Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-12
sew YORK PRopucE MARKET.

NEW YORK March 1l.-Flour-Weak
and slightly lower; city-mil patents
$J.S5M$6l0: Minnesota patent 22d$o.vV
Rye Flour-Dull
Buckwheat Flour-Duli al a5VaSl.o'
nominally.
Buckwheat-E at $3.50.
Cornmeal-Dull.
rye, IS i-2c.
Barley-Dull feeding, a l-2c.
Barley Malt--Quiet. s
Wheat-Spot weak; No. red, Nl.oo %
(. o. b. Options opened easy. on caDiss
news. rallied slightly on covering, and
then collapsed. in response TO rald DS
a prominent Chicago elevator man H'"
the bear crowd generally. Bulls Were
utterly routed. and made no attempt 10,
ward a recovery all day. . Prices closed
Use, net lower Heavy liquidation was
a feature No. red, March. closed
sl.03 rs; May closed at So 7-Sc ~
Corn-Spot steady; No. z, 81 5-Sc. up,
report and cable news. There was
further advance on heavy export orders,
but late reaction, with wheat, clo1lns
unchanged: May closed at 80 l-sc'; july
closed at 36 1-4c.
tions moderately active and fairly STEADY;
with corn. closing unchanged; May cioseu
at 30 5-Sc.
Beef-Flrm.
Cut Meats-Dull.
Lard~Steady; western steamed, S45;
May 1851 nominal. Refined easy
Pork-Dull. ,.0,
| Butter-Steady; western creamery o dop
| 2Oc.: do. factory, 11al5c.; Elgins, Soc.;
| Imitation creamery, Halle: State DAIRY
| l3d19c.: do. creamery. l5nl9 l-Ic.
| Cheese-Dull; large white, September
ocirgos-Firm. state and Pennsylvania,
| n0fIi 1-4c.: western and southern, ~ S-s c
| Potatoes-Quiet; New YORK. $-'S' l-%e
$50; sweet, 81, I5da u,.,o crude 9o61
| Cottonseed- Oil-Quiet; prime cruue' N0e
201-2c: yellow, 2Sc.
! PetrOleum-Dul. - 60
Rosin-steady: strained, common 10
| good S.i2 l-2n$l.45.
Turpentine-Steady.
! Rice-Firm.
! Enthusiastically.
! Cabbage-Quiet at S2qS. ..o.a,,
Coffeeo Onions opened barely STEADY
with prices 59lO points lower r nndert tome ::
| local liquidation, inspired by heaVy I bI
lillian receipts; weak local spot ma i ~,
lack of speculative support, anu Wa n,,d
like conditions, both In this country ,o si,d
| in pretty much all Europe. Cl eiee
steady and sails points net lower: s sales :. es.
| ~ IN bags, Including March, SlogSo'2g'
| Nav s5.25Gs5SO. Spot Rio weak; No 00;;utdi
Invoice, Use; No. = Joopag, tatsc ~
Suenr-Raw steady; fair refining. o-Sc ;
Centrifugal s6-degree test, also. Ike
fined quiet.
NEW Work. DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 11.-Conditions are
stilI quiet I'm most branches OF dry sCNVus
today Tho sales of cotton and wooilen
GOODS al hrst hands both by man orGSI
and in store-trading. are h t,i rearlv ali
price-tone is still sustained In hearly 81,
Quarters although there are cSsS, III.
made. These however, are scarSeIy Po r
sible, except where certain lines shv" 20,
siderable accumulation; =, me t,o r reports
! - lu -
from western and interior joobers' WI.
are evidently doing good business f5iil,
! cloths have sold quite extensively at i-'
cents outside Of Fall River; ReguiaIS
are in moderate request. 900 soouS CO. co
fairly active in demand, at prices oaseo
on the above quotation on regulars Apou
ion 600 pieces. odds and extras, nave oeel
sold Prints and ginghams snow II.
