Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-19
NEW work. PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW lOINh iiNCDAtA$
NEW YORK. April 1s-Flour-Very
firm and in fair demand; winter wheat
low grades 81 g1H2.30. fair 10 fancy
S23jGs290: patents, t2.75gS3 10: Minnesota
clear, S2,to4s29o; patents, S35gSiiiO; low low
frm; common TO fair extra. N."uS-''''
good to choice do, t2.S)NB25.
Wheat-Aloderate active and frmer:
No. red, store and elevator, H., % i- and
Irregular, advancing l-4al l-2c;, falling
Use. and closing strong l-SQl lie. over
yesterday: No. red, May. 60 lac; June
So Sic; July. Gle; .,.,. ~
81 1-2c., in elevator; rs 5-4c;, anoat OPP.
tions-Dul but firm at l-2q3-fc. advance;
MAY. 80 3-lc.; July, 81 l-ic' Septehoer'
u 0ats-pull but firm. optlons-Dull but
steady: April 81 Use: May, &c; july
81 3-ic.: spot, No. ?, SSc.; mixed western
32fi33c. d.,
Hay-Llght receipts; market 1oa7t firm
Wool-In fair demand; domestic fleece
l5Gl9c.; pulled, l2a33c. ,,oe,,o.
BeefIFirm and quiet: family, slOdN2;
extra mess, sSQss50; beef hams strong AT
$3.50. ~.
Tierced beef-Tirm; city. extra, India
mess 15d1sc: cut meats quiet and frm
picked bellies, 3-iplc;; shQuldeis, oT, ;
hams. Las Sac. middles duii ana "e"N'
Lard-Oulet; western steam, T.l5; city,
G i.2ae she: May, $3.50 nominally; July,
735; refined dull; Continent, $50; south
America Il 90: compound, $500 l-.c
Pork-Dull but steady; mess. Sl5.5Ogtli
1 Butter-State dairy. 9Tlsc.; creamery
new, 2Oc. western dairy, Snl5 l-Zc cream
ery new, I2gNc.; old. 9gl5c.; f.lgins, nc
Cottonseed oil-Dull but STEADY; crude
22G2ic.; yellow prime, y l-ZIZic'
Petroleum nominal: refined, New iorh'
81 so: philadelphia, 81 -. -o1,
Rosin-Strained, common 10 soou' Si''w
sl.52 IL. a. On IA,
81 lie; offered lower. ,.,.
Rice-Firm and fairly. active; domestic
fair TO extra, l-f16c.; Japan, l.fgt lc5c'
Foreign nominal; New Ut
leans. open kettle. good to choice, 2SaSSc''
fair demand; firm.
Peanuts-Quiet. -
Cofee-Strong and 30 points up; May
S2soasl42o; July, Nia Sil9; Sep g6 sydi
Sl3gJGSli20: December Sl3 yonsli 5O, spot
RIO. dull but steady; No. Z, Sl6dNlb.zo.
SuEar-Raw firm and fairy active: tat T.
refining 2 ll-l6; refined steady ana quisi
off A, 5-Sd3 rs: standard a, l9-ion
i-sc. cut loaf and crushed, 4.9-l644 sic. {;
graduated, 3 l5-l6di Ii 1911,
Freights 10 LiverpOol-Quiet ana STEADY
Cotton-7-6id.; grain "a. asked
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. April lS.-Flour-
Firm and unchanged. ,a
| April. g. l-lnCl l-2c; May. 63 l-f965 l-Zc; f;
| July, G. 3-fa62 Use; steamer. No. req.
| 81 lf6i lie: southern. by sample, 6Z4ooc ;
| do. on grade. 81 3-fnd 81
Corn-Firmer: mixed spot, 30 l-sqoo i-fc.
April. 6Od5O 1-4c.: May, 40 3-fnJOc.; July,
| SOC. bid: steamer mixed. Is 3-4gi9c.; SOUTH
ern white corn. 40 l-iaJ0 lie; 90. yei-
| low. 49 3-iaJ0 81 .,,.o
western, 81 l-2c. asked; NO Hl'Aeu' ofo'
Rye-Firm: No. . GlGe2. -
Uay-Qulet and steady; good TO choice
timothy. $l3dN35O
Eggs-Firm at y lie
Coffee-Dull: No. :, l6 lie.
Others unchanged.
Ocean frelghts-Unchanged
Cotton-Quiet; middling, I-Sc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. April s.--The restless, un-
/ easy feeling continued In wheat TO-DAY
and shorts had an exceedingly uncom-
! Portable time, opening from y to = OF
/ cent above where they closed last night
! Prices made a further gain OF le., por-
| ton of which was ultimately lost. Inc
advance was opposed in determlned
manner by Partridge, who was not in
| a mood to be run in" as the intention
| seemed 10 be.
IL was reported that most OF the prom>
inent houses called the big bear ~ pen
I cent. margin on all trades with suspl-
/ cious unanimity The call was met with
! uromptness the money being up within
/ ten minutes after the demand was made.
| Some of the lesser lights on the snort
| side accepted the situation gracefully,
and covered their wheat. There was
/ great deal OF talk as to the demand upon
| central points for wheat, which Is soon
/ 10 develop. ,-,, J..
| 577sc., sold between 57i5 and 5eSsQ5s%tc..
| and closed at 5Shn5Shc-lc. higher than
Yesterday Cash wheat was strong ana
J ic per bushel higher.
Corn Jagged, and at no time fully en-
/ tered into the spirit OF the wheat boom.
| Whilst the business was not large. stu
| there was very good selling by commls'
/ sion houses and elevator people.
! May corn opened at i51sc., sold be-
| tween asa and 4Gc and closed at $40
| 457kc.-iic. higher than yesterday. Cash
I corn was steady to firm.
Oats-There was no strength whatever
: in oats. Professionals were interested In
/ their reports, and they saw 20 II that
no advance took place. There was
/ scarcely any outside business. Several
/ OF the elevator concerns were selling
/ moderately. May closed unchanged from
| yesterday. Cash oats were steady.
| Provisions.-No activity and very little
| interest was noticeable In provisions.
| The opening tone was firmer on the feel
| Ing Of the high market. which was weak.
! Near the close some changing from May
| into July and other distant deliveries
| gave the market a business-llke air. but
| the transactions were equalizlng in their
effect May pork closed l5c. lower than
yesterday; May lard, lOc. lower; May
/ ribs. 7i2c. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows
DnAnin1. Hlzneat LoUesr Closing