Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-21

quart 14ioc.: North Carolina. fancy. fiB
l2c; others eftloc. Charleston fa.itnf5c.,
others MnSc Maryland. falr 70 fancy,
Ast,srarns.-trxsrs -, -. ,+a-e x3o.
others 81 956si55
BSeis- FLORIDA, crate, Isc.au.o: Charles
ton. nc punches, SI.Coas1W
cncumbers-Fl2rida crate, SDc.atf.to;
Cabbage Florida, barrel ara crate. tl.oJ
4SxV9; charleston. DO $ leqf1Is. Npfth
Carolina, barrel. 20fflm Norfolk. bar
rel and crate. 31.5efft0
oceiery-New Orleans. DOZEN roots, 10
Pota,oes--North Caroline. barrel, siegp
81 -; do. Charleston basket 50Q7sc d..
Norfolk. barrel 81 S0tl5A
String BeanS-Fiorda. wax. crate s5c.fe
N.59; do, green. crate, ~. nNE: Charles
Ton, wax, basket. s2ooS2.3, srsen basket.
green. crate. A.5OnD.00
Squash~Southern. white crate. l515c.:
do yellow, esate., 2aiiSc.
TomatoesrF Florida, carrier, tl0Nft5.eos
DO. Key West. carrier. tia0af- %: DO.
small, crate. 0U50c
Potatoes--Now. good demand and firm.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, ND. May D..-Fionr
strong and higher western -uperfne.
famiS "a aa S 'S winter Ma; ss,.S S2.
AerfL4: spring. Nl0aSia5. straight.
Wheat Wild; No. red. spot and MAY.
bid: August Is i.ic.. bid steamer. No. !
red q &c. bid. southern, hy sample,
75H7Ic; do. on grade, s5uiic
Corn-Strong; mixed SPOT and May.
g l-2p59 Sc; June, - s-ic., asked: July.
- i-2ft59 Bic; August, 6oc bid. southern
quiet at SEC; yellow, - l-2N6ic
oats-strong; No. ? white. western,
81 nc. bldi No: mixed. DO, Sig2i lie.
Rye-Quiet. No. z. Sc.
Hay~Steady: good demand FOR choice:
good TO choice timothy. S8WlSilOo
Grain Frelghts---Nery dun steam 10
liverpool l Id. Tor May; Cork. for or
Cotton. provisions. butter. eggs. coffee,
and sugar markets quiet az unchanged
prices
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May 2.--wheat droppet
sic. during the last fifteen minutes on
to-days session. on long wheat. seeking
profits From the opening tlil that time
nothing had occurred 10 discomfort buy
ers. The opening quotations were from
unchanged TO 7-Sc. higher than the nnsl
ones for Saturday. after which one spurt
followed another until "A 7-Sc Tor JULY
was reached-a total advance OF i-Sc.
Tor the day-around which point values
lowered for the most OF the session. The
professionals made no ATTEMPT 20 inter-
fere with the advance. preferring TO per-
init the buyers to inaugurate ;he FIRST de-
cline by realizing. This they did not do
till toward the close. offerings enlarging
as the market grew weaker. the adyan-
tage OF no short Interest being felt b.
the holders who wished 60 unload July
wheat opened at from n "a Ia ~ i-2c,
advanced to "a 7-Sc., broke 10 "a Sc
where it closed-l 3-sc higher than@sa-
turday. Cash wheat was strong and
about i-2c higher than Saturday
Cnrn-The strength Of wheat. the frOsts
OF last night. and those expected tonight
were responsible for what took place to-
day. causing prices I'm corn 90 expect an
advance. II came. but when the market
in wheat broke, Just prior 10 the close.
corn followed. losing the greater part 81
the early gain. July corn opened az from
g 20 81 t-ic.. sold between ~ - and
s. 1-2c.. closing at g 2c.-3-sc. higher
| than Saturday. Cash corn was q. PET
| bushel higher closing easy.
Oats were higher while the wheat and
corn markets ruled strong, but, Ike them
and. as a matter of sympathy decline
near the close. The trade was ordinary
| In character and volume, and The RANGE o.
prices narrow. July sold between - -
| and Doc. closing ut the formcr-unchanged
| from Saturdays quotations Cash oat
| sold at from 10 90 lc. per bushel higher
| but closed steady.
Provisions the continued boon
| In wheat spectators were looking foi
something In the same line for provisions.
| Pork had a fair-sized bulge to-day, and
| lard and ribs sold higher. but not with
quite as great an advance. Hog products
| ~ the yard were higher July pork
| closed SIC higher than Saturday, July
lard i-2c. higher, and July ribs Il lie.
| fgha