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

NEW YORK, February 1.-Flour Quiet and
barely steady; winter wheat low grades, sl.eoa
$3.50; fair TO fancy. 81. 35aS2.75: do. patents,
e2.60ss300; Minnesota clear, s2.26ss2.60 I;
patents, e3.25as4; low extras, s1.00ss.. 80
southern -four dull and easy: common TO fair
extra, sl.90as2.75: good TO choice do, s2.s0a
1929.
wheat--Dull but firm; No. 2 rcd. store and
elevator, b6s4c. afoas, 6sL4c. options declined
ssassc., rallied sss5zc., eassd OF hal4c.. aud
closed nrm at unchanged prices TO lsc. adj
vance, with n fairly active trade; No. = rod,
February, 581sc. March, 57ssc. May, 5shc.
Corn-DuIl and easier, closing steady; No. 2.
1880. in elevator; 4sI4c. anoat: options de-
cined Ms7sc.. and closed firm aud unchanged
90 Sc down ana moderately sclive; February,
46S4c, May, 47I4c: July, 4T34c.
oafs-Dun: mixed easier; options moderately
active and salc. lower, closing steady: febru.
ary, $40. May 3sAc. No, white Feb February.
No. 2, white. 36a36,ac; mixed western, 34a
35tsc
day-Dun and unchanged.
wool-In fair demand and firm domestic,
fleece. 15a1oc
Beef-Quiet aud unchanged.
beef hams-Duil nc l0c.
Tierced Bsef-Inactivs; city extra India meas,
el2.50ssl4.50.
GIas5ssc.; shoulders, 4iaa4l&c.; hams. 7Iaasc.
Lard-Steady; western steam, $685. bid city,
s6.30as6.37l5; February. $685., Dominaiiy /;
/ May, 1855, nominaly. Refined dull: CONT
nent. $3.50 South America, $3.50; compound,
S5f 1920.
PORK In moderate demand and steady; mes.
Sl1.25a3l175.
Butter-Qule. and weak. except for fancy I;
State dairy, 10a1Sc do. creamery. i4a21c. /;
creamery, 14a24c. Elgins, 24c.
Cottonssed-oil-Quiet and steady; crude,
22c. yellow prime, 26s261sc. choice, &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Rosin-Quls, and nrm; strained, common to
Turpentins-Quiet and nrmer, with the South,
Rice-Firm and fairly active: domestic, fair
70 extra. 4lla6c.; Japan, 4l4a4lxc.
Molssses-Firm and unchanged.
conso~stsady and aosao points down
March; sis;s5asl445: May, si425; June
Ga ISssitsS: D ii Si4.iSssiaso
spot Rio dull but steady; No. z, s16..5.
sugar-Raw crm and more active; fair re-
fning, 2%c.; centrifugals, eo-test, 3ssc.; 10
fined quiet, steady, ana unchanged.
Freights to Myerpool-Qoiet; cotton, by
steamer, 7-64d. asked; grain, sd. asked.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, February 1.-The stock OF
wheat and -four at Liverpool increased
to the extent OF $4,000 bushels OF the
former and 10000 sacks or the latter
during the month of January. and this
sideration Of that fact, and showed add
tional declines later OH the engagement OF
s.. 10000 In gold for shipment by to-mor-
rows steamers. The bulls argued their
of a probability that the President would
act with reasonable promptness In the
matter Of issuing bonds. There were
rumors OF something having been done by
the Cabinet to-day, but they were denied
later, as were likewise reports that the
Rothschilds were negotiating for the pur-
chase OF the entire issue OF the proposed
bonds. After noon prices rallied on this
s-Il - a.
at 81. Louis. New York was weak during
the morning but recovered with Chicago.
May wheat opened at from 52N to 521sc.,
sold between 52n and 53A462tsc.. and
closed at 53lsi53Lc.-Lc. higher than yes
terday Cash wheat was weak and IA
Vac. lower.
Corn-Shorts regretted an over-conh-
dence which they displayed during the
the stuff In the afternoon and found the
market comparatively bare Of offerings
The turn in wheat caused the revulsion
In feeling, the consequence being that
prices rallied with ease. May corn opened
at from f to 42Tsc., sold between 42+u
higher than yesterday. Cash corn was a
Qlzc, lower. closing nominaily iirmer
OstsLThere were less oats onered au-
that period. The motive In the action
OF the market came entirely from wheat
and corn at all times. The close was
firm and a shade higher than. yesterday
for May. Cash oats were weak at de-
cline Of A4i1c., but participated nominally
IN the strength OF the futures after trad
ing was over.
Provisions-A decline In provisions at
the start, the outcome Of lower quota
tons on Nve hogs at the yards. was only
partially recovered before the close. II
was but a small amount OF interest that
was shown IN the business, the trading
being OF an ordinary character. AT the
close May pork was &c. lower than yes,
May ribs 2I4c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows;