Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
Ter. 2; srSppers. Z: syup. a,
Rsvsnus Coilrctssns:
Cears and cigarettes
Tobacco .. 'f's'sss.s.... r. u
S.jo q
s2 n

Slear ana cigarettes
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The dark loose sales co,,, ,..'.'.- SE 10
only U.lSo pounds being -, 70 tsl on.
quality OF Offerings Wa "~say. Tks
prices ruled about a. her, POOR zni
Ivose sates were very fnil. b,,, ~, Brshe
s,rns A.. S.s,s, Wa poorer than f,s <ssty
on sale. the lower grade. u1.ee>sa wer.
tntire sales. Nothing sold o,'llng the
change Is noticeable In pr,ees. 'sr 80 No
pr,na, LIVE Ss'ss were larvs, a.,
f,ices are generally reported 80, Today.
wagons are coming In c,.,, s~sSactory.
n mug and large sales Of DARK 49,. ,rrs'y 10
NEW YORK PRODUCE y,py,
NEW YORK. February r,.hi
low o ~ freely: winter
Minnesota clear. & ssssas v ns, y sas'e.
W, low extras. EglI2 t5 Sa,'.ss \.N9
e eii ami easy; common h ,s"fn fouF
1900; good to choice do. Si,s.. seaHa,
red, store and elevator. 20. lime s,nnef. No. q
eshpec, Options opened W.. shoA'.
eined - &c, reacted i.g;sc 49, 40 De.
nrm, and tntc. over ysstertns ' s,osei
, hn~ar'a,e trade: No. ri. WIN
Corn-Duil but rrm 10 t~,
tons DUH opening At a i's,l VIZ o.
iaIlying lsTlsc.. and closing 6r,n .,l,hs
S ycr SMu sY az February. C',c Mani
=, oats-More active: February %,
March. Sc; MAY. 5n.c ny 4hc;
march. .s<r5lc.. spot. No 4 ~ S9lie.
s 20. white. SlyasSae. misei 49,
hay-steady: shipping. ss.sc. ~,
wool-steady ard IN fair l.,,,.,
nestle fleece. So-Jc pulled ss ~ Do
beei,sluiet: Family. 81 esiiIs,- .,,..
1850. Tiercei beef dull ts, 'sa, ,,Ve a
extra India mess. sisOoRg ~ "' CITY
Cut meats-Dull but STEADY. ,i-Lt.s
iles; ,,sc;: shoulders, 6.bic. hams n o''.
Lard-9ulet and iirmer western ST.,
closing S.6; city. SIS. future n,..l.In
Ieinlei quiet, continent Is ut.'
America, $50, COMPOUND s. ri.Ss ,S'1'h
pork-Quiet and steady. mess 50 jli "a,
Butter-In moderate demand. o.,
steady, State dairy. lsa2lc. ,lo rres,,.'-,A
hM2lc.: western dairy i7i re- p
creamery, lsuzsSc.; Eigins ss.c w.
cotton-seed oil-Dull AND weak. c,,,a.
SSu2Sisc.. yellow, 33's5S.r N"9e'
Petroleum-Quiet ard unch,n-,,
Rosin--Dull and easy. striln.f -.
to good. si.01,.al.io common
Turpentlne-Qule and firm, "a, s,,L.,..
Rice-Moderateiy active am steadS -
mestie' fair to extra. 5aachc. lsm9.
Molasses- Foreign nominal. N.w -.
leans. good to cho'ce. auSc nav,
dull but steady.
Peanuts-Quiet: fancy hand rsek.d "a,
Conee-Options barely steady ami 81,
points down: February. SIS = Aprii ns.s'
June. $3.50: September. So 'aail q ~
cemher St0. Spot no dull bat st,sSv,
No. I, iI&c.
ing, S-isc. Refined fairly a. sr '' Sa;
tN04 Slice. cut loaf. ,'saS lie rrut,.s
4xdS i-isc.; granulatei. tsat i.isr
ea Ere'sh ss,t to Lis ssS ana rather
grain. gid. bid 2isd asked N'''
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKrr
BALTIMORE. February S-Fow-pun
Wheat Steady; No. red. spot. and
February. ess2S2Ac. Msrsh elc. ssss
May, ssts rxsitc.. stesmsr. No. y r,L
tsbss%c.i milling wheat by sample, &c
Corn-steady nigel SPOT. fhiAlAc;
May. sssc, sia' s,eamsr' 'i nis ', W ~.
&psc: southern, by sample. ~ uc. 10
on grade. As42c.
oais-f'um; Ne z white, western. Slsc;
Rye-DulI; No. I, &c
Hay-Quiet, good to choice timothy,
Eggs-Quiet at is,sanic: demand lish,
Conee.Dull; RIO oargoeA talr ls.c:
No. 7. Inc.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. February s-rhere WIS an
undtrcurrent OF anxiety and unr. rinss.s
tn be observed at the op~nin I'M,
wheat market to-day. YsIrul. ter.
noon the curb was demoraizsd li.
Guilty seemed To be with New Yofa go
trading on the curt WIZ weak .a 4
cited, Prices opened weak snI I,r
lower than they closed lnst nuht .ni
there was "a wild scraInbl, 10 sell CO.,. bee
tore matters had gone very flr-iu ut
with the first tap OF the bell n. \. h. sier
appeared az n buyer H. seemed % have
an unlimited order ~ sc or under tor
May. AZ wan at firsf supposed that biz
purchases were for New YORK account.
and traders were ~ los. - reconcile
the action OF that cCtcrle Of operators
with the published accounts u TIE clnoi-
ton OF their market within the nnst
fifteen minutes OF the session. however
although II II not generally customary
Ia do 50 quickly, Lester gave 90 no
name OF T. -. Armour 60 on ne
wheat he mad bought. II was then u-
memberti that Arnours Own trailer ~
bought considerable wheat 4 feeling Df
confidence became apparent lt once Hut
what promised 10 b. a disaster Sns
ANeffe1. Inc opening WIS 'lt'It- i"h"fs
prices advancing &c. ami closing 80
higher than YESTERDAY
Corn was largely influenced hy M tr-
ton OF wheat. oreuinS weak AM ~
lower. II became nrm however AMI a4.
vanced &C, easei 4 iIlN'. and closed
unchanged from yesierlly
oats were independently steady 10 hrl
on nght offerings The demand Wls un-
i'm portant. however Prices closed VIA
a gain OF isc for the DAY
Provisions opened steady This was Tue
10 a higher hog market Later, on nlm'
covering by shorts. there was lllil- 90.
vance. Packers displayed very ltt@ I1-
terest. Thar operations although small.
were mainly ON the buying nlf hay
pork closed i2iec higher. May lard ~,
higher and MAY ribs 1'ac. higher
Cash quotations Flour Was quiet win
little doing. feeling easy. prices fsyor'ps
buyers Wheat No. ., spring, SIS. ~.
: red, 5g.c. Corn, No 2. 3'.c oats No.
2 2sc Pork, So Eizfn2b. lAni. so
Ribs. &S7has. VIZ, shoulder, @.AFt.
sides 81 NM l2is. Whlskey Alll
RI. Ie.finr futures RANGED AS follows