Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEN lOKk, feDfuhff c.-ffooI-Ouh NuN
steady: winter wheat. low grades. sleOas2.3o,
fair TO fancy, ~. 35as275; do patents. tl.00s
$500; Minnesota clear, s225se2.b0; patents,
s225As4O0; low extras, sL9Osf2.3O: southern
rour dull but steady; common 10 TAR extra,
Al .aoss2.75: good 70 CHOICE do. s2.sOss325.
Wheat-Duli but steady: No. red, anoat,
5sl6c. Options nrm, advancing ssc.' later
falling sc. on the issue OF bonds, and then iol-
lowing the Wssi, with the closs weak at yesser-
DAYS prices aud moderate trade. No. red.
b5c March, 571sc- May, 5sssc.: July osSac';
August, 5e4sc.
Corn-Duil but tirm; No. 3. 4slsc. IN elevator;
4ol4c. nroat; steamer, mixed, 4sc. Options
advanced but closed weak At Ho decline, with
trade dull May, 49c: July, 4el4e.
Oais-BuI but nrmer; options quiet and
steady; February ana May: 3314s, spot Mo- :;
Isy-Duii but steady; shipping, 5oa55c.;
good to choice 7oa15''.
Mool-Iess active and nrm, DOMESTIC ueece,
l5alsc pulled. i2s33c. ooo
mess s1.25as7.7o.
beef hams-Dull at $40.
1ierced Beef-Quiet: city extra lndia mess
Cut Neats~Firmer; picked bellies, 5ssc
shoulders, 4lsc. hams. 5lsasc.
ard-Quiet and easy; western steam. so.sO !;
civ, as So; February, $500 nomnaily; May,
40 rs; refined quiet South America, $40 :;
| compound, s5.O0aso2o.
Pork-Dull but steady: mess. $3.50.
Buttsr-ln fair demand and ntmer: state
dairy, l5alsc.; do creamery. 13s20c.; western
dairy, t0sl Sc; do. creamery, i0a25c.; Esns,
| 2jc.
Cot,onseed- Oil-Quiet and steady: crude,
22c.; yellow prime 2Ga26Irc.; do. choice, 201sa
| &c.
northumberland
Rosin-Dul; strained, common 10 dull 35a
| Doe.
1urpentins-Quiet aud steady at 29As30c.
| Rice-Fairly sctive and firm: domestic fair to
/ extra, 4I4g6c.; Japan, 4l4s4lSc.
| Molssses-Firm and unchanged
| Pesnuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Quiet and 10 to 20 points down:
! March. sI4.45asl4.50 April slt25; May,
| sl42Oasl425; September, slA2Oss 80 :
sl4.30. spot Rio dull but steady; No. -
| slG.25.
sugar-Raw, duh but steady: fair refining.
ll-l6c.; refined quiet and steady; on A,
! 3 7-l6a3 il.i6c standard A, 3S4a3 l5.l6c /;
cut loaf aud crushed, 43sa4 bloc grenuiated'
| 35sa4 l-l6c.
cotton, 3-32d., bid grain, l}t. noninaiiy'
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. February s.-Flour-Duli.
Wheat nrmer: spot and February, 67sss57lsc.;
/ March, 5Ss5sac.: May, 5e14a5etsc.; steamer,
/ No. > red, j4l4a54lSc.; southern, by sample,
/ ooe5Sc.; do on grade, 54a4ab7stc.
| Corn-Firmer; mixed. spot 47ssa4I &c;
February, 7y.a4 re; March. 4sisc. bid; May,
| s9I!c. bid; steamer mixed. 4blsa4634c.; SOUTH
| ern white and yellow. 4oa5Oc.
| Oats-Firmer: No. Whine western, ooaofc''
| do. No . mixed, 34ISs35c.
| Rye-Inactiye: No. ?, 5OaJ1c.
Hay-steady and firm at sl200asl25O
! Gram Ereights-Quiet ani steady, steam 10
Liverpool, 2isa2sd. for February; Cork, for
| orders. IS. 9d.a2s. l0ltd. for February,
Professionalism sud unchanged.
| Butter-Dull, fancy creamery, 24a2ac.; roll,
12al5c.; iadle, &c; stoFe-pscked. saioc.
Eggs-Quet at 2ga3Oc.
COnee-Quiet; No. Z. l64sal6kc.
Sugar-Duli; graduated, s4.Os.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. February s-Foreigners and
| New Workers came 10 the support OF
wheat this morning, the former buying
/ freely at New York, presumably because
OF the cold weather which Is prevailing
| abroad as well as on this side Of the At
, lantic and the latter in turn buying I'm
/ this market without having any concep-
ton as 10 why they were doing 50. The
! local crowd sold considerably, and md
| Ing that the inclination OF prices al the
| opening this morning was upward instead
! OF downward. likewise changed 'front.'.
! Partridge was the best seller, his offerings
and those of his followers making no i'm
| preston at first. but finally winning out
May wheat opened at &c. sold between
% l-iG5l 3-s and So l-2c.. and closed at
90 l-2H5j 5-Sc.-a shade under yesterday
Cash wheat was duh. because OF the
light arrivals and offerings. Prices were
nominally unchanged.
part nrmnesS to corn, and the shorts were
cOrrespondngly uncomfortable during the
morning, but were enabled to assert them
selves before the close. the decline In
wheat serving to modify the strength e
marked extent. and the offerings event
ually forcing prices below yesterday
closing figures May corn opened al from
- II to a. 3-Sc. ranged between 10 $50
A IS and 45c.. and closed at i5c.-l-ic un
der yesterday. Cash corn was dull anC
unchanged.
oats were almost neglected. They were
governed In their trifling changes by tn
action Of the larger markets, the opening
being firm and the close easy. May oat'
closed lie. from Yesterday No change
was reported In the cash market, Wher,
the trade was exceedingly light
Provisions-'rhe packers were on the
selling side OF product to-day. and the
market in consequence thereof declined
Notwithstanding good reports from the
yards as TO the hog trade. The Openinl
was fairly firm. but later action was
not in line with the start. At the close
| MAY pork was - he. under Yesterday
May lard lie. under. and May ribs Zoe
| lower.