Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK.. January Z3.-fIour-
-four quiet. firm. and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull but frmer. with options;
No. 9 red store and elevator. 16lac; afioat,
7sc.: options declined isg.c., advanced
1ni9sc., and closed firm at &c. over yes
terday;. March. 73'sc.; May, NE June
and July tic.
Corn-Dul but hrmer; No. =. 36i,c. in
elevator; S7iic. afloat: options were mode
rately active and firm al &c. advance.
No. >, &c; No. : white, 26s4c mixed
western. 25d26c
Hay-Steady and in fair demand: ship
ping, I0G l5c: good 20 choice. S)c.uN.
Wool--Firm, in fair demand, and I'M
changed.
Beef-Quiet. firm, and unchanged.
Beef Hams-Quiet at N5J0
1lerced Beef-Dull but steady.
Cut-Meats-Quiet and firm; picked bell
lies, $3.50; picked shoulders, s.; picked
hams, SS50Mxy.
Lard-ouiet: closing firm: western
steam. Sc; city. S.i5045.5O: refined nomi-
nal: compound. A.1j4S.
Pork-Quiet and unchanged.
Bntter--Fancy steady, "a fair demand,
and unchanged
Observation-Disclosures and steady; crude.
2ilec. asked, yellow, prime, 2Siac.; do. of
grade, 2li2c.
Rosin--Quiet and unchanged.
Turpentine-Quiet and steady az 3Oi2Q
dc.
Rice and AlolaSses-F1rm.
Peanuts-Firni; fancy hand-picked. 54c.
COffee-Easy; January p points down.
others unchanged TO points down. FEB
ruary, $3.50; March, 81. i5dSl260: Nav.
81. 9Onsl2.0j June. Sll10; July, Sl.50Qsll.GO;
September. si0.S0Q$ l.1 10: December, $40. sop
slos: spot Rio dull and weak; No Z,
Sugar-Raw firm and in fair deman +:
fair refining, SEC; refined quiet, firm. and
unchanged.
Freights 10 Llverpool-Actlve and firm;
grain, 81.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND, January 29.-Flour-
Firm
Wheat-Unsettled and higher; No. ? red.
spot and January. l2n72Ac.; MAY, ul2n
7i+.c; southern. by sample, ,2113c.; do,
on grade. 69iz01Zlec.
23AdS3ssc.; February. 3Si4d33isc.: March.
555sG3S2.c.; May, 35l4q35s4c-; steamer. Use.
Oats-steady: No. : mixed, 23fi23i4c.
Rye-Inactive; No. ?. 4la42c for near
by: sId45c for western.
Hay-Qwet and firm at SIC asked.
Grain Freishts-Quiet.
Coffee-Dull; No. I, Sl337isM $3.50.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL. January 29.-The
course Of wheat prices was downward in
the morning. and upward In the after
noon. Tn. impression became general
after the opening that Armour was dis
posing OF wheat IN scattered lots through
brokers' and the belief induced the crowd
to adopt the short side very early III the
day. \ few Insignificant rallies took
place later. the reports OF reduction or
points IN the condition OF winter wheat
and decrease OF Liverpool stocks for
the mouth Of 10000 bushels. receiving
the credit as factors. About noon the re-
port OF sales or from 20 10 10 loads for
sXport were received from New York,
prices responding promptly. and making
distinct gain of lisc. rom the inside.
MAY wheat opened at from 63is to b3ssc..
sold between So and e3is and GsSubJc.,
and CLOSED at Gr2G64ss c.-luusc. higher
than yesterday. Cash wheat was quiet
and steady.
Corn was easy. and declined earlyin
the morning, the action OF wheat being
the cause of the depression. The strength
of wheat extended aid TO corn a COM
plete recovery taking place Nay corn
opened at 2S.c.. sold between SignzSes
and 3Qi4c, and closed at 30isc.-l4d sc.
higher than yesterday. Cash corn was
&c higher. closing firm.
oats declined early and recovered later,
the weakness and strength OF The lead
ing markets furnishing the influence in
higher than yesterday. Cash oats were
steady.
Provisions. An unexpected run OF hogs
threw cold water on the possibility OF
strength either in hogs or product.
material decline took place the selling
being liberal and the demand backward.
The rally in wheat and other grains COM
municated a better tone TO provisions
later. and almost an entire recovery Was
noted Domestic markets were easy.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Dpeniny iilxnssL ioues. Closing.