Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
Nrw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. February 3.-Flour dull
and about steady; winter wneat, ~"
grades, $2eo4245; patents, SOD 80, mNl.
nesota clear. s.. J0Q2s0. patents. $500;
low extras ss.c5d2. Is: southern -four dun
but steady: common TO fair extra SS"G
500: good 20 choice do, S.lO0hD;
Wheat-Firmer but very dull; No. 2 RED,
store and elevator, 66lsc.: ahoat; 11B
67Ac. Options opened weak anu u s,.a.I,,
l,liAc., rallied LNsc., and closed steauy.
Ia &c. over yesterday; trading very dull;
No. 3 red, February. e6l4c.' March, e'isc.;
May, 69.sc.
elevator, $40. options h4hc. higher
closing firm; February, 42Ac; March,
a9ssc.: May, l4Iac.
Oats-Duli but flrmer; February. .3rsc {;
March, 3i3.c.; May, 43sc; spot no.
Stg3isc; No; white SOg ia; H''NV'
Hay-Quiet and steady; shipping, 500
CSC: good to choice. S00Nc.
Wool-Fairly active and steady; DO
nestle. 20l25c,: pulled. l6f25c.
ReefLDull but firm; family. sliooGl3M;
extra mess, sSO0lfS %: beef hams quiet az
SIS 5Oai7OO: tierced beef dull; city extra
India mess sl9o0aN0.
Cut meats-Quiet and frm; picked bel
lies, 7s.c.: shoulders, 6AgIc.; hams, 9'ac''
Iard~Quiet and easier: western steam.
closing SIS; city. S.31is February. VIZ:
March, $775; May. $40 refined quiet and
easy, continent, AN.t". sSo"Nh 49,
Pork-In fair demand and steady; mess,
SliO0Ul4.50.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
| Cotton-see oil-Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-Steady. .
Turpentinc-Dun but firm at siiaq3ec.
Rce-Steady; domestic, Sl41jlsc.; Japan
MoIasses-Forelgn nominal; New Or
Peanuts-Qulet; fancy, $50.
! Cofee-Options duu. points down 70
/ points up; March, $50; May. SLID,
Jqly' ' nsij spot RIO duh but steady
Sugar~Raw quiet and firm; fair refn-
| Ing, 92.c.: refined fairly active and hrm
! No. 6, 3Xd3 l3-ljc; standard \. ! l-l6g
44c.; cut. loaf and crushed. 4 lS-l6a0c.;
graduated, l-l6uiasc,
Freights to IIverpool-Quiet and steady;
/ cotton. 9-6id. bid 5-i2d.. asked; grain.
/ ed bid 2Hd.. asked
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
! BALTIMORE, MD. February S.-Flour
duh and unchanged.
] Wheat-Firmer; No. 2 red. spot and
February. N,nGikc; March. 65',c.. asked;
May. 6ShM6Sizc.; steamer No. red, ga
/ Q6lc.; milling wheat, by sample, SAC
Gilac.
Corn-Frmer: spot mixed. exc, BIZ
February, 42Pi2Ac May SIC. DID
steamer mtzed 7sQilc., southern corn
by sample, l3a4li.c.; do. on grade, asa
0ats-Quiet and steady: No 2 white
western. S503JI2c.; No. ? mixed do. $3.50
SIC.
Rye-N Neglected: No ?. soc.
Hay--Slow. good to choice timothy. N50
Grain frelghts-Firm and unchanged.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. Hi, February 5.-What
promised 70 bA very weak wheat mar
ket was converted into a firm one ever
bordering on strength mainly througt
covering by shorts. Very little or "A start
ling nature Was heard. What news was u
hand was about evenly DIVIDED as To IT,
nature. fhe market opened isllsc. love
than yesterdays closing. declined lsc.
and then advanced i2Qhc.
Corn was easy at the opening or tn
session. but became firm when whfa
strengthened. The range OF prices wa
narrow. at one time going outside OF th'
quarter limit. The close was 1T the same
figures as yesterdays.
oats were 80 dull that 4, OF a cent ON
| braccd the fluctuations for the day. y,
| marked feature could be noticed Tn
close was = shade over that Of yes'er
DAY.
Provisions wera weak. after n nrr
opening. Prices declined IN the absence Of
support anu hfit Nil'ANNN ~ IL iii'tAiili IT.
commisslOn-hOuse. outside markets were
weak, and foreign steady The demanD
was light for domestic consumption. an
fair for continental export Receipt
were light. and shipments liOeral. MAY
pork closed l0c. lower May lard ~ -
lower. and May RIBS i5c. lower.
Cash quotations; Flour quiet and steady
. Whcat-No. spring, cole; No. . nd
6Oiac No. 2 corn. 55hc. No oats, 2sitc
PORK. S2 G0l2G7ia. Lard N.f5dl50 RIBS
yc37isfis42ia. shoulders. S6.2JaG50 Sides
81 S7fsffI25 Whiskey. Y.lj.