Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
NEW YORK pRoDrcE MARK1T

ss.6Oas30 90: Minnesota clear. 81 25ay2.5O;
patents. s325a9400; low sStas, slsOis2.3O:
soutbern nour dull and eas,: common 70 fstr
extra, sl.oOss2.7 IS: good TO choics CO. s2.s0a
Wheat-Duli and lower, with options closing
nrmer; No. . red, store and elevator, S7s0 I53e. f;
anoat, 5SNc. Options we're faifly aciiye and ~
regnlar. opening Brm and advancing NC, de-
Ginning Ma9Sc., closing az settlei At NsIFr under
Yesterday. February, BE, March, 0Istc May,
5sskc; June. 5sNc.; July. 59bc.
~cornmDuIi: nrm; No; =, tss:c, N oo sa,s.I
active and unsettled cIoesd weak at ". under
yesterd~ n. with o1ly the moderate trade. FEB
ruary. SAc; May, 4Sc.: July. 49$sc.
O~Ats-Fairiy active and 1rm options dull onf
nrm: February. 33Ac.; March ana Nay. 1874. {;
No. 2 white-Februsry' aotc.; harca, 'g3g.;
3OI<c. mixed western, 34a35xc.
hay-Quist and stosdy; sbioplng. boaooc.;
Wool-Falr demand and nrm domestic, fleece,
Besf-DaII; family, s975sslo.OO; orrs
moss. s9~.25ae7.7o.
Beef Hams-QEiet ~ sjD.
Dried Beef-Inactive; city extra India mess
s12.2Jasl2.50.
Cut Mests-DulI and steady; pickIod bellies,
5Isa5ssc.; shoulders, sAaihc. hams. 7habc';
Is rd-Quiet and higher: western. $685. ciy
lard steady: refined nrmer; Continent. $40:
compound, s5.0Oas5.25.
BDfk=Outft anu hfoiAJ HaoNf iAs~1
si1.75: eItrs prime. nominal.
Buter-Quiet; choice steady aud unchangrf.
Cottonsesd-Ol-More active and frm, crude,
22c.; yellow nrmer AZ 2Ga26I2c.; DC. choice, 2oha
21c.
aforementioned
Rosin- STEADY; strained. common 10 good,
sl.35asl4O.
Iurpentns-QuIet and and frmer At 20ha
30Ac.
Rics-Iu fair demand firm, and unchanged.
nina anl unchanged.
Peanuts-QuIei.
C~ores-optious opened firm . 70 10 points
siL55; Nay, 'uL3OssiE.55; September,
sl4.3j: December, sI4.35. Spot Rio dull
and steady; No. y, ele.25.
s~ugar-Quiet and easier; fair refining
21i-I6c. refined, quiet, l-i6c, lower; on a,
3 7-16s3 il-l6c. standard A, 3s.a3 lJ-l6c.
crushed, 49sa4 9-l0c. grenulated. 3Ma4 i-l6c.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. February 7.-Flour-DulL
Wheat steady: No. , red, spot and FeDrua-
~, 57a674c.; March, 5Sa5S4c.: May, pa
59Ac. steamer, No. > red. 54a541c. sou'n-
ern, by sample, 5daosc.; do on grade 34]4a
5734c.
C~orn-strong; mixed. spot and February,
474a4 7lsc. March, 47Ss47Ac.; Nay, fS14c.
bid: steamer mixed. 40lac. bid southern
white 45%a4sc.; DO. yellow, 4Sa4gc.
Oats-tiimly hold at higher prices; No. 2
white western. 36a30Hc.; DO. No : mixed
34&a35G.
hys-Active; No. 9, b6a51c.
Hsy-Firm at sl2.OOast2.5O.
Gram frelghts steady; offerings Of room light.
B~utter-Stesdy. fancy creamery. 24a2'c.; roIi
12al5cI; ladle, lec.; store packed, sslO&
Egge-Firm a. 2ja26c.
CoGee-Quiet, No. Z. l6lac,
s~ugar-f1rfn; graduated. sAOs
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. February About tho mid
de Of tO-day's session wheat assert-i -
" independence n weakness. Pre-
viouS 10 that time there was very Attle
OF interest in tho trades. and prices nom
sympathy with corn eyincel something
Of nrmness. The outside business Da-
small, and the action Of local spectators
spasmOdlc. The Cincinnati Price Current
gave a bullish view 10 tn crop situation,
but on account Of It's indcNnitenrss EXERT
I'd but little influence. Liverpool cables
came higher both FOR the opening ana
close. Continental markets were gene
rally unchanged. On account OF the
storm there receipts were very meaBrr.
Foreigners do not display much desire
% take American wheat. and the sea-
board markets are more or less depressed
for the reason which, % course, TENDS 70
prevent an advance 20 this period. May
wheat opened from Jft 20 jiisNIiitC.. scll
between J4as and 53i.c., closing AT the iat-
ter tiguresL4c. under yesterday. The cisn
market was inactive, with a shade hTfner
feeling.
~ 10 AAA HHH1 NNN HI- HNE
sion. and when the heavy trading vas
over a stubbOru resistance to any Doe
cline held prices firmly very near TIE
highest prices on the early advance. Io-
wards the close, however. II hecau" dp-
parent that there was no uppJr frNM
the Outsida and free realizing sales
broke the market down until an That
had been gained was lost. and g depre-
citation from yesterdays prices was also
recorded. During the first So hOul- ihe
reports on shorts Hrre nervous, anu tNo
new lines were covered az anu around
4Gc. for May. The expected increas' ~
the consumption nom mo extreme Nnll
weather and the blockade by the snow
constituted the basis OF s~frenef1.
May corn opened from AZ. 20 f6c.. -Jli
between f6it and Aisc.. ana closed az
a. ,c.I.c. under yesterdays prices 'arh
corn was 1aIlG2c. higher than yester.ay.
Oats.-Deaiings IN thu direction ~ corn.
ruling firm early and easy az the close
with a dali. undressing business.
which at times was a complrt" riaNi-
stlll. May closed "a &C. under Nesteriat q
quotations. Cash oats were duli ana g..
higher.
Provisions The product ON shorts were
taking their mind from corn to-day. t-
they aid Yesterday. The yards reported
an advance OF 5glnc. on hogs. with rrl--
poet Of light arrivals. Their anxiety was
relieved bv the after decline in gram.
but not all OF the appreciation To Prize :
WAS lost az tho close.
Pork gained 20c. for the day. May lard.
iOc.. and Ma ribs. 12c. Domestic mar
kets were qu.et and firm.
The leading futures ranged as follows
49,. nr.rfny ff.a.nr