Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
NEW work. PRODUCE MARKET.

satisfactory.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June u.-Flour-Receip |
. e4f barrels; exports. 1866 barrels; sales, |
5000 paC kases; market quiet ana lover 10 !
sell; winter patents, A5OaSiSo; MINNIE
Rye Fiour~Dun: superfine, S2lOqS29
Corameal-oulet; yellow western, ooc.;
city. 59pDc.
Rye-Eaay
Rsrley-Dull; barley malt nominal.
Wheat-Spot weak; No. |, northern, New
York TIC afioat; No. /. northern Duluth
7oc ahoat. Options opened nfm OF nm, 1re
government report, but met active hhSs
on account selling prompted by bearlsn
crop and weather news. weakness AT
Liverpool and free southwestern selling
! declined all day. and closed 4,Q1-Sc, net,
lower: June closed 75l4c.; July, % 3-S1
/ Is 5-Sc.. closed 7ic.; September t9leghc.'
/ closed 692c.
vator; % i-Sc aloat; market opened easy,
/ and was weak all day, under better crop
and weather news and liquidation ana
S sIGssd lg M % 5 nS 5Se c Si % sc
September. 30 5-Sg3l.c., closed 80 2-se.
/ Oats-Spot quiet; No. 2 PC. options
inactive and weak. with corn, ana closed
J &c lower July closed &c.
/ Hides-tlTm
Leather-cuiet. ,o~,o,
Wool-Steady, domestic. fleece, lSa25c.;
pulled, l502Zc.
Cut Meats-l'irm. 500
Tsrd~Steady: western steamed, $50
nominally: September. $3.50, nominally
refined steady; Continent AlO; south
| American 500.
/ POrk-Dull. 90,
Butter-Qulet; western creamery llq
lie. DO. factory. 71zalcl3cS.; Eiglns' i2i r;,'
imitation creamery. 9l2qlZi2c' state d"iiy'
lOQl4Iac: DO. creamery unl5c,
Cheese-Ouiet; large State, SIC; small
fancy. 7s.QSc.; part skins, 4Q6i2c; full
S1 Egss-Guie1: state and Pennsylvania,
1u9ai2c.: western fresh lOhallc.; south
ern. i0fi10c per 30-dozen cases. o., 90,
Potatoes-Qu.et; New York SLZoqSLoo'
/ southern new. SJ0U$
Tailow- Steady; city G2 per packaage).
1883 l-Sc.; country packages iree1
Cotto seed Oil--Quiet.
! Petroleum-Dull
ROsn-Steady.
Turpentlnc-Steady
Moias ses-Steady.
Pig-lron-Quiet; southern, 1926; north
ic',o5pTp per brokers' 81; Exchange.
N9 TnEzFrm; straights, $ss5gsl3.75; plates
e' S;9Sclter-Quiet; domestic. $i2oa$L9O
Lead Brokers', $3l2l2' Exchange
$Hi2Q S332i2. ,.,
Cabbage-Per barrel or crate, n0Sl5D
Coffee-Options opened inactive, with
prices unchanged, to j-point advance
European markets though slgauy higher
) were sluggish and without influence
Small receipts at Brazilian ports and free
deliveries in New York had a steadying
influence The market VS. llleless al
day. and closed inactive, and points
higher TO points. net lower Sales, ~
bags. including December, $40: spot fQ
duiI. Cordoya, $ll.25; sales. about 5000
bags Rio, No. :. spot, at I$ici;s o.
Suear-Raw strong; centrifugal, 9o-de-
gree test 3-Sc.; refined strong.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, June n.-Flour-
Dull and UNCHANGED; receipts, $50 par
I reis. exports 6,5l2 barrels; sales, 600 bar
rels. ~
the month. II l-20N 3-4c.; July, 10 S-49llc
August 6s J-8u6S 3-4c.; September, 6S $40
6ec receipts, 9i6 bushels; exports none;
stock 40 igS bushels; sales, 300 bushels;
southern wheat by sample, i5Gsoc.
Corp-Spot. Is 7-Sa2S Sc; the month
2S -2G,2S 5-4c: July, IS 5-Sn2s Bic; Au-
aust. 2S42J l-ic.; September, y Lie. bid
steamer mixed. % 3-llllic.; receipts, ~, :
80 bushels; exports, none, st~c" - 80
bushels sales. 1900 bushels southern
white corn 32d33c.; do. yellow, 81 lie.
0stsNSteady; No. 2 white. q he; No.
, mixed. 2ia2l l-2c.: receipts, 50, Z25 bush
els. EXPORTS none stock l8.Ji bushels
Rve-steady; No. 2. nearby, 80 la
IS &c: No. western, 3g459 lac. receipts,
kH3 DNfutiSt tApOi ~ iff-N' H-''t'~'-'f -N'
i%1 HsyLStesdy: choice timothy. 81.
Grain Freshts-Very quiet and I'M
changed.
Rntter Eggs. and Cheese-Steady and
unchanged.
Whskey-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
; CHICAGO. June IA momeDtary show
~ strength at the opening of the whea'
market to-day, caused by the government
cron report. was followed by a grddua
. but most decided decline, that cohtli le,
vith.but slight interruption TO the close
, An hrly rise of lc per bushel was con
, vcrted in the end 10 a Use decline. Corr
and oats shared in the weak feeling dis
played by wheat. declining 5-S and 3-sc.
resnectiyely Provisions alone elthe
; rart remainins unchanged. while ribs ad
vauced l-2Hoc.. and lard lCc.
s The leading futures ranged as follows:
opsning Highest. Lowest. Closing
WuEAT-No.2
4 July 699,a1O 90 o1s@ 6sh
ID%sS,..e.m..,D'o....S5sass7A Ga OSls c,J.as
, June me. 24s4as aies s4ls ~
4 24s4a25 rs 2tts 24I
September .26Mals 2bIa 2'ja 25tlss
= September. .ibL 1914 ifB l'r
MEss PoKK-fer Bbl.
. Jnly.'s7..5 s7.i1Ie $40 ,l7.a7L
sspt...7.55 7.57N 900 g.55
JnIy" 3l2h 800 a52l' $50
sept 800. $50 $40 $50 $40
gGoEr kIss-Pcr ioO lbs,
July'.''. 425 4.27h 4.2a s.27L
SEPT. 43ss AIS 40 i35
Cash quotationI<were as follows: Flou
steady No w ysSGw So sgr yS q l = y &c
No spring wn lSsre % S,oe - l-se. no
4 No 2 corn. "A S-sa24 s-sc. No.
oats. lsc., No. white T. o. b.
70 l-ica22 lie; No. 3 white. (. o
b % l-4dD l-2c. NO. rye, 80 Lie