Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-03

and Pennsylvania, l2i1Gl3c.; western.
Cotionseed- oII-Quiet and easy: crude.
lsc.' yellow prime, &c; do. OH grade, 2ic.
asked
kosin-Quiet and weak; strained. COM
mon TO good. $3.50.
Turpentine-Dull and weak at 2ja.G2sAc.
Rice-Quiet, steady, and unchanged.
enthusiastically. quiet. and unchanged.
fs.fi5c.
Coffee--steady; 5Qlo points up; septem-
Der. sl060G 5000; December. slo15d$l0. %;
January, $l0.70; March. Sl0.O5; spot RIO
dull and nominal at si3.25.
Sugar-Dull but steady; fair refining.
3fsc.; refined fairly active and hc. lower;
of A. 4 7-l6Gihc.: standard a, Be-; cut
cubes. SIC.
Freights to Liverpool-ouiet, firm, and
unchanged.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
NEW YORK. June 2.-strawberries-
Maryland and Delaware, per quart, 3W
l0c. do. Baltimore. per quart 66i0c.
Blackberries-North Carolina, per quart,
7Ulic
Huckleberrles-North Carolina, per
quart, 6Glic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. each. eOc.
Peaches-Georeia, per carrier. SQSSo;
Florida, per carrier. HTS.
Plums-Wild-goos per carrier, s..
Beets-Per 100 lunches. Sass.
Carrots--Per 100 lunches slfis2.50.
Cucumbers-Florda. per crate, s0n6Oc.;
do. Charleston, per basket. 15c. U$l5O. do.
Savannah, do. SOC. 4N.
Cabbage-Charleston per crate, 75c lisl:
do. North Carolina, do, 15c.WN; do. Nor
folk. per barrel, 75c.H$l.
Eggpiant-FlOrida. per barrel. 2uN.
Peas--Norfolk. per half barrel. SOC qH;
do. MARYLAND. per basket, Sl.50asl.75 do.
Baltimore. per basket. N5aNO
String Beans-Charleston, per basket,
10 m a.. n 20. f
do. Norfolk per half barrel sL7juS2
Squash-Per crate, zoe. nN.50.
Tomatoes-Florida, per carrier, N.25f3s5.
Potatoes-75c. as.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. June 2.-Flour-
Weak; western super, $l.95MS220. do. eN-
tras. 2SQ0s2s0; do family. s.25Q35o;
wheat, patent, S.50gS.S0; do. DO. straight.
S.25QS3.40.
Wheat-Weak; No 2 red. spot. and
June. 62c. bid; July. August and Septem-
ber 6lh46llac; southern, by sample, 6iU
Corn-steady: mixed. spot. and June,
S2i2U52Ssc.; July. 33M8kc.; August, 8Afp
33i2c.; steamer mixed, dbgSl5sc.; south
Oats-steady; No. white western, 25g
2jiac, No. mixed western. 2iG2iRc
Rye-Weeak; No. 2, nearby, ioe.; do.
western, ease.
Grain FreIghts-Steady.
Eggs-SlOw at l2dl2izc.
C0fee-Dull at sl3MSl3.0.
Sugar-Weak; graduated sos.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. June Wheat had the long
expected rally to-day, but not without
first experiencing further depreciation be-
FORE IL came about. The opening was
weak. In continuation OF the final tone
or yesterday, slump Of about lc. fol-
lowing. Shorts then deemed the occasion
opportune for securing profits, inasmuch
as Bradstreet's report was likely to show
a liberal decrease in the worlds stocks
The buying was not by any means urgent
or imperative, but II was sufficiently cner-
getic 10 place prices where they were at
the opening. At noon Bradstreets an
nOunced reduction I'm the worlds avail
able supply Of $4,000 bushels. after
which the tone OF the market was firm
July wheat opened at from s. lisa
30 l-So., sold between 50 3-S and So 3-Sc.
and closed at IS l-sc.-3-snkc higher than
yesterday. Cash wheat was 1c. per bushei
higher
The corn market depended mostly on
wheat for is direction, but at the same
time was Influenced perceptiby by the
heavy receipts-l,ll5 cars. The opinion
that farmers are being forced 10 market
their corn by importunate creditors
has many adherents, who express the
belief that the movement from now on
viii be something unprecedented. July
corn opened at q 3-Sc. sold between z
and Gac., and closed at the outside-l-ic
higher than yesterday. Cash corn vas
steady 10 firm the close being about La
&c higher than that Of yesterday.
oats were in much the same position
as corn. both as regards sympathy with
wheat and on their independent merit
July oats closed 1-sHl-4c. higher than yes
terday Cash oats were steady 70 hrm
ciOsing 1-4c higher than yesterday
ProysOns-The receipts Of hogs this
mate. the yards market was higher I'm
recognition OF the shortage, and product
was influenced for good by the fact. The
early strength and advance We're not SUE
tanned, however, the offerings asserting
their superiority over the demand. When
wheat elected TO advance, product symTp-
thized TO some extent. The close was
TIC higher than yesterday for July pork
Sc. higher for July lard, and nc. higher
for July ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows