Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. May 12--F'Iour dull; win
ter wheat. low grades. A.9g2 %; iai i,, 20
fancy s2.5eu2s5; patents. a.ieas;so; =, MD In,
nesota clear. 2;25M275: patents, go
4l5; low extras, NyOi,250 30: southern hour
dull and weak; common. to fair extra,
s2Ood3.O0; good to choice do. $S.ocdS,0
Wheat-Dull and weak; i5c. lower; No. =
red, store and elevator 5ss.gosc;; alioa,'
eol4c Options fairly active and nsn,I e,,;
record, and closing weak: No. red, May
5ss.c.: June. 5s<c.; July. 6Dizc.
Corn-Dull and easier; No. ,, 45HIGHc;
in elevator; 4i1sc; afiost. Options duii a, anu
July, B7sc.: September. 4ic: 49,
Oats-Dull and easier; May, CSC July.
$3.50; spot. No. ? ASIA 39c.; NO. white
TIC; western. SsTi0c.; white do, ~ y. &c.
Hay-choIce firm; shipping "ao'c''
wool-Qulet and FIRM domestic fleece.
9oa25c.; pulled, l6a25c. .,,uoo
Beef-Steady and quiet: family. Nz.Wp
dun igp' at $500: tered beef duh. city extra
India mess. Sl9ocI2l0O.
Cut meats-Steady and quiet; picked
bellies. &c: shoulders, &C.; hams, WAS
middleS nominal.
Lard-Quiet and easier; western steam.
closing. 1915. nomlnaIly; city. $40: OPP
tions nominal refined quiet; Continent.
$500; South America, $50; compound, 40
Q6i2is.
Pork-Mess quiet and and UNCHANGED.
Butter-Quiet; State dairy. new, l@alic.;
do, old, 10dl2c.: do, creamery. new, lfp
lie: creamery, new. l3Nlic.; Elgins. &c
Cotton-seed oil-Quiet and nominai'
crude. 22d3oc.: yellow, &c.
Petroieum-Dull and unchanged
Rosin-Dull but firm; strained. common
to good $l.3Hl.2j. ,2
Turpentine-Quiet and steady at l9'2g
zoe. ..,.
TO extra, 3z,G5iAc.: Japan, 4s.R5Ac.
Molasses-Nominal: New Orleans. open
kettle good to choice, SoaJsc.; market dulI
and unchanged. -,
Coffea-Options dull and unchanged to
: points down; June, $780, SeptempeI'
slij5; spot Rio, dull but steady NO. -
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair re.
filming. 7-l6c.: refined quiet; off A. Ills
az i5-l6c: standard 4, 41i 3-l6c.: cut-loaI
and crushed. 4@.a4 l5-l6c.; granulated' fp
Freirhts TO I.iverpool-Dull and easy;
cotton. 3-32d.; grain. Id.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, May l2.-Flour duh
Wheat~Dull and easy: No. . red, spot
and May. jsRqjs&c.; June. 3>l4c., p.I ;
July, 59I2d599sc.; August, GJl2gGJsic.; mill
ing by sample. 5Saovc. 49,, ,,,o Nay
Il
4iut4c. July. fiic., bid; steamer, nliXed.
iSc., bid southern, by sample, 40i2qiec';
do, on grade, 45$.c. 40,
Oats-Quet: No. , white western, &c.
bid: No. 2 mixed, western. 40qilc.
Rye-Dull; No .. 51N5oc. .,.
Hay-Steady; good to choice timothy
slL5olll5.00. ,,,
Pfovisions|Pork. SAD; bulk shoulders.
$50; shOrt-rib sides $40; clear slices
S.75; sugar-cured shoulders, $3.50; hams
small. $500; large, SID.
Lard-Reflned, sac:
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May 12.-Wheat-The trade
opened to-day with the same feeling or
depression and dscouragement that was
so prominent yesterday. The only demand
came from the shorts, and they were not
eager 10 buy, while the selling was sehe-
raj and mostly Of long wheat. Cash wheat
was IN light supply and moderate de-
mand. Prices were a. little easier win
the futures. July wheat ranged between
asa and 57i2G515.c., closing at o'9sc.-d net
loss of Ian5sc. for the day
Corn-'fhers was practically nothing
dome i'm this market to-day. little desul-
tory trading. with "a feeling akin TO tha'
of wheat, resulted In a net loss or "a &c
from Yesterday. The close was AT the IN
s;ds dgures OF the day. July ending AT
3SNc. after selling between that point
and 3S3ic. 80, -
oats were in similar form with the
| other grains. Little business and a LACK
of support were the features II they
| could be 50 called. At the close May was
| &c under yesterday. and July was easier
| at a i4c. decline.
Provisions-Th provision market was
dull The volume of business was eX-
! tremely light. part Of the time there beins
! absolutely nothing doing. NJ the clos'
| there was a net loss of l0c. shown In JulS
| nork. as compared with the final fEure'
! If Yesterday and Il loss of 7i2c. each II
/ Julv lard and ribs.