Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
NEW YORK pROD1-cE MARKET


NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. May S-Flour-Quiet and
steady; winter wheat. low grades $500
s2la; do: fair 20 fancy. s2.s5fi$325; do,
patents. Si0nS,7j: Minnesota clear, S. 75fi
Sl5: DO. patents. s3.50dti0: low extras.
s23plfs2'5; city mills. S,5j0S.65; south
ern flour dull but steady; common TO fair
extra, 2.ZoaS.lo; good 10 choice. $500
$40
Wheat--Dull and lower. with options,
closing firm: No. red. store and elevator,
6j S-4G66c.; afoa;. 81 Lass lie. Options
less active and irregular. closing wax
at a 3-sI5-sc. decline; No. 2 red, May,
G. 1-sc.; June and July. IS Use. August.
81 lie; September, 61 3-sc.: December,
80 Sic.
Confirm and moderately active: No.
afioat. ungraded miyed 5000 SIC. steam
or mixed. - LAS l-2c. Options more
active and irregular, with the West.
closing May. % S-sc.; July, - lee; Sep
Oats-Dull but steady. Options dull and
easier: May. 90 5-Sc., June. 20 3-fc. July.
33c. SPOT prices: No. 2. - j-s,f32 S-ic.; No.
2 white. SIC: mixed western. 90 l-2q3ic.
Hay-Firm shipping, 55p6oc; good to
Wooi-Firm and moderately active; do
nestle, fleece. l5al9c.; pulled. 12ll3c.
Bcef-steady and quiet; family. sllaNs;
Beef hams-FIrm put duh. at 1880.
Tierced beef-Firm and unchanged
Cut meats-Dull and depressed: picked
bellies. lie: shoulders. l-2c.: hams,
Lard-Quiet but firm; western steam
&.s2 l-2: city. s5.l2 IL; May. $50. nomi-
nally; July, S97, nomnally; r7fined. quiet;
Continent, $40: South American, S.55;
compound. 6d5 lac.
sl! FarA-A''ivs and steady mess $3.50
Bu,ter-Choice about steady; State
dairy. Sdl7c.; do. creamery. lsc.; western
dairy. 1-2GI2c.
Cottoneeed-oil- ouieter but firm; crude.
24n24 lie; yellow prime, q l-2c.
Observation-Disclosures: refined. New YORK
s.; Philadelphia. s7.s5: do. In bulk, $3.50
Rosin-Ouiet and steady; strained, COM
mon 10 good. N52 l-2Gsl55.
Turpentine-Dull but steady. at 500
30 i-2c.
Rice-Firn.
Molasses-Steady and unchanged.
Peanuts-Steady.
MAY slla5a VAS; June. ,itiOaAi2o; De
cember. sl4. i0qsi4i5: spot Rio, dull but
steady: No Z. ls lac.
Sugar-Raw firm and fairly active; fair
refining. 2 7-sN3c; refined fairly. active
and firm; OF A. l-sn3-sc.; standard A.
{ 7-iGai 5-So.: cut-loaf and crushed
l-l6n5 Lac.
ErCtgntS 10 l4Nttpc'l-i'uii
cotton, 3-32d.: grain. 3-id.. nominaily.
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
trawbarries-Falrly active Most other
vegetables are in liberal supply. and ir-
regular an quality and price,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. good to prime.
Charleston, fancy 23@2sc. do. do. others,
sql5c. do. Norfolk good to prime lsu ;Sc;
asu n,,as Es;,7S dozen punches va
Eiorida crate 81 y1ls29U.
Cucumbers- Florida. crate. sLOqs25o;
do. New Orleans. dozen. soc.
Cabbages-f,ortda. barrel sn1; o.
Charleston. barrel, crate rate; SaS'0'; uo''
Celery-New Orleans dozen stalks, SOC
Lettuce-Norfolk. basket. scaSoc.; do,
barrel, I5Gsl.5o.
Pess-Charleston, basket 5onI5c.; do,
North Carolina basket. N.Sga8.
RadishAa-Norfolk barrel 1JUN.2 %.
String beans-Florida. wax. crate, oVI
y25; do. green, Af.Isc.
squa.h-Fiorida white, crate, 4"a5oc.;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS carrier. se.5oan5o:
do. Key West, i2aS.5o; do. do. crate,
50a75c
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May S-Flour-Firm.
wheat-puli and easy; spot and May,
g. s-.aes 'Sc; June. 6 i-?c; asked; July
No red, 6 3-ta5ic.; southern, by sam
pie 6sa7Oc. do, on grade, 66g6ac ,a
Corn-Firmer: mixed. spot, 80 l-21
s. s.sc.; May, Is lao l,2c.; July. IS $50
mixed. Sic. BID: southern white. 5oaSSc.;
do. yellow. IS i-2a57c.
Oats-very firm; No. !? white western.
5Tas7 he: No. 2 mixed do. 50 l-2a3ic.
Hav-Firm. ct Sl3.50nsii
Grain freights-Quiet; cotton nomi-
nal: middling Use.
Provisions Steady; mess pork. Nt0s
clear sides. l-2c. sugar-cured shoulders.
3-ic. hams, small. II l-2c: large, IL l-fc
Tard-Refined. s lac.
Butter-Easy; fancy creamery. i9dcoc.;
ladie. leniic.; store-packed. SaiOc.
Eggs-Easy. at l2c.
Coffee-ouiet. at 1915 Lie.
Sugar-Firm; granniated. A5.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May s.-There were reports
of cash wheat sold for export at New
York and Duluth, and cargo was
to-day. but prices derived no strength
from the talk. At hest the business from
a speculative point OF view lacked at
tractiyeness The Deposition seemed 10
he 10 await the forthcoming government
report before deciding 10 make important
ventures. Around the opening the rains
OF last night were the cause Of some free
dom In selling. but with several fractions
decline. shorts" deemed IL expedient TO
cover. demand from that source bringing
about a rally. but when the support was
withdrawn another setback took place.
and no news OF sufficient ability TO force
a recovery WAS then received
On the early 1rmrsss succeeding the
opening the strength Of corn was fac
tor. but the sympathetic influence lost
power lst-r.
July wheat opened at from g Is 10
e. i-4c.. sold between 81 l-t46? 3-s, and
6 s-saS3 lie. and closed at s2 l-2c.-6-Np
SIC. under yesterday. Sales OF cash wheat
in the sample department were made
1T q ic advance over Yesterdays prices.
but the close was weaker with the
Corn made another gain this morning.
but il did not held the full appreciation.
Although q recession took place faith
in the value Of this grain was not ny any
means destroyed. There wss q good cash
demand. and prices were 10 i-2c. per
july corn cpen,d At 80 SID. sold be.
tween 50 So and 81 i-sc., and eloeed At
50 s-k-i-ec, higher than yesterday.
The prtncirsl Incident Of note In oats was
q trade 10 B0oo bushels Tor May. i3ss. The
price st which the sale was made was