Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-01
NEW YORK PRoDUCE MARKEr

NEW YORK. June 30-F1our-Duil.
unchanged and weak.
! Wheat-Spot market moderately active
and tirmer; options advanced 3-SG1 3-lc..
/ fell 1-sQ3-sc. on realizing. and closed firm
at l 1-Sa1 3-sc. over yesterday: No red,
July, 81 5-sc.; August, G2 1-sc.; Deem
Corn-,spot duh. but frmer: No. 2.
33 3-4c I'm elevator; "a 3-4c. afioat; options
We're more active, and closed firm at LA
$ % adyancei July; 20 l-2c.; August
Oats-Quiet and steady; options dull.
| but steady and unchanged 10 Lie. lower;
July. 20 lac; August. ~ Bic. September,
~ l-4c,; spot, No. 2. q lie; mixed west
Hay-Quiet and easy; shipping 621-20
e. l-2c.; good to choice. 81 1-2l95c.
Wool-Firm, in moderate demand, and
Boef-Quiet and steady; family. $500
50: extra mess. S6GiN; beef hams weak, at
Tered Beef-Firm; city extra India
-Meats-Qulet; picked bellies, $i.S7 1-2
MA50; shoulders, $Ll2 l-24A.25; hams,
Lard-Quiet. but firmer: western steam.
1922 IL: city. S3.75; July, $500; refined, firm;
Continent. $3.50; South American, AS5;
Porlx-Active and steady: old mess, $L75
(fSS25; new mess. Ss5)qSs75.
I
| changed.
Eggs-steady and In fair demand. State
and Pennsylvania, II l-2nl3c, western
| fresh. 10 1-2dlac. do, case, 15On2
Cottonseed- O1-Quiet and steady: crude.
2O12lc.; yellow prime, 25c.; do. on-grade'
"a 3-ic.
mon to good, a.67 l-2dSl7O.
Turpentine-Dull, but steady, at % Lao
Rice-In fair demand, firm, and UNI
Moiasses-Firm, fairly active, and I'M
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy hand-picked, AZ
Coffee-Quiet. but 5a1O points up; July,
sll 20: September. $40 7O0slO 70: December,
| 80 lOq$l015: March, OuSlOv 20; spot hio
/ dun. but steady; No. Z S3lSl5.E i-I:
/ Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair re,
/ filming Lie; refined STEADY, quiet anu
ui Freie6ts-ouiet and firm; cotton, by
steam, led: grain, by steam "a
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
! NEW YORK, June So-Blackberries-
/ North Carolina, quiet at 5Gie., 90. Mary
land and Delaware, Og9c. D.,....u, ,or
Apples-A. Maryland and Delaware. per
| crate. Coz. QtSl; do. do, barrel, Sl.5JqSZ.
| Plums-Per carrier. 75c.q&.25; do, per
I quart. 3d4c. c.,,.. ,1zoo
Pears-Florida, per barrel S2g$; DO. do,
PSW atermelons-Pe hundred. SlOaN6.
| Muskmelons-Rer basket, 5Oc.gN.2o; do.'
| per barrel. SD SloO.
Raspberries-Per pint, 2 l-2d5c.
! Peaches-Georgia, per carrier, I4S; DO
south Carolina, do, Sl50GS225; do. Mary
land and Delaware, $0gS0.5O; do. per Das-
ket. 20uG5c. o-o,- A.
N Esrnl SntO barrel. sSas0; do, per
basket. Nasl so: do boxed. sl.25MS so.
Onions-New orleans, per bag, lVlI9c
do, Eastern Shore. per basket, va ;
do. do, best 81. 29uSl9D. " -,
String Beans-Norfolk, per half barrel,
| 5O475c: do. Maryland. per basket, iSc.WS4'
do. Baltimore, DO. +'qs'c
Squash-Per barrel 5Ocusl5O
Tomatoes-Per carrier, 4ousi25; do, per
! crate, soc. usl.Io.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, June 30-F1our-
Dull: spring wheat patent. S5.5oaS7j.
Wheat-Firmer: No. red. spot June,
and July, 6oQso l-4e,; august august, 90 i,s@
ern. by sample, 55a6O1 lie; do, on
grade. 81 l-4lle0 i-ic.
Corn-steady; mixed, spot. and June
q l-24S2 5Sc July; yIJZ l4 g. eus Sia
steamer. mixed, 30 S-iqSlc.; southern white
corn 35c. bid; do, yellow. IS l-2u36c.
0ats~Easier: No. 2 white western, Y LIZ
abe; No. mixed western, -vu5le.
|
Hay-ouiet; choice timothy. sl.65 bid.
Grain freights-Steady.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. June 3O.--Wheat had a rally
to-day. which put shorts in thinkins
| mood. and served to revive the tips OF me
bulIs on that grain. Various matters were
referred to as being responsible Tor the
turn i'm the market, and the shorts founo
II wise TO cover the contracts. The APP
preaching holiday led TO some cleaning up
which helped along the good WORK sep
TENDER wheat opened at from % Ia %
Is 5-sc.. advanced to Sc, ana closed o.
56 s-ic.-1 lie higher than yesterday. Casn
wheat was firm and lie. higher.
Corn.--This cereal obeyed the influence
a stronger wheat market. although at the
Immediate start there seemed TO De sons
hesitation, first quota tons being below the
final ones of yesterday. September corn
opened at q 3-sn2T l-2c... and closed a.
81 T-sc' bid-1-443-sc. higher than yester
dav Cash corn was firm and l-ic higher
oats were benefited by the better feel
ing In other grains. but further than a
slight gain in sympathy there was nc
Evidence OF individual Improvement. Sep
,s,nhar oats closed i-ic. higher than yes