change of moment In any sIauo VI
quarter.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March h-Flour-Dul
and unchanged. ,..,,o. srot an,
the month, 9SI1it9S $50: April, 9S 7-SaS9c;
MAJ g9N99Kc: steamer No. req, 9iN
ale: southern wheat by sample Soe
99ilc; do. on grade, @dSsc. .n
2, 7.Sfg34c,: April. 5p4@3i 3-sc. May, S4l2c
hid. steamer mixed, 80 S-Sa33lzc.; south
s ern white corn, 33%m34ac.; do. yelio"
331kGSilzc. ,,,,o u,os,orr 2nhf
Z Oats-Steady; No. 2 white western Sf7s'
35c.. No 2 mixed, do, 32u3215c
Rve-Steady: No. 2 near by, oo12g
No 3 western, 5612a56f4c 40 -o1ss,,
Z Hay--t'irm; choice timothy, $lZoOqSl3.
Grain Freights-Very dull ana vi
Suear~Strong and unchanged.
Rutter-Firm and unchanged.
EcCs-Quiet and unchanged.
L Ckeese-Steady and unchanged.
j.. Iettuce-$l. 25nH.50 per basket
= Whiskey-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO March lit looked for,
few minutes In the wheat market to-da
&c ~ such a furry would ensue that
might sweep the big bulls off their Zee
What appeared to be an organized ra
+ was made on May, brokers onerlng th'
y. option at prices A0ikc. under what l-eit'
brokers were bidding for II, but refuslI
IN sell TO the latter at less than II
eiter bid price. July broke &c. in II
excitement, and continued weak 20 u
end closing at a loss of Use. Letter
heavy buying. finally got the market vi
u der control. and succeeded in holding u
Nav price at yesterdays hgure-Sl;W II
market was a vicious one Tor unl
The coarse grains showed good deal
steadiness in the face Of the wheat brea
and lost only 1-Sc OF their previo
values. Provisions, starting strong b
came weak. and closed 2zHl1sc lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Opening. Highest. lowest Closin
WHEAT-No.2 =.
M Msscn...."1 G4ls iO4A 1884 70.
1uly....... 90laass eJ14a2s SSA ss4'
CoRN-No. 2.
May... 3OlSass 3oIeaas a0NeA 81
July....~.SSi9saA az az S s1isas S S
Sept......,3%tS o-H "~n"'s |h'
May......,..El1s ~ts .SA -,
July......"24A @7H f~
MRss PogK-Per BbL =,
Mav........sIO3O sl0.35 $40 liz sl0.2'
" July mo-. 1882 10 32b lo'Zo luz
LARD-Per 1ODlDs
May........s5.25 s5.g5 $50 s5.2l
- july. 53.n $50 5.251f o.3
"a SHORT RIBs-Per 100 lbs.
May....-...s5.I5 s5.I5 s5.10 al:
Juiy....... .5.22h b.22ts 5.lo 81
n Cash quotations were as follows: Flo
dull. No. yellow corn, - l-fnZ9 l-Zc. 7
2 spring wheat, 92u9ic.; No. sprl
wheat. et096c.; No red, sl02aSlO2
No. 9 corn, 20 1-4d29 l-2c. No. GA
26 I-2c.; No. white, T. o. b., 80 l-2g5l
No. white, f. o. b., rs l-2a29 l-2c. NO
rye, i-4e, No; o nar1ey' Prime Stc timot
i" seed. SEQ. Mess pork. per barrel, $40.
$40 90 Lard per 100 pounds, S5.l5q$oII
short rib sides Qoose), SlfS5.3O; dry-sai'
"a Shoulders boxed, A.75aS; short Gle
sides (boxed), S5.3OdS5.40. Whisky, q
tillers' finished goods, per gallon N.b
Sugar. cut-loaf, ,1 nnenahSe9' r, nSI
steady; creamery, lSalse'; dairy ilal
Cheese quiet at sos l-4c' EseS s'e"'
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