Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. May z.--F1our dun and
seSss ssssas wn a ~ Snsn ,sns -. srses,
Si.W62so, southern -four duff but ST. sdy:
common to fair extra, $2.00n3.0: good 10
Wheaf--Duh and lower: closing weak:
No. red, store and elevator, 5!4n sTtc.:
afoat. s7t1M57Ac. Options fairly active
and weak at q ,uic.. decline; No. 2 rcd.
closing. May. s7Se.; July, s5sc.; August.
toc.
Corn-Dull and weaker; No. 2. SC. IN
elevator: So gBc. aroat options mode
rately active and steady, with prices un-
changed and trade local: May, s1Ac.;
June, i2kc.; July, tY.c.
Oats--options dull; May. So: June.
3sltc.: July. ssl.c.; spot, No. 2 3sizesssse
nc: white do. s5Gi7c.
Hay--steady and IN fair demand; ship
ping. 6oa65c.; good TO choice. 9dsoc.
Wool-Qulet and firm: domestic neece.
I,eef-ttuiet and steady; family. $4,000
itoo. extra mess. fs.v1aS.so:, beef hams.
DUH at 1880; tierced beef dull, city OK
ira India mess, sls.0al.@.
cut meats-Qufet and steady: picked
bellies, csc; shoulders, Sac; hams. zoe
leLc; middles nominal
Lard--Quiet and lower: western steam.
s. IS, bid; city. $s.25H6J0 Futures nomi-
nal: refined dull; continent, .; South
America. Sis: compound, S.7Jas.oc.
Pork-Qulet and easy: mess. fi3@v
1880: extra prime. slz5Qffl30
Butter-Ir fair demand and steadier;
State dairy. I2nl6ikc.. do. creamery. N5s
nc: western dairy, sni2c.; creamery. 1870
i7c.: Elgins, lie.
ccttonseed oil-DuIl and easy; crude.
2gc.; yellow, &c.
Petroleum--Qulet and unchanged.
Rosin-Quiet and firm. strained, com.
A.. gs.xl
Rice-Quiet and steady; domestic. fair
TO extra, 3s,45hc.; Japan. tssa ric.
Molasses-New orleans. open-kettle.
good TO choice, GpS6c.; market dun but
steady
Peanuts-Quiet.
cofree-Options steady and unchanged
to 6 points down; May. N,.55; July. N+.$
Nl5.i0; September 81 0nlA0; December.
si3.Jonl36o; spot Rio dull and easier; No.
sugar-Raw active and easier: fair re-
filming, 7-i6c. refined dull but steady,
of x. li-iea3 lj-l6c.: standard A.. w
4 s-lsc.; cut-lOaf f.ai l5-lsc.; crushed.
Freights TO Liverpool Moderately ac-
tive and steady; cotton. 3-52d., grain, Id.
asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. MAY 22-Flour dull
and lower, western superiine, N.,Vulg;
do. extra 2eg2ao; do. family. Ht9g
as; winter wheat, patent. ncoM,J?5;
spring do, s.eOg3.'5; do. straight. N-lsU
Wheat-Duil and easy: No. 2 rel. spot.
57isa51+c. May, SisQ5Iasc.; June, 5ll9P
57Ac.; July. SsisaSs.c;; August, ST.
5silc. steamer No. red 't'tuo'se'' n''"-
ODrn-Qulet; mixed, spot and May.
44c.. asked; July. egpSc; steamer
mixed. i24c, asked: southern. by sample,
l56r+8c.: do. on grade, 5,Yg4oc:
Oats-F'frm and steady No; White
western. gc., bid; No. mixed No. wy
Rye-Dull: No. 2. 5jG56c.
Eggs-Firm at i2c.
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May 2-Wheat eshibtel
part of the session. The feeling was es>
actIy what might be termed ieverish.
but al the same time the course OF prices.
to say the least, was errauc. Inc i,so
hour was about the weakest OF the ses-
sion. and the close was at about SC. rally
from the extreme low point. July wheat
opened with sales at SIS and SIhc;, after
wards ranging between o'Ns AMI yobzc..
and closing at 563sc.-a loss OF IS. TOT
the day. The cash demand was not
good to-day and this fact was one or
the weakest features In the future
Corn was not In sympathy with wheat
at all times to-day. although that was the
inference at the wlnd-up. The weakness
I'm wheat. however, was TOO pronounce,
not to finally reach corn, which II az
finally. causing an easy close July sold
between 3SaSSisc. and 57iac.. closing
shade better than yesterday, az st.W
377.c There was "A moderate deinahu ior
cash corn Prices were steady.
Oats were fairly active, with no lnul-
yidusI direction. When corn was strong
SO were oats. and when corn was weak.
oats declined. There was more strength
i'm the near options thar In the deferred
deliveries, September closing with irac-
tlonal loss, while May and July were bc.
higher AT the end of the session. casn
oats were In good demand ana Nc
higher.
which was ascribed to the entire absence
of support Offerings were llSht, but SO
little disposition to buy, existed That prices
Welded under them. The hog market was
1ulet. closing steady. and product values
acted In similar manner until the grain
markets broke, when they, too, gave way.
Ar the close July pork was lOc. under
Yesterday, July lard l2l.c. lower and July
ribs &C. lower. There was practically no
shipping demand.