Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARX IT.

| aud In Moderate demand; winter wheat low
grades; si.eoae2,Jo; 90 oo la, 90 70 u iansy
sofa clear s2.25gsl.60; patents. 81 25asA0O;
low extras sl.9oes2.50: southern 1our quiet
/ and steady; common 10 fair extra. el3Oa
| s2.75: good to choice do. a2.s0ae325.
| wheat-Moderatsly active aud higher; No =
| red. store ana elevator. 5Sc aiioa. o914a5e,ac.
Options fairly active and sSe1hc. higher. with
| tire close strong. No. z rod, February, 5sc.;
March, 5sjsc.; Nay, 59lsc.; June. 5e]1c:; July
and August. S9ssc.: September. 60Isc. Dcceui-
| Der. o3c.
Corn-Dun but nrmsr: no. ?. ioIlni0isc.
in elevator; 50S4a5ic efoa,; ahgrsdea mixsc.
moderately active aud Grm at a ,sl advance !;
February. 49lsc.: May, 1890: July 1865.
Oats-Dull.tut STEADY; options more active
ard firm. February and March, 3J4c.: April.
$3.50; May, 33sic.; NO. = white, February,
| 3Sc: March, SIC; spot, NO. 2, 34c.; No. 2
white, 3Sa3SI4c.; no 2 mixed WESTERN 3i}sa
| 36c.
Hay-stsady; shipping. 6oa55c; good 10
Wooi-Nc deratsly activs and -teacy; domcs-
| tic fleece. l5a1gc. pulled. l2a33c.
Besf-Dull; family. e9s3asi..oo; extra
mess, S7.50esS.21.
Beef hams-Qulet at sl6.
Tlerced Beei-Dnll; city extra tndis mess,
| sl2j0as14.5J.
cut Mests-Quie,: picked b-llica. ) eliza
| 5ssc.; shoulders, AVG. hams. 1}4as14c.
Middles-Firm: short clear, $3.50.
| Lard-Quiet and steady western steam. 1870
nomnaly: city, S0.2jash3Ils; February
s672 nominaly; May $3.50 nominsily refined
compound, s5.l2Itssj.37iS.
Pork-ln modera.e demand and steady:
N as 81 l.25a$i2.
Butter-Dull: state dairy, I0ag0c. do.
creamery 20a2ec. western dairy, aaioc. !;
creamery, l5s2Jc: Elgins, 23c.; new. s3c;,
! Cottonseed-oil-Crude, 22c, bid: yellow
| prime 2b,gc. do. choice. 27c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| Rosin-Dull but iirm; strained, common 70
good, e1.40asl.45.
Turpentine-Quie. and frm. No southern
| here. Machine quoted al 3S,ec,
| Rce-fatr!y active aud urn: domestic fair
| TO extra, 44a0c; Japan 414a4ltc.
Moiasses-Firm; foreign n0uInai: New Or
leans. open kettle, good to choice, zSa3ec.
| Peanuts-Quiet.
Cores-Barely steady aud 1Oa20 points
down; February, sia-20; March, si5.05s
elo.lo AprL si5.OO; May. sl4.75aslf90:
sgiy; si1s0as 80 september. sl4soa
cember. Sl4.60asIi.f0. spot Rio eah bat
nrm No z, slG.62h.
susar-Raw more active end steady: lair
refining, ll-i6c ceniriiayals, gU-test. Be-;
rs1ned, firm: OIL A, 3tsa.tytc.: standard A..
| 313lGa4c.:.cut loai ana crushed, 1-iDa4Hc:
grxnulated, 3 IL l6a4ts,.
Freighls TO Liyerpooi steady; cotton. It'd;
! grain. 21ld.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. ILL, February 2G-Wheat
| iD-tt,, iflt bTtAlfSt mo-
mentum being attained during the last
| hour, after the crowd had about given
| up hope OF particularly important good
resulting from Bradstreets report Of a
decrease OF f.f770)0 bushels in the worlds
available stocks. and when a number Of
! them had sold out their wheat In disgust
! The news of bulliah kind overbalanced
the bearish very materially. but despite
extraordinary. efforts on the part OF buy
ers. the market failed to advance with
anything Ike celebrity during the morn
Ing.
The first announcement OF an encourag-
ing character was the correction of the
English visible supply statement TO show
IA decrease OF 300pO bushels. instead OF
an increase OF G}0.0o0 bushels, as given
out yesterday. Then the Liverpool cables
came In with light adyance. followed
by the report OF Baltic ard Indian
shipments OF but l.I52C00 bushels which.
added to the 10000 bushels cleared from
America last week. made up only one
half OF the amount supposed To be re-
CURED by importing countries. Liberal
sales OF cash wheat NJ Minneapolis were
heard Of. which helped along the buying
inclination here.
tween So I-ic. and 81 $50. and closed at
81 l-suJi l-ic.--IGl i-Sc. higher than yes
terday. Sales Of cash wheat ranged from
Ia to lie. higher than yesterday.
Corn lacked much OF the strength that
peryaded the market yesterday. although
the pronounced strength or wheat sue
ceeded In preventing prices from going
lower The business was mainly local
and scalplng. no deals Of importance
taking place. and commission houses re-
porting a dearth OF orders either 10 buy
or sell Bradstrects gave a decrease IN
stocks OF 1900 bushels.
May corn opened at A. l-ic., sold be-
tween 45c and 45 l-2c., and closed at
45 s-sc.-i-sGl-+c. higher than, yesterday.
Cash corn was l-4c. per bushel higher.
Oats at no time displayed activity,
I and were frequently at a complete stand
stlll Their strength came from wheat
and corn, and slight advance. was
scored Bradstreets report showed that
the available stocks had fallen on ZDCOl
bushels during the past week. MAY ciose1
at a gain Of l-Sni-4c. for The day, ana
cash oats were unchanged TO Lie. higher,
under a good demand.
Provisions-The strength and improve
ment In grain did not receive appreciation
by products, the free and general selling
OF packers holding values down. hrin
hog market nj the yards was also power
less as an influence. The bulk OF the
trading took place during the morning.
the latter portion OF the session being
quite dull. The close was 2 l-2c. under
Yesterday, each for May pork, May lard,
and Nav ribs. Domestic markets were
quiet. liverpool was easier;
The leading futures ranged as follows
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