Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-16
NEW YORK pRoprcr

NEW YORK, February Il naEL
low grades. szo0ei2G; patents. "a Wat.
Minnesota clear. N.5gqzs9: patsn,.@ stS,
An AL; low extras. N9S2S; southern Tf. o,s,,
%;giiJ.o; good to choice, s. loi.a :, sA'fa,
Wheat-Dull and weaker.
store and elevator. eo,s1sii.c rel
options were active but weak. fsIl,s,.. es
u,isy; ra,,y,n n 49,, and closing wssI
ruary, oe+sc.; March. &c: MAY ~ fee'
Corn-Duli and easier. No. z 60,
in elevator: +5d4skc.. siioat. on,Ion.s
Easy. and lsuSc, lower; February. ,s suL
Oats-Dull and easy; February .z,.
March. sac; May, 1Ic.: No ~;
March. s6Lc.:. spot, No. 4 ~ assess'.s.
No. white. sIIfdsi.c.: mi,nii' ,ass.ac.;
S6ns7lc.; white do. 3sanc. "'s'en.
Hay-Quiet and about steady
Wool-Steady and in fair demand
Besf-Quist and steady; beef ha,,. A.,
at $500; tierSd beef inactive IN, ~. oIi
Cut Enthusiastically and quiet. 49,;
bellies. NC: shoulders, exc, hams s sle
middles nominal. 49,
Lard-Quiet and steady. Fa,nrc, MAJ,
nal; refined q, ssi,s d u Continent IS. com.
Por RI. but less active; mess.
Butter-Quiet AMI UNCHANGED
cotton,seed ,, oilr3aiet and easy: crude.
pstroieum-Quiet and UNCHANGED
Rosin-Quiet and steady.
Turpsntine-Quiet ana lower az ga,
SAC.
RIce-steady and moderately aet,va. -
nestle. fair to extra, Shajsc.; Japan. h,
aikc. "
Molasses Nominal.
peanuts-QuIet; fancy. hanl.plcsel. ~
G3&c. u
Coffee-Optlons duh and sas co,,,,
down: March. $3.50: May, NSl5. sen,sn,'
Der. Miloalii5; spot Rio dull and essy.
No. 7, $l7.00ul7 l2k.
refining. 2 i5-i6c. refined quiet and steady.
standard a. iisnt 7-l6c. cut-loaf sri
crushed. 5Q5 S-l6c; granuiated. 90,
/ 4 s-l6c.
weak; grain nrm; cotton, SOD, bld.
grain. 81.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD, February l5.-Biour
! dull and unchanged
wheat-Dull and lower; No > rci. spo,
and February. 5oisH6o%c. March 81
bid: NAV. 63,s aeSh.c.: steamer No D rss'
| SIC, bid: milling wheat, BY sssaple, coz
| 6lEc.
February, aikc., bid; March. NNIu.c.
May, exc, bid; steamer miSed ,9,e.'
bid; southern. by sample, @g6lIc; do,
oats-Firmer: No 2 white western. 81,
| aS6c. No. 2 mixed do. 4gsiac.
Rye-Quist: No. ?. ylc.
Hay-steady; good to choice dmo,hy
| Nt50dl5.50.
| Egss-Firm az lie.
cof.ee-Duil; Rio earsoea falls issss
Cotton steady: midiline. 5sc.
Othern articles unchanged
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February l5rThs .yhess
| market to-day was dominated W Mrs.kn
| advices and foreign orders. Wv York
| was prominently active IN tho dIsssnlnA-
| ton OF the bearish news. The CINCINNATI
| price Current was disDurs gfrE 10
holders and encouraging 70 producers.
Within the last hour tirn with foreign
| connections threw "a large quantity %
| wheat on the market. and prices were
| forced TO a new level. quite ~. lower
| than any previous record. May opened
| unchanged TO sc lower. nt 0hu0sNc.
| ranged between colo. and SIZE. ant
closed l%GiAc. lower than yesterday. at
/ 5Siac.
Corn displayed but little activity. and
| the fluctuations were governed principally
| by the action OF wheat. The opening was
| about where prices closed last nighL The
| market advanced slightly, then declined,
| and closed about A. under Yesterday.
| oats were steady. Notwithstanding tho
| weakness shown by wheat ami con. AZ
| the close the net loss WAS bu, ic, There
| was no feature 10 the market beyond
! some selling OF long sun
| Provisions were again in their leglt-
| mate group to-day Whom hogs wefs
down. so was product when hogs -
| covered their loss in value. "a dh pros
| visions. The weak feeling IN Inc break
| I'm wheat Influenced prices some shortly
| before the close. There Vas "A llttle mor
activity displayed. with rradng eyguly
distributed over The list AZ the closi
| Mav pork was 2i.c under YESTERDAY
aud MAY lard and RIBS were unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows