Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June S.--Flour Steady
and unehanged; winter wheat, low
sS5as5.55; DO, patents. a76assso; Min Min.
nesota clear, S2i5Q8oj; patents, $3.50
SAB; low extras, Sl70fS2.S -; southern
fom steady aud qu!eti common TO fair
s.. S0dS3i0.
Wheat~Duu. closing easier. Options
were active and excited, with prices ir-
regular advancing nzG2c., declining
2 l-SH2 3-Sc.. and closing weak. isu5-Sc.
below saturday; No. , red, June, g. lie. ;
July. O. l-Sc.; September C6 5-Sc
COrn-SpOts dull and easier; No ?,
% l-f4S5l &C., in elevator, 81 I-ia9i,5c.
closing weak; June. 80 3-Sc.; July, "a 3-Sc. :
September. 81 3-sc.
Oats-Spots moderately active and
easier Options dull; June, 22Ac.; July,
DC; spot: No. ?, Z4,c; No. white, 25c. (:
mixed western. 23u2ic.
Hay-AbOut steady; shipping, 70Q75c. !;
good to choice, 9Oc. M$l.
WOol-In moderate demand and steady;
Domestic fleece, l5q2lc.; pulled, l5a35c.; ;
Beef-Quiet and firm; family. ss.5Oas9;
extra mess, S6dN; beef hams slow at
N4J0: tierced beef quiet and firm city
extra India mess, sllqfl2.
Cut Meats-Dull and easy; picked bell
lies, &c: shoulders, 4iac.; hams, 9G9lac
Lard-Quiet and lower: western steam,
A45; city, $40; July, $3.50; refined dun
ca, s5l5; compound. S3ai5qsi25.
Pork-Quict and steady; old mess,
S.20SS.15; new mess, S9u{g.5O.
Butter-Fancy steady and in fair de-
mand: State dairy, lOUl5c.. do, cream
cry, llQl5izc.; western dairy, SdllEc.;
Eggs-Easy; State and Pennsylvania.
BE; western fresh, 12al2l4c.; do, case.
S2Q8.
cottonseed- On-Easler; crude. l9a2Oc. !:
yellow prime, 25c. asked; do, off grade.
Rosin-Dull and easy; strained, COM
mon TO good. NI2A.
Turpentine-Quiet and steady at 2jl9q
2Gc
Rye-Qulet and steady; domestic. fair
TO extra 3H5alc.
Moiasses- Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good 10 choice, TG3lc.
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy hand-picked,
43,GJc.
coGee-Quiet: 10 points up; September.
S06OdSlO65 December, 0l0, March
1895; spot Rio duh but steady; No. Z.
sugar-Raw firmer but quiet; fair re-
hning, 5-l6c.; cut loaf. 3 ii-l6c.; crushed,
; Lille; graduated. 1-l6c.
Frsishts-Quiet and firm; cotton, by
steam, 3-52d.; grain, Id
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
NEW YORK. June S.-strawberries-
quiet. steady. and unchanged.
Blackberries-Quiet at SAFE.
Plums-Carrier, RZJffy ~.
Huckleberries-North Carolina. quart
Watermelons-Fl 100, s1sGs6.
Observation-Disclosures basket. $iJ03
81: do, Florida half-barrel, slai3.
Peaches-GeOrgia, carrier, S2NS50; do.
Florida, S2QH do, North Carolina, do,
Beets-Hundred punches. slQSL
Cucumbers-Florida, basket, 25Q75c.;
do. Charleston. do, o!5c.QH.5o; do, sa-
Cabbage-NOrth Carolina, crate, sea
81; do. Norfolk, barrel. 60dN.
Eggplant-F'lorida, barrel, sass.
Peas-BaltImore. basket. 15c.0N.
Onions-New Orleans, barrel, $l.75dso;
do, do. bag. 75c.mN.
String Beans-North Carolina. basket!
250iOc. do. Norfolk, half-barrel, ioq75c'
Squash-Crate, 75c.WSl50
Tomatoes-Florida. carrier sl0S22i. do,
Mississippi, cases. Sl.l0HSL30
Potatoes-75c.G ass.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. June S.-Flour-Firm at
an advance Of ID TO 20c.; western super.
1880 go, do, extra. $Z.jJfl $40; do,
family, s3.DaS.7O; winter wheat, patents,
Ss"iS 500 spring do, S.1OaA; do. DO,
Wheat-Unsettled No. 2 red. spot and
June. 61lzN6l&,c.; July and August 65izft
G5Ac.; September, CSC. asked: southern,
by sample 67ffCsc: do, on grade. 63dG6c
D
322,N33c.; July. 80 5-S0S3lac. steamer
mixed. Slie1Aac.; southern, 3ilzc. bid.
Oats-Steady. No. 2 white western,
25lt25 5-sc.; No mixed, do, 23izq2lc.
Rye-lnactive; No. 2, near By. 3jc.
Hay-Firmer at lie. bid.
Grain Freights-Quiet: steam 10 Liver
pool. 2lzd. 70 2Ad., for July; Cork, for
orders. .. Sd. for June.
But,er..Firm; fancy creamery, l6i9ai7c.
Eggs-Firm at 12dl2 l-ic
Coffee-Dull at $3.50.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. June S.-The bull
movement In wheat met with disaster IN
the form OF a &c. break to-day. Prlnci-
| pal among the reasons assigned for the
selling and decline was the visibie-supply
| decrease OF only $4,000 bushels. leaving
the supplies In sight 10000 bushels greater
than they were at the corresponding time
a year ago. The sentimental eject OF this
fact was very marked. and OF sufficient
| potency to nuliify the earlier news OF q
| bulllsh nature on the crops. The crowd
| figures IL that even though the ylrit
| should fall below previous antcipations
| 1t amounts TO little. unless the stocks
| show radical reductions. The marke