Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June l5.-Flour-Dull and
easy: winter wheat, low grade, 'Vls5; "
fair To fancy, S.7QuA.2o:, patents. ss.-Sn
sLl5qSjlO: low extras. S2.1OnS.oo; SOUTH
IN flour duh and easy; common 10 lalr
extra. s2.65NS.4o good to choice do'
$500 S425.
Whcat-spot market dull and weaker
with options: No. red, store and ele-
vator. IS l-2q7S 3-4c.; ahoat, ~ Ia - o-sc. :
options fairly active. unsettled, rresu-
lax and lover oPsnngT a TshhSr i @ah ss
and closing uns tiled. ! l-sql 5-sc, peiow
yesterday: June. IS SIC; July, ~ lac :
September. so l-Sc.
elevator: "a BIC ahoat. Options declined
/ i-sil $50. rallied l-2c., and closed dun;
July. 81 l-sc.. September, 50 S-Sc.
Oa-s-Dull and nominally lower. options
tember. 81 7-Sc. Spot; No. 2, 81 $-! g. :, NO
2 white. Sc; mixed western, SO l-ZISic.
Hay-Frrm and quiet; shipping, Ooe""c :
good 10 choice, 7Wdslc.
Wool-Quiet and firm. domestic. fleece
l5a1ec: pulled. l2d3sc.: Texas. "a &C; =. -,
Beef-Qulet and steady; family. Slla$iS;
extra ne.s. y. .-o
Beef hams-Dull and weak At $50;
Telrced beef-Dull, city extra lndla
cut meats Strong and quiet; picked
bellies. &C.. shoulder RS. ) Csc; hams, so
9 lie. middles nominal
Iard-pulet ana llTiltIi "rptriii $500
$40. bid; city. S5l5dSo90; futures nomi-
nal: refined dull: Continent, 8; south
American. $40; compound, $40 sc --2
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess Sl@.''u
$3.50: extra prime. nominal
Butter-Qui-t and steady; state. dairy
Halle; creamery. lsc.: western, dairy
9dI4c.: creamery. 12alSc.; Elgins, lsc
Observation-Disclosures and STEADY; eruue'
Petroleum Nominal: refined, New York
S.65: Philadelphia, $50; do, in bulk
Rosin-ouiet ard steady strained, COM
mon to good Sl.52 l-2a$l.0 lie m a..
Turpentine-Firm and quiet at ~ lay
Rice-Falrly active and firm; domestic
fair to extra, 1 l-iQ6c.; japan. Fni -
MOlasses-Foreign nominal; New Ut
leans, open kettle, good 10 choice, so
32c.: market fairly active and firm.
.coffee|steady and unchanged. to 10
points =, down 5 J9ly 3D. si t icisiii5
March, sli25; spot Rio duh and nominal;
Sugar~Raw duh but steady; fair re-,
steady; Off "a" 41-Sgi 3-Sc.: standard
"a >" I 7-lGai j-sc.; cut-loaf. l-i6aoo l-ic; !;
crlIshfd, 1-lGGi5 Lie; gtanuiated' ; i-ioa
4 &c
Freights to Liverpool and nominal;
cotton. by steam, i-l5d; grain, by steahi'
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
There is very little change to-day. Prime
lot OF vegetables haye SOLD up up ,a quite
closely, except IN cabDaSeS ana toiHitoeH'
which are freely offered.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. June l5.-Flour--
Wheat-Weak; No. red. spot and June.
rs I-4q76 3-Sc. July. nan l-sc;; August,
7sa7s l-Sc;; SEPTEMBER IS l-zmn Sr,G;
steamer No. 2 red, g lciq'S l--c,, soatn-
ern. by sample. 1915 1-Sc.; do, on grade
Corn-Weak: mixed, spot and June.
50 3-4G52 l-2c: July. 81 3-ia Sc; southern
white % l-2Q55 l-2c. DO, yellow, S . &c,
$50; No 2 mixed, do, 81 1-2c. asked.
Rye-Y ny quiet; No. 2, oSH5.c
Hay-Low grades steady; choice strong
choice timothy. Sl3.vDnSl3.D.
Grain freights-Steady ana quiet.
Coffee-Dull at lec.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. June I5.-Between the des.
perate efforts OF the longs 10 unload and
the persistent work OF shorts 10 IN
crease their lines, wheat had sorry time
to-day. The weakness OF yesterdays SEES
sion was carried TO the curb, and was
not vet exhausted when the market open
ed to-day There was from 10 FAC
, difference between the closing hgures oil
yesterday anu Tue mist ohNS thAo
| ing, and IL was not in favor or holders
Some of the hardened bulls sold out yes
teriay. and others followed their example
to- "
The bears who received such punishment
on.s .tc..al! were on hanl 10 nesp aloth
/ the decline. Linn sold unhesltatinSly al
/ the wheat that the CROWD wanted am
! much that they would rather nave don'
without. The crop news was sui ON ths
mend from the wlnter-wheat section. an.
, scarcely open to Improvements. whici
We're yet TO follow. July wheat opened a
/ from 10y. 10 I6hc. declined TO Ii+c., am
| closed at 1iisc.-5sc. lower than yesterday
/, Cash wheat was &c. lower thar yesteriay
Corn-Traders were kept busy follow
! ing the descending. quotations on wheat
| The weakness OF the finer grain was ir
regular and Irresistible, and as no new,
particularly favorable 10 prices came e
| hand IL was not difficult to establish {
/ lower standard July corn ~,ened at from
J i9S. 10 lgisc.. sold between ,3>s and 4s1sc.
| and closed At the latter-ifsc. lower than
yesterday Cash corn was weak ana lac
/ per blshel lower.
Oats-There was nothing IN the new
| or situation To warrant oats In resisting
/ the weakness that reached them IRON
: other markets. Tne sentiment was In &C
! cord with that shown by wheat and corn
! a large quantity Of long stun seeking buy
era. The close was E9fsc. lower thar
| yesterday for July. Cash. oats were quo
! tably ixfii1c. per bushel lower.
/ Provisions again exhibited strength, a
\ compared with other articles on the door
The hog market was hrm. thereby On