Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-08

| tho day: No. feos May oSAe'' sss
" aSra. .S's! and s.:ier Ne IN NE .l 2
hf*c. iowsf Nay, w: July NV Nav.
Oats-Quiet. with opsic1s wes s,ses 49,
ny. JS S'sS; se No. aa'E White mixed
western, 6liefi2c.; white. do, l2dS1c !.
Hay-choics steady; shipping "oo'c'
s1%Sa oo t. ffHlse snd s' is fair dspand do
nestle fleece, Udssc.: pulled. iSRssc oo<,
Beef-Dnii but steady family; $1,000 .sy
MS9; sIs,n a. mesa $500 Ssss oa,ee city sx.
Cut meats Steady and quiet: picked s,,,s
bellies. &C.; shoulders, SAmo'sc.; na"s'
Lsrd--Steady and quiet; western steam.
s7.s6; refined quiet; Continent. &@; south
PorE@DSii but steady; mess. n'.7S@
Butter-in fair demand and steady;
western dairy nominal at s4pi2c;; do.
creamery, new, halle; do. Elgins, nc.
cotton-seed oi-Dull ana nomi"a''
PetroIeum-Quiet and unchanged,
Rosin-Quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon 10 good, N.l7isqn.D
RIes~pnil but steady: domestic, fair
to extra, 3s4Q5i.c.; Japan. 5000.
M5lasses--Foreign nominal: New or.
| leans. open-kettle, good to choice, %gSSc.;
marke. duh but steady.
Peanuts-Quiet. 49,.
May, $3.50; July. SIS. l5ais@' spot kio
quiet and steady; , No; a , agT active: re-
aned quiet and firm: OF A, s-leqs l5-lsc
standard A. 4ri 13-i6c.; cnt-ioar. ana
| crushed, 4%fif i5-16c.; granulated, l'-ioe''
Freights 10 Liyerpool-Dull and weak;
cotton 7-64d, asked; grain. lixd.. asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
western superb superine. a.soa2oo; DO. extra.
| s. i5a2so; do. family. $2.7og3.oo: winter
wheat, patent, s3.25a3;5o; spring do 5000
$50; spring strsisht $1,000 81 sno, ora Nav
| 59ii5ss,c; june, eO0cOi.c.; July. 6oAm
e07sc.: August, 6ltT6iisc.: steamer. No.
red. 5sHa56s.c.; milling wheat, by sample
Corn-Dull: mixed spot, 4sc. bid: May.
4ic. bid; July 4,S.c., bid: steamer. mixed.
4Sni3Hc.: southern corn. by sample. fi@
4S,4c,; southern, on grade, Hnaec ;sr s,c
No 0a!s m,ks1 d No. ;oM Wni'e WESTERN '''
Rye-Dull; No. q S5n56c. ,,..
Hay-Steady; good to choice timothy
'' Grain freIghts-Dull; steam. to LIVER
pool. per bushel. 1hN2d.; Cork, for orders.
per quarter. 81 3d.m2s. 3D.; cotton, per
10 pounds, zoe. flour. do, 9,,ac,. ,-
| shoulders. N25: short-rib sides and clear
sides. sis: sugar-cured shoulders. ss75:
hams. sli.75Ql225.
Lard-Refined. sc. ,oo
Butter-Strong: creamery. fancy, lyp
E:ggs-store strong at Zoe.
CoNee--Easy; No. Z, l6Sic.
| Sugar-Quiet.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, MO-, May Flour weak
and quiet; patent. s2.SOq2.95; fancy. ,2.@9
Wheat-Lowsr, May, S'asc, nominnlly;
- go SrnmISxsT;;; May. s7'sc' bid; June
Dat oatsHi.ower; May, S5Nc.. asked; July,
| 2Sisc, asked; August. 2ic.
| Professionalism mess. $500; on orders,
''i Iard-Prlme steam quotablc at $3.50
JSO: choice. s7a2l9, bid.
| Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 500; longs,
s.is; clear ribs. s!2s; shorts: SS1dh; cI cry
| salt shoulders, W.NI; longs anu ciea'
| ribs, 1856: shorts, $50.
| High wines-Steady at N.os.
CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI, o., May 7.--Flour--Spring
patent, S. ioI3s5 family, s2ioa2.65.
Wheat-No. 2 red. 55c. M
| Corn--More active; No white, a4c.
PSrs-JobbinE. mess, sl2.5o; clear mess,
N375; family. si2.50. ,o
| I.ard-Job rates, steam lear, ''sc'i he'''e
dried, TIC. ..
Bacon1steady: shoulders, 6i9c: short
rib sides. 7hc.; short clear Sides ''sc'
| Whiskey-Steady at N.lo.
| CINCINNATI TOBACCO MARKET.
| CINCINNATI. May 1.-The Cincinnati
| Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company. In us
review of this weeks market WIN say:
| I'VE can only quote fiuctuating mar
ket for the past week, still the sales
| were more satisfactory TO the sellers as
| there was more activity In bidding, ana
! at times the market was very strong,
| keep in the lead az seller. with strong
| competition where they are In dry ORDER
| and no doubt our lug buyers Will be ac-
tive bidders on that class ,;ns OF gou ma,,er
| how short, so they are sound. are very ac-
tive. and We think 1t Is good time 10
| sell them. The medium grades naVe
| shown no change. while the best gIades
were firm at last weeks prices. ana there
| was a closer examination when offered,
| which Is good indication: There was
| considerable old tobacco offered Dut we
| could see no change In prices. as our
manufacturers appear to think 1t does not
| make as good plug az the new crop. SOM.
| double old was also offered. ana tne
prices We're fully as g19d h as se s's %
| tion TO quality. Some new tobacco reacheu
| from Is to ioc. at the Cincinnati house,
which was very satisfactory, and moV on;
|
| continue likht: also the offerings are re-
| markably small for this season Of the
| year. and We hope 1t will be the means
OF making an active marK iIs ' hogsbeads:
rejectisns, 256 hogsheads; actual sales;
syS hogsheads; receipts so4 hogsheads, ana
offerings OF new. 7s5 hogsheads.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. May "a p. Motion,
May, 5l-6id., buyers: May and
June, S l.sas buyers BUYERS }Sns a and
and September. 5S-6tlis 5t-6id;; Septem-
Der and October. 5i-6iu3 55-6id;: october
and November. 5-staS 96-Sid Hoc cen,ber
| and January. 3 57-6id.. buyers. Futures
closed quiet but steady
NEW YORK. May 7:-,Cotton ste, steady snG,
mddling Gulf TAG: middling uplands;
nc. Sales, l,iol bales 90 Futures ou close, .Ss
s6.Ssa6yO; June. s6.93MG9i; July &ss46.ss.
| August, s703m7Q4: September. NUJal 90
| October, S1.0Sli709; November, llI ,.i3
December, Si7u71s; January. T.22a7A
NEW ORLEANS. May 7.-Cotton,Fu-
s6.66: June, 1896: July. 1872; August. sG.72;
September, 1913; October, 1914; November
$5.i9 December, $sS5; January, $;H.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO, ILL.,, May Tt was not till
| within the last fifteen minutes or the
| session that the full extent OF to-day's
weakness in wheat was felt; Things,
| however, were gloomy for the bulls from
the start, and as the closing hour ap-
preached with no hope in sight they !S were e.,
forced to throw their holdings overboard
Cash wheat was in moderate demand.
with offerings and prices about hc. lover lower
held firm July wheat sold between $500
b97sc. and 6slac... closing at oS1sc.-a net
loss OF l3sfillac. for the day.
| Corn-The news bearing on this market
was all more or less calculated to pro-
| duce a firm feeling. but 1t had apparently
been discounted long before being re-
ceived. The business was comparatively
| small. The range OF July was between
1885 and Ss7sc., the close being at $685.; Co.
| offerings OF cash corn were light.
oats opened with a steady but nervous
feeling, and especially for May; During
was less demand from shorts, and May
declined to and closed Nc. under Satur-
day. July closed &c. under that day. :
Provisions opened easy on the . weak
| hog market reported from the stock
| 90 Fla There was a little firmnesS shortly