Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, December 7.--Flour dull
and held firmly; winter wheat, low grades
s2.O5a2.e0; Tair TO fancy, 2.cOg2so; patents,
81 1913 %; Minnesota clear 2.3OnZi w; pat
ents, S3i0Q3.55; low extnas. 2.0oq2.W:
southern flour dull but steady; common
to fair extra, S2lOa3.Oc; good to choice
do, IS. i0a3.50.
Wheat@FaIrly active, on local account;
export trade dull prices tsG i SSssSsos so:
anoat, 6iAQ62c. Options opened weak, de-
clIned hGiRc, rallied h44&c., reacted isc.s
and closed weak. haisc. below, yesterday
with trading dull; No. z red Janua[y'
Csorn--More active and firmer; No. q
SIC, in elevator: 5Sc., afioat Options Were
moderately active and firm at a hc ad-
vance; December, 56lsc.; January OSAe''
oats-QuIet and firmer. Options quiet
and Arm: December, 34tsc.; January, Solsc. !;
May, 36Ssc.; spot, No. 2, 47s9Sfsc.; mixed
" gsvnlbg Si good TO choice, 7Oa75c.
Wool-in moderate demand and steady;
domestic fleece. Hq@c.; pulled, zgS4e'
Beef Beef-pal Dull family. soWal2cO; extra
mess, $S.OOqs50; beef hams, quiet az sllVO
ml750 tiereed beef dull; city extra INDIA
Cut Meats-ouiet; picked bellies, tisc.
shoulders, SIC; hams. SlEasc.; miaaies
Lard1oulet, but lower; western steam.
81. 22ls; January, E.@i December NSo
N.s ss south America $50; compound
Pork-Dun but steady; mess. aSSOa
1L25 -,
Butter-ouiet fancy firm; State dairy
15GI23c. creamery, 1sG2ic.; western dairy
llTl6c. creamery, 1Sq25c.; Elgins, oc.
Cottonseed oiE-Dull and weak; crude
DC. yellow, &c.
Petroieum-Quiet and nominal
Rosin-Dull, but steady; strained CONF
mon to good, sl.30a1.S5.
Turpentine-Qujet and steady at 2iSi9y
Rice-steady and fairly active; domestic,
fair to extra, 4hq6c.; Japan, 4Ag4lse' a.
leans, open-kettle, good TO choice, 2SgsSc
demand fair; market steady.
Peanuts-Steady.
Coffee~options opened steady and closed
unchanged to % points down; DeceinpeT,
fl0ouiI3O: February, sl375; April, $3.50
"a o.. Ssntenber' so. Songs; October. 2.S5
dl30O spot Rio, quiet and steady NO.
suSar-Raw duh but steady. fair. re-
fining, &c.; refined dull but steady; or A.
3ssG35hc.; standard A, 3 l5-l5q f1sc, CUT
loaf, 4 i3-l6a5c.; crushed, B-l6u0c'
graduated, 15-16d4i4c.
Frelghts TO Liverpool-Quiet and steady;
cotton, sid; grain, sgd
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, December 7.-Fiour
Wheat-Steady; No. 2 red, spot and De-
cember Goa60Mc.; January, 6lQ6llsc., req
ruary, 62a62llc.; May, 65+a64c; steanlsn'
No. 2 red. 57457hc; sonth slsa;, oy sanpie'
GOa6lc.; do, on grade 5l1s46OSc. .os, q.
Corn-Quiet; mixed, spot and year, 1850
5Oibc.; January, 50kmDTtc.. May, o5c
steamer, mixed, 4Sasliislsc.; southern
white, 46a5Olkc.; do. yellow, 464slc. .-,,>,
oats--Flrm: No. 2 white, western "'sw
$780,; No. mixed, do. 3fAu35c
Rye-Quiet, but firmsr; No. g CSC. 80, -
Hay-f'irmI good to choice timothy, NZ'oo
Grain Freights-ouiet and steady. a..
Eautter-Steady; creamery, fancy soS ~;
ladle, lSal9c, store-packed, 1Oal2c.; roll
Coffee-Firm: No. Z. 1s7salec
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, December 7..-In wheat
to-day the tendency was lower, prices
however. keeping within narrow ranBs'
and being supported in the main by ncid-
ers of puts. Much discussion arose over
a rehash OF consular reports from Franz
fort. Paris, and Buenos Ayres. which
touched upon the Yields Of the different
countries represented, and the imports on
exports, as the case might be. EXTRACTS
from these reports appeareus u na -,
Washington date, in one OF the chicago
morning papers. The market was IN
fiuenced weeks ago by the very same re-
ports, yet II felt the effect again to-day;
10 the detriment OF prices. The principal
weakening factor, however, was the iaii-
ure OF liverpool 10 recognize the lase
recovery OF American markets. The open
ing was lower than yesterdays close Dy
sc, and az no time during the session
ala prices succeed in passing the starting
point on the upgrade. May wheat opened
at from CO.'S to h95sc., decllneu 70 ;sse,
than Yesterday. Cash wheat was steady
'Corn--,rhe buying side OK corn grew m
popularity to-day. There were several
reasons for this. The receipts were Nv
a trifie, the Withdrawals from store were
heavy, and the weather was wei Wners
dry weather was wanted. May corr
opened at from 50 TO 5litc.; sold between
455. and 50ikQ507sc.. and closed al sV'sc.-
Nc. higher than yesterday. Casn SoIl
oats--The trade in oats was quiet anc
devoid OF interest Prices heid welh ana
al the close showed a shadow OK improve.
ment. The strength OF corn was the nstif
prop to values. May closed a fraction
higher than yesterday. Cash oats wer'
Provisions--A prominent local profes
sional evinced much aaxiety 20 advanc'
| prices to-day, the general belief being tna
| he was long, and would feel better salts
| ned IL he could dispose OF his hoidingl
| 10 some slight advantage The hos mar
/ ket did not show much change, ana pro
| visions conceded With the steady FEELING
! The trade was narrow end restricted, ans
| prizes held within prescribed limits. I'M
| close wes 2lzc under yesterday for Jann
| ary pork. a shade lower for January lard
| and zikff5c lower for January ribs.
| The leading futures ranged AZ sonoWs;
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