Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-21
cut.Meats-.DuIl; picked sslIles, ss's

-Meats-.Duil; picked bellies, sis5:
shoulders. ss5easL7s: hams. B1u%
ssS Slu civ as sns May. $50 refined
dull: Continent. $50; South American,
$50; compound. slS7tzastes,1.
Pork Firm and In moderate So Gss, ,nn
Tallow-Qniet; :. city. s-''e' pa VS.
cottonseed -0il-Quiet and weak; crude:
pc; yellow prime. s5Aa25'sc'; DO OF
r., Rosln-firgm i END quiet; strained COM
Turpentine-Quiet and arm.
Rice-F'irnl: domestic. fair TO extra, 3U
5atc.; japan, 4d4i4c.
Enthusiastically active and firm: New
Orleans, open kettle. good 10 choice, 2iV
SIC.
Coffee-Quiet: points down 70 up;
April and June, s12.c0: July. si2. $50 SEQ;
September yl.i5; December Sl0S5; March,
sl065lslo.Io; spot Rio dull but steady; NO.
sugar-Raw firm and quiet: fair refined.
34Gy7sc.; eentrifugals, ly5-dgTee tesO'
5-l6c.;, refined quiet firm, and I'M
Frelshts TO Liverpool--oule, ana steady;
cotton, by steam, Ltd; grain, BY steam,
ll2d. asked.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET
NEW YORK, April O-strawberries-
Florida, per quart, l5ai0c.; do. North
Asparagus-North Carolina, per dozen
lunches, s2ate-5o; do. Norfolk. per dozen
punches. Sass.
Bes sis I,FIoIlda, per crate, 75c.aH.25; do.
do, 100 punches, $3HSG.
Cabbage-Per crate. S2Ts2.50.
Eggplant--Per box, s25ON&.
Kale-Norfolk, per barrel, 5oc.GI; do.
Lettuce-Florida, per basket. SOC. ns2;
Peas-Florida, per basket. 75c.asl.50; do.
Savannah, per basket, SuS
Raids n Orfolix St rnII
String-Beans-Florida, green, per crate,
| s2ftsl50,
spinach-Norfolk. per barrel, 5Oc.ds2
.,s1uash-Fiorida, white, per crate, 1850
Tomatoes-Florlda. per carrier. sl5OQ
Potatoes-Florida. s3aH.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, April 20;-FIour-
pS Ssste do s faRmy s:sc eo w fne9
sS.75; do. do. straight t55OGSe5' r
an Thea HoI and easy M NS 5 red Spot
July. 7lG7lhc.; southern by sample, 80
7sc; do. on grade, 7lg7ic.
,Corn-Steady: mixed spot, April and
969s a369sc.; steamer mixed. Sia3ilsc !;
southern white. 35gS5Ac.; do. yellow, Sig
| SIC
Rye-lnactive; No. 2, nearby, 40qilc.;
western, 42H43c.
Hay-FIrmeT; choice timothy. ssgA65O.
/ pool, I'd. for May; Cork, for orders IS.
Cd. as. I'D. for April and May.
Butter-Weak; Fancy creamery, l7c.;
! ladle, 1lnl3c; store-packed, SGl0c.
Eggs-Quiet at l0nl9lac.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKTT.
spring weather.-rain and sunshine-which
/ prevailed to-day. had a deteriorating ef-
/ feet on the speculative markets, wheat
closing X per cent beyond calculations,
through sv~rathy with the leading grain
| The sii al news had nothing In IT
upon which the bulls could base hope Of
I showed reductions the falling away was
| comparatively so small that disappoint-
| ment rather than encouragement was felt.
Corn;-As already stated, corn suffered
depreciation In value from the weakness
extended by wheat. At the same time
| nothing that was calculated TO cause en-
hancement appeared; May corn opened at
@lse;. declined to 29s,q9&c, and closed
was steady closing easy.
oats, like their companion commodities,
main light. although commission-houses
evidently had slight Increased number
| OF orders. Shorts were the best buyers,
their purchases affording the principal
| support May oats closed a shade under
Saturday. Cash oats were easy and NC.
| lower.
provisions.-An oversupply of hogs was
detrimental 10 prices at the yards. and
/ produce, through its relationship with
| that market. also declined. Some slight
/ recovery before the close was ascribed 70
covering by shorts. The Influential ope-
rators. with few exceptions, expressed a
| lack of confidence.
May pork closed &c. lower than Saturday.
May lard 2hn5c. lower. and May ribs
ne lower. Domestic markets quiet and
! steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows: