Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARK lT.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. March 25.-Flour-Quet and
nrm winter wheat patent. Low grades. el.pOa
$3.50; DO. fair to fancy, t230as2 %: 90.
$3.50; do. patents. s325as4.l0; low extras.
si.9Oas2.30; city mills, IS 3ias340; southern
-four quiet and nrm; common to fair extra,
81. g0a&2. 10; good TO choice do. S2.S0aS3.21.
Wheat-Dull bit nrmer with options. ths All
vance checking business; No. red. store and
elevator. 001sa6oaic.; afios.t o.a62Ac.; an
graded red. o7ad3c.; No northern oos4c.;
OPTIC fairly active and strong at va &c.
advance; No. , red, March, 60asc.; May, 6l1sc.;
June, SIG: July, 6lIsc: August 6l$ac.; sep
TENDER, 62kc.
Cern-Dull out ilrmer; No 2. 56c.. in eleva-
tor 5 TIC. afloat steamer mixed, 5l1ss52lec:
options moderately active ana frm at 9sasac.
advance; May. 5l@sc.; July, 0lhc
Oats-Dull but hrnier with options quiet ana
white. March, 333ic No white, March, 37Ac.;
Nav. 38a.c; spot. No. =. 33tsa33sac.: No. =
white. 37Lc; mixed western. 3ia35c.
Hay-Qu,et AMI steady; Shipping, oOaooc.
good 10 choice. 1Oa1Jc.
Wool-Fivm aud IN moderate demand: do
mestic fleece, ljal9c. pulled. l2a33c.
Besf-firin; supp nent; FAMILY, Sa'oasl.;
extra mess. S,.5OasS.2o.
Tierced Beef->ronV and wanted; city extra
Indla mess. si3ooasl3.00.
Cut Meats-S, Scarce and higher; pickIei bel
lies 6sac.; shoulders, 3l4a5hc.; hams. ol4aec.;
middlee, nominal short clear, nominal
Lard-lIgher aud IN better demand; western
steam, sI42la: ciy, s6S7It March. $40,
nominalIy: May. 800, nominslly; refined
strong; Continent, $3.50; south America,
sS.I5: compound. s5.5Oaso.62H.
Pork-Qulet and his her; mess sl2.50stI3 ~.
Rutter-In moderate demand ami steady;
State DAIRY. ealyc. do creamery OH. loaloc.;
western dairy. sal3c.; DO creamery, nomi-
nat I2a2ic.: do. old, 9al4c. Elgins ?ic.
Cottonseed-O ll-Quet and firm; crude, INA
&c. yellow, prime, 2Glsc.
Petroleum Nominal: Washington, barrels.
New York price, 500; do IN bulk, t45O:
Philadslphia, S7O5; do. IN bulk, S4.55at4.6O.
Rosln-Dul and steady; strained. common
to good. eI.5719as l.621t.
Turpoutlne-Quiet aud steady NJ 36a3tlec.
Rlce-In tair demand and hrm; domestic
fair to extra 414a0c.; japan, 41aa41sc.
Molasses-Foreign, nominal; New orleans.
open kettle, good 10 CHOICE 2sa3ec' Market
fairly active and hriD -
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy nd-picked, 3Iaa3]sc.
COfee-steady. points no 10 points
down; March, si5.35ssl5.b May, sitsoe
140j; July. sD490: September. sl4.Ioa
st4.S6: December, sli.45. spot Rio trm but
susar~ksw quiet and nrm: fair refining,
2 li-16c. reaned. quiet and trm: on A, ossa
35zc. STANDARD A. 5 i5-l6ailsc. cut Loaf and
crnshei, o. 6a4}ic: granulsted. 3 lj-ldathc.
Freights to Llserpool-Qmet and nominal;
room scarce: cotton, I'D: grain, %a2'1d.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE March % -rlour-firm west
ern supernne. t200asRlO; DO. ezra, t2.ZOa
$3.50: do. family. s2.05as2.s5; winter wheat
patent, s3.0Oat3.2J spring, do. s1.0oas3'oi
DO. straight. e335as3.5O.
Whsat-Firmer. No. = spring red. March ana
April 81 laa6l1oc.: May, 6issabl'sc.; steamer,
No. 9. red. 57s,a5Sc.: southern, Dy sample, qua
62c.: do. on grade, 515ss6ltsc. o,
CorD-Fpm; spot March. AMI April. ooaooac
May, 5Oa5a jOssc.; steamer, mixed. 4oj4a4ec;
southern. 5Olec. o-,<
3Sc. No. . mixed do. 3i4a3Ic.
Ryc-Dnll; No. 2. 31a3oc. .ooo
Hay-Firm; good 10 choice timothy, sl3'Ooa
Grain freights quiet; steam toLiyerpooI. llsi.
for March: Cork, Tor orders Is. 9i.a2s lOIad.
for March.
Provisions Steady: mess pork, sl3.75; bulk
shoulders 61.c.; short rb sider, clear SIDES ana
sugar-cufed shoulders, 1Hc.
Butter-Firm: fancy creamery 2Oaglc.
Coffee STEADY; No. Z. st6.50as td02h
sugsr-steady; graduated. $40
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. March 25.-There was more
or less of an advance over SATURDAY NJ
all times to-day. Several times the quo
tations touched the closing figures or that
day, but they quickly recovered Inc
dry weather scare was mainly responsive
for the firmness. The winter wheat belt
was still without moisture, ana Juds.lS
from the widespread area OF high ba-
rometer. was not likely 10 receive any III
the immediate future. The visible supply
decreased l.iOo.00O bushels-rather a
heavier amount than was thought pr0ba-
BILE late last week. The best prices were
established just prior 10 the close.
May wheat opened at % IL 10 % 5-Sc.
sold at from s. IA 10 30 sc, ana closed
az 56-3-4c. higher than Saturday. Cash
wheat was firm.
Corn-There were few country buying
orders I'm corn to-day, and until noon
what might be termed a fair business Was
seen From that hour until the close the
trade was apathetic. May corn opened AT
from 46 Sc to i6 3-Sc, advanced to nc,
and closed at i6 Use -5-Sli3-4c. higher than
Saturday. Cash corn was firm and l-Zc.
higher.
oats were higher. The advance came
through the medium OF the more meri-
torious wheat and corn markets. Busl-
ness was not heavy enough 10 attract any
attention other than usually. May closed
3-sNf-2c. higher than saturday. Cash oats
were firm TO Lac. per bushei higher.
PROFESSIONALISM interview giving very
strong views or hog product by Armour
was published yesterday. Instead or
doubling his sincerity, az they usually
do in this instance the crowd took him
Al his word and bought. At the close
Nav pork was i2 he higher than yes
terday. May lard 25Gc27 lie. higher, and
| Nav ribs II la 20c higher.
The leading futures ranged as foilows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
WHEAT