Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, January f-fiOur dnii ana
unchanged. southern dull, but steady;
common 10 fair extra, 81 10000, good 10
choice do. 81. l0aSJO.
Wheat-Steady: moderate export De
mand; No. red, store and elevator, oic.i
ofioat 6liSc Options moderately active
ana lower. with some free selling by local
traders ON the shipments OF gold, rallying
on local covering and better Late cables,
closing steady at l4lssc. decline; 10.
red. January. 6Ol2c.; March, olsc.' May
Corn-Dull but steadler; No ., 5lAQ52c..
I'm elevator: 53c., aiOat. Options were
quiet and ssiiyc. higher. on local trade
January, disc; February. 6lesc. May
oats-Dull and easier. options lower;
January 3fhc.: February. S5c.; May, 3c.;
spot, No. 2. 5sc.: mixed western. Si'2H5ec.
Hay-Qulet and unchanged.
Wool-in light demand and about
steady; domestic fleece, l0aNc.; puheu'
Beef-Quiet: family. siocOlll.0: extra
mess. N.J4Sco; beef hams dun az NhW'
tierced beef quiet city extra India mess,
cut Meats-DulI and easy: picked bel
lies, 6p6lsc.; shoulders, 4AQ41sc.; hams,
81 sac; middles nominal.
steam, Si5: city. &.62is January, Nl5,
nomlnaly; May. T.25, nominaliy; rennei
dull; Continent. s765: South America, sS.oo;
Pork@luiet and steady; mess. sl2.758
Bntter-Moderate receipts: choice frmer;
State dairy. i0Ul9c.; creamery. lGpaic',
western dairy. l0al5c.: creamery, lStZ'c''
| Elgins. 26c.
Linseed Oil-Quiet and about steady;
| crude. &c: yellow. prime, PC.
Petroleum-Nomlnal.
Rosin-Quist and steady; strained COM
mon to good. s13Jfii.i0. 49,
Turpentine-Duil but steady at 2.Eg
| 2Sc.
Rice-Falrly active and steady; domestic,
fair to extra, iAQ5c.; Japan ihgiGc'
| Molasses-Forelgn nominal; New Or
| leans 2Su3sc.: market quiet and STEADY.
Pcanuts-Steady.
coffee~Firm and 1910 points up; Janu-
ary sl3. 70ul3.75; March, sl3 tV9l50o; May
| sl3.3OqlS.i5; spot Rio, quiet and steady;
Sugar"Raw dull but steady; fair re-
filming. 29,c. refined quiet and steady; on
! A. 3laI3Ac; standard A, 3 l5-l6nic cut
| loaf and crushed, 7-l6gissc.; graduated
3 b-lGuiisc.
Freights-Less quiet. but steady; cotton.
I'D. grain. 2i.d.
| CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO, ILL. January 4.-Yester-
| days closing boom was found missing at
| the opening OF the wheat market to-day
| No particular reason was given for the re-
| yersal of tone, except that there was no
tangible excuse for the bulge, and that
IL could not hold. The offerings were IN
excess Of the demand, and a loss OF isSp
l,c. at the start was followed by. fur
Their decline Of Lu&c. A rally then set
In. which carried prices back to the open
ing point. around which they hung during
| the balance Of the session, shorts leading
| In the buying.
May wheat opened at 575sc.. sold between
| 57i.D57A and 57ssq51S.c., and closet AZ
57i9q579sc.-Ac. under yesterday. cash
wheat did not change essentially
Corn followed wheat In most Of the va
rlations OF that market. although the
predominating inclination was 10 sell. May
corn opened at from il5. to E1.c., sold be-
tween Az. and 4IssQh%c.,. and closed at
| Hisc.-ls0Ac. below the rnal hsures OF
yesterday. Cash corn was quiet ana
steady.
Oats-The sensation OF the day In oats
! came within few minutes or the close;
when a larga elevator concern dlsposei
OF line aggregating GoOeO bushels OF
! NAV. The crowd was unprepared for the
adequate to the occasion. Prices dropped
to &c. below yesterdays close, where they
rested at the end OF the session. Cash
oats were quoted hc. lower.
Provisions-Product was weak and lower
during the first hour of the session. the
prices detrimentally. but upon an AZ"
tempt being made TO buy pork by the
Cudahy Packing Company. OF Omaha. the
crowd pleasantly bid the price up, no
difficulty being experienced In forcing an
advance of SOC. from the inside, owing 10
the narrow character or the market
recession from the top took place be-
fore the close Lard and ribs kept in
line with pork. May pork gained l2,ec.
for the day, May lard l0c, and May
ribs 7i26l0c
The leading futures ranged as follows: