Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-14

NE; yellow prime. z,zc-; do.' on srans'
: fiesin-Firmer; strained. common to
sy Turpsnt sh = Quiet and steady at
Risc-~in fair demand and firm; domestic.
fair TO extra. s15Ac.: Japan. 4wf lie,
Orleans. open kettle, good 10 choice.
Tsanuts-outet; fancy hand picked,
4i.a5c. ~.
August. SLID; september, sii.3c9fsll.+s; De
csmber $lO.i50sioso; SPOT Rio duii put
steady; No. 7, 1i%c.
sugar--Raw firm and quiet; fair re.
o nips 'ks 5 5ss ss s'Ss and csssh Ss
Treiahts 10 T.iverpooI--oulet and steady;
cotton. by steam. Lied; grain, Do. IA.
Asparagus North Carolina. dozen
punches, si5oQS Is5.
Beets--Florida. crate. &c. Gsi.25: do. DO,
100 lunches, Sass.
Cabbages-- Florida, sl.5cds2sD.
Carrots Florida 100 lunches S3ns3.
Plant-F Florida. box. sl51o351.
Kale-Norfolk. barrel $l.23GSi50. do.
baltimore barrel. $iqS1.25.
Iettuce-Florida. basket sl1$2 do,
Charleston. do. 5eieoc.; do. Norfolk. 200.
Radishes-Norfolk. 100 punches. siasiso.
String Beans-Fiorida. wax. crate, so
$3.50; do, do, green. crate, MmN.
Spinach-Norfolk. barrel. 7Jc. USi.25
Squash-Florida. white, crate, N.15DS.
Tomatoes-Florida, carrier. c0s3.50; 10.
do, crate. $lU2.
Potatoes-Fiorida $34f$6.50.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. April ls.--Flour-
Supernne steady; family. s350uS3s0; win
ter wheat. patent. s3.sc0si.l5: spring. DO,
Do. s3.I5usssS; do, do. straight, S.5ca
Wheat-Dul and easy; No. red. spot.
q 1-im72 lee; Nav 70 1-sfIlc.; July,
20 1-fHI0 lie; southern. by sample. &c.,
asked; do. on grode, .72GI5c.
May. 81 S-44s5c. June. SIS lie. bid; July.
30 7-SN3Gc.: steamer, mixed, g l-iMS3 l-3c.;
southern, quiet. at "a lie. bid; do. ye.-
Oats-Quiet and steady; No. 2 white
western. z6a26 l-2c.i No. mixed. do,
q l-2d2lc.
Rye~steady; No. 2, nearby, gaze;
western. ~ i-2Uiic.
Hay--Firm.
Grain Freights Steady: steam to Liver
pool, 2d.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, April l3-Wheat fur.
nished satisfaction TO both bulls ,and
bears to-day. At first the short sellers
the buyers for long account were afforded
an opportunity OF recovering their early
losses in the rise OF l lie. from the IN
side which took place. IL was essentially
a local market; there was very little out
side business to boast Of. and the days
announcements swayed the crowd from
one side to the other. May wheat opened
at from 81 SIS to ca 1-2c.. sold between
O. and 65 1-2c. and closed at the outside
Use. higher than Saturday. Cash wheat
was steady; closing strong, with the
futures.
Corn showed full accord with the late
strength of wheat, and made a decided
gain in prices, although 1t MAS easier
early In the session, likewise through
sympathy. May corn opened at 20 Csc.
advanced TO 30 5-SlS0 lac, and closed at
80 1-Sc.-3-Sffl-2c. higher than Saturday.
Cash wheat was steady.
Oats-Advancing wheat extended help
ing hand in the end. and at the close
prices were better than at any previous
time of the day. May oats closed lac
BIC. higher than Saturday. Cash oats
were steady.
Only light business was done in the
provision market to-day. and, everything
considered, prices were fairly steady.
Around the opening the decline IN wheat
and a decrease OF 5Hl0c in hog prices at
the yards were effective In weakening the
tone, but subsequently an improved feel
ing prevailed May pork. lard, and ribs
closed each lie. lower than Saturday.
The leading futures ranged as follows: