Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. VA, June 90. 1926
Auction offerings on Change to-day. 10
packages. and all sold; highest price, si6;
lowest S2.lO. Average. s6.S5.
Private sales: Filters 80; smokers, IL;
wrappers, ?. Total. 80 hogsheads
Bright loose sales were only moderate
to-day but prices paid were very salts
factory; stonewaIl Warehouse had a
realized good prices all round. the highest
being S1 and the lowest 81. These
prices were obtained by Mr.. j. T. Wil-
kins, OF Caroline county. Other planters
from the same county also made very
good sales OF this class.
Mr.. T. X. McDearman. Of Danville, Va,
was here to-day
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. June 20.--Flour-Dull and
weak; some grades lower; winter wheat,
low grades, s210gS330; fair TO fancy,
-. I0H.t25; patents. N25HA60: Minnesota
clear. %.3yqs35O; patents. Si.l5dA.75; low
extras, e. 'VdS.5O: southern -four dull and
weak; common to fair extra, s250d$ 50 %;
good TO choice do. $3.30dSil0.
Nheat-fairly active Tor export, opening
weaker, closing firm and unchanged: No.
: red, store and elevator, 10 he; afioat,
10 SIC. Options active. excited. and ir-
regular, opening heavy at a Use decline,
rai!yins lac, falling 3-SGl-2c., and
closing steady at unchanged prices to lac.
July, 10 5-Sc.; September. rs 3-4c
Corn-Dull but firm; No. 2, 50 l-2c In
elevator; "A lie. aioat. Options fairly
active and irregular with the West. but
closing firm and unchanged; July, sic.
August, "a 3-ic. September 81 Lie
Oats-tairly active and steady. Options
du!l but firm; June, 3lc.; July, 81 Lie.
September, 81 l-ic.; spot. No. 2, 81 l-2c.
no; white, white "a l-2c.' mixed western,
Haydn light receipt and drmer; ship
ping. Doc; good TO choice, 15d Sc
Wool-Firm and quiet, domestic, fleece.
15dl9c. pulled. l2I3Oc.
Beef-Dull and nominal; family, $lldSl3:
extra mess, s., beef hams dull and I'M
settled at tlSa$lS5o.
T!erced beef-Nominal: extra India
Cut Meats-Firm and moderately active;
picked bellies. shoulders, lie; hams,
eN9l-ic.
Lard-Qulet and weak: western steam.
$3.50; city, S6.l2 IL bid: July. $3.50 nominal
y, September 81 nominally; refined dull;
Continent e; South America, $40; COM
pound. Sos $50.
.Pork-Qulet and weak; mess. sls5o9
Butter.Quiet and about steady; State
western dairy. 9glic.; Elgins. lSc.
Cottonseed-oil-Quiet and about steady;
Petroleum-Nominal; refined, New York.
S5.45.
kosln-Dull but steady; strained. COM
mon 10 good. N.55(lSl. co.
% Sac
Rice-Firm and fairly active; domestic,
fair 10 extra, l-2a6c; Japan, 4qi lie.
Moasses-Foreign nominal New Or
leans, open kettle, good to choice. 26d32c. !;
fair active and firm.
Coffee-lIarely steady. and 50l0 points
down; July SIS; September, 1854 81 20;
December at35; March. sli3O; spot Rio,
dull and nominal No. T. Ice.
nnlns, 2 7-sc.; Refined quiet and steady;
or A, l-sal 3-sc.; standard A. 1850
5-Sc.: cut loaf and crushed, l-6Q5 lac
graduated. 7-l6ai sac.
f'reights 10 Liverpool-Quiet and nomi-
nal; cotton, Ltd; grain. Id.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 2o.-Southern fresh
frufts and Vegetables:
Choice peaches in demand all others
dull.
Plums quiet. Huckleberries about
steady. Blackberries in moderate supply;
choice in demand.
Watermslons plentiful, quiet. and lower.
vegetables were in moderate supply
early, with prices firm. but with the ar
rival OF the Norfolk steamer there was
free Offering, and some giving away of
prices.
Observation-Disclosures, barrel, N.5Oas3.5O;
do. basket, 75c. dSl Is.
Cherries-Pound. 2fi6c.
Blackberries-North Carolina, quart,
logic.
Observation-Disclosures. quart. 3a5c.
Huckleberrles-North Carolina, quart
6Hl0c.
f'eaches-Georgia, carrier, gGs2; do,
South Carolina, carrier, s.50as2.5o, do. do,
case, 75c.1sl.
Plums-Georgia. wild goose, carrier
$500 80.
watermelons-Florda and Georgia. 100.
SUslS; do. carload. NGyl15
Apples-Georgia, carrier. slnS75.
Cucumbers-Charleston basket, 5ods1;
do, Savannah, crate, 3eli55c.
Cabbage-Norfolk. barrel 5od90c; do,
barrel crate, 0Q75c.
Egg Plant-Florida. half-barrel. s2ass.
Potatoes-Basket, Nqs1.75 for rose; do,
Chile. red, $2.50as3.50; do. white. s3nS.75;
do, poor TO fair, sl.'ogs2.5o; do, seconds,
String Reans-North Carolina. wax.
basket, N.75qs2.50; do, Norfolk. wax,
basket, sl4s2; do. green, do. SlgSl75:
Squash-Florida, marrow, crate, Nasl2 %.
Tomatoes-Florda, choice, carrier, 75c.:
do, common, do, 40a6oc.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. June 2O.-Flour-
Weak and 15q20c. lower; western super.
s.. 5op 2.9o; do. extra, S.l0HS.GO; do. fami>
~, S75dA15; winter-wheat patents,
a strslsati 10 , sPasng do do 2'aa'0' do
Wheat-Unsettled No. 2 red, spot. and
Jnne 7sa.aISlsc; July 7s.@7ic3 G,l A A15'qs
soa south by sample mp 75a95c; d. on
Corn-Easy; mixed. spot and June.
s sSs ysl3w July 5'a''.c; southern white
oats-Inactive; No. :? white, western.
Rye-pull;, stock. 5000 bushels.
Hay-Steady
Grain Freiehts-steady; steam to Liver
pool, per bushel. I'd for June; Cork. for
orders. per quarter. Is, I'D, for June
Butter-Steady; fancy creamery, lsa
1sc.; store-packed, l0ql2c.; ladle. llHl2c.
Egss-Weak at he.
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. June 2o.-The action OF
wheat prices was quick and nervous.
the feeling sometimes giving the impress
sion that break was imminent. whilst
among shorts" A loss OF 5-Sd3-4c. from
yesterday was noted at the opening.
Cause for a rally was soon forthcoming
however. There was free selling when
a cent recovery had taken place. and
prices were soon below the starting point.
after which more stories OF export sales
helped them up again. July wheat opened
at from u IA 10 II S-sc.. sold between
y SIS and 7lc,, and closed at 72c.-l-s OF a
cent higher than yesterday. Cash wheat
showed very little change from yesterday.
Sales averaged steadier prices.
corn Was, dIler ALL NANNY Sympa-
thetic market The strength and weak
ness OF wheat exercised greater force In
determining the directions than .the direct
news. Shorts. however. keep their eyes
on the light receipts, and the belief that
the movement IL nearly at an end makes
them cautious and alert. July corn open
Ell at 4sc., sold between 10 3-il4s Use,
and closed unchanged from yesterday.
Cash corn was steady
Oats.-The total yield OF oats. according
TO the Cincinnati Price Current, viii
be deficient. Western areas have been
visited by recent rains, but the condi-
tons show but little Improvement. To-
days market was affected In some de-
gree by the weakness OF wheat and corn,
but when those grains recovered oats
followed In their train. July oats closed
unchanged from yesterday. Cash oats
were firm. and l-f1l3-sc. per bushel higher.
Provisions.-Thers was a desperate raid
made on pork and ribs to-day. One or
two commission houses and couple of
the packing concerns were conspicuous
actors in the attack. but some people
and probably the number was In the
majority. believed that Armour WAS At
the back OF the movement. The big
packer. at all events, did not AFFORD any
support TO the market, ard the traders
yhs have been constantly charging their
lines OF long property found that they