Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARK ST.


moderately active; winter whsat. low gra1es.
sI.eoae2. 30: 90. fair 90 fancy ". Soas<. 20,
do. patents. es.OOAt3Oo; ainnesota oeaf
32.25as2.60: patents, tL2oas4@S low en-
Guiot; common to fair extra, slSOas2.'oi
good choice DO, s2.SOas3.2o.
Wheat-Dull and lower, with options closing
firm: No red, store and elevator. 6OA4c.: anoat,
q ghAc.; options fairly active, irregular, ana ~
sSr. lower No. red, March, 6Ots.i Aay, blSc-;
June, 0lssc.; July, 6iItc.: August, olsse'
september. 6lJsc.; December, o4Ac, ,
CSrn-Quiet and lower, cosing rrn; NO. =,
5gslablc., IN elevator; 52Aa52fc., anoat;
steamer. mixed. 5O4a5ll4c.: options moder-
a,sly active and weak Aa}sc. lower; May
5OSlc.; July Soc; September 5lKc.
Oats-Dull and easier; options duii ana
weaker; March, April, and MAY. $3.50.
SPOT No. =. 33lar.: No. 2 waite, SIC: mixed
western, 3ia3ic.; white, state and western,
asy-Quiet and steady; shipping. SOsSSc.
good - choice 7Os75c. ..-
Nooi-FaIri7 active aud orm; domestic nsecs'
l5sl9c pulled, l2a33c.
Bsst-Quiet: family, S9.1oasi%OO; extra
mess, s1.5OaeA25.
seef Aams-Firm a. s17os1Z50.
Tered Best-Dull and nrm; city extra
Injla mess. st3.O0asl3.5O.
Cut Neats-Fary active and nrm: picked
bellies, &C.; shoulders. 4i5a4alc hams, 7Aa
Sic: middles, steady; short clear, $3.50.
Lard Quiet and nrmer; western steam,
e70O city s562lR March, sou, non'na.V'
uent, s7.40; South America, ef.1o; compound
S5.37lSaeJ.G2Is.
Pork-Quiet and nrmer; mess sl2.o0as13
Butter-In moderate demand fancy steady
State dairy. 0alsc. de-. creamery. old, lOaloe.;
western dairy. Sal2lsc. DO creamery, new,
IlaIDc. Do. Old, gat4c. Elgins, Ice.
Observation-Disclosures aud easy; crude,
22c. yellow, prime, @Oc
PcfrOieum-NOminaL
Rosln-Dun but nrm; strained. common to
Turpeni ne-Duil but steady at 35lsa3oc.
kice--ln fair demand aud hrm, domestic,
fair 90 extra, 4i4a6c. Japan, 4lai|lc.
M0lasses-F0felgn, nominal; New Orleans.
open kettle, good 20 choice, 2OSSa3ec. Market
talrly active and nrtn.
Poanuts-QuleL
Conee-Barely steady and 5a20 points down;
March. st5.lOssi5l5; April, SO Nay,
sl4.75lsI4.S 80; September. sl4.o0aslA70;
December, slL45. spot Rio dun but nrmi
sugsr-Raw nrm and quiet; fair refining.
. 1i-16c. refined, firm and quot; on A. a'sa
3iSc: standard A. 3 l5-l0a41sc.; cut Loaf ald
crushed 0-l9a4'ic.; gEanulated' lo-l0at4c-
Freigh,s 10 Llgorp0ol-Room ecarce; cotton
bd., asked grain, I'd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. March 13-flour-Strong;
western supernne. s2.OOat2. 10; 90. extra,
s2.2Oaf2. so do family, s2.O5as2.SD; winter
wheat. patent, S3O0at32j; spring, sS.OUs
1913; straight, t335aa6o.
=
6laGliic.; May, 0l7saG2c. steamer. No . red,
5SajSl4c.; southern. by sample, onhO2c.;
dc. on grade 5SlSaG1Itc.
Corn-Easy mixed spot. March aud April
| 4S1sa49c., May, oCc., asked; steamer, mlked.
| 41&a4Sc. southern. soc.
! Osts-Firm; No. uhise western, 3Gtsa31c.;
No. mixed do, 3iha3jc.
| Rye-lnaciiYo No. 2. 3Ic.
| Hay-Firmer At sl2.5Oaslao0
| Grain Frelghts-Quiet.
Provisions ~s,eady; mess pork. 1880; bulk
shoulders. 6Ac. shor. rib sides and clear sides,
| &C.: sugar-cuIei shoulders, 1l,c.
| Hams-Small, lOI6c.; largs, l0l4c.
Refined lard, 7tc.
Burer-Quiet fancy creamery, 2Oc. ladle,
lOal3c; roll, lOGl4c.; slore-packed, SaiOo
Eges-Essy At li1sal2c.
Coffee -Eirm; No. Z, st6.6O@i6,62ls.
sugar-Stoady; graduated. $40.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. March Eth bull cam
palgn In wheat came TO an ingloriOus end
to-day at the close. the victory bearing
the marks Of something very akin 20 de-
feat. IL IS true, that the prices have not
yet reached ths previous low level, but
they are so C ose To II that there Is no.
thing for holders 70 eXult over, Al Inc
start there was lingering mark or yes
terday's enthusiasm. but the day was
yet young when even that disappeared
Crop-dlmage reports were showered IN
from all directions. but they hii not even
a particle OF effect. weatner bulletin
wheat area during the next few days,
and a higher Paris helped the market
some. but tn slight beneht derived there
from only furnished another advantage
10 short sellers and 70 those who ielt
disposed to liquidate. May wheat opened
ar from 81 to - 3-4c., declined 10 IS. ana
closed at - l-Sc.-5-sc. under yesterday;
Cash wheat during the changing hands or
sample lots, was easy, and l-Zc per bushei
lower.
The remaining longs in corn IlquIdated
to-day. and then deserted the market,
leaving the pit to the devices OF th-
scalpers, who thereafter made the best
OF the situation, taking wheat as the
| basis OF action. From Il steady opening
there was an uninterrupted sraduai ue-
cline in prices. with the business pre-
senting little In the way or activity or
attractiVeneSS. . .
May corn opened at from IS "a TO
M 45 2-laO 7-Sc-3-4GiT-sc. below the final
quotations OF yesterday. Cash corn was
about steady. Sugar refners took the
offerings Of car-lots At full prices.
Oats-AbOut the same conditions existed
! IN oats as have been referred 10 con-
! tinu0usly for long time past. the
trade in this grain Is looking for some
| changing operations 10 take place, the
oatmeal trust owning big line In May
which will likely be transferred Into
| July ut no distant date. May closed l-2c.
| under yesterday. the decline coming
| through the weakness Of wheat ana corn.
| Cash oats sofa AT stcduy prices, the Hv''i-
| nal close being steady
PrOyislons--No great agitation occurred
| I'm product at The opening or for some Time
| subsequent thereto, but when the SESSION
| had well progressed there was buying
| OF a local character which. meeting win
| comparatively light offerings. caused an
advance all along the line. IL was no,
| believed that there was any concentration
! In the demand. but. on the contrary. tnaI
! n was widely distributed. The close
! showed an advance OF % l-2c. for May
! pork, and lie. each for May lard ana
| May ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
| Opening Highest. Lowest closing.
| WHEAT