Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 13.-Flour-sfesdJ
and unchanged: winter wheat. low grades
nstents. ec.60as300: MiDnesotl clear. s2.25a
$3.50: do, patents, s3.2Jat4.C0; low extras
81. gOas2. 30: southern nour dull out steady
common TO fair extra. sl.sOas2.75: good to
eN WbeatCDuil but f,rm; No2 rcd. store and
elevator. 56l4c.: a1oat, oSlsc. options al.
6a.4c.. fell &c. advanced t4assc.. reacted. and
closed nrm at yesterdays prices. with inonsr-
ate trade; No. 2 February. bG3%c.; hss h.
CSrn-Duli but nrmer: No. 2, 4sI4c. In ele-
yator: 49l4c. aroat Options dcclined t4c.'
advanced sta7sc. and closed arm ana ssc.
over yesterday, with trading fsir; fooruery'
Oa's-Qniet and nrmer; options Gun put
nrmer; February, 33lSc.: March ana MAY.
SIC. spot, No. ., 33It.; mixed western, 34a
36c. .o.
Boo: good TO choice. 7Oa1jc.
Wool-Quiet and firm; domestic fleece,
15sise pulled. is.a3c.; Texas. eaiac.
Beef hsms-Dull at SIG.
Cut Meats-Quiet but firm; picked bellies,
l1s.IS4c.; do. shoulders, 4I<c.; hams Sao,4c'
Lnrd-Quiet and s:eady: western steam.
$500; ely s65osssG2; rsprvary ,.i SgT
quiet; Continent, $40; South America s1''o {;
com tound. &j.l2l9ss537h.
Pork Moderately steady; mess, SILICA
$1,000. - -
1sc.: creamery, I3a20c. western dsiry, iOa
l5c; do creamery, l5a2oc.; Elgins. 26c
Psiroieum-N Nominal
Cottonsced-Oil-Qnlei and steady; crude'
22c: yellow prime 26Iyc.; do. choice. &c.
Rosin-Quiet aud steady; strained common
to good, ai.35asl.40.
1urpentine-Dull but firm at 3la31kc.
kice-Firm; fair 10 extra. Agate; Japan.
4l:a4tsc. . ~, u,c,.nssa
Pcsruts-steady.
coaee-Quie: AMI 15s25 points up; Februa-
~, slA65: Msrcn, slt6oasl4:7o;. Aprll.
December. sI4.45as14.50. spot Rio quiet and
steady: No. z, s16.25.
susar-ksw, steady. and In light demand ;
far refining. ll-l8c.; refined, dun bur
3s1a3 lj-i6c.; cat loIf and crushed, asa
g. l6c. gran lated. 3isaf l-l6c
Freigh,s t. Liverpool quiet AMI steady;
cotton. LTD: grain, I'd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. February 10 Flour-DulL
Whsat-steady; No. red, spot and Febru.
AIRY, 57a57Ac.; March. 5714a51lac.; May
5s4aa5s5sc.: steamer, No. = red, 5iao43sc.;
southern. by sample, 5ds5Sc.; do. on grade,
54lyaJ71sc.
Corn-flrmer; mixed. spot and February,
47s47lsc.; March. 471sa47tic: May, islsa
4sssc; steamer mixed, 46i.c., bid; southern
white, 49ajOc.; do. yellow. 5oa5lc.
Oats-Easy; No. white western, 3oIsaSoc.
No. = mixed, do 3fs34i6c.
kye--lnactive: No. =. 56aJ7c.
Hay-Quiet but very nrm at s13OOssl3.bo.
Grain Freights-Inclined 10 be easy; cotton,
dull: middling. 54c.
Provisions -Dull; mess pork, sI40O bulk
shoulders. 60 20 short rib sides and clear sides,
1920; sugar-cured shoulders, $3.50; hams,
small. s10.75; large, sl0.25.
Butter-Firm: fancy creamery, 2oa?6c.;
roll. I2al4c.; laale. 15al6c.; store-pacxed'
1oa12c.
hgss Irregular and unsettled a. 2Se3Oc.
Coiee-Firm; No. Z. l6I.c.
Sugar-Uncnanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. February lS.-Wheat re-
ceived transitory relief from the mono
tony caused by dulness and heavy, de-
Ginning prices. when, about the middle OF
the session, Liverpool reported an ad-
vance OF l-4d1-2c.. corn also throwing some
OF its strength into the market mere
was but Scant encouragement Tor the
bulls, taking everything as whole. and
the temporary relief proved unaVdiilnS
There was considerable gossip from Ar
gentine to-day. one report gave out mat
the exportable supply now available in
gentine Consul at New York was quoted
as stating that l,0r0.0O0 tons was probably
a fair estimate. New York exporters had
private mail advices from Liverpool.
stating that up TO January 2lst eighty
steamers had been chariereI to carry
grain from Argentine. Bradstreets re-
port OF decrease In the worlds visible
supply OF j5s 90 bushels OF wheat was
major portion OF the late selling, the
~ essure of which weakened the market
at the close.
May whea, opened at from q 5-S TO
% Iat. 10
50 lie. closing at 50 3-sc.-l-4 under Mon
day. Cash wheat was steady.
corn-The trading in corn was depress-
ingly dull during the early hours OF tie
a local scalping order. and very light At
that. About the middle OF the session
there was unanimous movement by
shorts To cover up their trades, st. LOUIS
reporting a sale OF 10000 bushels Of cash
corn Tor shipment east. and at the same
time sending buying orders In tins mar
ket Before the close prices stood on
some from the top. May corn opened at
closed at Al 7-Sai5c. -l-ia3-sc. higher than
Monday. Cash corn was l-iGl-2c. per
bushel lower.
oats-The fluctuations in oats seemed 10
take place under protest IT was a dull
trade. without feature and absolutely
uninteresting. The variations were In ac-
cord with those OF the larger markets.
Bradstreet reported q decrease OF 1@',O
bGSneIS IN STOCKS. May CLOSED I-sfl-ic.
higher than on Monday. Cash oats were
easy. and l-2c per bushel lower.
Provisions were firm and higher: the
run OF hogs was light. and the market
at the yards both yesterday and to-day
was higher The feeling was extended
into the product trade prices maintaining
a firm tone throughout. The packers
bought fair quantities and the shorts did
a moderate amount of covering. Liver
pool was easy. The domestic markets
were quiet and firm.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.