Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Flour-Aiode-
rnteiy active. but less frm: winter wheat'
low grades. a.@qs2.IS; d. fair TO- fancy;
Clear, 81. 7MS'i5; patents, S5ogA*; low
extras. s2soas215: southern Hour. quiet
and steady common to fair extra, $2zoy
$40; good TO choice. do, $1,000. s,t 2
red. store and elevator. &c.; afioat. 81 l-2c;
OPTIONS moderately active. weak. and Zu
lie. lower, on weaker cables, lower
western markets and unloaaans Dy i1nSs'
No 2 red. May, &c.: June, 10 S-sc.' Juiy'
Corn-Ouiet and lower. with options:
No q 81 i-sc. IN elevator; b. l,Sc, n snoa,:
dull and weak, at a 5-Sg3-ic. decline; May
and July. 81 i-sc: September. 81 s-sc.
Oats-Dull and easier. Options quiet and
weaker; May and Jgne g r. MY, 1niyi
3s S,sc; spot. os No; % i-|a'1 ''c'' '''Ne
Hsy"Firm; receipts. light; shipping.
sHisoc.: good TO choice. 75dsoc.
Wool-Firm and moderately active; DO
'' neef-Firm; family. sliGsiS; extra mess.
|' Rel II hams-ouiet and steady. at $3.50.
Tierced beef-pull but firm; city extra
India mess. 1sn2c.
Cut meat.-Oulet and depressed: picked
bellies. 6 l-2c.; shoulders. 3-4c.; hams,
gag l-2c. Middles. dull and nominal
8, t a. city Mi ana M:a NAY $50 asked
July. 1886 nominally; refined quiet; Con- on,
tinent, t7l5QS.65; compound. lisa
3-Sc 49, go ,oS,
Butter-In moderate demand. and
weaker: State dairy. Safo i-2c.; creamery
lsc.; western dairy, safe creamery new
Cottonseed -oii-More active and firm;
crude. &c.: yellow prime. N42 lie.
etroie,Im.Nominal; refined. New York.
N.75: Philadelphia, $40; do, In bulk
s' Rosi i but steady; strained COM
mon to good. sl.52 i-24h.55. ,o1,
Turpentine--Quiet and steady at SUI
Rice-In fair demand and firm; do
nestle fair to extra, l-ia6c.; Japan, az
Moasses-Foreign. nominal; New Or Or
leans open kettle oi, a gO9d st 20
Peanuts-Steady.
down: May, sli'sMal25: September.
slt45; october. slt:5o: Decem6er,s HE"'
sugarDRaw active and higher: fair re;
filming. Use; refined fairly active ana
higher; of A, 4ai l-4c.; standard a.
5-l634 l-2c; cut-loaf and crushed,
1866 l-Sc.; graduated, s-lsai s-Sc,
Freights to Liverpool-.Quie and steauy
| cotton, 3-32d; grain, I'd, asked.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Strawberries
plentiful from North Carolina sap1 supn anu
Lettuce-Weak. in good, supply.
| Kale and Enthusiastically.
Cucumbers-Wedk.
| Squash-Quiet .oo-z
Asparagus. extra, dozen punches. S!2og
So; do prime. sl.25as2; do; eulls, 7oaN'
ges,smFIorldIa; sra' sarTe as' crate $500
| $780, do, Charleston, stn$5. ,oo.
Celery-New Orleans. dozen stalks, za
Kale-Norfolk. barrel, 4oG6Oc.
Lettuce-Florlda. basket, y415cs; d.
Charleston 4eq6oc;; do, Norfolk J; y Soa'oc'
Peas, slGA;5o; do, savannah, 5 E2ra1S &
| do. North Carolina, baskets N;l1usL'o'
Radlshes-Norfolk. barrel, !5as2
Spinach-Norfolk. barrel, 5OQsl. ,oo
String beans-Florida, wax, crate, BOG
49, do green, green, 2S ,SS ~. crate a56lNc
Ut T;omatoes-florida, carrier. s2as5; do.
| Key West, $2dA; do. do. crate, Ioa$5'
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May 6;-The wheat bears
had great day to-day Even ei,,i an snnnIv
| was figured out to mean anything pue
| encoura cement to holders. Opening quota
| tons were quite lc. under the CLOSING
| ones Of Saturday such decline represe" ~
| ing the benefit to the growing crop OF
| the rains Of yesterday and last nlsnt.
| Put-hoders and fortunate shorts gave
| some support to the market az tniS tiins'
| The reports from Buffalo OF the ae zen
| ton of a cargo OF Chicago wheat at tnat
| place on account of its being injected
| with weevil were not calculated 70 hSlp
prices any. Statistical news was. IN tne ne
main. detrimental to strength. ana all Oh
| the foreign advices tended to depIess
| prices. July wheat opened from Is i-s 70
| "a Csc. sold between 63 5-Sf63 "a ano
| 81 lac. and closed at 81 l.4c.Ll s-fal 10y,
| lower than Saturday. Cash wheat, Sample
| lots sold at decline OF ! l-2c. from
| Saturday. .,-a,y
| The sentiment in corn was not entirety
In accord with that EXISTING IN Nm, Wnea ~
| prices 10 ascend, while those OF the nnei
| grain were disposed TO decline: The enecs
| OF the extreme weakness In wheat late III
played early by corn. however. and In the
end prices fell away and closed easy
July corn opened at from AZ IL TO ~ S-oc
| sold between 10 7-sQ50 and ~ l-Sc., ano
closed at - l-Sgis l-4c.-l-2g5;sc: io"e,
| than Saturday. In the car-lot branch o.
| the market sales were made at stead>
| prices. sugar retiners taking most OF th'
offerings.
was apparent In the market for ina s,
| grain. The decline In wheat was tol
| lowed without much opposition, the ,ap
| Dea rance of the new crop or oats tendinf
| 10 discourage holders and buyers. july
oats closed Csc. lower than saturday
| Cash oats were lac. lower. The fecnhi
In that department was easy.
| Provisions were luiet ana urn. IN
| market was quiet In product. speculator
were undecided as to the proper course .
pursue, and were watching for some move
ment on the part OF the packers. weak
ness in the live-hog market communi
| Gated a similar tone to provisions early
but after the call there was rome unim
portant buying. accompanied Ivy hrmness
| The depression in grain later gave 81
| easy feeling at the close. July PORK AM
lard closed unchanged from Saturday
and July ribs sc. higher.
Leading futures:
opening. Highest Lowest Closing
wHEAf-
.6,x 62k OIL e1
Juiy .83Tsx 63NsN 62M 62l
sspt. -.83}iaM S3Sa64 0@ssa1S 62ts'
Msv .4sM 4s4a,< 4sN 40
Iuiy .t9iIsk l0Ha50 49K 4oNal
Sept. 49,. ..4ssas50N 6oh ASH 4s>sss
OATS ...< no.
j nns .... ..-.ssN 20 as3s.M ss,ss!
July ...... ..2S}s 2saA 2Sh 2s'
ya S,ss-rS sii.as ,iaoo sll.ss sll.ps
sept. ... l2.lsh l2.iSN i2o5 i2l2'
.s!,...... s g z ss 9; ss g s ssS
hi, aOS AfO 0.O21< 6l0