Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

n,
steady; winter wheat. low grades, sl.9oss2.3o;
DO. fair to fancy. ~. 3oae2.15; DO patents,
ec6Oas3O0; Minnesota clear. Sx2osy2.oo:
do, patents, t3.2Jaf4.oo; low extras. slsoa
az. 80: southern -four dull but steady: COM
mon TO fs,r extra, sl.e0as2.25: good to
Whest-spot, market dull but flrm and un-
changed; options very dull and steady; WIN
X or h, 57lSc. May. $3.50: June. osssc'; Jaiy'
5sysc.: August, 6gIsc.: september, o9ssc.; De-
osms bar. 62ssc. A., ,
49ilc. in elevator; 5Ossc. anoat: ungraded
mixed. 4sjks49I4c.: steamer mixed, isAs
49A. Options were moderately active ana
arm at VIC. advance; February, 1880; May
4s os:is1 Dull but nrmer; options quie, and
nrmer; February, 33,Ac-: March. 33l4c;; May,
33I,c. No white May. 3el.c.; spot. No. =.
33hc.; No. , white, 33lsc'; mixed WESTERN
asy"Quiet and steady; shlppinL 5oa5oc-;
good TO choice, 7os75c. 49,.
Wooi-QuIet aud Grm; domestic fleece,
I5aiec pulled. I2s33c: Texas, sai2c.
Beef Hsms-Dull Of $40.
Bset-inactive and unsettled: family. s9.75s
eI2OO: extra meas, s7.50ass.2o.
5sss5s.c.: DO. shoulders, 494c.; hams ssslc.
Lard-Quiet and easy: western Steam.
$500; city, s6.50sSd.G2ts; February, sos
nominally; May. se.e5 nom!nailv; rsnn sD.
CONF pound. ej.t2taae5S7ls.
Pork 10 fair demand and steady; mess'
el1.25asl200.
Butser-in better supply but weaker: State
dairy, 1oalsc.; creamery, l3a20c.; westsrn
dairy, l0al5c.; do. creamery, ion-'e' Eis'n''
25c.
Petroleum Nominal
Cottonseed-On-Dun but drm; crude, "a
o2L.G; yellow prime 26lac.; do. choice. nc.
Rosin-Dull ont nrm; strained, common 10
good, sl.35asl.40.
Turpentlns Quiet and steady at 3la3iIsc.
Molsssss-tirm ana unchanged.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Cofee-Qust and unchanged 10 o points up;
March, si4.7o; May, si4t5asl4.1o: July.
Sl4.45: septem bsr. si450sSI4.o5. spot Rio
quiet and steady; No. 7, s16.25.
refining. = I1-l5c. refined, DUH and IN:
changed; Oh A. , 7-loa3 ll-!oc.; standard
A, 3y4a3 lj-t6c; cut loaf and crush,d' sssa
3D. ! &C. grsnulated. 37sa4 1-16c-
Frelghis TO Liverpool quiet AMI steady;
cotton. It'd; grain, I'd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, February l4.-flour- Duh
Wheat-steady; Mo- red, spot and febru-
airy, a1a51l 4c March. o7tlzJaHc; May,
5ss4a5SIsc. steamer, No red, 5fso4llc.;
southern. by sample, 55aosc.; 40. on grade,
b4l,aJ7lsc.
Corn-Frm: mixed. spot and February, 47a
47ltc: March, 47laa47lsc.: May, 4SIta4sa4c-;
steamer mixed, 46i4c., bid; southern white,
4ssjOc.; DO. yellow, 6Dsolc -,,,
Oats-Firm; No. 2 white western, 3opa3oc''
No . mixed, DO. 34a3+lsc.
Rye-Quiet: No 2. 51aJ.c.
Hay-stroug good TO choice timothy, sl35Ua
sl4.O0.
Grain freights quiet
Provisions -Duil mess pork. sl4.oO; bulk
shoulders. 80. %; short rib sides and clear sides,
S725; sugar-cured shoulders, 500; hams,
small. si0.75; large. sl025.
Lard-Renned, &c.
Butter-Firm: fancy creamery, l5a"6c;
ladl-, Ice; store packed. Sal0c.
hgss Irregular At 21a5Oc.
Coise-flrtn: Nc. Z. l0lsc.
Sugsr-Duil graduated, s4.o2.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL, February H.-Wheat
received neghborly help from corn To-
the adverse feeling which resulted from
dulness and discouragement The trahlnS
was OF a kind to disgust spectators, con-
sisting mainly OF small lots at frequent
discussion of the privilege agitation.
Prices. 1t can be imagined, did not ira
verse wide range during the session.
The opening was heavy, althousn h.mi.
Prices soon responded TO the advancihg
tendency OF corn. but later receded. when
the coarse grain reacted. May wheat
opened at s. l-4c., sold between 50 l-sp
So SIS and 53 3-4c., and closed at 80 l. PC
Use. higher than yesterday. Cash wheat
was steady at yesterdays prices.
Corn led in interest, strength, and ac-
tlvity on the Board OF Trade today.
There were several heavy short nnss
out. ono or two OF the big houses holding
them. 1t 10 believed that the most OF
this corn would be covered on slight pro-
vocation The trade continues to talk
bullish. constant refer sTce 10 the needs
of those States usually producing a sur
plus but now actually requiring supplies.
being heard Around 45 l-2c. for May
leading professional sold rather freely. IN
consequence Of which prices declined from
the outside. May corn opened AZ from
A "a to "a 5-Sc.. advanced TO 70 l-2c. and
closed Mt K l-Sni5 i-%c.--i-4c. higher than
Yesterday Cash corn was firm and l-zc
higher.
Oats hardened with corn, and when tnat
grain relaxed fell away In sympathy
There was a firm und srtone 10 the mar
ket which was apparently due TO natural
strength, but the extremely small busi,
ness held prices in check. May closed
A shad- higher than yesterday. Cash oats
were lac. higher. o0o
Provisions-Thcre were llO.cO more hea,
OF hogs packed during the past weet
than were packed during the correspond
| ing week OF 1894. according TO the I'm
ci1rati Price Current. With this state
ment. and with lower market for i've
| hogs at the stock-yards to-day, ther
was no effort made TO do much buying
| OF product to-day. Lower prices ruled
| and the close was loo. under yesterday
! for NAV pork 2 t-2c. lever for May lard
| and f-2c lower for May ribs. Receipts
| and shipments were moderate domestic
markets were duh. and foreign easy.
The leading futures ranged as fellows;
/ .