Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW. YORK, June o.-Flour. steadier
demand moderate; winter wheat, low
grades. N.Sa25o; patents. Sson5.2S; MIN
AS; low extras. SiS5Siz. 80: southern Hour
quiet and steady. common To fair extra
s20sfts.0; good to choice extra. B.coa3e
Wheat-DuI and nc. higher; closing
firm; No; red, store and elevator. s2Ae.:
anoat. 62AsnSic. Options opened strong
and advanced i%Yliac; declined &ptc.;
rallied &c. and closed Arm. sale. over
yesterday, with trading fairly active; NO.
red, June, 629.c.; July. Glsc.; August.
Corn-Dull; No. . red. sst.ai6Ec In eie-
vator: 46Ani6sc. a'oat; ungradcd mixed.
i5c. Options moderately active and izc.
higher closing firm; June. i6%c.; July,
46Tsc.: August. f7%c; September. b5sc
Oats-Dult, scarce. and frmer; June,
52Ae: July. 5l3ic: August. S9Ac.; No.
white. July. Sc: spot. No. ?, 52Nasc.; NO.
white. Sic. mixed western, 5SSi5ic., white
western, 52li53c
Haydn moderate demani shipping. 20
m55c.: good TO choice. 'JftNc.
Wool-Steady: pulled. Bate.
Beef-tguiet and steady: family, $1,000
1900; extra mess. $50; beef hams quiet
and trmer at 2Od&c.: tierced beef-city
extra India mess. <ls.0Dnl 1899.
Cut meats-Dull but steady; picked bell
lies. 7c. shoulders. 5Ac.; hams. i0rloitc.
Iard-Weaker but quiet: western steam.
S595 nominally city. &5V; July. sLW:
September, Si.i. nominally; retned dull'
Continent $50. South America, SIs5i com
pound. M.SiizQ6O0.
Pork-Duli but steady: mess, sl35OalS0:
extra prime. So JeNl3eb.
Butter-ln fair demand AMI frmer; State
dairy. l3Hl1c., creamery, lJltSc.; western
larry, l0nl5c.; do. creamery. l4glSc.' 90.
Cottonseed oll--Quiet and firm; crude,
29c
petroleun'-Dull; refined nominal,
Rosin-Quiet and ilrmer strained. COM
mon To good. 81 25lIl 80
Turpentine-Dun but steady al S9hp
SON.c.
Rice-Firm and in fair demand; domes-
| tic. fair TO extra, 5AN9Ac. Japan. 4's0
&c.
Molasses-F Foreign nominal; New or
| leans, Open-kettle good 10 choice, 2,d3ic.;
market quiet and steady.
| Peanuts-Steady.
Conee-Irregular closing steady; 5ui5
points up; July. SljN: September. N5.to;
| December, N32o; spot Rio quiet and
| steady: No. T. Sl62j.
| Sugar-Raw dull; fair refining, ll-l6c.;
/ refined quiet and steady; of \. J i-l5atc.;
! standard \. 4 i-ljhpic.; cut-loaf, i7slp
. Lie: crushed. $50 l-l6c., Branulated.
| 4 1-l6Nissc.
Freights TO Liverpool-Firmer and in
moderate demand.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE ND, June 2o.-Flour dun
| and unchanged.
| Wheat-Strong: No. red spot and
| g..
| 62lka62E.c; September. 63isqe.Nc.: steam
er. No. 2 red. 57A45Sc.; milling. by sam
| PIE. jiuG2c
Corn Strong; mixed and June. &c. bid;
July, iG1,c., bid. southern. 10y sample
| 5lN52c.: do, on grade. 50n5lc.
Oats-Active and higher; No. : white.
western, 50q5lc; No. mixed. do 4'~
| 4Sc.
Rye-DuM: No. 2. Da56c
Hay-Steady and UNCHANGED
Buttsr-F'irm: creamery, fancy. isc' IA
die fancy, lie; store packed, l0pl2c.
| Conee-Stesdy; No. Z. i6Lc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. June n-Yeeterday's decline
In wheat prices In this market did not
! seem to affect the foreign markets, and
the failure Of Liverpool TO respond 10
that decline was, perhaps. the lll-lm-
portant argument IN FAVOR OF hiEn,r
prices here to-day The opening Was
! buOyant. and the first hours trading WAS
| OF a very exciting character. The market
! received additional vigOr from reports OF
| damaged crops in the spring wheat re-
gion. The government weekly "eatnsr
and crop bulletin reported small grains
! permanently injured by the late drought,
while private dispatches fully confirmed
! the statement. and in many instances
!, ! added color TO the report. me eNtr"-
,ordinary strength OF oats impaired some
| OF it's viVacity 10 wheat The ACTIVITY
after the first hour suffered some abate.
, ment. but the strength was lasting anu
, the close. although At SONS Ir' ''i"tt az
the outside was with a fun measure "i
Jaly wheat opened at 599.qjsssc.. sold
between CO.'S and 5ssc.. ami CLOSED az
G0c-a net gain Of Sc. for the LAY. ca n
wheat was quotably lie. per bushel hisheT
than yesterday. - H..
: and oats and the influence u the TWO
. was calculated 20 help corn. inc ,a1h
, / demand was also good ana theretoie
. exerted q beneficial effect on TIE futures
July opened AT N9sN n@c., SOLD between
fgss and 4l5sc., ana closed az Y sc:-d nel
L | gain Of &c. CaSh corn WAS l"i7to' h''
: bushel higher. ..,..
: The oat market furnished the sensation
> ! Of the floor. June AT one time being quo'eu
& 34c higher than yesterdays Close ahl
Julv per cent. higher than the last
| figures OF that day. Sample oats WeI
q | no 3d6c. from yesterday-a larger AT
= | yanc- than was ever known before out
) side of a manipulated market 49,. g..
The distant deliveries were higher III
| sympathy with the nearer options, pu'
the advance was not as great pracu
y cal uluatrstion OF the incOrreCtness OF
= the assertion by the supporters OF th'
4 anti-option bill that the short aeHer ue
, ! presses prices was FURNISHED by tne dSt ~,
s ~ that gentleman to-day. He pusheo
Fval,fss higher so quickly that II Wa
I Win difficulty that he could keep th'
pace June closed 3i4c. higher than y :
? terlay. and July &c. higher. septennDe'
: ! shou.d a gain Of li2c . a..
? Pro,ieions-There was very little vitality
3 I'm either the trade or the prizes on pro
. duct to-day. An excess OF DIV hoss os ~,
= tha estimated number IN the run AZ ~
l. Yards and a decline IN Ndlue ioI -"
X animal caused "A weak start. Near th'
L close markers wore good sellers,. a'it
Z nrices eased Off, closing hf2c. unier yes
!. terday for July pork. Jc. for jury iatd
and o.. for July ribs. There was i'loNS
ratelv good cash demand.
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