Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
NEW YoRK pROprCE MARKET

NEW YORK. January D.-Flour
g WRtat. AMI low 's ars4o.. sly s&ys.co. ~'q feir
TO fancy. S2.J0n2s IS; patents. S.Tj
N3.25: Minnesota clear, s2.s6q2 20. PATENTS,
~. tDli3.90; low extra, s2C5N2G0: southern
dull and easy: common TO fair extra, &.l0
N3l09. good 70 choice, do. N.i0g5.JJ.
Wheat-Dull. weak. and Sc. lower. No.
2 red. store and elevator. 6lnSli.c.: atioat.
G2'.c. options fairly active and steady Mt
= save. decline; No. 2 red, January, Gle;
February, GlAc.; March. &c; May. 62i.c.;
Corn-Dull. lower, and weak; No. 2.
duil and weak at a i4G7sc. decline Janu-
airy. size: February. 5la-c. May. 5ltec.
Oats-Quiet and easier. Options steady:
January. SIC. February, Asc.; May, Sis,c.:
SHsSSsS. "' "N ~ ~
Uly-0uic, ard easy: shipping. 5Ng5jc.
Woo-ln moderate demand and steady;
domestic fleece, l5q2c.: pulled; l2g33c.
mess. sl5oasO0. beef hams quiet at $500.
ticrced beef duh; city extra India mess.
SIC p0QlIuO.
Cu,-Meats-Quiet and easy: picked bel
lis, &C.: DO. shoulders. "a FAC. do. hams,
spSiac.; .n!ddlss, nominal.
Lard-Quiat. but lower; western steam.
$G5; city, $3.50; January. $40. nominally;
MAY. $40; refined duh.
POrk-Quiet and steady.
Butter-Dull and easy. state dairy. l01
2oc.; creamery, i6P23c.; western dairy. l0p
ljc.: creamery. l6ll5c.: Eigins. 25c.
Cottonseed Oil-Quiet ami easy; crude.
20; yellow. prime. 2slac.; choice. &c.
petrOleum-NOminal.
Rosin-Dull but steady; strained. COM
mon 10 good. sl.350i.4O
Turpentine-Steady and quiet AZ 2Sd29c.
Rice--in fair demand and firm: domestic.
fair 10 extra, 41.G6c.; Japan. r4pi12c.
Nolasses-Quiet and unchanged.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Conee-Barely steady on near. and
steady on far months: unchanged to %
points up; January. si2oalLS9; March.
s~lto5nltSo; December. $40; spot Rio dull
but steady; No. I, sl5.s7,2.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair re-
filming. 2'ac.; refined fairly. active and
steady; off A.. 3h.u3}.c.; standard \. 1915
ale; cut-lOaf and crushed. ! 1-l6aihsc.;
graduated. 8 lj-15d4kc.
Fr-iehts to Yiverpool-Dull: room scarce:
cotton. sd; grain. lad.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. January l5.-Flour
Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red. spot and Janu-
airy. 597,a60c. February. 6Qh.qeQi1c.;
March Sll'gGlEci Nay ty so sIfaS1'aGG, e. !;
sample, GopC?c.: do. on grade. G7l2aeo'1c.
~COrn-Easy: mixed. spot and January,
4s4 ~itlsl2c.; February, is~h0tSAc.;s May,
JOl T.. bid: steamer mixed. t1%.a iSc. {;
southern white, TQJ0c.; do. Yellow, 4fg
i9c.
Oats-Firm and in good demand: No.
2 Whit, western, 35lec., bid; No. 2 mixed.
35ieu36c.
Rye-Slow: No. 2. sc.
Hay-Quiet and easy: good to choice
Grain Freights~Qulet AMI steady; steam
to Liverpool. January. Is. l0i.d N2s.; Cork,
for orders, January, %. sd.G2s. loisd.
Butter-Steady; fancy. Creamery. &c.
falln f-.rTG. . roll IN no fAVa-naHkpI
llgl3c.
Confee-Firm; No. 7. $500.
Sugnr-Active and unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL, January l5.-At inter
| walls between the unofficial discussions OF
the merits and dement's of the action or
the Board OF Trade yesterday In decidlng
10 wage war on the abuses which prevail
in the trade there was a little business
I'm the grain markets transacted to-day.
The only period when anything Ike ac-
tivity was seen, however. was during tnr
few moments Immediately succeeding the
receipt Of the Bradstreet report, giving a
decrease in the worlds visible supply or
5000 bushels. This amount did not strike
the crowd as being large enough To b.
considered bullish, and prices declined iiV
%.c. below puts, which point they reached
shortly after the opening. May wheat
opened at 5Si4c.. and sod between $50 and
5.4n57sc., closing at 5I7sc.-i.c. under yes
terday. Cash wheat was easy at a apl3c.
decline.
Corn-Fluctuations failed to get outside
of privilege prices. Hc. being the narrow
range within which the days business
was transacted. There was no interest
or desire to trade. wheat directing the
tone towards weakness. May corn opened
az SIC, and sold between IS and fInc,
closing ut i77sc.-isc. under yesterday.
Cash corn was quoted ". under yester-
day. When wheat fell away, about noon,
"A temporary feeling OF "A like character
took possession OF oats. but IL gave way
to a firmer tone before the close. Al the
| end of the session May corn was fraction
ally over yesterday.
Provisions-The disposition in this. mar
ket to-day was 10 sell. Hogs We're lower.
aud this, with the general inclination OF
grain 10 decline. furnished spectators
with the courage necessary 10 take the
short side. Packers were offering, ana
commlssion-hOuses were evidently i'm
pressed with a bearish sentiment. The
business could not. however. be called
active. the pit at times presenting a de-
serted appearance. The close was &c.
lower than yesterday for May pork. .lnsc.
lower for May lard. and l2i:n1Sc. lower
for May ribs.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.