Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10

Saies-Cattie, 40, sheep ana lands, wv
Prices-Cattle. best. s&a44c. gross: me
dunn 20 good. 3ff3izc. gross common TO
fair. rlfi1s,c. gross; bulls 2i.ff2Ac. gross:
sheep, 2i.m3i1c. gross. lambs. fu5c. gross;
hogs, 6Q6Ac. net.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. June s.-Flour quiet and |
steady: winter wheat, low grades. sl.50u |
4 s,. PATENTS, 81 od3.S0: Minnesota clear. |
30 g,fi2s5. patents, S.25,itl5; southern |
fiour quiet and steady; common to fair |
extra, S2ooG3.oc; good to choice do, So9 |
Wheat-Duli; No. 2 red. store and eie- |
vator. 6lc.: aiioat, 6iisc. Options active;
opening weak. declining lnlAc;; rallyins
i.a3.c., and closing steady ,a01sS. De
low yesterday; June, elc.; Ju'y' dSe';
80 SepntM Moderately active and weaker:
No. 2. A7sd+5hc. In elevator soHSSc'
anoat: ungraded mixed. 4iH giosze; op-
tons opened weak ana declnsu .HsS.'
under yesterday; June. HIS; Juiy' 4oe''
SsTs1fo%er. Options lower; hqitc.
down; June. i6isc.: July, 4oc. septeno,ssf,
35e; spot No. 2, illse.; n. no; o, m.,'V wbIts
stzc.; mixed western, F'zu @'sc.' "ni'e
HaveFairly active and steady; shipping,
55d6oc.: good to choice. 15fissc. ,.a,-
Wool-Dull and easy: pulled, l0uSoc''
Texas, GAIA. ,.. osno6,
AGO; extra mess, S00aS.o; beef nai ,,,.
quiet at siS0oGIiS5O; tierced peer ouii'
CITY extra India mess. Sls.NG ls.W; ~,
Cut meats-Quiet ana hrn; p nip,. hams
lies sssUs1.c; shoulders, 51z4S7sc.' haihs'
l0Q10Ac. s,.am
closing, 1876. nomnally; city, b:Sts, ~!
tions-sales none; refined quiet, Con,ihsslh.s
N55; South America. $50; COMPOUND S'''
"T Pork-Dun: mess. sS.25alS.5O; extra
Butier-Demand firm; State dairy, l2,ssa
llc; creamery lSGlsc: W .,Sns I us"S' ~"
Cottonseed oil--Steady; crude, 2saZSc.;
Petroleurn@DulI and UNCHANGED; wash
ington barrels, $500, do, IN hulKi $,Co.
Rosln-Quiet and firm; strained coni-
mon to good. $l.3JdliO. .o,,ea
Turpentine--Dull but steady al SVA@
30s.c. ,.,. fair IN
extra, 3Au5hc; Jsran, lsaiAc: ,et,,a
good to choice. 27G37c.; market quiet ana
Peanuts-Qulet ,
CONCEPTIONS closed easy; points Is
S @}H6o. December. Sl2.SOai2S: spot Rio,
dun but steady No. Z. sl0.o.l5 ,,,. rosr-
Sucar-Raw quiet and firm; fair renh-
ing. 2i5c: refined firm and In tair us-
mand; off A, 5-lsls5 l5-iee. stanu s,ishsa -
37suI 1-l6c.; cut-loaf, l-l6a S.; ctusneu'
if-islf,Tlc.: granulated, 37sQi S-i6c.
Freights to Liverpool-Dull and weak,
| cotton, 5-6id. grain, Id, asked
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, June s.-Flour dun
and unchanged.
Wheat-Unsettled and lower; No. 2 red,
spot and June, 5gl2HSsssc' July, G'sg
| G4c.; August, 6lhsq6l &c; september,
| s2Lc.; steamer No ? 56Aa56lac'' milling
| wheat, by sample. 6OAc.
| Corn-Spot 42l2046'Fc; July' ioS,
steamer. mixed, 4sc southern, by sample
| isa4siac do. on grade, 4snisl9c. ,oe
| Oats-Firmer; No white western. 49g
| i9Iac.; No. 2 mixed do. l6lzg47lsc.
| Rye-Dull; No. 2. 5jd5sc.
| Hay-Steady and unchanged.
Frelghts-Quiet; steam to Liverpool pei
bushel. kQld.
| Provisions Firm: mess pork. S1t.5o; bulk
| shoulders $50: shor,-rib sides ana cleai
sides, $500; sugar-cured shoulders. S'Zo
hams. Sli.J0G1325.
| Iard-Rehned. sl2c.
Butter-Firm; fancy ladle, lie; store
| packed. 7Efllc.
| Eggs-Firm at 14c.
| Coffee-Steady; No. T. l5izal5Ac.
Sugar-Steady; granulated. Ale.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. June 9-The uncertainty o
| speculation was demonstrated by the ac
ton of wheat to-day. Yesterdays mar
ket was apparently based on the theorl
that the price was bound for 81 pc
bushel; to-day the trade wondered wh!
they had bought 40 much wheat; am
! proceeded 10 dispose Of their holding
with as much celebrity as possible. Yester
day the government indications OF rail-
| N the Northwest and Southwest We're L
a. great extent, II not entirely disre
garded: to-day, because II rained IN MIS-
I SQUIRT, Kansas, Nebraska, and the Norm
| west, values opened a full cent lower
| and on the Weather Bureau reportin
| further expected showers in the district
| mentioned, there were additional declines
4 close watch was kept on the Pardridg
| contingent, with II view to being guide
. by his action, but that gentleman wa
evidently quite easy in mind, and mad
, no effort to cover his short holdings. q
the whole there was nothing OF yer
| extraordinary nature In the news o
which to reason an advance ana OF cours
! the opposite occurred. july opened
from 597s TO J9%c sold between 597s an
! 5S7sc., and closed at 59isc.-a net loss {
, he from yesterday. The trade In cas-
| wheat was quiet. with prices lower, COLI
| Gliding with the futures.
| Corn showed fully az much weakness
|, as wheat, taking its tone from that ma
| ket. The rains i'm the corn-produclh
7 | States were "A feature Of the weakness
: | There was free selling by the buyers
| Yesterday. with a decided easing of u
{ | bull sentiment. July closed 1i9c, und'
| Yesterday at the inside price or the ia
d | The cash demand was good. The offerint
I were moderate and the price was u
= | lower
! oats lost much Of their vigor to-da'
Z | from the lack Of enthusiasm in the oth'
! | nits After an easy opening, falr trat
was transacted at steady prices. but iat
the pronounced weakness In wheat WI
L | communicated TO oats, with the cons
auence OF bringing forth free selling o
| ders. June was the weakest option, an
| July ranked second. AT the close Jun
| mad lost 2Ac. from yesterdays nm
figures, and July 1hc. Cash oats, pa
ticuIariy white. were weak and lower.
Provisions were dull. Hogs were wea
BUSINESS was at standstill most OF u
session. with no important trading. Pac
ers left the force OF their influence TO II
selling side. July pork closed &C. low
4 than Yesterday; July lard 5W'Ec. lowe
i and July ribs 2i405c. lower.
4 The leading futures ranged as follows: