Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 29-Flour-Dull.
weak, and unclaimed; winter wheat, low
ETss S s so psteu ss ss sss g. m liSs
sofa clear. 81. 40gs2.9o; do. patents. S.lSQ
sac; low extras, si.7cQSs5; southern
-four dull end weak; common TO fair sx-
ira, s2loqS2.Io; good to choice do.' N''"y
Wheat-spot dull. weak. and ikgsic. low,
err; options were more active ana cioseu
weak at a Ssnsc decline; NO. req, June
e0l5c.; July, tOlsc.; September use; De-
Corn3Spots duh and iiGikc. lower,
closing firm; No. 2. 33%c. in elevator, sf1sc:
afioat; options were moderately active ana
weak "a. at tgsse: deei me- june ''7''''
Oats--Spots more active but weaker; op-
lions easier but moderately active; July'
20lkc.: August, 2Qc.; September, NC; spot,
No. 2. a'kc.; No. white, &C. mixed
Hay-Quiet and easy; shipping, 62i90
6716c: good 20 choice 61ialS5c.
Wool2In moderate demand and Arm;
domestic fleece. 1en22c.; pulled, lenSsee;
Beef-Dull but steady; family, sS.5Oqs;
Reef Wams-easy at s145oGS5.
Tierced Beef-Quet and firm; city extra
India mess. SlldslS. -,
Cut-Meats-Firm and quiet; plckiee pei
lies, $3.50: shoulders, &l2IsaA5; hams
Lard-Ouiet and weak; western steam
sl17IzaSL2o: city, s315; July. AlI; rehned
Slow Continent, $40, south Anlei|ean'
Sass: compound. AqA25. .---a
Pork-Active and easy ola mess S"'V
IS 25: new mess, SS50QseT5.
Butter-About steady: demand moderate
State dairy, l0al5c.; creamery, utee i ~
western dairy sQEc' DO creamery it'S"
Eggs-Choics firm: state and Pennsyl-
vania. 12Ql3c; western. fresh, l0i5gizc. |;
do, per case, n.51nS .,.
a flftfA f.
crude. 2Ot2lc.; yellow PRIME AAe -9c'' uo'
Rosin-Dull but steady; strained, COM
mon to good, SllO o-.,>,
Turpentine-Quiet and STEADY AT -04V
26ibc.: southern, Sc al. .,-
Rice-Firm and fairly active; aolnesuc'
fair 10 extra, 3a5Ac.; Japan, 4it l-fc;
Molasses-In fair demand ana nrm lew
Orleans, open kettle. good TO choiee, z'g
Peanuts-Quiet: fancy hand-piclsed, 4&.c.
CoTee-Dull and $40 points down July,
sll IS; September, Sl0e5; Marcn, SJ:Dgsi99,
spot Rio quiet and steady; NO. Z, SlSV
Sugar-Raw dull but steady; fair refin-
fng Z l-16c: refined unchanged ana que,
STANDARD A, 4jsc.; cut-loaf and erushed'
SAC; graduated, 4;sc, 49,. 49,. a..,,or.
Freiehts to Iiverpool--Cuiet but nrmer'
cotton. by steam, Lied; grain, by STEAM
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. June 29.-Iiquidation con-
tInuad the general order IN wheat Quay
Holders and bulls could enyoiye no en-
couraQement from the Statistical news IL
cident 10 Monday and from the start the
selling was OF greater volume ana lHRVi-
tance than the disposition 10 BUY. hne
demands were largely for covering pur-
noses and against puts, 50 thdt tno
prestige attached TO IL was OF no conse-
quence. . -. s.o,,, Eru
"a fsiLG1k5 5-so.. declined TO Doc, ana
closed al 80 1-4c.-6-sc. under Saturuay.
cash wheat was weak ana l1g74c. lower,
Corn was dominated by the We9k toIie
of wheat although, as matter OF lhct'
fnere was no essential reason for any
thing better in the direct SITUATION; !,
September corn opened at q l-ec.. ,,ul e e.
clined to q S-Sc.. ana closed at SG azsbb
| q 5-So-3-sQkc. under Saturday Iasi'
oats"As the other grain markets
novsd SO did oats. Lower prices pre-
vailed generally Relative to the pre-
vailing low standard, 1t IL noteworthy
that, per ton, hay IS more valuable taah
oats were weak aud lower, the average
sales being at a decline OF l-4gHc. from
Proyisions-The hog market was the
factor in product. The arrivals or ,d I'VE
and prices at the yards dropped, IN con-
senuence. Provisions adopted the same
Course Business was moderately acuve
for a short while after the opening, put
it did not take iong 10 execute 'ns , i'i, ara
,Ininteresting. on some covering by
shorts later prices rallied 20 the tuil
extent OF the early loss. September pork
closed sc. higher than Saturday, septeni-
Der lard and ribs unchangeo. <suo.
The leading futures ranged as foliQws: