oats
closed l-ic. under yesterday. cash oats
were weak, with buyers Indifferent Prices
were lac. lower.
Provisions-rhe amount Of trade In pro-
duct was about as usual for Saturday
Lalf-hOliday. The hog market on tho
last day OF the week IS seldom an impor-
tame one, and product, except on extra
ordinary occasions, sympathlZed IN the
dulness. The feeling IN provisions today
was about steady. Towards the close
the weakness OF wheat had discour-
aging effect. September pork closed l7lzc.
lower than Yesterday. September lard a
shade lower, ana September ribs un-
changed.
The leading futures ranged as follows: