Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-08
NEW YORK pRopucr MARKEr.

NEW YORK. June 7.-Fiour more ac-
tive, Chiefly spring patents held frmer:
winter wheat, low grades, N.Sn2.50: pat
ents, s2.sonS25; Minnesota clear. $3.50
go, patents, S.2lt4.25; low extra. N.Ssff
EGO; southern fioiar quiet and firm: COM
mon to fair ezra, $2.ocu3.00; good to
choice. S00l3.50.
Wheat-DuII, &c. lower with options.
59tsffs0c. afioat. eehc Options active and
excited; opening firm and advancing m
nc: declining ic.. and closing unsettled,
lsn9sc. under yesterday: No. ? red, June,
6s1sc.; July. 1oisc.: September. 63%c.
Corn-More active for export: closing
firm; No. 2. axe in elevator; iiisuii4c.
afoat; ungraded mixed, tstac. Options
fairly active. advancing h9ssc early, re-
acting hn9se.. with wheat, and closing
steady and unchanged from yesterday;
&c.
Oats--Quiet and firmer; June, 45,kc.:
July. 43ssc.; August. SIC: spot, No. 2,
isc.: mixed western, 4Saisc.; white d.,
4sd5lc.
Hay-Quiet and unchanged; shipping. So
ff60c.. good 10 choice, 15lSJc.
Wool--Moderately active and firm. do
mestic fleece, 2oa25c.: pulled, l6a2Jc.
mess. sS.0oQs50; beef hams. quiet at $500
mis50; tierced beef dull; city extra India
mess. yiS.0oni90
Cut meats-E'irm and quiet: picked bel
lies, 6rsn6Ac; shoulders. SAc.; hams, 100
l0Lc.: middles nominal
Lard-Quiet and nrmer; western steam,
closing, $780, city, &.25; July. N.Wi2,
nominally; September. Sis: refined quiet;
Continent. SIS: South America. 81. 50; COM
pound $5.7sGG.1.
Pork-Firmer; old mess. $3.50; extra
prime. si2.5oal3.o0.
Butter-Firmer. with receipts light:
State dairy, i2a17c.: creamery. iJalSc.:
western dairy. lerlic; creamery, l5hg
10 LlsxtN.a 81
Cottonseed oi-Quiet; crude. 2sd29c.;
yellow. S2n33c.
Petroleum-Quiet.
Rosin-Quiet; strained. common to good,
$.35mi.40.
Turpentins-In moderate demand and
steady at 5Ofi3ot4 d3oa.c.
Rice-Falrly active and firm; domestic,
fair TO extra. 3a4@5Ac.: Japan. 4ra4Ac.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open-kettle, good to choice, Haslc.; ;
market quiet and steady.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Options steady; points down TO
10 up; sales 500 bags: June. Sli6: Au-
gust, Sl3,958il4i0; october. $i3.25; Decem-
Der. si2,Sal2.s5; spot Rio. dull but steady;
Sugar-Raw firmer and fairly active:
fair refining, 2hc.: refined steady and in
fair demand or y. 3ia48s4c.; standard A.
szsa4 Lie; ut;loar and crushed. 4 ll-iSa
Frelghts to Liverpool-Dull and weak;
cotton, 5-64d.: grain, Nd, asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, June 7.-Flour
firmer and unchanged.
Wheat-Unsettled and higher: No. red.
spot and June. 5Su59Bc.; July. 5sA460c: :
August, 6oi9MUSc.; steamer, No. red,
i5I2a55Ac.; milling wheat, by sample. 57a
Coo.
Corn-Flrm; mixed, spot, SIC. bid;
June and July. iis4c.; southern corn, by
sample. 4sQ4sizc.; do, on grade, iS9+$tc.
Oats Firm; No 2 white, western, fI@
lSc.; mixed do. EdIi6c.
Rye-Dull: No. :, 5iqs6c.
Coffee-No. Z, lJal53alTAc.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, June Al the end Of the
session to-day wheat was of stgfse. from
yesterdays closing figures. The fiuctua-
lions and changes in the temper or the
market showed very unsettled feeling
In the trade Vast quantities of wheat
changed on the market, while at the same
time the buying gave evidence Of renewed
hope and confidence IN the minds OF those
VINO have tenaciously chung TO the bull
side through the vicissitudes OF the long
drawn-out decline that has just been
brought to a close. This class of opera
tors expressed satisfaction THAI prices
held as well as they did to-day. claiming
that they had hardly expected the ex-
IRENE auNduCt Ildut yeStStuuy " mann
tain itself.
July wheat opened At from 5s2. to 593.c,
afterwards iiuctuatihg very severely be-
tween 1913 and 5skc., closing with the
loss above noted, at 5SSsfg5shc. Cash
wheat was In good demand, with prices
following very closely on the futures.
Corn-The feeling In this. market and
the changes in prices were controlled
more by the action OF the other grains
than by the news directly besiring ON
H. Of Ia
transacted was light in COMPARISON with
that seen I'm wheat ard oats. Gables were
" to &id. higher. July corn closed a
shade under, and September hc under
Yesterday. Cash corn was In good de-
mand. Offerings were moderate, prices
ruled &c under July for No. 2. and 4D
nc over for No. 2 yellow.
Oats, in continuation of the strength
and buoyancy of yesterdays market
opened firm and higher this morning
June closed l9sc. higher than yesterday,
and July unchanged. There was good
cash demand at higher prices. Car lots
sold nc. better than yesterday.
Provisions were neglected until near
the end when the prices became firm on
SOME buying OF pork and ribs by the
Cudahy Packing Company. Previous TO
that there was absolutely no trading OF
note. The feeling was easy at the start
on slight decline II, the prices OF live
hogs. Thereafter the buying was as al
ready mentioned. Prices held barely
steady. July pork closed ne. higher
than yesterday, July lard "A shade higher,
and July ribs 2Izc. higher.
80. A.. f,.,,.a. .a - ccI a. folinvua.