Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 2s-flour-Un-
changed and easy; southern Hour I'M
Wbeat-Dull but nrmer. Options fairly
active and irregular. closing STEADY az
i-Sai-ic. decline; No. red, May, c5Ac.;
June. % lac.
Corn-Spots dull but firm; No. 2. 81 1-sc.,
in elevator; q 1-ec. aiicat. options We're
dan but steady NJ a l-Sc. decline; May,
az 7-gc.: June. &c: July, 81 5-Sc.; August,
81 l-Sc; September, 3)Ac.i OCTOBER, % l-Sc.
Oats-Spots quiet and firm. options dull
and easier; May, BE; july, y l-ic.; spot;
No. 2 q lie; No. whlte' % l-ic'' miAeu
western. 2lfp25c.
Hay-Easier and unchanged.
Heef-slow and unchanged; beef hams
cuiat and easy at $3.50.
Pierced Beof-Slow and weak; city, extra
India mess, SILL. ,-,
cut Meats-Quiet. weak. and unchanged.
Iard-Quiet and frmcr; western steam,
$50. city, SiQN.lO; Nay: $40; refned au III:
Continent, $3.50; South America F'''V'
compound. SiQ$L57k.
porls-More active and steady; old mess,
s8QS50; new mess, 8Isl&Az)
Butter-In moderate demand ana I'M
Egss-Choice firm; demand fair; State
ana PENNSYLVANIA, l20i2i2c.; western
fresh l0isdi2c.: do, per case s2nS2.fO.
Cottonseod- Oil-Steady in moderate de-
mand. ard unchanged. -
ROsin-Quiet and steady; strained coih-
mon to good, sl.S0a$l.SJ. o.,oe,,.
Tiirpentlnc-Du but steady at 25a-91sc'
Rvc-Firm and Unchanged.
NoIasses-s Moderately active, hrrn' anu
unchanged
Codee-Steady: May, 40 points down.
others unchanged. to ~ points uoe,w',Int'
lime. SHE: July, si1.50dSl.55; August
Sos; September. $l0.j0Wsle55; Ocso1 5er
5000. December, Nu 13Ft flVVo, WAY So
rst ItsfI and nominal. NO. Z,
10 s "a dun but steady; fair re;
nn.ng Csc: refined duh, steacy' anu
uI FSreinb5ts-ouiet. firm, and unchanged.
Fruits AND VEGETABLES.
n-r.u5 vopK MAY s.-strawberries-
MARYLAND and Delaware, quart 74'c'' uo''
NT DISQUALIFICATION qgi Carolina, quart
i' HTekleberrles. North Carolina. quart
~ NSiisIISo,ns-F1orlda. each. ejG7Oe.
| Peaches-Florida, carrier, SlQs1. - -o1,,-.
neets~Charlesto 100 buches, S2J4{o;
DO. Norfolk. do, S20AZ5. .oo.,. =.
! Cucumbers-F'lorlda. crate, 59c'gii do.'
/ CHARLESTON. basket. siNn.7J; DO, sayan-
| nan. 10. 75c.GN50; DO, New orleans
GabSaga- Savannah. crate. 7jc.ga q;
| do charleston do, 75c.Gsl.a9; do.' Nor.,'
| Carolina, T5c.Na.25; do, NorfolN' barrel
% ET,gggyplant-Florida, barrel. s2aN
| Peas-Norfolk. half barrel, sycuNi 40
! MARYLAND. basket, Ae2.Lo; CO.. bdlu'
more. basket. 81.
strlne Besns-savannah. basket. 9c 9
/ RI p. DO. Charleston, BASKET, ,ol Nq4''1
do. North Carolina. do, -75c.f $40.
Sguq sh-Florida crate. l1cHS.. -..o .,
'roru -rYOrida. carrier, SlsJl 20"
POtatOcs-75c.fiS
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May 2S.-Wheat continued
on lis declining course to-day, but pte
| yioug 10 the close recovered almost ~
entire loss OF the day. With the eNc.p
tion Of a short time, during when u.
greatest decline was noted, ana aha.i
vrhilst the Improvement was under ~ r,S
| hnsiness was SLOW and unimpOr ant. NJ
opening was steady. and the close ep = ~
tle same May waeat opened az 30 ~
Is 5-sc., sold between 81 81 ahc % go 80
"a 7-sc and closed at " a-ec.-a sii~,'
under yesterday. Cash wheat was III
lower. -, oo,,,sl,
corn.-The corn market rested enrte'
on The action OF wheat. The trade wa
OF little Importance, and Speculatlon va
confined strictly 10 the doinss OF sSa ln,,s
and local professionals. Jniy corn 90 ~ps, e.
az % 3-sc. sold te.ween % II anc % "a
and closed at IS i-iuz5 S-sc-l-sc. una =,
Yesterday. Cash corn was easy anu ~
oats were traded In with mofeI ,s,l
amount Of activity. and were sieau!' Al