Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. January @-Flour-Dull
but steady; winter what low grades
s2oSAaeo; fair to to fancy. s2Sesls.S , 90:
20; patents. D4Oq3.s; low. extras. 0@ae
go Southern flour dull but steady;
common to fair extra. $2fo1sW; good 10
choice do, ss.lcG35o.
Wheat-More active on milling account
at unchanged and steady prices; No. =
red. store, and elevator. Slg6ihc.: aHoat,
csc. options advanced .hc.,. fell
Aa.ssc., rallied haEc., and closed nr%
red. January. &c: February. 6iAc.;
March, si7sc. May, 62@c.
Corn-Dull and weak. No. ., 5ixc. In
elevator: 52kc. afioat. Options were dull
and ofn rm ,a at an prizes Tebru amy
oats-DuIi but steady; options easier:
january. 33.ac.; February. 3hc.; May,
Si7sc.; spot, NO. 2. s4as3p4c.; mixed west
Hay-ouist and easy; shipping, 5assc.;
wootcModerateIy active; domestic
dull at si7OO: picked bellies, $e0o; should
ers. S5Oa4625s; hams. $S0odsS6O. .,f y
Lard-Quiet and depressed: western
steam. S.95 bid; city. ss.S72s:s74; Jann-
airy, $685. nominaily; May. Mis, no mi.
south America, SIS; compound. $500
5.37H. .t''s' - =. ~.
Pork-Active and easy; mess. $ls75@
1890. rfftf fr ~ FL
Butter-Quiet and weak: city dairy.
10nl2c.: creamery, lfI20c; western dairy.
| loYl5c.: creamery, l6c.; EIgins. 25c.
cottonseed-Oil-Dull and easy; crude.
24c.; yellow firm at 2sizc.: do. choice, sc.
| Petroleum-Nominal.
Rosin-Dull but steady: strained. COM
mon to good. N.S4l4o.
Turpentine-Quiet and firm at 5SIe@
l29lsc
Rice-Farly active and firm; domestic.
/ fair to extra, +AM6c.; japan. 4ha41zc.
! Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open Kettle, good to choice, $50
'3sc; market quiet and steady.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Firm at a loQl5 points decline:
sl3.75al400; July 1880: September. $l3.S5;
December. $500. Spot Rio firmer and
quiet; No. l. $500.
sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair refin-
Ing 2%c. Refined steady and unchanged.
Freights to Liverpool-Dull; room
scarce; cotton. It'd. nominally; grain,
I'D. nominally.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. January ls.-Flour-
Quiet.
wheat-Dull and easy; No. 2 red. SPOT.
and January Ss@ss sS;
G2isc:: steamer. No.. 2 red, 7he. bid:
southern by sample seassc.; do. on
-. cornT@Easy; SPOT az. and January ?.,. GT:a
sss Ssoruany mixed. sSs.Ss S Nay s Southern
white. 4sQ4shc.: do. yellow, ST4sc.
Oats-Steady; No. 9 white, western.
Ssisc. bid; No. mixed do. 3o1za36c.
Rye-Slow: No. 2, SIC. r.
Hay, HayyI,steeady; good to choice timothy
Grain Freights-QuIet. firm. and I'M
changed.
Eggs-steady at 2a22c.
Coffee-Firm; No. z, $500. 'i..
Other articles unchanged. f.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. January is.-IAck OF specu.
lation was the principal cause for weak.
ness In wheat to-day. The decline was
not very great, and II was all recovered
7 at the close. when the crowd endeayoret
to cover their early sales. May wheat
opened from S77s to s5Ac.. sold between
57ss and 5SM5slsc.. and closed az 5sc.-itc
higher than yesterday. Cash wheat safes
were at steady prices, the nominal feel
Ing being easier after business was con
cluded. but the final tone was firm will
the features.
stages Of dulness. outside orders beinf
conspicuousy absent. local scalpers ant
professionals seemingly giving their at
tention TO wheat, where the action wa.
I little InOTc pTOHOuHccu. me lHOtSHeu
of prices showed that sympathy witt
wheat was the only influence. but th'
range was narrow and restricted. MAY
corn opened at a5Tsc. sold between 47z
and iSni73sc., and closed at f7sc.. un
changed from yesterday. Cash corn wal
easy to nc. per bushel lower.
Oats-The Incident Of the day cam
during the last hour. when several Of IN,
largest houses including Bartlett, Fra
Zier & Co., Norton x Worthington. an,
Baldwin & Farnum, began Offering free
ly. The selling was In the line OF a raid
prices declining &c, but recovering full,
before the close. Considerable long oat
were sold while the furry lasted. Ma!
closed a shade under yesterday. Casl
oats were STEADY.
Provisions-P probably had al
Insight into matters In the hog lin
yesterday. which explains their sellinl
of provisions on that day. The receipt
of live animals were placed at a liberia
figure. but the run to-day was far In ex
cess thereof, and prices were of from
Is TO 25c. per hundred pounds. Those WIN
bought product yesterday needed no urg
ing to induce them to dispose OF thei
holdings and declines throughout the lis
were the natural outcome. AT the clos
May pork was TIC. lower than yester
day. May lara loc. lower; and May rib
7lsGll0c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows: