Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW nORh, January zs.,-rlour gun
sna s S%N fair 'a to fancy. ss5S27s PAT.
ents, S. 75G3.l5: Minnesota clear, 1889
30: patents, $325f4l0; low extras, $3.50
2SS southern -four duh and and s weak coS com n
choice do. s2.soaS.io.
Wheat-More active and iSc. lower:
closing firm; No. 2 red, store and eleva-
tive excited. and Irregular; opening weak
and declining lt4li&c, May going l-lGc.
below the record; prices rallied Sc, clos
ing steady at tkfiAc, below yesterday;
No. 2. January and February, '6lsc.; May
Corn-More active and weaker; No. ?,
47i4c., In elevator; 4sc., afioat. Options
more active, declining l%c.. rallying lc..
day; January, 47hc.; February, fhc;
oats"Duli and weaker. Options caster;
January and February, S3iRc.; May. S2Ac.;
spot, No. 2, Sia3fhc.; mixed western
fisy~ouiet and steady; shipping, 500
55c. good to choice, 7Glt75c.
Wool-Fairly active and firm: domestic
hf BSsfl lfiff RGlisS $Saiso; extra
mess. s25qT75; beef hams, $500. tierced
beef dull: city extra mess $l250@l450
Cut Meats-Quiet and weak; picked bel
lies, 5ssM5Ac.; do. shoulders, p4It4i2c.: do.
hams. 7h@sc.; middles nominal
Lard-More active but steady: western
steam, $50: city, s625; January. $40,
nominalIy; May. $50, nOminally; refined
$50; compound, sSO0g5.2s.
Pork-Quiet and weak; mess, SLIGO
Rutter-ouiet; choice firm; State dairy,
l0nl9c. creamery, liQ2lc.; western dairy,
lOal5c. creamery, l.asic. Elgins. 24c.
Cottonseed Oil-quiet and easy: crude,
22G22lsc.; yellow prime, 3Q8lsc.; choice,
&c.
northumberland.
Rosin-Steady and In fair demand;
strained, common to good. Sl.3JGl.40.
29Isc.
Rice-Flrm and unchanged.
Molasses-Firm and unchanged.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coree-Barely steady and 1000 points
down; January $40; March. At75aiiso;
September, N470QliS0; October. ql@Q
H.1O; November, sli75 December, sl475p
70; spot Rio quiet and steady; No. T.
sugar-Quiet; raw firm; fair refining
2 ll-l6c,; refined quiet, steady and UNI
Freights to Liverpool--A little hrmer.
with more. doing; cotton, Sgd; grain'
124d, asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, January 29.-Flour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Weak and lower: No. red. spot
and January, 5S3, 455e.; February. $3.50
56lsc. March, 55lsg55Ac.; May, 57hn57%e.
Sample sample 55 e rS d. on grade S Ss@5s.c
Corn.-Weak and lower; spot and Janu-
airy. 45ikc., bid; February. SIC, bid; May.
467sc. steamer, No. 2, 4Al.c,, bid; south
oatsIQuiet; 10. 2 white, western. Se@
36lRc.; do, mixed, 3ihS5c,
Rye-Dull; No. 2. J7d5sc.
Butter-steady; fancy. creamery. &c;
roll, l2alic.; ladle. i6ulIc.
Eggs-Scarce at 25d26c.
Coffee-Ffrm; No. 7. sls.25.
Superintendent
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. January 29.-Specula-
ton took Ill the reception accorded the
Presidents message by Congress yester-
and unrest in all the Board of Trade mar
kets for that reason. To-day a loss OF
NC. overnight in wheat was shown at
the opening, and another flood OF liqu-
dating sales followed. The weakness re-
sulting was more pronounced than at any
time since the present long term OF de-
preston set in. The last hour OF the ses-
sion was given over 10 covering OF shorts.
which rallied prices to a fair extent. The
routine news had little effect on trade.
The universal opinion was that statisti-
cal Information would not avail until
something definite was accomplished IN
the direction OF relief for the general
business situation.
Bradstreet's report gave an Increase Of
10000 bushels In the worlds available
stocks.
May wheat opened at from 50 to h2Nc..
where II closed-ssc. under yesterday.
Cash wheat was isWAc. under yesterday.
Nominal firmness marked the close.
Corn-This market promptly declined at
the opening. the sales OF long corn being
large. and the margins expiring on nu-
merous open trades, stop-loss orders COM
Ing in 10 further emphasize the weakness.
There was no effort made to check the
downward inclination. the covering OF
shorts being performed without difficulty.
An increase in stocks OF $4,000 bushels
was reported by Bradstreets. a portion
of the loss was regained before the close.
May corn opened at from 44Ss 10 &c,
declined 10 42i5c.. and rallied 20 i3ssc.,
where II closed-lc. under yesterday. Cash
corn was lc. lower
Oats-Observing that everything else
was depreciating occasion was taken by
two or three prominent professionals TO
raid the oats market. Nobody felt In
clined 10 exert themselves as supporters
OF that grain, so prices were. not sus-
tanned. May closed IsGSsc. under yester-
day, a moderate recovery having taken
place within the last hour OF trading.
Cash oats were lc. a bushel lower than
yesterday.
whether product or grain was weakest.
1t looked as though everybody had sell
ing orders in provisions. pork suffering
the greatest loss. Packers were indis-
posed 10 offer any obstruction 10 the de-
cline, and commssion-houses reported a
unanimous settling desire on the part OF
their country constituents The mon etary
muddle had very disturbing effect In
this, as In the cereal market. AT the
close May pork was 55c. lower than yes
terday, May lard l7I3c. lower, and May
ribs 25630c. lower.
The leading futures ranged "a follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
Wheat