Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
xrw YORK PRopUCE MARK Hr.

NEW YORK, Marcn TT iour- V i'cs a .,n
steady: winter wheat. low grades. sl."oa$2.30;
90. fair 10 fancy 50. 3aab". -: co patents'
s..gOss3 90: Minnesota clear s22oaSsOu 30.
patents. 30. 2Jdf4.I 10; low e1trHssi.ooasH."O.
city mis, S3.35ae4.Jo; southern hour quiet
ara steady; common TO iair extra, Sh"oa
t2.15: good 10 choice do. s2.SOae325.
Wheat dull but hrmer, with options; store
and elevator. 6il4c; ano~t, ottac.; options 40,
ysnceJ asaSsc, declined ssal9,., ana closed
steady. lsc. over yesterday with trading dnii;
| No. 9 red. March, G0lsc; May, toSsc.; june
! GOLSc.; July, 60s,c.: August UlIsc.; septem-
bcr, STAG; December, 0aS'' ., 20. ., o,.v,-
Corn-Dui bat nrmer: No =. oUc. III cieVs-
tor ) 7lsc., afoat: steamer mixed, 1OfAaoEts''.
| options duh Dut nrm at .ta'y. su'hnco'
Nav. jlsSc; July, 3)hc.; septq n per, l'sv,
Oa's-Quiet ana nrm opt'ons Dun and nomi-
! nRly unchanged, March, April, anu NAY,
| J3lsc. July 3Ac.: spot. No. :" 33'sc'' No. :
white. SIC: mixed western, 3fa35c.
| lIav-MoJeratcly dun bnt steady; shipping,
| o0a5jc. good 10 choice. 70a15c.
! WooI-Iu moderate demand and firm domcs-
TIC fleece. ljRl9c. pulled, l2a33c.
Boef-Firm and qaiet; fau'IiJ s'75asi:;
ezra mess, s1.5Oash25.
| Beef hams--Eirm at $3.50.
| Tisrred Beef-FIrm ana quiet; city extra
Indi, mess. ei3.o0asli.C0.
! Cut Mears-Quiet and steady; picked bellies.
! 6s,s7c.; shoulders. 5ltc.: hams, SI1aGc.: mid
| dies. firm short clear. sIsa9c.
Lsrd-Dull and easy western steam,
! $50; city, 80. 10 March. 1920. nomnaly;
May, $50, nomnaiy; refined. easy CONT
nsn.. s7.65: south Amorca, $500; compound.
o5.50as56?Is.
Pork-Firm, demand better; mess. sI3.5os
314.00.
Batter-Firm ana fairly active; State csiry.
eslac do. rreamery. old. i0sl5,.. western
/ osur s'l3: 90 cresnery, ipaiof
,o'tonseed-Oh-',ws; ami nrw: crude ia
?fS. ye!lo-, prime. 26isc.
kO-iD-guiet ana steady; strained. common
to good. eI.5;1taSL6"ih
Turpsntins-Qust 5nd st"sdy 81 35ies3Gc.
kIce-Firro: domestic, far to ertra. Hsssc.;
I IaDgn. 1i.ntlar
MoIss.es-Foreign, nominal: Nsw Orleans.
opsu Kettle, good 10 choice. 2ssJSc. Market
| fairly active aud Hrm.
| Peanuts->teady.
Conee-rirm. and 5at0 points up: April.
s1IO0; May, sils0at 90; June sl4. i1a
sl4so; July. s4s0asi4.s5: ssptenter
| si4.1O: October, Sl4.70: December. Sli.5O.
Spot Rio. quiet and nrm; No. Z, s10.7j.
Sugsr-kaw nrm and moro active: fair To-
fnng. . li-lGc. refined, nuiot aud s,eady /;
OF A, :6At35gc. STANDARD A, ) 1G-lGaiisc.;
cut loaf aud crushed, 1 9-l6a4iic.; graduated.
3 l5-l6a414c.
Freish,s to Lverpool-Quiet and nominal.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. ILL. March 27-After indus
, tr.ously applying IN mselves 10 buliing
wheat today scaf he seapgt' ana na 9fa
of at the close than they were nj the
start. prices breaking fully Sic. during
the last thirty minutes. The trade was es.
( sentially local. the outside taking but
/ dry weather topic was again discussed IN
all It's bearings. and was the main excuse
for the advance that was engineered.
| Southwestern spectators are alive to the
situation. and arr furnishing "A fun quota
, Of damage stories. but past experience
teaches that such reports are too often
exaggerated. Dow Jones had foreign In
formation Of bad crop conditions In Eng.
land, France and Russia, with spain ana
Germany NOR favorable. Liverpool open
Ing cables were lower and the close was
quiet Continental markets We're for the
most part weak and lower. which consti-
tuted on of the principal reasons for IN
final decline In prices mere
May wheat opened At from . 70 81 7-sL
Soc, sold between IS ga and "a 7-Sc., and
closed AT 50 l-ic.-3-Sc. higher than yes
terd1y Cash wheat was IL per cent.
per bushel higher.
Corn-Sellers OF corn were In the mi.
nority at the opening. and far along In
the morning. II was not clearly denned
why the offerings were so light. as com
par i with the demand. Traders did'no'
pause 10 figure out the situation, bu
balanced condition existed When tn
huyiHg and selling Were on more eqbl
: terms corn became a follower Of wheat
! flrming and weakening with that grain
J The cash demand and the light estimate!
for tomorrow were considerations In IA
vOr Of strength. May corn opened a
10 Csc, advanced to a. Use, and close
at &c Unchanged from yesterday
, Cash corn was lac. per pushed higher.
Oats-The traders In oats were oppressed
; by the same fatigue that usually obtain
in that grain. For want OF better In
fiuence the tone Of wheat and corn wa
: accepted at move for whatever actor
took place. May oats closed unchanSs'
from yesterday. Cash oats were l-fc. pc
. bushel higher.
Provisions-The buying OF product Wa
better than the selling. although not nota
e bic. The feature was the selling OF 81
line Of ribs by Darlington, Hannah
L.f. La. nliF r.
IA the deal. The opening was not strong
hogs coming with a decline, but every
thing that was offer i was absorbed, an
prices advanced. Towards the close Their
was another decline. grain being lndirect
responsible for the weakness. The clos
was unchang Il from yesterday for Ma
| pork &c. lower for May lard and p
! lower for May ribs Domestic marke
{ rather quiet and foreign steady 10 firm,
. The Leading futures ranged IA follows:
= opening Highest Lowest CLOSING