Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARK IT

NEW YORK, March l9.-Flour-Dull bus
steady; southern -four quiet and steady; COM
mon to fair extra. el.s0as9.76; good to choice
Wheat-Dull but lower, with options. closing
| steady: No. red. store and elevator. 60l4a
| 6Olsc.; anoat, 62c.; options opened weak, and
deoiinsd esss4c., rsuied AaIsc.. declined ,4assc,
| yesterday, with trading fairly activ. No. red
March. 60I4c: May and June. 6lc.; July,
e1hc.: August, 61hc.; September. 0l,sc'
Corn--Dui but nrmer; No. 2. 52Nc.. In
| elevator 54I4c.. anoat; steamer, mixed, 5i&s
| 52Ac.: option, DUH and ,4assc; higher; May,
Si% JSly so ns s ssp' eD,on: Sai Su, ormsr
March, April and May, 1880; July, S31sc;;;
| No. 2, white. March. 37c.; spol prices. No: :,
1885; July 1885, No ,s white M xn,ss 49, A.
| mixed western, 34a35c.
| HsT-stesdy; shipping, SoaS5c; good 10
| choice, 70a75c.
| fleece. 15alec. pulled. l2s33c.
Besf-Firm; family. s9.7ossI2.oo; extra
mess. s1.5ossS.25.
| Beef Hams-Quiet and nrm as $500.
| nsrced Best-sirong; city extra India moss
Cut Mears-Firm and In fair demand: picked
bellies. 6ksc; shoulders. 4s4a5c. hams, s4a
sac; middles, quiet aud arm short clear
| nominal
Lard-Quiet aud steady: western steam,
s7.0o. asked; city. s662Is; March. $500
nominally: May. s!;o6. nom.nally; refined,
dull; Continent, $40; south America, 1910;
compound. s5.3711as5.50.
| Pork-Quiet: mess, el3asl35O.
| Butter-Choice firm aud In fair demand
State dairy, salsc. do. creamery. old, l0aloc.;
Iisao; do. old, sAaI4c. Elsins, zoe
| Cottonseed-Oi- and easy: crude, go
yellow, prime, zoe, asked.
| Petroleum-NoniinaL
Rosin-Quiet and nrm; strained, common to
| good, e1. e0aSl.65.
Turpentine- Quiet aud firm at 36ISs37c.
| Rce-Firm aud fairly active: domestic, fair
to extra, 4l4a6c. Japan, 4taa4Iac.
| Molasses-Firm: foreign, nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle, good to choice, 2Sa3sc.
Peanuts-Quiet
Cofec-steady and unchanged TO 10 points
$50: july. sI4g5: september. s14o5a
sl4.s0: October. al4 80; December, s14.35a
sl4.4O. spot Rio quiet and steady; No. q,
| s16.75.
sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair refining,
3 1i-16c.; refined, quiet and steady: on a.
| 3tss37sc. standard A, 5 5-18a4lsc. cut Loaf
and crushed, 9-l6a434c; graduated, lo-l0a
freigh,s to Liverpool--Quiet and steady; cot
| ton, I'D. asked grain, I'd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE. March 1e.-Fiour-Pirm and
Whsat-Dul; No. Q red, spot aud March.
8OssaG0s4c.; April. 80s.s61c.: May, 6IAa6 issc;
/ bttdInbt, NO. Tcu, FtRtt 40, cOuth'ih W
sample 6Oa62c.; do. on grade, 5sl4a6It.c..
CorD-strong; mixed spot March and April.
49$4ao0c.; May, 4934c; southern, white, DOC;
| DO. yellow, 49a50c.
No mixed do, 34tsa35c - .oo
Rye-Dull; No. 2. 50I6a67c. Receipts, 500
| bushels stock. 23,2ls bushels.
| Hay-Suong; good to choice timothy sl2'ooa
| $500.
Ocean frelghts dull, but steady and IN.
| changed.
Eges-Unsettlso at IlIsc.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO March 1s-After a mode
rately active opening in the wheat mar
| ket the business degenerated into one
almost remarkable for its slowness.
About noon came another period of &C
tyity and weakness 15 ana at t6e Soi e
their profits with dexterity and ease;
From 55 rs to So l-sc. the market sold
between IS l-2c and SO l-Sa6 i-4c.. closing
at So 7-sc.-l-2c under yesterday. Cash
wheat was 1-401-2c. lower.
The corn market was again very much
In evidence, and the action and feeling
were a thing OF joy to the bulls. q we'll
known commissioners and operator.
who has been doing some manipulating
OF pork on an extensive scale during
the past few days. was prominently
also reported to be taking a hand en-
the long side. New Workers were the
lea ling buyers, at any rate. the small
stocks at the seaboard and the urgency
OF the cash demand here imbuing them
with sentiment In favor of higher
prices. May corn opened at 48 Use, and
sold between f6 l-2c and AZ l-tu1 o-sc.,
closing at AZ 1-ic.-3-Sp1-2c. higher than
yesterday. Cash corn was l-2q3-ic. per
oats were viewed from the standpoint
OF corn, steadiness TO frmnesS prevailing,
although the action was slow. inere was
l-SQl-ic. higher than yesterday. Cash
oats were l-4c. higher.
Provisions sold of from the opening,
a partial recovery raising values from the
extremity OF the decline The professional
whose operations have been noted was
the leading seller, but he dld not stand
alone on that side. the sentiment being
was not TO be expected. The hog market
was easier, which further tended TO In
crease the weakness. AT the close May
&c. lower, and May ribs 12 1-2ai5c. lower.
Domestic markets were quiet and easy,
and Liverpool steady to firm.
Leading futures:
opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
WHEAT, No. 3 -,r< .,<
May. ..56izs5eIs bel4 55If -s,555zs
July. ...56B 57b oclS ooe4ss
M sUa- ~ .eys,s sssM ~ ~
May ....-465s 4I4s7s foss7s ~
July........46ss f61s 4o7s so1s
OATS No. D. . oo,<
MaY...... .20S4 29k Zvss9n 1Ss4
June. 80. ...3,HSa8 2sLs .eH57s 20.
July. .....2sts 2sB ZoA %o7s
AHss PORK
May. SlI.90 e11.S21S slI.5o sILU
july ll.9O ll.00 ll''E1s ii'o<,S
MAJ. ESQ $50 6.72x 675
July. 600 o.S5 o.s7h 6s7,s
May's.. 5.selS 5.so 5.72N 5.75
July. 6.O2I1 6.o2t$ 5.s1h o.s11s
Cash quotations.: Fiour-Ihere was very ny
lie business. Pieces were drm OF the late i'd
vance. No. sortns WHEAT. 575za51,le..; No: 2
red, 54sl6s54sic. No. corp, 4oIsA4os4e. No.
2 oats. zoe Ness pork. per barrel, s1l:6slta
elL75. Lard. Der 100 pounds. 20 oSeso ouss;
sboulders. boxed, S5.00a&5.lzx. Short clear
.ides boxed. AZ. 2osAB.25. Whissey. dietillsrs'