Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKzT.


NEW YORK. March 6.-fiour Quiet and
steasy: winter wheat. low grades, sl.SOas2.so;
%. fair 20 fancy. s2.35a32 IS; do. patents
s,.6OAt300; Minnesota clear s(2Sa.E.oo;
do pstents aA25sfilO: low extra. sl."ua
~ 80: southern nolr que, and steady; COM
mon 10 fair extra. si.90a32.iS. good 10
choice do. S2.Sjas3.2j.
| = red, store ani elevator. aolas3skc: ahoet.
| GOiac. Options opened weak a. i-aSc. 90
cline ralliel isat,c. declined ssa'Sc. rellei isc
and close steady. lss'lc. under yesterday.
with isir trade: No. red, March osssc'; May
Ccrn-Quiet ani easier: No. =. tss4c.. in ee-
yator: 5Ol,c.. anoai options dull but steady
ana lac. lower. with LEGAL longs realizing;
! March, 4slSc.: May 4s1.c.: July, 4s'sc.
Oafs-Dull bat Steady; options easier; Marcn,
! 33itc; Apnl, 33lic.: Nav. 33Ssc.: spot No. =,
33iAc.; mixed western, 34a3iNc.
Hsy-e.eldy; shipping, ooao1c; good 10
choice, 7Oa1Jc.
Wool-Firm snd fairly aciiye; domestic ncecs,
l6alec pulled, l2s33c.
Besf-Quiet; sxua mess. s1.50ass25.
| B.ef hsms-Fir,n atsiG5O.
Tierced Beet-bull; city extra lndis mess
Cut Mosts-Quiet and easy; picked bellies.
sac. shoulders. Aye. hams. 7s4asl4c.
s6.15; ci,y. sd.30as637ls March. sd.7 noni-
nally: Nay. $3.50 nom'nally; refined onil {;
Continent. s1l5; south America, $500;
COMPOUND. sS.25as5.37ie.
| EOrk-Stfaiy. neeS. VI l.-ohki~.
| Butter-Fancg fairly active and steady; state
| dairy, 9alsc.: Dc. creamery. old, lGaloc'; .
western dairy, Sable; oo. creamery, new,
| l4a2Oc.; Eigins. zoe. ~
| COttOns0ed-Oil-Dull but steady: crude, 22c
| yellow prime. 26c.. do. choice. 2bltc.
| Petrolsum-NomiuaL
Rosin- Quiet and nrm at el.55asl.6p.
| 1urpeutine-Qulet and firm az jtlsa3)c.
| Rics-Fum: domestic fair to extra, 4Aaoc;
| Japan, 4liaiisc.
Aolss.ss-Foreisn nominal: Now Orleans.
| open Hottie. good to choice, 2Sa3sc. Market
| fairly active and nrm
| Pesnuts-Steaiy.
Coree-Fnm and 5aI0 points up; March,
sl4 95: May and scptember, slt.5oaei 200 {;
December. sl4.5o. spot Rio quiet and hrm !;
sugar-Kaw QUIET aud nrm fair reclining,
ll-l0c.: lenued quiet and ntm on A, 3lsi
3l,c.: standard A. 3 l3-l6atc cut Loaf and
| crushed, I 1-lBa4slc.: graduated, IL ldasisr.
| Erelghts 10 LIVERPOOL quiet aud steady; cot
ton, 7-Bid. grain. 2i4d. nomlnaiy.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE March -Flour-F.rms
whsat steady; Nc. , red. spot ,ni March,
| 59l4ai0Isc., May, UOl.adO|9c; steamer Ne.
red, 5d14a56tsc.; southern. by sample, 5sa
zoe; do. on grade 5634sh@',c.
Corn-steaiy: mire1 spot. h Sia475sc March,
| 419sRf9a.c.; May, Az .aisIa:.; steamer, mixed,
| 47ai7i,c.; southern. 4sc.
Oats-S.ea1y and 6rm: No. white WESTERN
3Ca31tec. No . miIei do, Bic.
Rye-Quet ana frmer: No ., 57a0Sc.
IIay-Ftrm at el2.50aflAO0.
Grain freehts quiet; demand small.
Buttcr-tluiet: fancy creamery. 2ia'2t; roll,
l2al4c.: ladle, l3al4c.: re-packed, oaiO,.
Eggs-lrreeular at lDa2Oc.
Coreo- Firm; No. 2, $3.50.
Proyisions-steady: mess pork. sla5O; bulk
shoulders. &C.; short rib sides, &C.; sugar.
cured shoulders, 7l4c.: clear sides, 1c.
llnms-Smail, l0tsc.; large, lOAG
Refined lard FAC.
Susar-Quiet; granulatef. 4.OS.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
| CHICAGO. March 5-After building
their hopes on Braistreets, the wheat
| bulls were constrained 10 accept de-
! cline In prices with as much grace as
| possible to-day. The agency mentioned
| gave out that the worlds visible supply
| had decreased 2.9loO0 bushels during The
| past week. but. as that reduction and
| possibly great deal more had been fully
| discounted holders were obliged 10 re uc-
| family sell out, short sellers helping values
| down the dcclivity The French-crop Cos
sip was again plentiful, but as IL was OF
contradictory character IL had little n
| any influence on the market. The open
| Ing was easy on disappointing Liverpool
the Atlantic ports, 5C2,f23 bushels. in
| Guiding wheat and hour, OF which Raltl-
| more cleared g. iG barrels Of flour, on
| courlged buying for a while. but IS the
| day advanced all the strength dsap-
| insids.
May wheat opened at from 81 II to
| d l-ip5l 3.sc.. sold bet" aen 81 IL and
| - 3-lu3 &c, and closed at 10 i-6c.-
! 5-SHl-2c. under yesterday. Cash wheat was
| unsteady
Corn-The quiet and apathetlc trade
| which has been notable In corn for up
| wards Of fortnight was not relieved by
| to-day's market. \ quarter OF n cent was
| the extreme range of prices. and during
| most OF the session values were abso-
! lutely stationary. Bradstreets reported an
| nf 81 lu luft1 -
! stocks May corn opened at u 7-sc, gold
! between u 1-Siii5 and Il 5-SnH SIC, and
! closed n ~ 3-tc.--l-sc. under yesterday.
| cash corn was firm
! oats were no better and no worse as
| regards activity than they have been for
| many days past. The ruling tone was
| steady. the Immediate close taking on
some II the weakness Of the other grains.
| stocks Of 1900 bushels. May oats close I
| l-8c. under yesterday. Cash oats were Lie.
| per bushel higher.
! Provisions Product plOdded along with
! It's accustomed monot0ny until about half
| wav In the session, when. from some
/ in"Hpicable cause shorts suddenly de-
! veloped an abnormal desire to buy. The
| packers and other holders were not anxl-
: Gus Ia SELL 90 that there resulted quite a
/ fair advance. After the furry was over
/ recessions took place. the close showing
gain over Yesterday Of ] he. for May
! pork and sal &c. for May ribs. May
| lard closed shade higher than yester-
| day Domestic markets were quiet and
| firm. Foreign markets were steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
] Wugkr--
/ Merch. =. .52ll 52I6 5iA 81.
/ MaY.......5i4 80 64ta j3A AZ 1894
July....."a5A 5jss 54A9B J4Aajl
Com
/ March. AZ S31k 42AS% 42IS
Nay ......"4413 4ilsS45 44ssSa 443,
July......"449s 4ia 44l.9ss 444ets
| OATS
May. .e0sls 2aaH 2s5ss2o 2s5ss2a
/ june. 30 - 2St 2Si,
[ July. .....2ies 21ss 27H Z1I.