Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


Crenshaw's. s652
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 5.--Flour-Dull and
nominally easy; city-mill patents, $3.50
$615; Minnesota patents, S.30QS56O
Rye Flour-Steady.
BuckWheat Flour-Steady at G.30.
Buckwheat-Steady at 42c.
Cornmeal-Dull; yellow western, 7Oc.;
Rye-Qulet; No. 2, 59asOc; State rye,
soc.
Barley-Dull; feeding, 4Oc.
Barley Malt-QuIet; western, 81 l-2nbic.
Wheat-SpOt easy; No. red. fl.OI 3-S.
| Options opened steady at a 1@l IL per
| cent. advance on cables, and after sud
| den break due partly TO favorable crop
news, rallied slightly on covering and
closed partly 1-Sc. net lower; No. red.
March, closed N.057-S; May, closed
Corn-Spot easy; No 2. S71-2c. Options
I opened STEADY. with wheat, but declined
| under further liquidation, closing l-Sc.
! net lower; May, "a 7-Sq35 1-Sc, closed Doc;
oats-Spot quiet; No. 2, 81 S-4c. Options
dull and barely steady, closing l-Sc. low
er; May. closed 80 BIC.
| Realistically; family, Sl125qa1.75; extra
mess, SSdSS.5O; beef hams. 2lUS23; packet
| Cut Meats-Quiet; picked bellies, $40
| 7c.; do shoulders, 43-4c.; do. hams, SIC.
| Lard-Easy; western steamed, $0.4V;
May, $3.50, nominally; refined quiet
SO 75GA2.J0; family. $il.50QN2
Butter-Steady western creamery; l5g
% 1-2c.; DO. factory, ll4li Lei Elgins,
| 201-2c.; irritation creamery, IS 2ql7c.;
state dairy. 130l17c; do. creamery, l4a20c.
| Cheese-Dull; large white, September
| S1-2c.
Y he; western fresh, l2c.; southern Kg
Potatoes-Quiet: New York, s2.37 la
! s.. so; sweets, $3QA.
| Petroleum-Nominal; refined, New YORK,
! $3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore, S5.S5;
| do. in bulk. 1885,
| good, Sl4OaS.4j.
! Turpentine-Firm at &c.
Rice-Firm; domestic, fair to extra,
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans, open ket'
| tie good to choice, 2S430c.
| Cabbage-Dull at S30A.50.
-Oil-Barely steady; prime
! crude, 20a20 lie; do, f.. o.. b. mills, 100
! l6 l-2c.; prime summer yellow, &c; OF
| summer yellow, p 1-2p3c.; butter oil, 26g
| CSC; prime winter yellow, 2Sq2S l-2c.
Coffee-Options opertd quiet at I'M
| changed prices; ruled inactive and quite
| fedtureless; trading confined TO local
| Operators; selling checked by small re-
| ceipts at Rio and santos ana predicted
| small shipments; close dull at unchanged
/ prices. Sales, 1000 bags, including April,
| 81, 80: Nav 5.55. Spot Rio dull; No. Z,
| invoice. $6.25 No. Z, jobbing, 1913; mild
steady; Cordova, IS. 25q$l6.
| Sugar-Raw steady fair refining,
ii1i6c.; centrifugal, sc degrees test,
| Size. refined steady; mould A, 5l-2c.;
| granulated. l-4c.
NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. March Sat the close OF
the weeks operations the situation IN
cotton goods is about the same, with
oil 4hu
have been light in both extras and ordi-
nary In staple cottons the local market
is quiet in all grades The week III WOOL
lens has also been quiet one. cotton
fabrics are only purchased IN ouus ana
ends.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE March 5.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull and easy; spot and a, d, the ne
month, $ooqSl6SsS - April G;% cr l7 S9
red, 95 l-2Q95 S-4c.; southern wheat, by
sample, 9ScqN.0l; do, on grade 30 l-Zc'V
Corn-steady; spot and the month,
mixed, 3SQS3 Lac. southern white corn
80 1-2a84 l-2c.; do. yellow, SS 1-iQ4 lac.
Oats-steady; No. white, western
"a 1-2QS5c. No. mixed. DO, sSa5S &c
Rye-Dull and lower; No. z near pY
55c. No. 2 western. 56c. bid.
Hay-Firm for the better grades; choice
timothy, S1250dSl3.
Grain Freights-Nery quiet; rates S'e"uy
and unchanged.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
Butter-Firm and unchanged
Eggs-Quiet and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchansed.
Lettuce-Per basket, HQ$loO.
Whiskey-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, March 5-Covering in May
wheat by northwestern shorts was the
feature to-day. IT was the principal rae
tor in an advance OF eS 6isn hn ed"' was
communicated TO July, which closed at q
IiT3-Sc. advance. A good deal or ner-
vousness was shown at times. Armour
orders for shipment nc,d ipS d depressHg ef
feet rlv i'm the session. Corn ana oats
were dull and closed with hardly any
change in their previous values, RIO
visions were weak and 2l-Ddoc. lower.
Leading futures ranged as tolloWs'
Opening. Highest lowest Closing
WHEAT--No.2.
March. ...104 Lut |e w. i05W
May ,......lO9 i0Sat-/ Sex1.7k oo5f
Iuiy. ... 00AaH VVs%aS o"9sa|s 'osS
CoRH--No.
Nav. 30Aa9s 30a4 29s5sSo 3oSaa
g September : 'sssS s.% Sa3s ssssaIS
.1nIy....e4ss s49s 245saH 2lhass
MISS P0RK--Per bDL oo
May..... .Sl0.40 slO.4?1s siO.3o sio'so
July 1915 1047H l0.40 l0.45
LARp-Per 100 ida
May ..Hs5.l5 $c.l5 S5.l21s so'io
July ...... $50 h2o o'"V o'~~%
SHORT RIBs-Per 100 lbs
s5.l2ss s&l6 s5.12h s5.15
july. .blSx o.20 ol'h o.-o
Cash quotations. were as follows: NO; :.
winter patent. t.Seips5; straights, Si.3J0
a'6o: spring special, $5.l5qS.i0; spring
patent s70aS;lo stTa s.gss st s. 81
snr,ne wheat, 93c. Isl; No. 2 red, sl0I l-2Gp
II o5 10 No 2 corn, . 1-sg29 Lie. No.
oats, Is l-2a2s S-se No. white ns., - l5 5;a,
19c No. fiaxseed. 81; new. SIPS.
Prime iSri timothy seed, sass Mess pork,
Der barrel. so.a0qsisfO. Lard, per . 100