Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. January N.-FlOur firm
AMI in moderate d-mand: winter wheat,
low grades, S2Cjd2cO: fair to fancy, $50
26: patents. S.1jH33; Minnesota clear.
i2.@tG27p. patents. s.. iNG3.&: low extras,
$2.oJ AGO: southern Hour quiet and firm
common TO fair extra. S2.iOGl3.0, good 10
choice do. &lV13l.
Wheat-9uiet and frmer. with options:
No. , red. store and elevator. &c. afoat.
tii2c. options fairly active. firm. and 3s6
sc. higher. No. , red. January, 6lTSC.
February. 62}.c.: March. 627sc.: May. 6iic.
Corn-pull but firmer: No. 2. 52i.1i52lec.
ia elevator; 53i4G53lgc. afiOat. Options
dull but frmer. with only a local trad
May most active: January. 52asc.; Feb
ruary. 52i,c.; May. 5l7sc.
oats-Dull but 'irmer: January. 3iisc. ;
F bruary. 3f,c.; May, 25c; spot. No. 2
3iiic.. mixed western. Gi.dSjAc.
Hay-Dull and easy. shipping, 5oa5Jc. ;
good To choice. i0a15c.
Wool-Quiet and steady; domestic fleece.
lja3c.: pulled. l9033c.; extra, 9n9iec.
Beef-Dull and unchanged. beef hams
quiet ar $3.50: tierccd beef dun: city extra
India mess. ~Sl6O.NGlID.
Cut-Meats-Quist and easy; picked bell
lies. 6hc.: hams, sGSizc.; middies nomi-
nal.
IMrI-Qulet: western, steam. $50: city.
nominIlly: refined quiet; Continent, $40:
south America. $50; compound. $500
5.62i,.
Pork-Dull but steady; mess. $3.50
1875.
Butter-Dull; fancy ste,dy: State dairy.
l6'20c.; creamery. lGG2ic.: western dairy,
|lolflJc.; creamery. lGa26c.. EIsins, esc.
C~ottonseeI On-Quiet and steady; crude.
2tgc.; Yellow prime, pc; choice, soc.
Northumberland.
Rosin-Qui-t and steady: strained. COM
mon to good. S.I5Nl n.
Iurpentine-Dull but steady at 2sd29c.
ltice-ln fair demand and steady; domes-
tic. fair to extra. ii4atc.; Japan, far
li.c.
MOlasses-Steady and unchanged.
CorcS-FIrm and r13o points M: Janp-
lry. Slt00: March. sl3.1 00l3&; May. $l3tD
Ui3.6j; June. sL3GD: September, slj.G0dl5. %;
December. Sl3G5ul3. 70: spot Rio steadier
and quiet: No. :, Sl5.75.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady: fair re-
timing. S'sc. refined steady and unchanged.
Freights TO LiverpOol-Dull AMI de-
pressed: cotton, I'd; grain, lad, nomi-
nally.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, January 1O.-Blour
firm and unchanged.
W~heat-ttrm. No. . red. spot and Janu-
ary. 60s .aGltic.; February. 6lisa6li.c.
March. 62is N62itc.: May. GIAc.: steamer.
No. > red, j7i@a57Ac.. southern. by sam
PIE: 6VI62e.; do, on grad. Jp1g6l'2c.
~-Corn-Firm; mixed, spot and January.
= Sc February, fAgtlzc MAY,
southern whit corn. EigGi34c.; DO, yell
low. f1A20iS&c.
Oats-Firm: No. . white western, 3s.c..
asked. No. > mixed western. &5i2c., asked.
Rye-Quiet. No. ,. SIC.
Hay-Firm; good to choice timothy, $500
Gl5.a1.
Grain Frelrhts-Quiet and ansy: steam
70 Liverpool. per quarter. January. =.
I'D. February. -. 3D.; Cork, for orders.
per quarter. January, 81.
E~ggs-Steady at PIC.
Coffee-FIrm: No. I. slJ -.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Hi. January l0-Statistt-
cal Information on wheat has been cOmiul;
50 thick during the past few DAYS. and
the Information has been So widely differ
mt on the same subject. that the trade IN
that cereal j. much confused. and its
unwillInsness TO act. which was displayed
today. gave evidence Of the prevailing
uncertainty.
May wheat changed from So. to 5siac..
geld between 5Sis and 5sc.. and closed at
,sb4CSiec. sc. higher than yesterday.
Cash wheat was firm and fully nc. higher
that yesterday. There were reported sales
cf hrg. lots Of cash wheat at ST. Louis
for eastern shipment. but IL was learned
lat In the session that Il block OF II was
Vs'A|AA W iNN't bNbi VIZ WV UOtl sfNnT
at 3 10 90. under Chicago values.
CONDUIT little interest OF importance
developed in corn to-day. The source OF
tn. strength which appeared was found in
the action Of wheat. Tn receipts were
light. and probably made more pronounced
the tirmness. but the amount Of business
was small. and the range OF prices mar
row.
May corn opened at i77sc.. sold between
iSA. V4S's n !Sbsc.. ana closed at the
lattsrLzc. higher than Yesterday. Cash
corn was up from Il to i.c. per bushol.
Oats-The advance In wheat and corn
led 10 som covering in oats. but aside
from that there was no chief feature 10
the trade IN this grain to-day. Prices
averaged firm. and closed i,qs.c. higher
than yesterday for May. The cash mar
f"' advanced i.a42c.. according to loca-
ton.
P~royislons-Ths off rings Of prodnc,
wevc slightly in 81 Of the demand,
AMI 70 this incident the recession in these
speculative articles was ascribed. one
or two Of the packing concerns offered
provisions moderately, whilst buyers were
not in evidence. The hog mnrket was
firm. but no benefit was derived from
that. The close was I2Isc. under yesterday
for MAY pork. 7igc. lower for May lard,
AMI 5a'i4c. lower for May ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highes:. Lowest. Closing.