Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
aud win be associated in business with
Mr. II. Il. Parham.
NEW YORK pRopucp MARxEr.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. juno A.-Fiour dull and
easy, winter wheat. low grades. 81 $50
2.r; patents. tee0qs.B; Minnesota clear,
&.2n26; patents, S6S1<.a6: tow extras.
si-sJ0259; southern flour dull and easy:
common to fair extra. s2iog2oe; good to
whest--DuIl and lower with options:
NO. red. store and elevator. tzt1c.: afcaf,
63i1c. Options opened weak and declined
Is9ssc.;, rallied ;sa<c:; fen Alfs.c.,- and
s'sssi july august sasss $500 sc ss1 Sss
Der, sc.
,corn-Dull but steady; No. 2. 45,sc. in
elevator; fs'rc. afloat. Options very duh,
unchanged. and without special feature;
July. SAC: August. 4sixc.
Oats-Dull and lower Options dull;
July. sc up; others &c down; June. Bic:
July. islsc.: August. 5ac.: seprrmpe1.
se sps N Ns.,ern f sSs No S,,s white as
5eQ5.c.
Hay--Choice steady and in nodente de-
mand; shipping. 5oQ3Sc.; good to choice.
WooI--M Moderately active and steady;
domestic fleece. n422c.: pulled. i54s4c.
Beef-Dull but steady; family. n20Q
400: extra mess. sSo9ds5o beef hams
quiet and firm at s9oou22so: tierced beef
dull: city extra India mess. n7eoq1Sn.
Cut meats-Ffrm and quiet; picked bell
lies. Use: shoulders. SIC; hams, 1910
i0izc.: middles nominal.
lard-Quiet and easy: western steam.
closing. T.lo. asked; city. ss.scGs esiz: July.
Fo5. nominally; September. $50. nomi-
America. $50: compound. Ss7IsQs.oo
Pork-in moderate demand and steady;
mess, N3.i5gl4oo; extra prime. N35og
Butter-In fair demand: fancy firm:
State dairy 12al7hc.; do. creamery, $50
Isle; western dairy, l0lfi5c. do.
creamery, itQitNc.; Elgins. lsieisIsc.
Cottonseed oil-Firm and quiet; crude.
PC yellow. 22lyuS3c.
Petroleum-Qniet and steady; refined.
in bulk. $26oel2s5.
Rosin-Dull and steady; strained. COM
mon to good. 81. aJ9B4t 10.
slhc.
Rice-Firm and In fair demand: domes-
tic. fair to extra, 3ssQ5hc.; japan. 4h9
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open-kettle. good 10 choice. Elf37c.:
market dull but steady.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Options opened steady and un-
changed 10 Is points up. and closed steady.
5ftl5 points up: July. SIS 54f550: Sep
TENDER s1aSOGiLio; December, SIS. S0dl3 10;
spot Rio. quiet and firm at sl6.6a
Sugsr-Raw quiet and nrIn: fair refining.
2 ll-i6c.: refined quiet and firm: on A.
is-iG44c: standard A, i-ieFstc.; cut
graduated. 4 S-l6Gp4iac.; cubes. 3ssd4 s-lsc.
Freights TO Lverpool-ffrm and quiet;
cotton, SID; grain. I'd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, MD, June $.--f1our dull
and unchanged
Wheat--Qniet and easy: spot and June,
61d6lhc: July, 6lhQ6lhc. August, 62isfp
62hc.; September, sSgs3hc.; No. 2 red,
5sAc.; milling wheat. by sample &c.
Corn-Dull; mixed, spot, June and July.
isc.. bid; southern, by sample. 529Sic.;
do. on grade, 54c.. asked.
Oats-Easy; No. 2 white, western, Sic.
asked; No. 2 mixed, do, $4,000.
Rye-Inactive; No 2, 5S05Jc.
Hay-Quiet. steady. and unchanged.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, June 26.-At the opening OF
the grain market to-day wheat was firm
and a shade higher at Chicago. but weak
and half a cent lower at New YORK.
The irregularity was ascribed TO the tsct
that the latter was following the pool,
where a decline OF nc. had taken place.
while this market was influenced more by
Continental advices than by those from
the United Kingdom. Ii did not take long
for matters to straighten out, however
decline taking place here that soon mar :
rowed the spread. During the rest OF the
session there was a free selling or long
| wheat, and Partridge sgnalized MS re-
turn from a short absence by pulling out
a fair line of short stun. Taken alto
gether. there was but narrow tradins.
| with much susceptibility on the part OF
prices to either buying or selling.
September. which is now the active OPP
ton opened at 62h To 62iRc. sold oetWeeh
62ss and SAC. and closed NJ the lhslde-,i
net loss OF SAFE. from yesterday 'ash
wheat was I'm good demand.
Corn was purely local scaiping nlai ,
| ket to-day. Holders OF privileges k,pe
prices from straying beyond the bounda-
| RES marked out by them. July corn
! onened at 4Os4c.. sold between II ana 4y1sc.,
! and closed where 1t started-a net loss o,
| iLc for the day. Cash corn was IN Soou
! demand. holders asking higher prices
| oats proved to be the strongest artlcIe
| on the floor to-day, notwithstanding
weak opening. and the FIRST half hour
! there was talk Of damage from WEI
| harvest, and July shorts were a httie u,
| worried. fearing that the rains wpull
| restrict receipts June closed lc. hlRhet
! than Yesterday. and July &c. higneF'
! Cash oats were steady.
/ Provisions were easy. They were also
| dull Some people gave the lhiinail
| hovcott as an excuse for the lack OF
! strength Cheaper hogs contributed their
| share 10 the softness OF prices. The range
! ~ nrices was exceedingly narrow. July
1 nork closed 2ikc. lower than yesterday,
/ Iulv lard 2i4M5c. lower. and July rios
/ 9isc. lower. Very little business was zone
/ in cash product. .-,,-.