Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. July i.-Flour dun and
unchanged; southern -four unchanged and
dull.
Wheat-Spot market dull. but steady
SIC, declined 1-Sd1 lac, rallied 1-sc..
and closed steady and l-4n3-Sc below
yesterday: July, 81 3-Sc.; August, 81 5-Sc. (;
september, 81 1-Sc.; october, 81 7-Sc.; De-
cember. 81 l-4c.
lower; No. 2 80 S-Sc., in elevator; "a 5-Sc..
afioat. Options dull and l-S11-ic lower;
July, % S-sc.; September, 3ic.; October,
Oats-Spots more active, but steady.
options dull but firmer; July, 20 5-sc.;
September. 20 3-Sc.; spot, No. 2 q lie.
No. 2 white, 22a22 1-ic.; mixed western,
22q23c.
Hay--steady; shipping, g. 1-2a67 l-2c.;
good to choice, 81 l-2u9jc.
Wool-Moderately active.
Beef-Dull but steady; family, S8dS9;
extra mess. s6nN: beef hams quiet and
weak at $l450Q$l5; tierced beef steady;
city extra India mess sliMN3.
-Meats-Quiet and unchanged: pick
led bellies. lie; shoulders, 4 1-Sd4 l-ic.;
hams, 1-4ul0c.
Lard-Quiet and easier: western steam.
1870; city. $50; July. $40; refined dun;
Continent, $50; South America, AS5;
compound. sidst25
Pork-Steady and I'm moderate demand:
old mess, s7.75Q$.25; new, $s50aSs.75.
Butter-Quiet and rather easy; State
dairy. 10d15c; do. creamery, II f-20
is 1-2c. 9''''' -9
Eggs-Fairly active and steady; State
and Pennsylvania, II 1-2al3c.; western,
fresh, llHl2c.; do. case. $l.50MS3.
Cottonseed Oil-Dull but steady; crude,
20g2lc; yellow prime, 25c.; do, off grade,
q 3-4c.
Rosn-Dull but steady; strained, COM
mon to good. N.67 1-2u$l.70.
81 a. N.
26c.
Rye-Firm and unchanged
Molasses-Firm, in fair demand, and
unchanged
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy, hand-pIcked,
3-4c.
Coffee-steady and 4GiO points up; July,
sllS0G SllS; August $ll25; September,
Sl0s0; October, $40 40; December, SO 256o
5000: January. sic 2OdSlO25; March, 5000
qSlO2 May, 5000; June, s1O25; spot Rio,
steady and quiet; No. T. SlSnsl3.l2 IL.
Sugar-Raw easier and quiet: fair re-
filming, &c.; centrifugals. 90 degrees test.
l-2c.; refined quiet, steady, and UNI
changed.
Freghts-ouet. firm. and unchanged.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
NEW YORK, July 1.-Blackberries---
Maryland and Delaware, quart. 4nSc.
Apples-Maryland crate, 60cqS.
Plums-Carrier, 75c.QS2.25; do, quart, 30
&c.
Huckleberres-North Carolina, quart,
7dl0c.; do, Maryland and Delaware, 5@
i0c
Pears-Florida, barrel. s2a$t do, do,
case. 75c.ISl.
Watermeions-Car-loa S5asl5O; do.
hundred, $l0aSl5.
Muskmelons- Basket. 5Ocaa2; do.
barrel SlNS2.50.
Raspberries-Pint, 1-2f15c
Peaches-Georgia. carrier. Sass: do,
South Carolina, Sl6OaS250. do, Maryland
and Delaware. crate, 5Oq75c.; do, do,
basket. 3006Oc.
Cucumbers-Charleston basket, NQe5c.:
do. Norfolk. do, &Q35c.; do, North Caro-
lima. do, 25u35c.
Egg-Plant-Barrel. $2.50lIs3; do, basket,
Si4Sl.5O: do, box. sl25QSl.50.
Onions-New Orleans. bag. 75c.; do.
Eastern Shore, basket, 6Od75c.
String Beans-Maryland, basket, SEQ
81; do. Baltimore do. 30nJ0c.
Squash-Barrel soc nSl50.
Tomatoes-Carrier, 4Oc.qsl.5o; do, case
Potatoes-5Oc. aA.12.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. July 1.-Flour-Dull;
western family, $5l5qs34O; spring wheat,
straight. $3.50 $40
Wheat-Firmer: No. red. spot and July.
60 5-Sa6O 3-4c; August. 6ld6t l-4c.; Sap
TENDER, 81 1-+I6l 3-Sc: southern. by sam
pie, 53n62c.; DO, on grade, 50 i-2u60 l-4c.
Corn-Sieady: mixed spot, % l-2n32 5-Sc;
y ulNt % l-bfIte 1-bc.t august, ~ l-sU D-oC.
September. % 3-ic. bid steamer mixed.
30 3-i43lc.; southern white, 35c. bid; do.
yellow. IS 1-2d36c.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 white, western,
p l-2Q23c.; No. mixed, western, 20n2c.
Rye-Inactiye; No. 2, nearby. 35c.; west
Hay-Quiet at 1850 bid.
Grain Freights-Firm; steam to Liver
pool, 2 Lac I'D. for July; Cork, for or
lers. &c. Cd. for July.
Eggs-Firm at IL lie.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, July Very little OF yester-
lays enhancement in grain values re-
NAMED at the close to-day, and were II |
not for the apathy Of traders in general, |
her. Yesterdays strength left traces OF !
Is force i'm the market. and at the start |
his morning fairly firm tone prevailed, |
)ut very soon thereafter the course |
changed, and from that time until the |
lose the selling disposition was para |
mount.
September wheat opened at from 81 10 |
4 lie, sold between 81 IL and &c. and |
,losed at the inside-3-4c under yester- /
lay. Cash wheat was weak and 1-2g3-4c.
over.
Corn.-The trading did not assume any
prominence or importance. The |
Iction OF the market was Identical with
hat Of its more influential neghbor-
vheat-but, as the volume OF trade was
ighter the range or prices was naturally |
- rover. Prices made a slight advance |
arly. but later weakened, and declined. |
september corn opened at &c., sold be-
ween % Is TO q 5-Sc., and closed at
7 5-8q27 3-4c.-l-SGl-4c under yesterday
ash corn was lie higher, closing easy,
With the futures.
Oats responded more readily TO the
ieakness communicated by the other mar
cts than 10 any display of strength The
usiness was restricted and OF material
lgnifcance.
The provision market dragged along, and
'as easter. A larger run OF hogs than had
cen expected impaired a heavy tone at
ne start, and the market was unable 10
ecover later on. The market closed
,wer