Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
NRW YORK PRODUCE MARK IT.

NEW YORK, Marcn 2J.-Flour-Nulst hnb
stendy: winter wheat. low grnJe9. el.9Oa
500: o. fair to fancy. s235as2.7j: %.
patents f2.9Oas3O0: Minnesota clear SH'Hos
go; southern -four dun but STEADY; COM
mon 10 fair extra, e1.90as2.15; good to choice
do. s2.S5as3.25.
Wheat-Dull. weak. and %c. lower No. 2 red.
store and elevator. 5Jhc: ahost oi4c;
op,ions opened NJ iseLc advance, declined
3zalc.. and ciosod weak 't12<c' Ghuo, s,ssrca
day, with lnoIcrats trade; No. Z red, marca,
5ql@c: MAY, 6OI6c; juno a1d July, oO'fc.'
August. 0O34c.; se2temDer. G0Ac.; Decem-
Der, sc. ~ q
54I5c in elevator; $500, afOat; steamer
mixed, 5IIa5"Nc.: options dull and Weax al
ISa5Ic decline; May. 5Il8c; July, be; sep
Oais1Duli and easier; options more active
and lower: March and April, S31sc;; ray aay
33I4c. No. = white, March, 36Ac; Aprii, 9o2Sc,'
scot prices. No. :. 33l4a333l,,: 20 white
aG54n37c.: mixed western, 3la35kc. .
liay-stesdy; shipping oVa''c'' eoou ~
Wool-in ioir demand; domestic fleece, la
i Se:t%F igoi faiGiiy, s5.75as1e.oo; extra
mess a1.50aSS.25.
beef hams-frm at 1880.
Terced Besf-Quet aud strong; city extra
India mess. sl3.O0asl5.OO, co., 80.
cut Meats-Firm: picked bellies, 6Ac, bid;
shoulders &C.; hams SAafc.; middlinSs,
quiet aud firm short clsnr, nominal
Lard-Quiet and hrmer: westefn steam
SIOOas7O5; city, s66ylst6. % hsrch' sl:oo.
nominally: May, al D, asked; re4ned, qulet'
Continent s7.40; South America, sf.f0; COM
Bound. $5.311582J.oO.
Pork-More active aud firm 81 3as l3oO.
Butter-In fair demand: choice nrin Siate
dairy, qslSc. do creamery. old, lOal9c.;
western dairy. Sal3c. do. creamery, new, la
2Jc %. old, slsa14c. Elgins. zoe.
Cot.onseod-Oil-stes1y and in better demand:
crude, 22c. yellow, prime, 20c.
Petroleum Nominal.
Rosn-Quiet ana steady; strained. common
to good, tl.C Chsl.Gt.
Turpentlne-Qulet aud steady at 3GIea37c.
Rco-Flrm; domestic, fhr 10 extra 55saoc''
Japan, 4Aa4lfc.
Aolasses-Flrm and IN fair demand; foreign,
nominal; New Orleans. open kettle, good to
choice 2sa3Sc.
Peanuts-Quiet
Coiiee-steady and unchanged 10 30 points
no: March, si5 .3Ossi5.36 May, sl4.s5a
Sf4.oj September. sl4.O5asl4 40; December,
ga bOas14.d5. spot Rio trim and quiet; No.
sugar-Raw firm and quiet: fair refining.
lI-Idc.: cenirifugais. @0.test, &c; refined,
quiet and firm; of a, 3'sa3'sc.; STANDARD A,
5 j-lGa4iAc.; cut loaf and crushed, OLGA
43{c.: graduated, 3 l5-l0a4l4c.
freghts to Liverpo0l-steady: grain fairly
active; cotton, I'D; grain, ID
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, March 2l.-Each day brings
wheat 10 where il was before the govern
ment issued It's startling but doubtful
of q cent was taken from the price, ana
there are numerous prophets to be found
who are by no means uncertain IN their
predictions Of a lower standard than has
yet been reached on the crop. The morn
Ing hours were not noted for the briskness
OF trade, commission men and brokers
lamonting the dulness. but from noon UNI
I'll the close there was fair amount or
activity and much weakness.
May wheat opened at from 5J7s TO bj44p
So &C., and sold between 5Jis and 5i%c.,
81 loo
ready stated. Cash wheat was 1sc. per
bushel lower.
Corn.--The intent to bun corn went
astray The buyers Of the past day or
two sold out to-day, the turn for the
worse in wheat empowering anything
inclined to influence corn for the better.
The opening was comparatively steady,
but holders were a trfle uneasy and will
ing 10 accept the current quotations for
their property.
May corn opened at i7isc and sold be-
tween that and 46'sc., closing AT i6i2c.-
&c under Yesterday. Cash corn sold at
I4mi2c. under yesterdays prices.
Oats.-Traders in oats made c0nsidera-
bic hustle about the little business they
transacted, sellers being largely I'm the
majority, and taking their incentive from
wheat and corn. Receipts were ljg cars.
and there was nothing taken from store.
The close was at decline OF ismhc. from
yesterdays final figures for May. Cash
oats were quotably A8lec. per bushel
lower.
Provisions.-Product showed a fair bu-
sness for the day. The manpulative
character of the trading was missing,
operations being based principally on the
advices from the stock yards. whore hogs
were higher with an advancing trend.
The grain markets did not affect provis-
ions. the advance not suffering from their
decline. At the close May pork was BE.
higher than yesterday; May lard 1i2Nl0c.
higher. and May ribs l7ieA20c. higher.
Domestic markets were quiet but firm.
Liverpool was steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Openlng, Highest. Lowest Closing.