Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

with buyers lOOkinS Tor concessNvhS' =. 49, 70,
ket dull; winter wheat, low graSes, .2,lsg
SEQ: fair 10 fancy. se.71dS.0j; patents.
5000 $3.50: Minnesota clear, s2..yi ~ - y.
patents. 81. 1870; low extras. G.lCsl s-co.
Southern -four dull but nrm: common "
fair extra. s2.D.GS2.So; good TO choice, Soo'
Wheat-Quiet. stronger. and scarce; no.
. red, store and elevator. s, l-Sry3 I-iet
anoat, 60 Lie. options fairly active amp
Irregular. closing steady az l-fd6-St
advance: June and July, Is lie; August
- l-2c.
Corn-Dull but firm; No. 2. in elevator,
Sc. steamer mixed. 80 1908 l-sc;
options were duh and firm, az unchanged
prices TO a l-Sc. advance: May, % l-oc.
July. 80 3-Sc.: September, 50 1-Sc.
Oats-Dul but Arm.
Oats-Dull but firm. Options quiet ana
flrmer; April and May, 50 i-2e.; July5
white. 51aJ7 Re; mixed western, 81 i-2I
3ic; white State and western J6Isic.
Hay-ln light receipt, firm. and an
changed.
domestic. fleece. 15ai9c.; pulled, i29 S5c
Bces-F'irm and quiet; family. Sllqd3;
extra mess. Ss..osS.C0. 49,.
Beef hars-Flrm, at $3.50
Tierced beef-Scarce and stronger; city
extra India mess. slST $50:
Cut G,eats-Qu'e.; pickl,d bellies. Sic. /;
shoulders, &C.; hams, 9 l-fg9 S-tc. Mid
dies quiet and easy; short clear, 500.
Lard-Quist but lower; western steam
Sl5; CITY. 8 i-2a6 5:Sc;. futures nom!na. ;
refined quiet and dull; Continent, N.5oi
South American, $50: compound, $3.50
l-2c.
Butter-Quiet and steady: state dairy.
sdiSc.: creamery. new. 2Oc.: western
dairy, SOB lie: creamery. new, l282oc. ;
old. sll5c.; Elgins. PC.
CottOnseed -oil-ln better demand ana
f. armes; crude 2ic. yellow prime %s
Nominal; refined. New York,
5000; Philadelphia. $685.; do. ~ bunk.
Ni5a5LJe.
mon to good. sli5N$l.5o
Turpentine-Quiet and steady. at 81 l-2g
S2c. Prices firm, and in iatr DEMAND
domestic. fair TO extra, l-4QOc: Japan
Molasses-Foreign nomnsl; New Or
leans. open kettle. good TO choice. 26aSac.; ;
market, quiet
peanuts-Quet.
coee79Giet, sp oin5ss H. up rs to lSa 9Insis
St19aNi5O: December. slIi0q sli2j; spot
Rio dun but steady No. T. Ice
Suear-Raw firm and moderately active;
fair refining; l5,iec refined fairly a .a
i5-isqi l-sc.; cut-loaf and crushed,
4 9-ieG, 3-ic. graduated, 3 $685. i-ic
Freights 10 Liverpool-About steady;
cotton. i-6id; gram, i-sd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. April ai-Flour-,-
s59 9l i-sc'. Nay. 81 7-,sssc.; July. &c
on grade, "a 1895 1-2c.
CornoEasy; nixed' spot; April III, ana
May. % 2-M Sic. July, 81 bic, bia' ,out N,
s e. white corn S'a5le'; do yellow 81 LA
oats-rirm; No. 2. white. western. $40
81 Lee. No. 2 mixed. DO, 80 i-2g34c.
Hye-Quiet but strong; No. 2. sya67c.
to i' Choice s''I timothy diiI sisaSls5S. ' s
bulk shoulders, s lie; short-rib sides
and clear sides, i-2c, sugar,cured Shout
La'rd-Refned, i-4c.
Butter-Firm; fancy, creamery. 1n2ec: ::
ledle, ligi5c.; roll. ll9l2c.; atofe-packed'
Sdloc.
Eggs-Firm. at % I-2c
Coffee Dull. No. I, lbc.
Sugar-Dull; graduated, $50
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. April 2i-The cash business
was worked I'm the capacity OF an in
vigorator in wheat today. When the
market was weak. unders-lling by Ream.
PorGridge. Rosenkranz. and others, Ar
mour's men gave out that 10000 bushels
mao been sold al this place for export.
Then, again. near the close additional
sales were reported, 10 help prices from
the position into which they had fallen
of ex-senator Fair, OF California, had
been ordered by the courts to dispose
OF the wheat ii held.
The market was quite firm at the open
Ing on the failure of Liverpool TO re-
spond 10 the break OF yesterday in
American markets, but the heavy pro-
fessionals were bent on retrieving their
late losses. and began unanimously to
In hrfa fc1 NJ -irrS n decline
to a point below the close of yesterday
took place. after which values rose and
fell several times. July wheat opened at
from 81 IA to 81 1-2c.. declined 10 % lac.
and closed at u l-Snsl l-ic.-3-Sc. higher
than yesterday. Cash wheat tcar lots)
sold on an average AT about yesterday
figures. the nominal close being about
steady.
Corn--From the opening. until the close
the action OF corn was OF the dlsspirited
order Nothing OF n strengthening. or
depressing nature was received, and In
the absence thereof wheat again occupied
the position Of leading factor. Scalpers
and local traders did the lions share OF
the business. ccmmission-men reporting
n scarcity of country and outside orders.
July corn opsned OF 4! S-4c.. sold between
AZ 3-4qf7 7-s and 81 Lie, and closed at
the outside-l-sc. higher than yesterday.
Some corn was reported sold for export.
In the sample market. values were
steady.
Oats-The inactivity which had settled
on corn and. comparatively speaking. on
wheat. acted in like manner on oats.
There was no news. and no alteration
in the situation 10 warrant independence,
and prices were governed entirely by the
feeling in the larger markets. July oats
closed 1-Sc. higher than yesterday. Cash
oats were unchanged.
Provisions-Quiet relgnei In product.
weakness being the prevailing tone, al
though at the close prices presented come
steadness at the decline. The hog mar
ket was of i0c.. and that fact constituted
an important reason for the weakness in
provisions. Packers were trading on both
sides of the market. but showed no az
gressiveness on either. The close was
IL lie lower than yesterday for july
pork, 5a7 Lee. lower for July lard. and
Sc lower for JULY ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows
opsniug aisnest. Lowest riosins
WHEAT
April. .....eo CO.'S 5es 5ass
May...... .60As's sex 60ls 500
July......-eiN.S, gi,s e.;s oi,se4
Sept. ...6i&a62 Z" Ola q.
corn
aa"" ,'l. .fg AZ ~ 4nss,s
sept. ......4sss 4slsays 47ys ssyss
Ms1.......gsx ssA ssh -. esq
july. ..zoH 2e1aa,S ~ xSI
May. ..s1e.es s1e.as alg.eO siaae,a
a..l. " =