Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. December so--tioar Sey
dun: prices unchanged; southern bout
n nilis.oO; good to choice. do, S.ien3o.
Wheat Moderately active and firmer,
No rsd. store and elevator, eoq11c.:
afioat. si9sike. Options very duI. ou.
firu, at a &c. advance. Win s.a.,r rsn en-
shown at the West; No. red. Decemoer'
eoisc.; January, 6o@sc.; March. &C.; May.
csc ~ 20. IN
elevator; 5S,&c.. afioat. Options were duii
hut closed Arm at &c. advance; Deceni-
Der. S2c.; January. Size: May. &kc.
oats--FairIy active and frmcr. Options
more ACTIVE; December sac; Ss s,.as.c
mtissi western. A1sSc.
Hsy-Duil and easy; shipping. soaose;
good TO choice. IogeSc.
wocl--Fairly active and steady domesuc
fleece. i7aasc.: pulled. istStc
Beef-Duil: family. aoooaiss: extra
mess. g.JgfA0 beef hams quiet at 1Io;
tieresd beet dull; city extra india ness
cnt.Me Srs-Dum but steady; picked bel
lies ei.dsi.e; shoulders, &C.: hams, ~
Sac; middles nominal.
Lard-Quiet and lower; western steam.
500; city. sssoJeeels: December. ~.
Continent. $50: South America. SIS; COM
pound. S.5an5.s5. .
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess, aS.as@
l375. 80,
Butter-Dull and easy; State dairy. i0fp
| eOc. creamery. leo PC; western dairy. ieY
l5c. creamery, l5f2tc.; Eiains, nc.
Cottonseed oil-Steady; crude. 2isd.Se.;
yellow, &c.
Pstroleum-Nomlnal
Rosin-Dull but steady; strained, COM
mon 20 good. g.35di.+o.
Turpentine--Quiet and steady at 2sg
Rice-Steady and in fair demand; do
II 70 faf To u
Meiasses--Foreign nominal: New Or
leans opsn-kettle. good TO choice. SaSSc.:
| market quiet; fancy firm.
| Peanuts-Stsady.
Coree-Dull and lo'polnts up; Deem
| Der. 1870: March, sllSaEo. July, Na5;
| spot Rio. duh but steady; No. 7, tis0.
Sugar-Rsw dull and unchanged; refined
| dull hut steady and unchanged.
| Freights 10 Livsrpool-Dun and nominal
| BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE. MD, December S.--Flour
dull; western superfine. N.Sg2 %: do. ex-
ira, s9iog2S; do. family. 20d3,75: win
ST. Thsa' d5 p.i strss ss ssa, .stHs a0
| Nheat-Stesdy; No. red. spot and De-
cember. 5s9SsNc;; January. ss.4SsTe.:
February, sohae!ise; May. e9tgeehs,:
Corn-Easy: mixed. spot iT,s9fIhe.:
year, i7aiIhc.; January. HisGGae; May.
southern white p.aasc; 20. yellow. 49,.
l g4I4c.
oats-Steady: No. white. western. $50
3slsc.; No, mixed. SSp.5,,c.
Rye-QuIet; No. 2, 5IGSHc.
| H9y-steady; good TO choice timothy
Grain Freights-yery quiet; steam, 10
Liverpool January, %. 7l2i as. 3D.; Feb
ruary, 2s. Sd; Cork. for orders. IS. sd-p
IN
| Other articles unchanged.
| CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. ILL. December B.--Christ.
/ mas did not seem 10 be over on the Board
| OF Trade to-day. judging from the lack
| of interest exhibited. Notwithstanding the
duness, however. prices succeeded In
| making slight gain in wheat. corn, and
oats. whilst provisions lost In value. In
wheat, the Northwest set the example,
and Chicago followed; Nay wheat Opened
So and 5si.a5Si.c.. and closed At 6sa.c.-i.c.
higher than Saturday. Cash wheat was
| steady at unchanged prices.
COrn-The first transactions in corn to-
day were with the large receipts. ~
| cars-in view. but the spirit OF Traders
| underwent a change very soon after the
| opening the responsibility for which was
| credited 20 the weather and the prospects
| OF snow.
The visible supply increase OF loss. 90
| bushels showed prices OF when II was
announced, but In the last hour another
| gain was made. the estimate for to-mor-
rows receipts being smaller.
May corn opened al from f7% TO t7J.c..
sold up TO iSiac.. and closed at iSash SIC
sac. higher than Saturday. Cash corn
| was soft early. but soon firmed, under a
| good demand. although prices showed no
| essential change.
Oats were firm. The strength OF the
other grains was OF the greatest benefit
TO prices; May oats closed sc. higher
than on Saturday. Cash oats were steady.
Provisions-Edther by accident or design.
the packers were all on top Of product to-
day, while the demand was neither I'M
| portant nor influential. The hog market
| was a weakening factor, prices at the
yards having a downward trend.
The leading futures ranged as follows: