Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June s.-Flour.Dull;; but
firm; winter, wheat, low grades &.iOls
patents, ii25aSt75; Minnesota clear. $500
800; lo@ extra, $270NS3.50; city mills,
S. ~. Southern flour dull, but firm; com
mon 10 fair, extra s2.GdqS.D; good to
Wheat-Dull. but firm, and &c. higher:
No. 2 red, store and elevator, SIC. afioat
S37sc. Options opened firm at a 5snAc;
adyanee declined Idsad er5 %Ae a a9yaR yss
terday; No. red, June, SIC. July, S3lzc.:
September, Aikc.; December, Sic
Corn-Dull, but firmer; No. 2, 652sa56c.
Options dull. but firm, at a 4sgl2c. al,
vance.
Oats-Dull, but firmer. Options quiet
and firmer: July and September, SIC I:
spot, No. ,, Bic. No white, 36l2qSc.;
mixed western, S3435c.
Hay-Quiet and steady; shipping, 5Dip
55c. good to choice. 704l5c;
WooEFEm; domestic fleece. 15ql9c.:
pulled 10000.
Beef-Qulet; family. nalsc. Beef hams
Tierced beef-Quiet; city extra india
cut meats-Inactive and steady; picked
bellies, &C., asked; shoulders, SIC: hams.
Lari-Dull, but steadier; western steam.
Sc. 75Ts6.S0: city $627Is; July, 1856, nomi-
nally; September Nl0 nominaliy re
fined quiet; Continent 800; South Ameri-
N. VI.
at5o.
creamery, 1Sc.; western. %iI3c.; ElginS
lsc.
Cottonseed-oll-Dull western steady;
crude 2}ihc.; yellow, prime, &c.
Petroleum-F'irm, at N.O; in bulk S5.lOV
S515
Rosin-Quiet and steady; strained, com
mon to good. $l5JlslGJ.
Turpentine-Dull, but steady, at 29q
Rice-In fair demand and firm; domes
tic. fair to extra, 4Aq6c.; Japan 4s
Mfasses-New ,orleans lopen-kettle
GOD to choice. 2Gl32c. Market firm, ais
fairly active.
Coffee September. $lLSo; December
$40. Spot Rio. dull, but steady; No. 7,
Ice.
sugar-Raw steady; fair refining.
A. lisQ4asc.: standard A, 47-le4t5sc.: cut
loaf and crushed. l-le45hc.; graduated.
7-l6h &c.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and steady;
cotton Lid; grain I'D.
Southern fruits-Reee4pts comparatively
light; prices not disturbed to any eX-
tent
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. June S-F'iour-
Quiet.
Wheat-steady; No. 2. red, spot. and
June, als.rSl*e.; July; a,s s. August,
No. 2. red. 7sisa7S94c.; southern, by sam
pie, 0ds2c. do, on grades, 7sas2c.
Corn-F1rmer; mixed, spot, 57lsu57Ac.;
June. 57@57hc.; July, 57hp31$c.; August.
5Sc. bid: southern white, S7aSIlAc.; do, yell
Oats-F'irm; No . white western, s7Q
CSC No. mixed, do, 3+a3iizc.
Rye-Quiet; No. 2 zoe.
Hay-Steady, at si3.
Grain freights very quiet; steam to
Liverpool and Cork, for orders. - Cd. for
June.
Provisions-steady; mess pork, si4S5;
bulk shoulders, Gizc.; short ribs and clear
sides, 71sc.: su8ar-cured shoulders, nc;
hams. small He; large. llAc.
Lard-Rehned, $50.
BLtter-Steady; fancy creamery. $50
f9c: store-paeked. 12al3c.; ladle. S@loc.
EggS-Firm, at lie.
Sugar-Quiet; granulated. saw.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL. June S.-The bears In
wheat were routed to-day. Things came
their way for a portion OF the session.
but before the close the bulls were on
the wave Of success. and prices were
moving upwards with CELEBRITY.
State reports were again In evidence
this morning, Illinois and Michigan both
reporting greatly reduced conditions. The
opening was strong on them. in view
OF the large exports from both coasts
for the week. 99i 900 bushels. The first
hour was given over to realizing how
ever, a large commisslon-house taking
profits OF enormous Quantities or wheat.
About IL o'clock there was a hardening
OF prices, which was ascribed to the
strength then appearing in oats, after
which greater buoyancy developed on the
estimate BY the Modern Miller that the
winter-wheat crop would not exceed "
per cent. of an average.
The demand from shorts was brisk. and
there was considerable buying for long
account.
July wheat opened at from sozs TO scssc
sold down between 754 and SA, and
closed az the outside-lisc. higher than
Yesterday Cash wheat sold at an ave-
rage advance OF nc. per bushel. closing
strong, with the futures.
Futures In corn were not active. but Z
| fair domestic business was transacted
Crpp adyices were favorable. and the
undertone for that reason was not &c
strong. When the realizing sales 70.
| wheat weakened THAT market tenn
| pTariiy yielded, but rallied, with ths
| closing strength OF the finer grain. The
strength displayed by oats was also bene
July corn opened At from se%e. 70 5s,sc'
! And closed a. 5s5sc.. %ahc. higher 'Ne'