Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-03
NEW WORK. PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April Z.-rlour nun ~ 80
steady: winter wheat, low grades, $2U
ara patents. 81. 2503j0: Minnesota clear,
81 50G29O patents. s5s0ui.io; low extras
S2O5t.2.+j southern flour dull but ste9dy;
common to fair extra, S-'VeS'oV' soou "
choice do. $1,000. ~.
Wheat-Dull but steady; No. red. store
and elevator, 62Hn634c.; afioat, Gj34e OPP
lions opened weak at hGSsc. decllI9G'
rallied l.Ga,c.. fell sc. on Iesl'z,ng; , mn
changed from Saturday with trading gun,
May and July being most actlVe' no
red, closing, April, 62he.; May o''4c''
60 cSoirn@Dun but steady; No, 2, 4Sai5 G,Ei
ana I,Glhc. lower without feat.re; CLOS
N" 6a tsenTy but firm. Options :iun and
easier; April, $j@sc;; May ${,f:3' ,. JItS'
3i5,c.; spot No. p 3ji2uS54c'; 30 10. VIII Viii
3sa3gl, n iOc mixed western, 3oaSsc.; whlte
" T6yin "I medeTate demand ami steady;
shipping. 6Oa65c.; good to choice i5goS s;,,
fleece, 2OS25c.; pulled. 1920. -, ,,oooo,
100 Se Extra irl' mess ms ss,S5ns 50; beef hams
inactive al Si6. OOdl6.5O; tierced beef dun;
city extra India mess, si1.Wal9W. ord
Cut meats Moderately act lSSeu,d sr,i
Iard"Steady. Options-May. Tb; July.
So 50: refined weaker; Continent :, go 80;
! South America so'1' co'''po''N'
| Gl2h. ,,. ,,,oss
Pork-Easler and in fair demand eal "a mess
Butter-Llsht receipts; ia ne old is' ioli
| I5kc.; do. creamery. new. &c. Weste d,,i
| dairy, new, liulic.; do. creamery new
! l542lc.; Elgins. 2lc. -. crude
! Cotton-seed oil-Steady ana q't"t' ''"'N'
Pes,roleam&ouiet and unchanged. ,ou,
! Rosin-Firm and quiet; Sra5Aeu' CUM
mon to good, a,l5pl2c o,l0,oa1Ac
Rira~Fairly active and firm. domestic
Moiasses Foreign nominal; New ar ar
| leans, Open-kettle. good to cholce' %"
! 3sc: market quiet and steady.
roffeerOptions dull, 5QlO points down;
April. H625; May, SIC 70; June sl5l9; eos spot
! Rio dull but steady; No. /. slI.5Vdico Z'e.
Sugar-Raw dull and nominal, falr re- re-
dnIng' 2s,c.: refined steady and quiet; on
! A. 3 u-l6nlc; standard A.: = l-ioH IA, ;
cut-loaf and crushed, l3-l6H0c; Srahu-
FrSights to L.iverpool-ouiet and nomi-
nal: cotton, steam, s-6id; grain steam'
| 24d., asked. r
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, April 2.-F'lour dull;
western suPerine MVEsl az S ac' Winter SGSts
wheat patent, Slod335 spring wheat
patent. s.65d3so; spring wheat straight
W6eat-Easy; No. ? red spot and april sIa. u
! eoi,TG0Ibc. May. 6igqGl4c:; July; 6ltiv
Sc; steamer No: 2 red. 57l2c'' bid mill
ing. by sample, 6Qaelec. , ,,u ,9tl
| Corn-Easy; mixed spot and April, "a
ui2ec.; May. 42i4a i21sc.; steiner i2c hiiN Io
4lu ilAc.; southern, by Sample f'S'' w.
oats|Flrm: No 2 white, western, $50
3Shc.; No mixed, do, $5l5aS0Ac.
Rye-Qulet; No. 2 SigSocs o,oa t,rotbv
Grain enthusiastically; steam to Liver
pool. per quarter, Is. 3D.; cotton per ioo
pJp1 rrolvi,si ions mess pork $3.50; bulk
| shoulders 500: short-rib sides ana cledr
sides, $50; sugar-cured shoulders, S20'
hams. sll.25all.5O
Iar,l-Rehned SIC. ooo
| Butter-Steady; creamery, fancy; 22ly
&c; rolls, fine, l2alic.; store-packed' he
i2c
Eggs-Slow at l04dl0Ac.
| Coffee-Quiet No. T.. 1TRc.
| Sugar-Quiet; graduated, A55.
| CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. April I'm the wheat pit
to-day a weak and declining marKe.,
| with o reaction at the close wnlch car
| ried prices 70 almost the highest point
of the day. and which was due TO GOV,
ering of short wheat by those VINO dlu
not wish to carry their open contracts over
to-morrow's holiday, was tne tec 6, foc ci
|
then advanced to 60asn6Gi2c.,, became
weak declined to 59A45g34c.,. and reacted
| TO e0i. acO3.c where IL closed-a net gam
of &c. for the day .A,oe,
Corn-The trade In this pit, was chiefly
| local with downward tendency. May
| corn sold at between Sl.lt314,c; and 5'..c
| The close was at 37%.c.. a net loss OF &c
oats were not very active the tons
being one OF easiness. and being received
from the feeling in wheat and corn
for the day in the May delivery w hills,
slow and weak. Prices were 4g1sc
| lower. -, ,, -,
| despondency. The run of hogs surpassed
all expectations. and they were sellins
10 to i5c. per LOO pounds less than on sal
urday' Lard was very weak at I'M
start under free offerings OF the loca
trade. A demand sprang up near IN
close which resulted In some reaction
| throughout the list. May pork closeS
iOc. lower, May lard unchanged. and Ma,
} The leading futures ranged as follows