Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

aho,I, steady. winter wheat. low grades,
| 81 ODa24: patents, sJ2s05.y0; Minnesota
| clear. s. JOGi2.g; patents. S.1su ~; nw ..
extras, s20a2ij; southern hour a aoh,1 o az,
| steady; common To fair extra s-'""''VV'
| good to choice. Sl0ffi.2o ,o,,e,,,,s.
/. Corn-Quiet and easier; No. 2, S,tan VIC.
| IN elevator; 4iisd arc. afoat. optlohs
duh. weak. and hH$sc. lower Aarcn'
| gle: April and May, gisc.
Oats-Dull and lower options mote
rately active and weaker; March. S5hc
April, 25i,c.: May, Si7sc.: No: : wni,e'
April. 37tac.: spot. No 2. &c; No. wh,le'
Ssisc: mixed western. 3sn33c,; whl'e do'
and white State. ioIiSc. o,,o
Haydn moderate demand: Sn9ioe
steady shipping. sl6Sc'; sooo W o"0''''
S0fi90c ,,.,
Wool-steady and in moderate demand;
| domestic fleece. 2nG25c.: pulled. lSa21c.
| Wheat-Fairly active and Zee. lower
closing steady: No. . red. store anu ere
vator. 6ilsI62isc.: aiioat, 1Su To-, s,s,dv
graded. r.I6ic. options dun hut ste ,1,
and n1iA.c. lower; No red. March. 6lfsc.;
| May 63%c.
Bcef-Quiet. steady. and unchanged
beef hams dull at $3.50; tierced oeet nu'
but steady and unchanged. ,,o,,od he,-
| lies 6S,c: do. shoulders, 6iic.; do. MANS
| 9d9a.c; middles nominal .,
| Iarl-Ouipt AND weak: western steam
s. 32ia: city 1915; March. SD; May @y
refined quiet; continent az c s,aSSi ois '"'"
POrk-ln moderate demand and stealy
mess. $l300ai350; extra prime si-'oVe
| 1900
Bitter-In fair demand and steadier
western dairy new So, MsUy" i az, o9c ~
| Cotton-seed oil-Quiet and weak; crude,
| &c: yellow. HAd32c.
Petroleum-QMet and unchanged.
Rosin--Quiet and steady
| Turpentinc-Dull but steady.
| Rice-Quiet and steady.
Molasses-F Foreign nominal: New Or
| leans. dull but steady at 3Og5Sc.
Peanuts-Quiet.
| CoTee-Options steady and l0lii5 points
M: March. $3.50: May. N5s4l0s; june,
| s15J SPOT Rio steady and in fair demanu'
Suear-Raw quiet AMI steady: fair re-
| nning. . 13-l6c.: refined active ana hrm;
| off \. 37.Gfi Bloc: standard A. go
| 7-lGc: cut-l0af and crushed, 5ho 5-ioc' ;
| graduated. 1914 s-l6c.
| Fraights 10 Iiverpool-Dull and easier;
cotton, 9-6td, bid; grain, 3D.. nomnally'
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE. MD, March 9-Flour
| steady and unchanged. ,,,1>.
| Wheat-Easy; No , red. spot, 600
| 60s.c., March, 6O2snsOiac.; May 62lsae2s4c''
| july, Gi.aGilsc: steamer, NO. rrd oe'
| bid: milling wheat. by sample, eHTc.
| 'fTf-N tdh. IiIhfhs sP''
| nisan4c.; April. n4q4li2c.' May, fAc'
| bid steamer, i0isc.. bid; southern, by SAM
| pie. i2aiic DO, on grade, l4.ufS.c
| Oats-Strong and active: No. whlte,
western, 3suSsi4c. No. mixed, western
| 3Gfi36iac.
Kye-Firm: No. mixed. 56d5sc.
| Hay-Activc at Nl5Oul5D.
| Grain freighta-Easy and unchanged
| Provisions-Firm: mess pork, Nooo,
bulk shoulders, 7hc.: short-n6 sides oc,
/ Tgl
| SA.c.; hams. llAc.
| J.ard-Reilned. Sc.
| Bu,,er-Weak: creamery. fancy. 23c D.;
ladle fancy, 2r2lc.; rolls fine &C., store
| packed, l2c.
! Eggs-Firm at 16dlSc.
| Coffee-Firm; No. !. l7l2c.
| Sugar-Firm; graduated. A.52.
| CHICAGO
| CHICAGO. March 9.-The same nervous
| and uncertain feeling that characterized
| the trading I'm wheat yesterday was stun
| apparent to-day. As on yesterday, the
| feature was the selling. presumably Tor
| Wall-strcet parties. May wheat opened
| &c under yesterday. at G0c. sold at j3l2c..
back again to COO, eased on TO j9S4c.. and
| closed with a net loss Of sc. for the day.
at 5y7sc
Corn was moderately active and sus-
| ceptlble 10 the changes Of wheat. As In
| wheat, much depends on the figures which
will be issued By the Agricultural Bureau
| on Saturday. May corn ranged between
| 37Ssc. and 37hc., closing at the latter
| figure. a loss of &c. for the day.
| oats have again fallen into their usual
| duh and quiet feeling. To-day they were
| easy, owing 10 the influence of wheat and
corn. Late buyers were the best sellers.
owing to the fact that very little encour-
agement was derived from the outlook.
AZ the close May was CSC. under yester-
| day.
| IJro,dsio,S Tho market for product vvog
| weak and lower Notwithstanding the
| fact that hogs were in light supply and
| Grmer as to values. There was a general
disposition 10 sell. The weakness in wheat
and an expected heavy run OF hogs
during the next week contributed to the
| depression. May pork closed zoe lower
| May lard lOc. lower, and May ribs l2izc
lower