Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARX IT.


NEW YORK. March 7.-Fiour-Qutet and
steady: winter wheat. low grsdeA u. s0se2.30
% fair TO fancy, >2 35so2.7o: az patents,
s260As300; Minnesofa clear e2.2osoS.cO;
but steady stssas; common 70 .istr s.srs. slSos
02.76: good u choice do. e2.e0aea25.
wbsat-DuN ssa lower. with eps,ons, closing
nrm; No. red. store and elevator. 5SNaoSIsc;
anest, 60c.; options more scslve ana iows.'
March, $3.50; Nay. 6sc.: July and August.
Ccrn-Mors active and nrmsr: No 2. toJfc..
s...S s Si Ia. ;a sss yos &c ''' of"
Osts-Quiet and easier; options nrm: nsfcn'
331tc; April, 33lac.; Nay. 93I<c.; spot No 2,
$780,: mixed western, 33a3<lfc.
n:'9u is:, s.d . zsss shipping SosSSe;
wooi-In fair demand: domestic fleece, lss
Se:fSDsil; family, ss75.sls; extra mess,
heel Hsms-Yirm ss sl7ssl15o.
Tered Beet-inscsivs; city extra India moss,
Cut Hs.s:-,Qui.. ana arm, p,ehlsa bellies.
dies, duh but nrn short clear, $3.50.
Lard-Quiet but higher Western ssesm.
e6.77lf. bid: city, ed35Js; March. $3.50 nomi-
ns,iy; rsnncd nrmsr; Continent, s1:20; south
Port-Quist AMI steady: meas. sfL2ss
Butspr-ouis,: fancy steady: state dairy. o.
1Sc. sdo. creamery. old, llal6c-; western
dairy. sa13c.; do creamery nsv, i3s@oc';
cottcnssed. on-Quies: cruds, Gee; yellow
prime, 26c., do. cno,cs. 201<c.
Petroleum-Nominal
Rcsin-Quies ssd nsIn; strained. common 70
Turpsntins- Quiet and nru q 3Ss35yfc.
R,ce-tirm and fairly active: domsetso far 70
extra, 4ts6e; Japan, 4Aa4ttc
holasses-Foretgn nominal; hsv Orlssns,
1rm demand fnis.
Peanuts-Quief.
cones-B Barely steady, and esl6 potnis Up
s sss sos HasS: h s.,sS.e :nd o.
tobsr, si4.73ae1AS0: December. ei4.00s
sits5; spot RIO auiss and nrm; No y
ssssr-Raw fairly sen,s ana nrm fair 70.
l-16c. up; on \ o.1esS i3-loc;. standard
Z li-i6c.: sranulsssd. Sg1st 3-isa
Freishts 70 LtvsFpooi quiet and nominal
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. March 7.-soms time ago y
was decided BY the directors Of the Board
Of Trade that . committee should % APP
pointed to examine the wheat IN store at
JUS, how much Of il. II any. 10 in bad
condition. II was understood to-day that
President Baker was about to appoint
that committee, and the crowd sold wheat
on the fact, although Mr.. Baker was re-
ported as saying that the inspection
should be considered bulltsh rather than
a bearish card: foS the reason that that e.. ne
good grain would be eepanteo from tns
bad. which. In the light q the present
trade. Some people were Of the opinion
that a. the inspection was 10 Be . private
one, there might still be room TOR co..
There was more weakness than strength
In to-days market. the buying as the
opening being on dearer French-coontry
markets Towards the Close there va
soverEs By "shorss On; hnp sS;m'n;S I. %f M
hiehsr nsursn Prices rsilied and closed
about tie same point - they dld ysssss.
Wheat opened from s!3 70 ne: so!4
a s33Sc.. unchanged from yessesday. cAsn
wheat was easier. i. -
Corn.-IThe same oi4 ery o. -
ssnSc,,iatsosn ii this grain - ~ : ssry low
ebb. and the orders to-day VIE Sn ~
With those u many days poA Quicss1
ma the iocsi eonifnoent - yle0 =! ~
cioss and nAfroW raools go tyezx 49,
inl1r1sl. TIE tone No 0eRe19.S< g.
Nhost the cloe2 e1oN114 q = ; :
yoo(9f61y. Ca1lpq ~. = {. = - =
~ en- ,.,. $685. g q q 49, ~ IN