Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
NEW YORK PRoprycE MARKET

NEW YORK. March O-Flour dull but
steady: winter wheat, low grades, s2.o0Gp
sl.75a2lO; patents, ss.75G4s5; southern
dull but steady; common to fair extra,
2@a2$O; good to choice. 50. lem4.2O.
%he and but @Sst N Ssoa, r Gia
g62c. Options fairly. active and gage.
higher: closing steady. with trading To-
cally active; March. 60l4c.; May, 5lfsc.;
July. 6i3sc.
Corn-Quiet and strong; No. 2, aga
4tAc. in elevator; 45isaijAc afioat. OPP
tions haAc. higher; closing. firm, with
trading dull; March, 4ic.; April. i23sc.;
May, i2AM42%c.
Oats--Quiet and steady. Options firmer;
March. Sac; April. &c; May, Sr4c.; No.
2 white. April. &Nc.; mixed western, Sj4
&c.; white do. 3SfD40Iac.
Hay-Dull; choice steady; shipping, 606l
CSC. good to choice. 75HSc.
Wool-In moderate demand and steady:
domestic. fleece 2Ga25c.; pulled, l6u25c.
Beef-Dull but steady; family. $1,000
400; extra mess. ss0OQls.50; beef hams
quiet at sl600Qil650: tierced beef dull but
steady; city extra India mess. slSOoGg
300.
Cut meats-DuI and easy picked bel
lies, 69sn62c.; shoulders, 57sIt6c.; hams,
9a39sc: ;fmiddles nominal.
Lard-Quiet but firmer; western steam,
closing, $55; city, SSH. Futures nomi-
nal; refined quiet; Continent, NS5 South
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess, sl2VG
1880; extra prime, l2.0OGl2.5O.
Butter--In moderate demand and about
steady; State dairy, new. lt92lc.; do, old
llMi6c; do, creamery. new, 22lzc. west
ern dairy, new, l2Ql5c.; do, creamery,
new, 15a22lac.; Elgins, 22i9c
Cotton-seed oil-Quiet and weak; yellow,
S0lkc.
Petroleum-Quiet and steady.
Rosin-Quiet and steadier; strained,
common TO good, sl.12isT1.l7h.
Turpentine-Dull but steady at Slisc.
Rice-In fair demand and steady; do
nestle. fair to extra, 37sG5l5e.; Japan,
Molasses-Foregn nominal: New Or
leans, open-kettie. good to choice, 3oa3Sc. J;
market quiet and steady.
Peanuts-Very steady.
Coffee-Options quiet; 10 points up 10
10 down; March, sl6.l6; May and July
sl535al5.4o; September. slt.ssal49; De;
semSSsr 81 slt%qi 81 sP1 ss k'o quiet ana
Sugar-Raw quiet and easy. fair rein.
ing I1-l6o.; refined dull and easy; on
A, sAnf Lie; standard A.. isui o-l6c. ;
cut-loaf and crushed. fsd5 1-l6c-; granu-
Freights to Ilverpool-Quiet and weak;
cotton, 9-64d.; grain. 21sd
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. March D.-Elour
dull and easy; western supernne; %;Dg q
/ 81; do. extra, $200lr2. IS; do family. wv
gs%; winter wheat, Pstsssns a o do do'
straight. S3.2Ja350.
Wheat-Dun; No. red, spot and March,
5s,lel5sssc.; May. Go+.a7Ohc.; July, e9lEe..
Milling wheat by sample. 59Qso1ac;.
Corn-Firner; mixed. spot and Marcn,
rSG42c.; April. iltsseilrsc.: May. tl&g
&c: steamer mixed. 4oi2c., bid southern,
by sample. 42is1ei3c.; do, on grade hiSg
oats-Easy; No. white. western, SSg
3Si1c.: No. . mixed, do. 35tyu35c.
Hay-steady; good to choice umothy'
Eegs~Easy at l2ai21zc.
Sugar-Qutet graduated, NSo'
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, March 0.-The business In
wheat was principally local To-Day anu
was confned to transactions by room
traders and scalpers. The range OF prices
was narrow, May selling between % anu
5SiL. and 57$.c.. and closing at 5I1sd5sc.~-
a net gain Of NC. for the day.
Corn was moderately active, ana sy m
pathized with wheat throughout the
greater portion OF the session: May corn
ductuafed between 5ss and 3f1sc., CLOSING
at the outside, gain or nc. ior 'he
day. .,..,.., .,,ht,
the last fifteen minutes of the session
than has marked the trade In that gram
for a month Shippers were good buyers
Curing the early part OF the day. am
when an EFFORT was made by shorts TO
cover. the market was found 10 be nare
OF offerings, and a stampede resulted,
which carried prices nc. higher In almost
as short a time as " takes TO tell II. Inc
close was with net gain OF %91s OF
cent. a ,a
strength at the opening. and for the mrs,
mart OF the session. The yards reported
a light run OF hogs and steady market,
which was the main reason Tor tne goou
feeling in product. When wheat weak
enesi. however, IL was observed that
nro,i,,ct showed sympathy, and prices
eased on. At the close May pork was
&C. higher than a. tes ne sa eee sm and sei Nav
rshs were unchanged. There was fair