Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

and in fair demand. Winter wheat :, low low
clear. s2iclSs: patents. 81. iogsi9o; low
and firm: common TO fair extra. s2a2.O:
good to choice. do. s2.soas3.io.
steady; No 2 red. store and elevator,
&c l-2c.: aaoat. CSC. Options more active
and irregular closing strong at LA
| $50. advance; No. 2 red, May, eS lie;
steamer mixed, Sc Lass lac. Options duh
but firm. at a Csc. advance; May. 50 5-Sc.;
July. &c. September, IS l-2c.
firmer: april and MAY. 30 S-ic.; June,
2}c.; July. % l-2c.; spot. No. 2. 81 5-sa
80 3-4c.: mixed western. % Lag 3-ic.
MayIFrm; good to choice 9;eas ,Ga 'S Sesce
Beef-Firm and quiet; family. HAZE;
extra mess. SS.J0ns9.00.
Beef hams-Strong, at $3.50
Tisrced beef-Quiet and strong; city
extra India mess. 1SG20c:
Cut meats-Steady and quiet: picked
bellies. 6 5-sc shoulders, &C.; hams, l-tV
o a-ic. Mddles dull and easy; short clear.
"a Lard-Quiet ard easy: western steam.
500 i-2; city. 1-2c Futures nominal:
refined dull: Continent, 20; South
American, $50: compound. S.sa3 l,sc.
Pork-Dull but steady; mess, sl3.50nS+.
Butter-Quiet and weaker; state dairy.
san l-2c.: creamery. new. l9c.; western
dairy. STl3 lie; creamery, new, l2alsc;
old. 9dli l-2c; Elglns, l9c:
.. cottonseed-oil-Qui oleg ana trm; crude
York, $3.50; Philadelphia. $9.i5; do. in
bulk. s6ajns7Oo.
Rosin--Dull but steady; strained. COM
.
Turpentine-Qulet and steady, at Sla
81 i-2c
Rice-Frrm: domestic. fair to extra.
1-in6c.: Japan. A l-4c.
enthusiastically and unchanged.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Cofree-Firm and 502o points up: May
sl2. soG 81. 81: july. st15psH.20: December
sl49aHt25; spot Rio, dull but steady;
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair. re-
firing. 2 illsc.;; refined, less active. firm,
and unchanged
Frelghts TO Llverpool-Firrn and in fair
demand: cotton. 7-6id.; grain, I'd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. April 26.-Flour
Wheat.Firm; no 2 red, spot and April
s. s-ic.. bid; Nav. s. 5-SG65 Use: June,
&c. bid July. 6jfl5j lac; south I'm. by
sample GfGs7c.: do, on grade. 6S LA
.Corn,steady; mixed. SPOT ,A2ril. and
steamer mixed. 5o05O lie: southern
Oats-Inactive and steady; No. white
q Sei i,sSss s s.s'' '''' w. "'A ''
Rye-Ouiet and firm; No. 2. Sc.
Hay-FirTn: good 10 choice, Sl3.OOq Sl35O
Eggs-Firm al - l-2c.
Coffee-Dul and quiet.
Sugar-Dull; granulaied. ieOc
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 26.-Excepting a
either steady, firm or strong to-day. The
tone graded very much on the order men
toned, the sentim mt al the close being
very bullish. The. crowd was inclined
10 look upon the cloudy weather around
Chicago az favorable 10 shorts. but when
it was learned from the man and from
the Weather Bureau that the important
VIII at States In the Southwest neither
once there was radical change in the
temper OF traders. and those who had sold
made haste to get back their property;
On trader OF some prominence helped
ong the improvement In prices by Duy-
ing in some wheat he had sold earlier In
the week July wheat opened at from 81
TO 81 7-sc.. advanced to 81 BIC, and closed
at 81 3-i1G2 l.2c.-l l-sGl Lie. higher than
vest -rday. Most of the trading in car
lots was at steady prices. but the nomi-
nal close was strong and higher. with the
futures.
Corn-Al the scalpers felt disposed TO
sell corn to-day. Tire rally. however. was
hardly proportionate to that in wheat,
tn sympathy shown being rather hesita-
ting. The cloudy weather was somewhat
of a retardng influence, although the
reason why II should be so was not wei
defined.
July corn opened at II l-2c., sold between
asa4S I-s and a 3-sc.. and .clossd 4sc;. bid
I-4c. higher than yesterday. Cash corn
was steady al yesterdays prices.
cepted as natural under the circum-
stances. wheat and corn being lower.
Their was some changing into later
months. but no large lines, either short
or Icing" were disturbed. The total or
to-iay's business was very moderate, the
ultimate action OF the market being In
Linz with the other grains. July closed
lac. higher than yesterday. Cash oats
were unchanged.
Proyisions-A narrow range OF all ar
ticles In the provision market was evil
dprcs Of the dull and inactive trade In
them. IL was some tim> after the market
opened before any quotations were estlb-
lishcd. When business did start II was
with a steady TO firm tone. derived from
the hog trade. Tn. advance In wheat
later served to further confirm the general
feeling OF strength. July pork closed sc.
higher, July lard unchanged, and July
ribs a shade higher.
The Fading futures ranged az follows:
Upsniug. Bigness. Lowes: Closing.