Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-01
Nryy yORK pRODrCC MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
Firm and quiet winter wheat; low
grades. $250aS27j; do. fair TO fancy
,2.S5@S3.So; do PATENTS, s. ea@ s. "a, :; Nm IN
low extras. s2.2)Qg275: city mills. $3.50
3.fj: southern -four quiet and firm; COM
mon TO fair extra. s2.250S.lO
Wheat-Weaker but fairly active: No.
red nominal; store and elevator. 81 l-zg
g. use: afoat IS 3-iite9c. Opuons-Less
active and ! l-4Il 5-sc. lower on Tor
eign selling and longs unloading. Brad
streets report being bearish; No. 2. May
CO l-sc.; June and July, g. 5csc:; AugSsr'
G. l-2c.: September. 6i I-bc.' Octooer'
Corn-AIay active and weaker; NO. =
- 5-Sc, in elevator; 20 5-oc. afioat; s,eam
er mixed. SO S-sd53 5-Sc. Options-Mode-
MAY. 80 5-sc.; July, So l-sc.; September
Oats-Dull. lower. and weak. Options
Dull and unchangcd; May. 81 3-4c.' June
&c; July q -: spot s prices PFC T yoixed
Hay-Firm; shipping. 5oa55c.; good to
Wooi-Firm and quiet; domestic, fleece,
l5alsc. pulled, l2l,55c; ,u, u,0u2.
Beef-Dull but steady; family NieSiS'
extra mess, ss5GlS'9.
Reef hams-S;rong at $3.50.
Tierced beef-ln fair demand and
steady: city. extra India mess; slsl>-y;
mand picked bellies, 1,2c,; shou,aers;
&C.: hams. 91-igs he; middles dull ana
weak: short clear, S5.95.
Lard-Qulet and weak: western steam,
81; city. 6 3-sc.: May. SSs2 noninai,y; re-
iined quiet: o Continent; 70 55 'ou'" "'''
Pork-Dull but steady: mess. sl35OdSlt
Butter-In moderate demand and I'M
ccttonseed oil-Firm and in moderate
demand: crude, &c; yellow prime, IA
Petroleum. Nominal: refined, New York
1915: Philadelphia, $40; d. In oulN'
s. sou s6.65. .,o,
co RD5in1' 10 good a' sii.5OGsi5s IL.
TurpenfIne-Dull and easy at 80 l-zf5lc'
Rice-Firm: domestic. fair to extra
1-iG6c.: Japan. 4li4 lie.
NOlasses-Forecn, nominal, new -
leans. open kettle. good 10 choice -0G
32c: market quiet and steady.
Peanuts-Quet. .- 49,.
coffee-Barely steady and l5r3 POINTS
down May. xl'2'Ts5; Jnly ~ sl iSg 5S
spot Rio firmer and quiet; NO. l. 10 lie
Sugar-Raw active and hrmer; iair re-
fininc. . 3-ic: refined active ana ntn !
of 4. 3n-l6Q3 i5-l6c. STANDARD a; ~,
/ Is-lsc': granula,ed ldi Bloc.
Frelchts 10 Liverpool-S,eady and
ouiet: cotton. 7-6id.; grain. "a.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARhEr.
NEW YORK. April 5O.-No fresh re-
ceipts of spinach.
Lettuce-Lower but quiet.
Peas-In liberal supply and lower
Zine to!natoes-Firm, with limited sup
squash-Dull and in better SUPPLY.
Asparagus-Mostly undesirable ana
NEGLECTED ,,.
Strawberries - IRREGULAR in quality;
fancy. per quart, lCajOc.; others. lgioSc.
Asparagus-Fancy, per dozen' sSl'i:
0' hRee,;sES i'iopsHi crate. s25oay].
Crcumbers-Crate, g. 5lnS.
Cabbages Barrel, S6lS1.
K Git" - Norfolk, eoa9Oc.; Baltimore.
II Pe eSs n25Ga.5o; crate. Coca
u E5Iad,shes-Barrei. 75c. ISLE.
splnach-Norfolk. 75c.qSl5O; Baltimore.
's String beans-w-ax. crate sl.5cGs2.25;
do. green. crate. SlnslSo 49,,
sniash-White, crate. slgu.5o; do. yell
low, crate. Sl.500$l.I5. 49,.
Tora toes-Carrier, Aas45O; 90. crate
Celery-Dozen stalks, 35aS5c.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. April So-Fiour-Firm
"' Wbeet~l'airly active ana lower; No.
red, spot. csd6S l-Sc.; April. CSC. asked:
May. 81 i-2f67 5.sc.; June. 6! lie asHea'
asked s+s steamer, No red, S5ae5 i-sc.;
southern. by sample. zoe. biai 40. on
grade, Cj l-e@es 1-2c.
Corn-Quiet AMI easy; mixed, spo oh;
Sc; July. 5sf-SG5ic; steamer mixed.
"a 1880 3-ic.; southern white. 5}nol l-Zc;
DO yellow, Sic.
oats-steady, No. 2 white we. western ,n
S7,sa i-sc No 6'x e@ DE- 20 y $50 5se &c
Hay-Quiet ana firm at slSnSl5.
Grain freghts-Dull but steady
Euttsr-Easy: farcy creamery. zoe;
ladle. l2ellsc.; store. packed sglVc''
Eggs-Firm at u l-2c.
Other articies-Cnchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. April so.--After the close
yesterday TIE crowd began 10 talk a
break in wheat. II vas claimed that
one was due, but consistency demanded
a pretcxt and half dozen were found.
II was said that Armour sold more wheat
to-day but IL was no, PfGssu9gedr In 'n an
Interview Mr.. Armour denied any enorts
on his part at manipulation. bit stated
that he was friendly 10 the grain Shorts
were not aggressive. however, and much
OF TO-DAY y cc.llHs WIS Ut H~i l'"N
of realizing. July wheat opened at from
siss 10 6S!sc. sold between ers and sc,
and closed a, 6Si ,lf63Ac lower
than yesterday Cash wheat was lac.
per bushsl lower.
Corn fell into q state OF inactivity TO-
dav There WAS but a small business,
and such as was transacted merely re-
f.ctcd the tone and feeling OF wheat.
Weakness ruled throughout, and the
close was at Il material loss from ycsier-
day. July corn opened al from ISIS 10
4ss.c., sold between iShs and fNc.. and
closed at f7.Issc.--spTc lower than
Yesterday Cash corn was weak and lu
ixc per busbel lower.
Oats-Julv oats rose 10 a premium over
the May to-day, the liquidation In the
latter month imparting greater weakness
to H. Quite respectable days business
was transacted. the general tone taking on
some OF the characteristics OF the other
grains. July closed a shade lower than
YESTERDAY. and May 1sc. per bushel
lower Cash oats were easy to nc. per
bushel lower.
Proyislons-A dll! day was the de-
scription OF the session In product. The
business war absolutely without interest
ing feature Of any kind. The hog market
furnished weakness at the opening. and
the subsequent tone was the same. AT
the close 1ulv pork vas 2ae- lawaS than