Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, January l2-Flour firm
and quiet: winter wheat. low grades. S.0j
m260; fair to fancy. &.JEt2s5. patents.
s2,SH3.-5. low extras. s205u2.10; southern
quiet and steady; common TO fair extra.
- l0g9.oO: good 20 choice do. f5lCu3.s0.
Wheat-Quiet and frrier With options:
No. rec. store and elevator, &c; aiioat.
c2lkc options advanced isU%c, FELL 10
Lc and closed 81. ady, sc over yesterday.
with trading fair: No. , red January.
&C.; February, e2Ac.; March. 6z5sc.; May,
Gorn-Dull but steady: No. 2. elevator,
53i4c Options dull but firm ut &c. adj
vance; January. ss5sc.; February. s2c.;
0ats@Qu!e. and steady. options duh,
but frmer; January. SIC: February. 3i,sc.;
May. Sc; spot. No. ,. 34Au3i7sc., mixed
western. 80. She
Hay~Dull and easy; shipping. Na5Sc.;
Wool-Demand firm: fleece. 1900;
Ecef-D1n and unchanged: beef hams
quiet at $l7c0; terced beef dull; city extra
India mess, si5.oli7eO.
-Meats-Quset and easy: picked bel
Hes. GscNc.: shoulders, 4'zQiSsc.: hams,
Laid-oret and frrner: western steam,
s7.l591ii3; city. $sS's; January, Sh
nominaiiy; May. S35. nominaly; refined
lard dun; Continent, $40: South America.
$50; compound, SJJa9j.62i2.
Pork-Dull but steady: mess, N..1JV
Duttcr-Dull and easy: state dairy, 100
i2c: creamery. l0Hl0i.c.; western dairy.
l5f.l-c.: creamery. leo z5c.: Eigins, so'ac.
Cottonseed Oil-Quiet and barely steady;
crude. 2f02rsc.; yellow, prime. JOG.
Petroleum Nominal
Ros.n-puu but steady: strained, COM
mon to good. $l.35uLi0.
Turpenline-Quiet and steady at 2s%@
Rice-Firm: demand fair; domestic. fair
~
Molasses- Firm and unchanged.
coffeS|steady and 5ai5 points M;
March. si3SpdiSao: May. sl3GSnl3so; sep
tenber.. N5. 1880; December. NS''o' spo'
steady but duh; No. Z, S5.75.
Snlslr~Refinsi dull but steady; fair re-
flnlnS csc; csntrifugals, % test, Se.' re-
fined dun.
cotton, sd, asked grain, I'D. nomnaly.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. January l2-Half IN
hour after the opening OF the wheat mar
ket today prices FOR that grain took an
inward lump OF i2c. with such dispatch
that many we're Led 70 believe thar boom
lrI been initiated. No further gain took
undertoue remained in possession OK the
mark until The close. .-.o,,
May wheat opened at from 5S'ka5St 70
BS'tc, sold between 5Y. and 5saiH9N'sc,
~
than Yesterday. Cash wheat was hsn'
sales averaging i.gi3c. better than yes'er-
DAY. .
Corn-The belief OF shippers In the pres
cnt and future value OF corn FOUND eN-
III, sslon I'm a further buying or that gram
bv that class Of operators to-day. hrss
commlssiOn-hOuse was also absorbing
Rrept part Of the offerings. their orders
being induced douhtiessly by the strength
OF wheat 4 fair business was seen, WIN
prices holding firmly the moderate GAINS
mad.. May corn opened at from 4'sHe
To- go. advanced - 4SA,c., and c.osed AT
IS. .(,ls7,c-as 1l.c. higher than yesterday.
Cash corn was firm, maintaining previous
advance. -, III.
oats advanced correspondlngiy Win
wheat and corn. A good trade. without IN
any manner being large or remarkaD'e'
was transacted. May oats closed 1itfsc.
higher than yesterday. Cash oats were
- higher than yesterday.
observation-disclosures 70 parey
steady opening product frmed. ana nd-
vancad q little or the speculative strength
IN grain. No change In the prices or
boys was reported from the yards. me
close on May pork was 1iec. higher than
Yesterday. on Nay lard n shade higher,
and on May ribs 2kc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows