Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

patents. 81 iNts5.i1, Minnesota citdf' 1900
&. Is; patents. s3.j0Nsii0: low extras S-SJa
S2.75; southern -four quiet and irm, com
mon 20 fair extra. E.25dSlO. sood 10
choice DO. S}2)G$S7o.
Wheat-Dull but stronger, with ,op-
lions: so. red. store and elevator, s. lisa
IS Lie: aaoat. 20 tic. options fairly ac-
tive, closing strong at a 3,tH-c. ad-
vance: No. red. May, s. 7-sc. June
6S l-2c: August, G9c.: September, 90 5-Sc.
Corn-Fairly active but weaSer X on
2. s. 3-lc. I'm elevator: IS SIC. afioat. OPP
tons more active and l-igl-2c. higher
closing firm: May. - Bic; June and
July Soc, September. % lie.
active and weaker: May, % lie; June
80 5-Sc: July, - 7-Sc.; spot prices: NO.
32G32 he: No. white, 3ip3I 1-ic.; mixed
western. % l2G3ic. --e,o.
Hay-Firm and quiet: shipping. o5qopc''
good to choice. base.
Wool-Tn moderate demand and firm;
domestic fleece, i5plsc.; pulled, l2aSsc;
Beef.Steady; family. Slinti5; eT Srr'
Ticrccd beef-steady and quiet; city ex-
ira India mess. Slsa$20. ,,
lies. &C.; do. shoulders. lie; mans, "a
lie: middles nominal
Lard-Qulet but stronger western
steam. 500 asked; city: s5n 10; May
'6.s5 nominally;. July. 81 neminaIiy; re-
L
can. $50: compound. $40 l-ic.
Pork-In moderate demand and steady;
mess sl3.2jnSl375. 49,
Rutter-Quiet and easy; State dairy.
dairy, I-21i2c.: creamery 1?alSc; old
Cottonseed oil-Quiet and steady; crude
2il q I-2c.; yellow. prime Z7qZ, l-2c;
sS25; Philadelphia, $50; do. In bulk
s57OqS5.75.
Rosin-Firm and quiet; strained. COM
mon to good, sl.52 l2GN.55.
Turpentne-DUll and easy at - 1-243ec
Rlce-Frm and cairly active: domestic
fair to extra. : l-in6c.: Japan, AL Lie
Molasses-F'orelgn Eomlnal; New Or
leans. open kettle, good TO choice. bl
sc market s.cady; demand fair.
cofree~steady; 5al5 points up; May,
sll3ouslli5; July, sl46o: September f4.oo'
spot Rio dun but steady; No. I. IL l-4c
SuEar--Fairly active and steady; far
refining, 7-sc.; refined fairly active and
steady: of a, ASA 3-sc.: standard \,
4 7-i6ifi 5-sc.: cut loaf and crushed, lisa
5 lie: granulated, I 1854 Sic.
Freights-Quiet and easy, cotton, 3-32d.; ;
grain, ! l-2ul Sid.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. May 9.-striwh@rries and
most Of the vegetables were in demand
early in the day. but deliveries were late.
when the demand was comparatively
light and prices became irregular IN con-
sequence. as the supply was liberal.
Strawberries (FlordaI, good TO PRIME
quiet. l2fil5c; do. do, others, 5nl0c DO.
Charleston. fancy. 22N25c.; do 10, others
IOa2Oc.: do North Carolina, fancy. 15H
lsc; do. do. others &ilic.. do. NorfciK
good to prime lSd20c. 49,
Asparagus. extra. dozen punches, Nq
Sl25: do prime. 5od'5c.
Beets-Florida. crate, slGs2; do. Charles
ton, 100 punches. Nn 50.
.1.Tr "
do New Orleans. dozen, zoe.
Cabbage-Florila. barrel, s24s3; DO.
Charleston barrel, crate, %; do. North
Carolina do. 2 5grS
CSC
Lettuce Norfolk, basket. Sod5oc.; do.
barrel. 7jnN.2j.
North Carolina. 81 25NS.
Radishes-Norfolk. barrel. 25c.@n.
String beans-Florida, wax. crate, 50c.4
81. %. do. green, 3tu90c.
sqqash-Florida; white, crate. s0G1oc.;
Tomatoes-Florida, carrier. i2.15Qsi; do.
Key West, NU$2.50.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. May 9-Flour-Firm.
Wheat-Firmer: No. . red. spot and
May, 81 l-i06l l-2c.; June. SIC. as ed;
steamer No. 2 red. 81 l-igei l-2c.; south
efn. by sample, oSglOc.; do. on grade,
6Gn Gee
$ fio osG Nsy & %issd Csc spG5 5;s
IS Use; August. s. lie. bid; steamer,
mixed. SIC. bid. southern white, 55I56c. !;
do. yellow. 56li5G l-2c.
Oats-Firm. No. >. white western. SO
81 l-2c.; No. mixed, SO l-2gSic.
Rye-Quiet; No, Csc.
Hsy-Firm at si3.JCGsli
Grain Freiehts-Siow.
Butter-Easy; fancy creamery. lsll3c.
ladle. l2nl3c.: store-packed, sQl0c.
Eggs-Quiet AZ %.
Coffee and sugar-Cnchanged
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May 9.-Niuety-fve to 100
degrees above zero IS not thought to be
just the temperature winter wheat re-
qC.res at the present Stage Of growth,
and this decision was the means of is
tabllsnng much higher prices for wheat
to-day There were other considerations
having more or less importance IN aid
ing the strength. Shorts were evidently
Ill al ease, and covered very freely. more
earlier part OF the session. Some buying
for ST. Louis and New York took place
but traders were not In the market 10 any
extent.
July.wheat opened at from g. TO So lie,
advanced 10 81 Ode. and closed at o. 5-sr
81 3-ic.-2 i-Sli2 lie higher than yester-
day. Samples were traded In at yester-
days prices, but the nominal closing was
cNOHs, III Sy WIKI tue
Corn was firm all day The strength
was not SO pronounced as on the previous
days OF the week. but the upward trend
was clearly defined The strength Of
wheat was n valuable aid TO corn to-
day. Business was rather dull. outside
orders not being large or numerous. July
corn opened at from 81 is to II lie,
sold between 80 i-2 and 81 l-snJl i-sc.. and
closed at the outside-3-sni-2c higher
than yesterday. Cash corn sold gene
rally at yesterdays price. but that branch
OF the market closed firm.
Oats gained fracticnally by force Of
the strength OF wheat and corn. The
usual statement Of dulness and mac
tivity prevailed. and business was in
the line OF local and floor transactions.
July closed l-sc. higher than yesterday.
Cash oats were firm TO l-ic. per bushel
higher.
Rye was dull Offerings were light
and the demand was lame. Cash prices
were not changed.
Provisions-Pork sold from 3i2l7 IL to
81 per barrel early. but later . full re-