Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
NEW Yoek PRODUCE MARKET.

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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June le.-FIoux dull and
offered at easier prices: winter wheat
low grades. si.S12.50; do. fair 10 fancy.
81. pg2,S; do, patents. $2gn3.3: Mime
low extras, a.Sli2Jo; southern -Four dull
and easy; common TO fair extra, 2.1sp
800: good to choice. x3,00d350.
Wheat-Dui and hIssc. lower with op,
lions: closing steady: No. red. store ana
opened weak and declined ilzals.c.; rail-
He'd La%c.. and closed steady, lhai%c-
under yesterday. with speculation less ac-
tive; No. ? red. June. sissc.; July. s2'sc.'
August. CSC,
Corn~Moderately active and firner; No.
2. 67sc In elevator; E-af57.c. afiost. OPP
tons dull and isa+c. higher, with the
West; closing steady; June. &c; july
oa,s-DnlI and ic. higher: closing
strong: June hll4c.; July, Soc: August,
Ssc No. 2 white. July, Sic; spot. NO :.
5Oizc. /: No. 2 white. b2,sc.; mixed western.
5lH52c.; white do. 52QaSc.
Hay-Steady and In fair demand; snip
ping. 5Ods5c.: good to choice. 75Gls5c.
Wool-In moderate demand; domestic
fleece. 17022c.; pulled, l5d3tc ..ou>.
Beef-Dull but steady; family. SZWg
400: extra mess, sS.0odS.0 beef hams
quiet at $lS.O0niss3; tierced beef duh; city
extra India mess, sis.eoql9oo.
Cut meats-Quiet and firm; picked bel
lies, &c; shoulders SIC; hams: lOtc;
I.ard-Quiet and easier; western stesn'
500, July, closing. N.05, noniinaliy; sep
temher. S7.@; Continent, S.35; compound.
sJ.Gizus.0o.
Pork-Quiet and steady; extra prime,
81 jeul3o0.
State dairy. i,alic.; do. creamery, loo
l1isc.: western dairy. l5dl1'2c.; Creamery
ltqlIi9c.; Elgins, lil2c.
Cottonseed oil-Dull but firm; crude
CSC: yellow. S2 su33c.
Petroleum-QIiet and steady.
Rosn-Duli but steady strained. COM
mon to good. sl32iziil.3lle. a.,
Turpentine-Quiet and steady al p'F
3oAc.
Rice-Fairly active and firm; domestic
fair to extra, 3a,4Mi4c.: Japan. fsspP.c.
MOlasses-Forsign nominal; New Ut
leans. open-ke good 10 choice, 2IaSIc.;
market duh bur steady.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Optiohs steady and 5 points up
TO 10 down; August. $i55dl46O; October.
tls5Gul355; December, $3.50; spot RIO
dull: No. I. si615.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair re-
filming. 2 ll-lsc.; standard a; : icisq rs:
granuiated. l-i6d4'sc.
Freights to Liverpool-Steady.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, June l9.-Flour dull
Wheat~Steady: No. red. spot and
June 577sdOc.: July. 6ohu6oSc; August.
61hG6l2-c.; September, 62igae2ac.: steam
er. No. red, 55Aa5Ic.; milling by sam
Corn-Duli: mixed. spot. 45c., asked;
June i6c.. asked; July, 46c., bid; south
ern. by sample, iSa5oc.; do, on grade,
zoe. .
Oats-Firm: No. 2 white. western. is,a1g
49ibc No. 2 mixed, western, i6lgahc.
Rye-Slow; No. 2, 55a56c.
Hay-Dul and unchanged.
Ocean freights-Unchanged.
other articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. June 1s-The boom was out
of wheat to-day, and prices were almost
as weak as they were strong yesterday
They did not break as quickly nor with
such nervous excitement as they displayed
when advancing, but melted away graiu-
ally under the pressure OF long wheat
that did not all come out at once. fes'er-
DAYS enthusiastic buyers were cautious
sellers to-day, and the seaboaru let go
of immense quantities throughout me
session. New York led yesterday IN
strength; to-day it was the weakest !. "
ket There was some changing rom
July into September. with resultant
widening of the differences between ne
two options. July opened at D32c., re-
covered, and sold at 60lsc.. with loss OF
lAsc. from yesterday Y dSh Wii''N
about 1 per cent. lower its relations WIN
the futures causing the decline.
Corn was weaker to-day, the iniluence
coming from wheat. There was not as
much decline however. as there wohl,'
| have been, had 1t not been for good cash
demand which held prices from breahils
seriously. July corn opened az from q :
| To 4lisc.. declined 10 40Ac, and rallied To
| Anc. where IL closed-a fraction under
Yesterday. Cash corn was firm, prices ho'
| showing much change.
Large commission houses were the buy.
ers of oats to-day. The theory was thi'
| the buying represc nted the seabOard de-
! mand. as well as local orders, the former
/ principally. The tone of the market wis
! strong with the June delivery the stAi
| oDtion The other futures were hlSh'l
| from sympathy. Some OF the late IONS
were sellers to-day. June closed "a c
| higher than yesterday; July l2c. CaSi
oats were strong. prices closing lpp-c
| higher than yesterday.
| Provisions were easy with very mOh"
rate amount Of trading. The tone was
! formed from the combined effects OF
! lower hog market and declining prlc'
/ for wheat the latter having but an m
| direct influence. The close was almost
| ar the inside quotations for the day
| July pork showed a loss OF The. iron
Yesterday; July lard 7isc., and July ribs