Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-25
NEW YORK PRonTCE MARKF-r

| NEW YORK, May A-Flour firm on
winter; easy on spring demand a. light
| fair TO fancy 8.7jHN.2j: do, patents,
| 81 25a A55: Minnesota clear, $3.25Gs3. i0;
| patents. Al50s5l0: low extras, s27Od$3.50;
| city mills. $40: southern flour quiet and
| good TO choice S2JdsL3j
Wheat--Dull and 2 l-id2 lie. lower.
with options unsettled; No; red, store
| and elevator II 3-fH7Sc.: afloat 79c.: I'M
graded 7sc. Options less active and ir-
| regular; closing weak at 2 Lac 5-Sc.
decline; NO; 2 red, May, IS l-Sc.; June,
8 3-Sc.; July, ~ l-Sc.; August, 70 l-4c.;
September, 70 he; October. soc; Decem-
| Der. 81 1-2c; May 1880 50 l-Sc
Corn-Quiet and weaker; No. 2. 81 l-2c..
| in elevator: 5gc, afOat; steamer mixed.
| y l-4d55 lie. Options weak AT a l-2Ip
Csc. decline; July, IS l-2c.; September,
Oats-Dull and weaker. Options fairly
active, but weaker. May, 81 l-2c.: June.
No 80 Willy 5giy June i2S Sept saeteT 6Iy g sc
spot No. ?, % 3-lG33 lie: No. 2 white,
SIC. mixed. western, 80 3-4c.
Hoy-Quiet and steady; shipping, 55@
60c. good TO choice, 75ns0c.
WeOl-Quet and firm: domestic fleece.
l5Gl9c.: pulled, l2623c.
Beef-Dull; family. s1O.000si3.OO; mess.
N50oNSl90o; beef hams quiet at $500;
terced beef dull and easy: city extra In
dia mess. Sl7OO0Sl900.
Cu,-Meats-Quiet and steady; picked
bellies 8 3-fQ6c.; shoulders, 5q5 l-ic.;
Lard-Quiet. but lower; western steam,
f6.s5; city. 1926; May. S6.&, nomlnally;
July, $s5, nominally; refined quiet; Con-
tinent. SIS; South America. $50; COM
Pork-Quet and lower; mess, 1880
N425.
Butter-In fair demand and firm; State
dairy, iOqllc. do, creamery lSc.; western
dairy, l-2dl2c.. E.gins. lsc.
Cottonseed Oil-In moderate demand
and firm; crude, DC; yellow prime. ga
Petroleum-Nominal: refined New York.
$3.50; Philadelphia, $50; in bulk, $3.50
Rosin-Dun but steady; strained. COM
mon TO good $50
Turpentine-Firm and steady at % la
zoe.
Rice-Fair to extra. 1-i@4 i-2c.; Japan.
1 1-2c.
Molasses-New Orleans. open-kettle,
demand for fancy
Peanuts-Firm
Ccnee-Firm and unchanged: May. $lI5O; |
June. SlL5d s1A55; July. $l4.50; october, |
$780, December. si490d$i495; spot Rio, |
dull but steady; No. !. $500.
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair refining, |
Freights-Cotton, i-cid.; grain, lid; |
market steady.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nav 2i-Strawberries in |
good supply. but without much change.
Potatoes-More plentiful and easy.
OTher vegetables I'm fair receipt.
Fine, ripe tomatoes wanted; green quiet |
Strawberries-NOTfOlk. prime, quart, "a |
&c; do. North Carolina, choice, sql9c. |
others. 4M7c.; Maryland. choice, 5alOc.;
Eastern Shore, Virginia, 5dSc.
Asparagus-Extra, dozen punches, $l.50li |
81. S0 others S.3OdS1.i0.
Beets-Flords, crate. 75c. qN.J0; Charles
ton. Il punches. 5000 $40.
hcr y
basket 81 .0clfSl.25.
Peas-North Carolina, half-barrel bas-
ket 75c. 0Sl. 60: bushel basket, sea 75c.: Nor
folk, half-barrel basket, Si.000S..5; Nir-
half barrels. 75c.dN.25.
Potatoes-Fiorida, fair to prime. barrel
S.T5aA5o; do, barrel crate S;I5NSio;
Savannah. prime, barrel. A0Oa$450: do.
Charleston. Si5gdS.61 southern, seconds, |
barrel $20Gd $3.50
String Beans-Charleston. basket, $3.50;
green, H.O1lN 30.
Squash-Florida, marrow. s2Oas50
Tomatoes-tIorida, fancy, ripe, barrel
$50; green. so.5GGs3.50
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, ND, May A.-Flour-Un-
changed.
Wheat-,Easy; No, red, and May,
August, 80 l-4Qs0 3-sc.; September, 80 3-fg
Sic; steamer. No. 2 rro, ~ LA 70 l-2c.;
southern. By sample, SlGs2c.; do, on
Corn-Essy; mixed, spot and May,
80 S-4QG0c.; June, 50 Bic, asked; July
S. l-2ii5S 5-lc: August, &c., bid; south
ern white. 59c. DO. yellow 5000 lie
Oats-F1rmer, No white western |
ssd5S he; No. mixed, 81 l-2925c.
Rye-Dull. July. 60c
Hay-Steady, ut <l}dSH.
Grain freights-Actlya.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 2t-There was
enough restlessness in the trading 10 give
the market the stamp OF unusual activity.
The break al the close yesterday was u'i-
form, exposed a weak spot, and showed
that prices had reached a point where
they had b'come vulnerable The trading
led 10 some apprehension among holders
mmissiOn-houses urged their clients 70
take profits. and their advice. which was
wired yesterday afternoon, brought hume !
rols selling ord r. this morning. The
huctuations to-day were sharp and fire.
luently changes OF l-ic. were made 10 |
effect sales. The anticipated break came
decline OF l lie. although previous to
that time the tendency Was lower. Crop | ,
iamage stories were In circulation stiil,
but the spring wheat territory was wiring |
that crops in that country were in good !
condition. July wheat opened NJ from 10 |
10 IS lie, sold betw tn Is l-iNl5 Csc, |
and closed at Tlc.-i Sic. under yesterday. | /
Cash wheat sold at the same price as
Corn Was weak on It's own account
)ut was likewise sold Undor the lower
,rices or wheat The receipts OK corn
itiil continue large. to-days arrivals
ing seve fy-ninf cars, and eighty-seVnn
Ire expected tomorrow The benefit the
,rowiEg crop II likely 20 receive from
he rains predicted for tonight ard To-
morrow prompted come selling, and f''rrn
,siny no news Ia Offset the Wcak,s -
actors, prices declined INTERESTINGLY ~
'osl opened at 81 5-sc., sOiu between at
md G. lac, and clos 4 AZ 81 J-ic.--i i-lc
over than yesterday. Cash corn was lc
yer bushs lower.
Oats-Quite a large trade. The usual
Iuiet OF the market was disturbed BY
he activity OF coninlss.on-hous@s whica
ad selling offlers. Prie declined under
he pressure OF the Jfiar,ngs Tho dts
'ositlen 10 sell eanc 'igm the weakness
Z wheat and corn ILly t.ts closGI
5-S1l S-ic. under yesterday. Cash, ic.
ow-r.
Provisions-'There Was 70 prospect in
he provision market To-day, even the