Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
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G.10g3.co: good to

mon to fair extra, E.ic9ap; good to
choice. do, Sl0a30.
wheat-More active and lower with
options: closing steady; No. 2 red, store
and elevator, 5sAq60c.; afioat, Col.c OPP
tons opened weak and declined 9snAc..
with foreign houses buying at the decline:
No. REQ, January. ss,se,' February &C.;
Corn-Fairiy active and easier; No,
1870. In elevator; 5oHc.. afoat. Options
moderately active and steady at, 80
U.s. rs; DECLINE; January. 1850; February,
6ats@Daii. lower and weak. OPP
lions duh and easier: January. s2%c.
February, &C.. March. 33asc.: May. 33Mc.:
spot, No. 2. S3ssS,sc.; mixed. western.
Hay-ouiet and steady; shipping. 600
Wool-In moderate demand; pulled. IL
Beef-Dull and weak: family. ss75qil,25;
at $500; tierced beef quiet; city extra
India mess, sl5.0odglS.00.
bellies, 54c:;. shoulders. 4sa44c.; hams,
sQSlsc: middles nominal.
steam, $3.50; city, &25qs0it. Futures
s ssSsA America 1885, compound $3.50
P6rk.In moderate demand and steady;
loliaoc. do: creamery. i6a4c.; western
dairy. l0gl5c.; creamery, 4g23c.; Elgins.
Cottonseed oii--Dull and weak; crude.
&c; yellow prime, 97,xgsc.; do. choice.
Petroleum-Nominal
Rosin-Quiet and steady; strained. COM
| mon to good. -$l.s5Gl.4o.
Turpentine-In fair demand and firm at
Rice--F1rm; domestic. fair TO extra, AZ
@ec.;, Japan, 4Ag4lkc.
Molasses-Firm and unchanged.
cofreeNsteady: 5al5 points down: Jenu:
airy. sl445; March, Sl4l5qlt3o; May, h46
Nl4.25; July. sl4l0dl43O: September, $l4
al4;S5; spot Rio duh but steady; No. 7.
sl6.00.
Sugar-Raw dull. but steady; refined
steady, quiet, and unchanged.
Freights to Lverpool-Quiet and a
shade firmer: cotton. 3-32d.; grain. I'D.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. January .22-Weak-
ness in wheat eliminated with the exc
cution Of SOC. stop-ioss orders in May to-
day. quotation OF 54h for that option
was made, which indicated a complete
disposal OF the long property marked Tor
sale at that price. After that there was
prices &c, a slight recession taking place
at the close. The session opened with an
easy feeling. temporary steadiness then
| taking place: but when II was observed
that more liquidation was In prospect
| cline followed. An export basis was
evidently reached at this time. as reports
| from New York came forward that sales
for foreign shipment were being made.
| May wheat opened at from JOS 10 oo3sc.,
and declined to 57sc.. closing at sag
| 55ssc.-lz4Ac. under yesterday. Cash
wheat was kg1sc. per bushel lower a..
Corr, corn-Eariy weakness erT WAS ,S n,s-
With with fair rally to prices
| In corn. The selling on stop-ioss orders
and general liquidatons during the FIRST
two hours met with a demand only from
shorts. After the extreme pressure OF
| offerings gave signs Of modifying there
| was a better feeling, and the opening
| price was soon reached. May corn opened
| at from 45lz TO SIC. ranged from $40
45As to SC. and closed at S5sc.. bid-hc.
20 oats"The disposition to rally was more
pronounced in oats than In either OF the
| other large speculative grain markets.
| and when the general turn came very
little resistance was offered 10 the. re-
| coyery. Shorts covered freely. and there
were evidences OF investment-buytng.
| MAY sold between 29H and 2sssc.. closing
| at 9q29isc-a shade under yesterday.
| Cash oats were quiet.
| transacted in product. No sympathy with
| grain was noticeable, light run OF
| hogs giving a tone OF strength TO values
| at the start, the hrmness being main
tanned throughout. No heavy trading was
| done, and SPECTATORS seemed to take no
interest in the trade. May pork and
| May ribs each closed 2hc. higher than
Yesterday. and May lard 2l4a5c. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.