Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-22
NEW york PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June a.--Fiour steady:
winter wheat. low grades. $1.S5qt2.5o; pat
ents. R.OusS; Minnesota clear. H25
t2.6: pnt-sits. S6Jff43o: low extras, u.8
common to fair extra, s2Oods.O6: good TO
choice extra, 1.00u3.50
wheat-More active for export. firm.
and Nc. higher; No. red. store and eie-
vator. SIC. Options active and irregular;
advancing An7sc., declining Nc. railying
Sc.. falling Nc. and closing unsettled.
knhc. over yesterday; No. red, closing.
June. S27sc.: July. 63s<c.; August 64i1c.
Corn-Fairly active and firmer; No. 2.
4s7sc. in elevator; $3.50. atioat; Options . al
hassc. over yesterday; June, 4e'sc.; July.
I7i&c.: August. 47ssc.; September, sic.
Oats-Dull, unsettled. and hQlc. higher.
Options dull. irregular. and lower; June,
white, July. 5sa53isc.; closing. 53c,.; spot,
No. 2. sc: No. 2 white. Sc. mixed west
ern. 54fi54izc.; white do. 64n5sc.
Hay-Steady and In moderate demand;
Wool Moderately active and steady; do
nestle fleece f7n22c.: pulled. 19r3tc
Beef-DuiI but steady: family. $4,000
i4.O0: extra mess, $S.00qsJ0; beef hams,
uulet and firm at $2.Da250; terced beer
quiet city extra India mess. Ne~ais,w.
I
bellies, 7c. shoulders, Sac; hams, ivg
I0kc: middles nominal.
fari--Firm and quiet; western steam.
closing. 500; city. $6.0q62M. futures
nominally; South America ND; COM
pound, S5.s7iza6.oo. -
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess, $4,000
1916; extra prime. 81, 5ogls.W s,.,.
dairy l3al7c.; state creamery, l5qlsc.;
western dairy, 10Il5c.; western creamery
l4dlSc.; Elgins, lSc. ,ao
Cottonseed oil-Quiet and strong; crude
29c. yellow, 32ieMSSc.
Petroleum-Quiet and steady.
Rosin-Quiet and firm; strained. COM
mon to good, S.SQl.p. o,e,,,,l.
Turpentine-Quiet and firmer at 3lg3llac.
Rice-Fairly active and firm; fair To ex-
ira; SAaSAei; . Japan, ra a7sTai New Or.
leans, open-kettle, good to choice z'gS'e''
market steady but dull.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Options steady; 2 points uy 70
N4G,aIfi5; December $l3,leal3, %; spot
Rio quiet and steady; No. Z, Nhzog
1854. 49, ,.,r .ae,-
fng, 1l-l6c.; refined duh BUT s,eaay; on
A. 3 l3-i6Q4c; standard A. 4 n1l6a4Ac.:
cut-loaf. 4fsd5 lice; crushed. 47s15 1-l6c.;
granulated. 4 1-l6d4%c. 49,, =,
Freights to Liverpool-Firmer ana IN
fair demand, with room scarce coteon'
std; graid, I'D. asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md. June a.-f'lour dull
and unchanged.
June 6O7sc.; July. 6lbQ6lhc.; August, 62S
d6essc. September. l3lsq43%o.; steamer,
ss&c. ,. on,
July, &7c.. bid: southern, by sample oo9
55c.; do. on grade. 6c.
Oats-Strong and higher; NO wnlte
western. &c., asked; No. mixed WESTERN
5ia52c.
Eggs--F'irm at lSc.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. June 1.-Two ups and one
down Is the record Of wheat to-day II
was a market to give the SPECTATOR ac-
ton enough to keep him guessing. Az
the opening there seemed TO be no posi-
bility of checking the advance, ana tne
close was scarcely less strong, but the
between times trade was decidedly dumpy:
The strength at the start. Ike that OF
Yesterday, came from across the water,
and IL was assisted by the Cincmnau
Price Currents summary. when gave
decidedly bullish statement or the spring
wheat condition, although reporting the
winter wheat in favorable position
During the time intervening between the
opening and the closing strength a large
amount of long wheat was brought out
nv the sentiment evolved from bearish adj
Vices from 81. Louis. July wheat opened
nj 6O3.a6Ic.: sold between SIS and 5s12c,
and closed at 60ssc.-a net gain OF &c.
over Yesterday. Cash wheat quiet. with
prices about 1c. per bushel lower CLOSING
firm. u,,o. 90
There was q fair amount or seiling or
long corn, induced by the weakness OF the
wheat and oats markets. July sold be-
tween 422. and 42042isc., closing az SEQ
42Lc.-a shade higher than yesterday
cash corn was in good demand.
oats were far from being as strong To-
dav al they were Yesterday The most
urgent buyers and bidders for June then
we're the best sellers of July to-day.
The demand for June had ceased to-day,
and that option fell away for that reason,
while the force of selling depressed the
Iulv and distant deliveries. Plenty OF
new oats are looked for towards the end
~ JnIy. consequently shorts plucked UP
courage again. July closed lc under yes
terday: June lost 2Ac. in price, as the
result of the days trade. Casn oats were
weaker and prices lower.
Provisions held firm throughout Tue en-
tire session, and advanced materially near
the close. pork developing the greatest
amount OF strength. Scalpers and packers
d,snlayed the most desire 10 buy. July
nork closed Z2jhc. higher than yesterday
INV lard 7IbGlOc., and July ribs, loc.
There was a better cash demand Tor pro-
duct on domestic account.
Tho leading futures ranged az 1oiioWs'