Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. May H.-Fiour-Qulet and
held firmly: winter wheat low -.
s2.s'es! %; do, i air, to fancy &Ss 'SZ''
g - =; patents, ss.5rusi.so; low extras,
~Ge.t~Duu and Easier. with options
vator. SIS 3-SG7oc.; atioat, GO l-2c. Options
fairly active, but very irregular. closing
weak. at decline OF l-fnl-2c.: No 2
red, May, cS 3-sc. June. CO 5-Sc.; July, 69c.;
August. 60 lac. September, SO l-2c.; De-
corn2Weaker; No. 2. 81 1884 SAC, in
elevator: 55 1-2H55 3-4c. anoat; steamer
mixed, g S-iQ55c. Options were mode
rately active and weak at a 1-4g5-Sc. de-
cline Nay. 5iS-Sc': July b S-sc'; sep'em-
Oats-Quiet and easier. options dull and
lower; May. 81 l-Sc: June, Il l.2c; spot,
No. 2, 81 i-sI3i he. No. white. &c.,;
mixed western. SlpS2 l-2c:
Wooi-In moderate demand and Hrm;
domestic, fleece, l0Ql2c.; pulled, l5c.
Beef-Inactive; family, slla$l2; extra
mess, $500 30; beef hams dull at $3.50.
Tierced Beethoven and dull: city extra
India mess, NTdsl9.
Cut meats--Dull and depressed; picked
bellies. &C.; shoulders. ) lie: hams, SO
8 lie; middles dull and nominal.
Lard-Quiet and easier; western steam,
$3.50 asked; city, 1912 1-21s6i5; May, $500
nomnally; June. 81 nominally July. 81
nominalIy; refined dull: Continent. $50;
South America, $780, compound. Sm}53.
sl5 falN-'u'e' anu 'A''' '" ''''4
Butter-In moderate demand and steady;
State dairy, lonl6 lie. creamery, l.c:;
western dairy. 7ul2c.; creamery. new. 1l@
17c.; old. Sll5c.; Elgins, 7c.
Cottonseed- oil-Duii but steady: crude.
2iff2i 1-4c.: yellow prime. &c.
Petroleum-Nomihal.
Rosin--Flrmer and quiet; strained, COM
mon to good. $l.57 l2Tsl.62 lie.
Turpentine-Quiet and steady at 20 l-2c.
Rlce-Firm and unchanged.
Molasses-Steady and unchanged.
coffeeNo,iiet and unchanged TO Is points
down; May S1+35 aE+f5; July, f465; Sep
TENDER. $3.50; December, Ht45@ H4. 81;
March. His5; spot Rio. dun but steady:
Sugar-Raw firm and moderately active;
fair refining. Sc; centrifugals, S test.
l-id3 3-sc.; refined steady and I'M
changed.
Freights to Llverpool-Dull but steady;
common. SID; grain. 7-d.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. May H-:Southern fresh
light receipts and firm. with a good sale.
Charleston cabbages and Florida beans
in fair receipt. but all other vegetables
are sparingly received. and clean up well
Strawberres--Norfolk good TO prime,
quart. l0Gllic.: do. North Carolina, fancy
ilnl6c. do. do. others. sa'lSc.; do. Charles
ton. fancy. .ls1isc.; DO: do. others. loalSc
Maryland. fair to choice. lZalsc.
Asparagus-Extra. dozen punches, SIS;
do others, GOU 81.
BeetsIFlorida, crate. 75c.Gsi.25; do.
Charleston. 100 punches. tay4.
Cucumbers-New Orleans. dozen, 3Jg6oc. I;
do Florida. crate, 15c qA.15; do. do.
basket. sl.25as2.25.
Celery-New orleans, dozen stalks, 35I
Iettuce-Norfolk. basket. s0d5Oc.; do.
do. barrel. 15c.asl.25.
Cabbages-FlorIda, barrel. sl.50ds2.50:
do. Charleston. barrel, crate, $40; do.
North Carolina: do &aS5o; do. Nor
Potatoes-North Carolina. basket. 50c. a
81; do. Charleston. de-, 40c. QSl.25; do Nor
folk do. $3.50.
String beans-FlOrida, wax, crate; 75e. q
green, crate SOC asl.25; basket, 75c. d$1 so;
do. Charleston, wax. basket. s2.50as3; do.
green. do, s2fIs2 Is; Georgia, wax, crate,
81. 750s225; do, green. do. N.5cllN.7a
squash-Fiorida, white. crate. lCQ+oc. !;
Tomatoes-Florids. carrier. s41gsl5o: do.
Key West, do. NQs3.5o; do. do. small.
crate. 50G60c
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. May H-Flour-
strong and higher l;ra wesss5n ,s o do
family, s.. 200sa. 80; winter wheat, patent.
s Wheat Straight. S'sSas co. receipts, i5.is2
barrels sales, $50 barrels.
month. ssass i-4c; June. sec asked; July.
st Steamer l,TSs no no. red. ssas ie4c: receipts
1851 bushels; stock, sss.5y bushels: sales
7id72c; do. on grade. ssa7lc.
Confirm; mixed, spot and month.
81 S,sS?s ~ July IS Ss'S MED Ii2e A s,i
z i-ic.; receipts. 81. 4ss bushels; shipments,
A.2ss bushels; stock, sc567o bushels: sales,
| 1900 bushels: southern white corn. 6yH
| Sc 1-2c.; do. yellow. osq SIC.
oats-steady. with but little inquiry
mixed. 81 1-2TSs s-4c receipts. 1929
| bushels; stock. 125. 233 bushels.
Rye-Steady and in fair inquiry; No;
2 esc:; receipts. 100 bushels; stock. 4.2sl
Hay-Frrm; good to choice timothy,
| Saefsl4.
Grain freights-very quiet; rates barely
| steady and unchanged.
| Provisfons-Unchanged
| Butter-Steady; fancy creamery. ISc.;
ladle. l3c.; siore-pe cksd, Svl0c.
| Egss-Steady at 12c.
Coffee-Steady at 1916 Lac.
Sugar--Ffrm; granulated, $40.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, May n.-There was an ex
ceedingy nervous trade in wheat to-day
/ The business was mostly local. although
| there were evidences of outside buyins
: 20 be seen. The erratic action Of prices
made spectators and or.traders yer,
| cautious. Any extra strength st shorts
| 10 covering, and the least indication o.
| weakness brought out long wheat freely
I few moments after the opening ther,
values Of about lc. from the outside. Du
| ring the balance OF the session the tons
changed several times. prices rising ant
falling, but In the end resting 10. under
yesterdays final quotations.
sod y between wass1 0gses ana sc and CLOS:
at s5c.-&c. lower than yesterday. Casf
| wheat (sample lots) sold 1c. higher tina
yesterday. but the close was nominal,
easy.
corn.-The frosts and the strength OF
wheat were conducive to q good FEELING
| In corn at the opening. Afterwards the
| freezing weather lost its force to the argu
| ment that the damage to growing crops
would not Be- son Iffpsns a this time
Trade was governed to-day by the mo-
| ton Of wheat. July corn opened a. from
| Mh to 5lc.. sold between nN and e0ikE:
50tsc,. and closed at 5okc.-x6hc. under
yssserdax Cash corn sold nc. per eushs
| Oats.-No exception TO the usual color
less trade In oats was noted to-day Tit
| near approach OF the new crop ard tbs
failure OF supplies TO decrease auEurs un
appeared IN wheat and corn st difiersn
| times acted NJ r sustaining factor Iliv