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


NEW YORK. June Flour dull and
barely steady; winter wheat, low grades
81 Sj62j0 patents. s2son3.95; Minnesota
clear. s.. Eg2 -, patents. S2'hilO, low
extra 81 &jGt2 50 southern -four dull but
steady, common TO fair extra. s-OOn3Vo y
good 10 choice do. s}.OoG350.
Wheat-Quict and iirmer. No. red
store and elevator, 57hya0,iIc. dnoat 9Nt
options moderately active ana irregular
with the opening strong and prices al
firm al sc. over yesterday. AFTER late
rally of &c. No. red. June, closed at
J7ssc.; July. 5Saac: August. 59Ac.
Corn-Dull but hrm, No. 2, we. In
elevator: az ave alloat. Options opened
strong and advanced a,Tlc.; declined 'sn
&c. and closed firm and IA 1sc. over yes
terday. June g&c.: July. i4'sG b@sc.
Oats-Dull but higher mixed scarce ;
June. l2Ac.; July, r15c., August Boo No;
? white. June. &c July, h@sc' NO.
Hay-Quiet and easy; shipping. $4,000
good TO choice. 1JdSjc.
Wool-Moderatey active AMI firm: do
nestle fleece. 2oa2jc.; pulled, l6aSc.
Beef-Dull but steady; family. $i2Oa
ltc0: extra mess. sSOOHS50; beef hams
quiet at slsOOaIs 50; tierced beef duh: city
extra India mess, $ls0Oal9O0.
Cut meats-F'irm and quiet; picked bel
lies. 6Ssd6}4c.; shoulders 5s.c.; hams. 100
l04c.
81
closing. &95; city. t6l5; July, 500, nomi-
nally. September. $50.
Pork-Quiet and steady at $l3.Oul3.JO
extra prime. $l2.jOHl3.j0.
Butter-ln fair demand; state dairy. Ia
lGi.c. creamery. IiHl7c.: western dairy,
9aI3c.: do. creamery, Bale; do Elgius,
lie
Cottonseed oil-Quiet; crude 27a2sc.; yell
low, 32iac.
Petroleum-Qne and unchanged.
ROsn-Dul but firm, strained. common
10 good. Sl32l4uL3Ii2
Turpentine-Quiet and steady at 50'.p
303,c
Rice-Farly active and firm; domestic,
fair to extra, 3Enjhc.; Japan, 4@H4hc.
MOlasses Foreign nominal; New or
leans, open-kett good to choice, 27a37c.;
market quiet and steady
Peanuts-Qulet.
Conee-Options steady and lOG2O points
down; June. Sass, August. NlDgli.Oi
october, Sl340: December, $1,000 1903. spot
Rio steady and more active. No. I, Sl5.75.
Sugar-Rehned fairly active. of n, Jl4p
33,c.. standard \, FsNi 7-l6c., cut-loaf,
ll-lGdf7sc; crushed. I ll-lGaFsc., granu-
lated. 3IsG4 Lice.
Freights 10 LiyerpoOl-Quiet; cotton.
std; grain. Id asked.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO June Wheat Gcored an
other advance to-day. and although the
bulls made complaint that the gain was
not propOrtionate 10 the value Of the
news. still they were satisfied thai prices
closed 20. higher. There were many In
fuences at work, and II would not have
been surprising had there been "A more
substantial upturn. The unseasOnably cold
weather OF last night the predictions of
frost made by the Washington Weather
Bureau for tomorrow. buliish state
report from Iowa, not 70 speak OF a
mOurnful wall from the Kansas millers.
who fear the stocks in sight viii not
carry them over until the new crop begins
TO arrive. would appear 10 be deserving
OF greater recognition than that which
was accorded. Cables were alao more
encouraging.
July wheat opened at 56isc.. sold BE-
tween 56dJ5i2 and .S'sc., and closed AT
5SdJGikc. with the gain above noted.
Cash wheat was In good demand. Prices
were relatively higher with the futures.
Corn. although feeling the effects OF the
cold weather and the prospective frost.
obtained most Of it's strength from wheat
and oats, more noticeably the latter. The
buying was for the most part 10 cover
short contracts, many prominent opera
tors acting cOnspicuously on that side.
July opened at 3Sizc.. advanced TO 3tsc.,
and closed sale. higher than yesterday,
at 39nc bid. Cash corn was In good de-
mand and about ic. higher
Oats-Ths market was the star attrac-
ton on the floor to-day. The nearby de-
liyeries-June and July-were advanced
TO an unusual extent. the more remote
options not keeping up with the pace:
The decreasing stocks and the continued
emphatic reports OF damage TO the grow
ing crop were the animus June oats
closed 2%c higher than yesterday. July
BE higher. and September &c. higher.
cash oats were in good demand. and up
with the futures
Provisions felt the stimulating erect
Of the buoyant grain markets. At the
opening strength was derived from the
yards market, where hogs were higher.
Later the encouraging condition OF grain
was productive of similar feeling IN
provisions The trading was without
feature OF special interest. July pork
closed lTisc. higher than YESTERDAY, July
lard 2iaa5c higher. and July ribs 7isc.
higher There was A good cash demand
for product.