Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. December 26-Flour-Dul
and easy; winter wheat, low grades
s2.2qs26j; do. fair TO extra. s2.65Q$3.30
do. patents. SS.5dS.75; Minnesota clear
s2.5oas3lO; do. patents. $3.l5asi; low ex.
trds. $2.25G:265; southern -four dull and
easy; common 70 fair extra, S2.10aS.S0
good to choice, s2soas3.
Wheat-Spot market dull and easier
closing firm; No. red. store and elevator
674l6Sc.; afioat. SO 1-4d69isc. options
moderately active and irregular, closing
weak at a l-sd3-sc. decline: No > red
January, 6iac.; March, Sc l-Sc. May
81 Use: July $50. December, "a 1-4c
Corn-Moderately active ana easier; No
?, &c. in elevator; IS lac. ahoat. options
dull but steady at l-Sc. decline: Decem.
Der. 34c.; January, 333lc.; May. "a Csc.
Oats-Dull but. firm. Options dun but
% lie; May, 70 7-sc.; spot prices; No. 2
2Sq23 lac. No. 2, white, q Lie; mixed
western 23d24lsc.
Hay-Quiet and easy; shipping. 7Od75c.,
good 10 choice, Nu35s
Wool-F'irm; domestic, fleece, l6n22c.
Beef-Steady but dull; family. NOaSlO5O
extra mess. sSaSS.j0; beef hams inactive
al Sl5d $3.50
Tered Bes sts .G,,7 and quiet; city extra
Cut Meats-Dull and unsettled; picked
bellies sat Use: shoulders Hamfatc.,
hams. sdSiac.; middles nominal.
Lard-Quet and nominal.
Pork-Steady; demand fair; mess, SS.75G
1875
Butter-Quet and unchaneed
characterization and nominal.
Rice-Firm: demand moderate: domestic
fair 10 extra, 3q5a.c.; Japan, 3%a+c.
Molasses-M Moderately active and firm
New Orleans. open kettle, good TO choice
2Sq34c.
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy, hand-picked,
4i.mi 5-8c.
:
points up; December. sl3.65; January
$3.50: October $685.: March, sl3.30dSl3.25
September Sll.9S; spot Rio dull and easy
No I, liiac.
sugar-Raw dull, but firm fair refining
3 1913 lie; refined, l-Sc. higher and
more active: of A. 4 5-l6a4lsc.: standard
A. FAC. cut loaf and crushed 3-Sc.
graduated. 4a,Q4 7-Sc.
Freights TO Liverpool-Ffrrh and in fair
demand: cotton. by steam. l-sd.; grain. by
steam, 3 l-im3isd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. December 20
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
December 81 i-iG6ilac. May. 81 i4qs7iac.
steamer, No. = red. 6ll2a62c.; southern
by sample, 62Q55c.; do, on grade, 6li.n
eli5c
Corn-Firm; mixed spot. 81 1-4as2 Csc.
year, - 1-sa3s lie; January, 32izM32 5-sc.
February. 322qS3c.; March, 33aS lac.
steamer mixed 81 l-ia3li3c.; southern
white corn, 5ll3aS2l3c.; do, yellow, 81 5-Sp
% 5-sc.
Oats-steady; No. 2 white western. ga
24lac. No. 2 mixed do, 22ikd23c.
Rye-Very dull No. 2. 43 lac, for near
by; i5G4Sc.. for western.
Hay-Steady; choice timothy. $3.50.
Grain Freights-Dull but steady ana I'M
Butter-Easy; fancy creamery 25q9sc.
ladle. l9n20c.; store packed, logic.
Eggs-Quiet at zoe.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, December 2G.-It was
poses, in the wheat market to-day. There
was burst OF activity in the last hall
hour bit il was the result OF sellinR
out in response TO the weakness which
had assailed stocks IN Wall street a
that time. and not indicative of a desire
on the part OF traders to do business
The action until the time mentioned was
very slow, with prices slightly above Mon
DAYS close, but the firmncss disappeared
late in the session. and prices rested al
a decline from that day.
Thoman reported an estimate Of '.3S0.C COZ
bushels in farmers hands Oh January
LIST IL was argued that the figures were
bullish, but IL was noticeable that the
privileged few, who had the report early
cvinced "a preference for the selling side
The Cincinnati Price-Curreat reported the
growing crop in good condition.
As the foreigners were s,ill celebrating
there were, OF course. 10 cables.
May whea: opened at from So is e
So Lie, and sold between IS 3-S and IL l-4n
81 3-Sc., closing at 81 3-Sc.-5-SaAc under
Monday Cash wheat was steady, but
closed weak, with the futures OF corn
The same conditions ruled IN corn a.
in wheat There was no desire to trans