Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 10.-Flour dull.
easy. and unchanged; patents. N@q3i
southern -four quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Spot market dull and easier,
vator. 70 l-2c.; ahoat, Sic. Options dull
and weak at a 1-2l5-Sc. decline; No.
red, March, 70 $780,; April, 70 3-4c.; June,
II 1-sc.
Corn-spots dull but firm; No. 2. 40 5-sc..
in elevator; Al 5-sc. afioat. Options tirm
&C. unchanged prices march, '''' ''
oats-spots dull. options duh and nomI-
nal; March, 2 1-?c May. . Sc; SPOT:
mixed western, zGHc:
Wool-Firm and unchanged.
Hay-FairIy active and unchanged.
quiet at sli.5oasl5; tierced beef steady, but
dull city extra India mess, sl5q 1850
Cut-Meats-In better demand; picked
bellies, 3-4dl4 7-sc.; shoulders. 4 lie.
hams. 1-2qS 3-sc.
city. s.; May. $50; refined quiet; Cont
nent $50: South America, S1o. COM
pound, si.62 1-2Ns4.H 1-2.
Pork-Active and firm; mesa, N0q$l0.5o.
western creamery, Haze: Elgins. &c.
Tallow-Quiet; city, 1S-lsc.; country.
Cottonseed oII-Firmer and in better
demand; crude, 21c.: yellow, prime, p l-2c
do. of grade, &c.
Rosln-Quiet and steady; strained. com-
mon to good. N.Dd3l75.
Turpentine-Steady at 2942s lac.
,Rice-F'irm, in fair demand, and I'M
Enthusiastically active and unchanged.
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy, hand-picked,
Coffee-steady and 5Q15 points up;
March Ok. Anril Sl2 Ag0Sl2YD. NAV.
Si2. 70aSi275; June. si2.S5; July, Sl2GSl2e5
August, Sll.6o; September, sll.25; Decem-
Der. $l0s5Q$ll; spot Rio firmer and quiet;
No. Z, $l36 i-2
Sugar-Raw easier and quiet; fair re-
fning, 3 5-Sc.: centrifugais. 80 degrees test,
404 1-Sc.; refined unchanged and quiet.
Freights to Liverpool-Quiet and nomi-
nal; cotton, by steam. 3-32d.; grain, do,
l sd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 1o.-Flour In
active.
Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red. spot, 73l73 l-sc.
March, 70 lac. asked; May, n l-2an SAC.
July. Il 1-2c asked; southern, by samcle,
7e9Hc.; do. on grade, 72975c.
is re- a m1xsa 8. sPG5 s a9 &c. J JnS
81 SIC; steamer. mixed, 80 7-SaS3c.; south
oats~steady; No. white western, % IL
as S-4c:; No.'2 mixed. do, 2ea25 1-2c.
hyt-'t'o1ss AVE- f~&''N's 49, ~'~>--
by: i6d47c., for western.
Hay-Firm. at Sl6, bid:
Grain Freights-Very dull.
Provisions-Quet: mess pork. Nl.5o;
Lard-Refined, s6.75.
Butter-Firm; fancy creamery, 22a23c.
ladle, lHpl5c.
Eggs-Firm at II 1-2c.
Coffee-Firm at IL 3-4c.
Sugar-Steady; granulated, 1-Sc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, March 10.-The government
report on wheat to be issued late In the
afternoon acted as a restraint on trade In
that grain to-day. The crowd has IL
pretty well settled to It's own satisfaction
that there Ia a good. large reserve yet
partment's figures are not likely to exert
a very powerful influence. The effect OF
the document IN advance was. however.
rather detrimental to business. The mar.
ket ranged below that of yesterday all
through the session, although at the close
the demand from put-holders was instru-
mental In producing steadier feeling at
a fair recovery
declined to "a he. and closed at GA 7-S<l
65c.-l-2c. under yesterday. Cash wheat
was easy.
The weakness OF wheat affected corn
to the extent of causing an easier feeling,
but not enough to produce marked de-
cline in values During the session there
was a fractional loss, but Immediately
previous TO the close a rally took place.
and final quotations were about the same
as those OF yesterday. Business was dull.
no incident of particular note taking
place.
May corn opened at 30 1-sc., sold at
30 1-il30 3-Sc., and closed at 20 1-ic.-un-
changed from yesterday. Cash corn was
steady to 1-4c. higher.
Oats moved but 1-sc. during. the session:
The range shows the limited volume OF
business. The inactivity gave the market
IN appearance OF steadiness, which ruled
throughout. May oats closed a shade
under yesterday. Cash oats were quiet.
Provisions-There was gain IN the
prices Of hogs this morning at 5410c. per
hundred weight, and owing to that i'm
proyement there was corresponding gain
In product. Business was only moderate.
and was confined 10 local operators ex-
clusiveiy. At the close May pork was
l0ul2 1-2c. higher than yesterday. May
lard &c. higher. and May ribs 1-2aioc.
higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
tinantnx Hixn6s. i<1Ne,C ClOSiux.