Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-14
,2.soaa.@; good to

mon to fair extra, s23oaA-so; good to
choice do. S2.9on $3.50.
Wheat-Spot market dull; options we're
d aee aSd r Ns ss s0' Nav yaS csc june
6slzc.; July, exc; August, ts'ac.' sep'eln-
Der, 6sAc.: December, Hlkc. -.
Corn-Spots duh but firm; NO. Z, S91sc,;
in elevator: 3ei1c. afioat: options were dun
and steady al a isahc. decline; May,
35hc. July, s64c. September. &Ssc.
Oats-Spots less active and hrm: OBJ
lions duh but hrmer; May. 2isc. june
SiAe. July, 2fAe:; spot NO . 80 80 W
Hay-Firm; fair demand; shipping, wa
75c.; good to choice, 95c. GSl.0,
Wool-Quiet and unchanged:
Reef-Slow. steady. and unchanged
Beef Hams-Easy at $lf50qS5.
Tierced Beef-Dull; city extra lndia
mess. $liNSl5.50.
ut-Meats-Quiet. easy. and unchanged
Lard-Quiet and easy; western steam team
Continent $50; South American, So.JOi
compound. SL2jaSt.5O.
Pork-Duli. easy, and unchanged.
Butter-Quiet; fancy about steady; FL
s Ee,gsIFancy steady and unchanged.
TallOw-Dull and weak; city, 5-ioA
| SIC; country. 3lsH5Ac.
Cottonseed- On-Quiet and easy; crude,
Rosin-ouiet and steady; strained, COM
mon TO good. Sl.SlUS.@. ,..,.o-
Turnentine-D and weak az 26a402Ic.
Rice-In fair demand, steady, ana I'M
e'l NiIso,iiasses-Flrm. fairly active. and I'M
changed.
Coffeerouiet and unchanged to 10 points
down May, $780, June, si2@; august
| Sl2TSl2O5: September, $l.ij; october
/ Nf.lO: December. Sl075; March, SV.oSV
/ 5000: spot Rio iirmer and quiet; NO
Sugar-Raw firm but dull; fair refining
/ 9sIc hid. centrifugals C5-degree tesD,
/ lI.c. bid refined quiet, steady ana uh-
Freiebts to Iiverpool-Market quiet end
/ firm: cotton. by steam. 5-6id.; grain, by
/ steam, 2d.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
strawberries-North Carolina, per quart
! 2i@Glic: DO. Norfolk, DO, 4alOc. .,
Beets-Florida, per crate, '9c.4 S.-Di W.
/ Florida and Charleston, per loO bhnches'
Cnrcumbers-Florida, per crate, $500
| $3.50: 30. Savannah and Charleston per
| basket. sass. 80. ,,1.,, ~. l.,
! savannah. do, $lJ0NS2: do. Charleston
| 40 81 59dS2. do North Carolina. 40,
| 81. 25GH.7 do. Norfolk. do, N.23q Sl.oo'
! Eggplant-FlOrida, per box MpS-.o 81.
| Lettuce harleSton per bdHia''' "VN'ef''
! do Norfolk. do 50H1jc. 80
/ peas-North Carolina. per basket 500
| 75c.: do. half barrel. Toe nN; 90. tnafles-
! ton per basket, 50HI3c., do. Norloik' per
/ half barrel, Slaa.JO; dc. Baltimore per
ORadishss-Norfolk. per barrel, c.GH.5o.
/ String Beans Savannah, per basket
| 81 25GS2: do. Florida. per craze 9yo'd Fi'-'i
DO. Charleston. per basket, $ht9HSz.n.
/ Squash-Florida, per crate 0o9'oc.; 10
f.ua lsa or
Tomatoes-Florlda. per carrier, $3.50
/ $3.50. 900. =, o,,.,,rob
/ s2G$5; do. Charleston, 21So.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
! BALTIMORE. MD, May B-tlour-
Wheat-Very dun: No. 2 red, spot, Goa
case. MAY. GgLm@iac.: July and August
CS2.Q6slac.; southern by sample 1-o'lc''
&C Co T mixed spot, and May
| spsG8la,c.; June. 3ia,G35c.: July, 55l21
355sc.: steamer mixed. 33hu33i3c.; southern
white. S5ikG36c do. yellow, 354n33lzc;-,,
Oats-Firm; No. 2 white western, -o4W
2Gc.: No 2 mixed western, 2rAQ2r2c
Rye-Quiet and steady; NO = 4lH &c
for nearby 43diic. for western.
Hay-Steady at SliNSL0O. ,
| Grain Frelghts-Easy and unchahSeu'
! Sugar-Actiye; graduated, SJ.D.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
I
| wheat ala not fare so well to-day as they
| did Yesterday The market presented
/ scarcely anything in the way OF strehs VI,
and although damage stories galore W.
| anoat. they were OF little use as buil ar
! guments. the trade In general preieIilns
{ 10 rely on the benefits TO be derived from
/ the rains and showers actual ana p'os-
| pectiye. from the wlnter-Wheat sectJiS
| reported. The declaring Of all Armour ele-
/ vators irregular had the effect or m
ducing some short covering, bit II did not
produce any particular alarm among ope-
rators. 49,. ,..t,t,
/ and with no indications Of a revival OF
| strength July wheat opened at from
/ GtiL064lka6u.c.. sold between bi1suo5tc.'
closing at 633sH63l2c.-ssc. under yesterusy +;
Cash wheat was easy and &c per bushei
Coma temporary period Of firmness
/ was noted at the opening or the market
for corn, but the strength specify gdES
I wav to weakness when II was observed
that wheat would furnish no assistance
I To prices The business was nothing our
I Of The ordinary, and was distinctly local
/ in its character. Values declined mode
rateiv and AT the close were but little
| above the lowest Of the session. july corn
( opened at from 501s TO 5Oi2cs declined 10
| 23a, q297sc., and closed at 2s'sc.-'sa &c;
! under Yesterday. CaSn corn was easy anu
! &c lower than yesterday.
| oats had a very good trade to-day. the
! undertOne Of firmness remarked yesterday
] being still in evidence. The exports were
/ credited with having large share I'm pro-
| ducing the strength. Shorts displayed a
! lack OF confidence and covered with free-
! dom. July oats closed &c. under yeSter-
day. Cash oats were firm at yesterday >
Proyislons.-For time just after the
opening product presented steady tone
! al practically unchanged quotations. but
when late reports giving a weak FEELING
with a Sc. decline In hog prices were re,
! ceived the tone weakened and prices fell
| away i'm sympathy. July pork closed DC.
| lower than Yesterday, july lard Zee.
! lower and ribs 2ia0Jc. lower.
| The leading futures ranged as follows:
opening. BignosL Lowest Closing
| Wheat 49, 80, co,,
! May. .......63 0J's oE+ .o.3-
| sept ..64Ea% 6iM O4aR o4h