Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Flour-Dull ana
easier. at tn close; winter wheat a. low 2y!
N SEaGss s Gear RassesnstaSs " pssnis
sii5aS52O: low extras, s2i0dS50; city
mills. S4.aO; southern -four, dull and easy;
common 10 fair extra, 2.6SaS.40; good
to w fnoife nf io 'ci. and weak in ele-
vator. 50 lie; ahoat, 80 Sac Options
active and irregular; declining l Id
/ 7-sc, and closing firm and about un,
changed TO l-Sc. below saturday; NO.
red. June. 50 lie. July, 81 l-2c. septem-
Corn-Dull and easy. closing steady; No.
9 56 1-4c.. in elevator: 81 lac; anoat. OPP
steady. 5-Sc below Saturday; July. So S-4c.;
0ats-ouiet but nrmer. Options duh and
easier; June 50 7-sc.; July, % S-se.; sep
TENDER. 80 3-Sc., spot, No. ,, 81 5-itt,ic;
No: 2 white, 50 l-2e.; mixed western "1W
Hay-Quiet and easy; shipping. 55@
6oc; good TO choice, 7cu75c.
Wool-Quiet and frmer; domestic
fleece. l5lfl9c.; pulled. l9p9oc; ,,o.,.
extra mess. s. 50Q$s.
Reef hams-Essier, at 5000
Tierced beef-Quiet and weak; city ex-
ira India mess. 7Ql9c.
cut meats-Quiet and steady; picked
hams, s S-ia9 f-4c; middles, Nominal
Lard--Dull and lower; western steam.
ss75; city. 1925; July. 1895. nominaiiy:
Continent, SIS; South American. S'.oO;
compound, 5Q5 Csc.
Pork-Steady: mess. si3. 75ds4.D.
Butter-In moderate demand; fancy.
firm: State dairy. Halle; do. creamery.
il i-2c S''
Cottonseed-oil-Quet and strong; crude,
o 1-2Q2ic.; yellow prime 2I4| &c; o,k
$40, Philadelphia, $40; do, IN bulk
Rosin-Dull but steady, at $3.50.
Turpentine-Steady, az 20 l-4u3oc.
Rice-Fairly active and hrm; domestic'
fair to extra, l-id6c.. Japan, ga l-zc.
Moasses- Foreign. nominal; New Or
leans. open-kettle, good 10 choice, ZSlI33c. !;
market firm: demand fair.
Peanuts-Quiet
Coffee-Dull: points down to points
mp; June. SiaO; July and August. sl475;
December, sl4@; spot Rio quiet ana
sugar-Raw. dull but steady: fair re-
filming, 2 15-l6c. refined, quiet and steady;
OF "a" 1-s14 S-sc; standard "A, :"
7-lGq4 5-sc.: cut-loaf and crushed, l-lo9
l-ic.: graduated. 1854 3-4c.
Freights to Liverpool-Dull and n)mi-
nal; cotton. LIED: grain, Id.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. June 3.-Southern fresh
fruits and vegetables:
Strawberries were In poor condition.
and sold mostly by the crate BlackOer-
lies and cherries in light supply Huckle-
berries more plentiful. Fine. mussmelons
very active Vegetables In large supply,
and irregular in quality and prices.
Florida, S0S.
Cherries-NOrih Carolina. pound. 3nl2c.
awberries-Norfolk. poor to fair,
quart. ldic.; do, Maryland poor to fair,
quart. lace.
Asparagus-Poor to prime dozen
punches. 25Nkl.
Beets-Charleston 10 punches. Sass.
Cucumbers-Fiorida. crate. 5OM 75c. bas-
ket. JCM$l: Charleston, basket, SlgND;
Savannah. crate. SG{l.50.
cabbageszcharles.Juo5 iio barrel crate S'e
Peas-Norfclk. half-barrel basket 7Sl
SIS: Eastern Shore, basket. ylafi %.
Maryland, half-barrel basket, slasi.5O;
baltimore. small basket, scosl.
Watermslons--F Florida. each. 60d75c.
observation-disclosures, green. quart. 7asc.
Northumberland Carolina, quart
70lOc. ,o-o>,., -
white, - 500 s.: poor TO fair Sl5Og2.O'
southern seconds. SQsl.JO.
String-b ,ans-Charleston, wax. basket.
5OTyl 10: green, basket. SOC 80 Georgia
wax, crate 81 green. crate. 5lt1sc.; North
Carolina. bnshs l,basket. t1c.g*l.O ,sa
SGuash-F Florida. marrow barrel. Iop
Tomatoes-F1orida fancy. ripe carrier.
N.75ns2; green. carrier. A1A.10.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, June 3.--Wheat was
firm In the afternoon. but started weak
in the morning. Good showers fen yester.
day and last night through the Northwest
and West. and those sections sent dis.
patches or marked revival in the plant
! Immediately The Weather Bureau gave
a forecast OF showers for Illinois, Indiana
| Ohio, and other States that are stili sur.
fering from e0-degre. temperatures. which
was followed by slump OK over &c. III
prices After the visible supply ngures
OF 2.Ol5.c0 bushels decrease were posted
| a recovery set in. and before the close
| almost the entire decline was made up
| July wheat opened at from 10 3-s ts
| rs Use, declined. and closed at rs 1-sa
| 1S 3-ic.--l-2Q 5-sc. per bushei lower thar
| Saturday. Cash wheat was lie. pei
Corn declined at the start on the larg,
receipts, on the rains In the West, ans
| on the weakness. which was CAUSING
wheat TO Slip away. Inc ., Visible s..p p..
| but later IN the day the turn for the bet
! ter In wheat helped corn very notably
| July opened at from 81 IL 70 90 i-4c., ane
| closed at Il 7-sc.--a-4c. under Saturday
| Cash corn ranged from IS TO lc. lowe
oats opened steady, but the depression
| OF wheat and corn gave several importan
| market. When the session was nearin,
| the close a gradual recovery occurred
| but the fnal quotations were at create
| or lesser declines from Saturday.
| July oats closed a shade lower than tina
| day, and September lost l-2c. Cash oat
were steady 20 i-tc. per bushel lower.
| Provislons--The hes market was higne
| this morning. This gave product . 500
\ tone at the opening, but not long afte
| the beginning OF the session II was fount
! that realization sales were. too, made.
The weakness In wheat was what In
| ducei outsiders IN cell provia'ons.. =
MAS regnined later. July pork close'
! II lie. laver than Saturday; July iAf'