Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

mand moderate: winter wheat low
grades. s3.7Sat3Jo; fair to fancy, $3.50
sl25; patents, SL250SL7j; Minnesota clear
S}.25N&S0. patents. tilJ@ $50; low extras
s. T51{350. city mills. s.. 20; southern flour
quiet and firm; common 10 fair extra,
s. CJ0 $40: good 10 choice DO, $3.50aSL2j
Wheat-Dull but firmer. with the West
No red. store and elevator. GqS2 l-4c.
ahoat s. l-2c options fairly active and
irregular. closing irm at | l-2ul 7-sc
advance, No. red, May. 81 7-Sc., June,
s. l-Sc. July. So i-Sc.; August, % lie; Sep
TENDER, 50 7-Sc.; October, 81 l-4c.; Deem
Corn-Dull but frmsr: No. ?, SO l-sc.,
in elevator; 80 l-sc. anoat. Options dull
but firm AZ l-fq1 3-Sc. advance; May
81 7-Sc.: July, 81 j-sc.; August, 80 i-Sc.: Sep
OstsIDuil but nrmer. options fairly
active and stronger; Nay and June,
33 lie. July and september, 34c.: spot
No. .. 33Q33 lac, No. white, SO la
.iay-Quiet; shipping, 55Q6oc.; good to
Wooi-9uiet; domestic, fleece, lsa19c.;
pulled, 1sQ33c
Beef-Quiet and steady: family. SllQN3;
extra mess. Ss.J0aS; beef hams dull and
Tierced beef-slow but steady; city ex-
ira India mess. l7Qlsc.
Cut meats-Dull and unsettled; picked
bellies. ; 3,,c4g6c;: shoulders. Gao l-Ic.
Lard-Firner; demand moderate; west
ern steam. 1882 - asked: city, s6.25; May,
S6s5 nominally; July &.1 nom.nally: re-
fined quiet; Continent, 30; South Amerl-
ca. $50; compound. 5di5 3-Se.
Pork-In mode crate demand and steady:
Butter-In moderate demand and
STEADY. State dairy. Udl8c.; creamery,
i9e western qaiTIy, sglSc ; Elgins, lsc;
firm. crude q i-2G2ic yellow prime 27N
q i-2c,
Petroleur-Nominal.
Rosin-Steady ara quiet; strained,
common 10 good. S.62 1-24si.67 -.
Turpentine-Steady and quiet at % SIG
80 lac.
Rlce-Flrm and unchanged.
Molasses-Firm anu unchanged.
Peanuts-Qulet.
$3.50 tij; October dL95G sl5O5; December
SiLE4SlA90; Allrcn, $40, spot Rio, quiet
and steady; No. I. l5c.
Sugar-Raw quiet and easy; fair re-
finine, ? l5-lsc.; refined quiet and steady;
of \, l-8a4 3-Sc.; standard \, Elsa
5-sc.; cut loaf and crushed, 1-i6a5 lac. ;
graduated, 4 1905 Sic.
Freights to Liverpool-Dull and nominal.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORN, May 2S-Southern fruits
and vegetables: Strawberries In moderate
receipt and frmer Potatoes quiet Peas
rate arrival but rather quiet
Observation-Disclosures, fair 10 good, per
barrel {24t2.50.
fair. 5Gl0c.; Eastern Shore, Virginia. "a
l0c.
Asparagus-Extra. per dozen punches,
$l5UaN.I5; others, SiGsL&.
Beets-Florida' 90, per crate, 75c p $780,
Cucumbers Florida. per crate 75c.dN;
per basket, NGN.2j: Charleston. $50.
Cabbag es-Charleston, per barrel or
crate $l.50dSl.75; North Carolina. per bar
rel or crate, Sl.2jN3l.J0; Norfolk. sl4S.50.
Peas-North Carolina. per half barrei
SOC. Norfolk per half barrel or basket.
I5c. GSl: Eastern Shore. per basket. 81
SD: Virginia, large box, Ease; do.
EdcntOn, per half barrel, 69d9Qc.
Potat0es-Florida, fair 10 choice per
barrel. S3QA; per barrel or crate, s3qS.75;
Savannah. fair 10 choice. per barrel, S3H
81; Charleston, SNSi; southern seconds,
81. 2JpS225
string Beans-Charleston wax. per bas.
ket Soc d$L2j; green, 50c.0N Georgia,
wax, per crate. 5OcNSl. green. 50a75c
Squash-Florida. marrow. per barrel or
crate. %Q$2.5C; Charleston. white, per
Tomatoes-Florlda. fancy, per carrier.
NAS, green, sz9s5.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. May 25.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red. spot. May soc.
June, soc. asked; July and August. W Liza
% lie; September. 81 l-iHSl lie; steamer
No. 2 red. rs 3-4d77c.; southern. by sam
pie. s0Qs2c.; do, on grade, 7SQslc.
Corn-Easy; mixed, spot and May.
81 lie; June, Csc; July, 81 he: southern
white. zoe.
Oats-Steady; No. ? white, western. ga
3Sc.; No. mixed. western, 3iN3i lie.
Hay-Weak at sl3GSl350
Grain freights-Nery dull cotton, i-6id
Proyisions-Dull.
Butter-Unchangcd
Eggs-Firm at y l-2c.
Coffee-Firm at l6 l-ful6 3-Sc.
Sugar-Strong graduated. $40.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. May 2S-Wheat acted
n a nervous and Irregular fashion to-day
Scslpers found opportunities on both sides
he main = fairly firm and strong feeling
prevailing. Prices were In no Instance as
ow as the close Of yesterday the inside |
quotation, however coming very near 10 |
t. Acton & Co., OF Toledo, published a |
eport on the condition OF wheat which !
ummed up about half a crop for the six |
principal states. Crop-damage stories |
md hot winds In Nebraska and Kansas. |
With the reports Of other damage. were |
Instrumental in causing an opening 80 |
a
During the morning the market showed |
igns OF slackening, and with very little |
fort decline took place. The shipment |
aggregated 8l90.000 bushels Bradstreers |
eported the worlds visible stocks as |
SIS 90 bushels less than last week The /
eductlOn was not large enough 20 satisfy /
he crowd. and following the announce /
nent a decline set In. During the last |
Ialf hour a recovery occurred, the close /
eing within a fraction Of the outside.
July wheat opened at from 79%.Gs0c., |
Old between 1nc. and -. and closed at |
D5sc.-2Hc. higher than yesterday. Cash /
Theat sold generally az yesterdays prices, |
ut closed firm and higher. with the III,
ures
Corn.-There were 10 cars less in the
eceipts OF corn to-day than had been /
expected. 1896 cars coming In. Estimate
or tomorrow were not so large, either,
My so ears being looked for II Is the
pinion OF many that after the end Of |
lay there Will De a sharp falling OF in l
he movement along the line. The market |
o-day was hrm, confidence In the accu-
acy Of the predictions taking hold OF the |
rade and wheat throwing support into
orn. Bradstreet's reported an increase In ]
he worlds available stocks OF l3S2. 90 /
usheis. July corn opened at % 10 sJ1sc..
old between 50 and AAc., and closed at
i7sc.-lAc. higher than yesterday. Cash
orn was &C. higher than yesterday.
Oats we're firm most OF the day. There
ias a brief period when the strength was
OF pronounced but the fnai trading was