Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, February H-F1our-
Duh, firm, and unchanged; winter wheat,
low grades, s2.5Oa$3; do. fair to fancy,
s Ssso4s cIeo DO P adsgi e. SsoaM5 NIP,
$40; extras, s250q$3; southern -four duh
but steady; common to fair extra, s. 40lp
81 good to choice do, SSQ$3.3O.
Wheat-More active and firmer; No. 2
req, store and elevator, S0TIS0Ac.: afioat
Sllsqa&c.; options moderately active and
firm at a 1nlbc. advance No. 2 red.
February. 73l2c.; March, 73%c.; May, 72lsc.
IN co oIs,o oa but ,frmes; No. 2 S7gs7Ac.
dull and firm at CSC. advance; February.
3Ilsc.; May. $3.50: July. 37kc.
Oats-Firmer and moderately active; op-
March, 25Rc.: May. &c.; spot, No. 2. $50
Shc. No 2 white, Aq127Ac.; mixed west
,Hay-Firm and in moderate demand !;
shipping, 75GS0c.; good to choice, 92ikc. n 81
Wool-Quiet and firm; pulled, Bfl33c
Beef-Dull but steady; family slOasi2:
extra mess s7.50lss.
Beef Hams-Quiet at $1450aH5.
Terced Beef-Dnll but steady; city ex-
Cut-Meats-Quiet and steady; picked
% lie S25; shoulders, Sa.5oGs4.75; hams,
Lard--Quiet and easy; western steam.
w.; South American, 1875; compound,
Pork-steady: mess. N0.25Qn075.
Butter-Choice firm: demand good State
dairy, yQ19c.. do. creamery held at 13fD
lsc.; western creamery. lfn2lc; Elgins,
2lc.
Cottonseed- oil-steady and quiet; crude
a ~ yellow prime. 25iac.; do. off
Rosin-Qulet ard firm; strained, COM
mon TO good, sl.62hm$1.65.
Turpentine-Quiet and steady at 29h1
29S.c.
Rice-Fairly active and firm; domestic,
fair to extra, 3Gt5%c.; Japan, 3AfD4c.
Molasses-Firm and moderately. active:
New Orleans, open kettle. good to choice,
Peanuts-ouiet; fancy hand-picked. &c
Coffee-Inactive; 5al5 points up; March.
Sl2.6s; May, N205GN2l0: July. Sll.as65
sll.eo; September. sos; December, 1910:
spot Rio dull but steady; No. Z. s13.25.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair refin-
Ing. SIC: refined STEADY; No. s. &c: OF
A. 4 7-i6a4 u-icc.; standard A., &C.; cut
loaf and crushed. 5Hc.: granulated, sc.
Freights TO INTERCOLLEGIATE and nomi-
nal; cotton. S-S2d.; grain. Ind.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. February 24-Flour--
Dull.
wheat-DulB No. red. spot and Febru-
airy, 73Ac. bid; March, 7ic. asked; May,
12i1U724c.; southern, by sample 75li76c. !:
do, on grade. Raise.
cor a1ssa1Ss mixed spot q. and Feerua
~ tr,ltts ooi8Ss, nditii, ojtQoic., ApFlf.
sil5nS4kc.; May. 35i.6a5Ikc.; steamer
mixed, 31kn32iSc.; southern. 3303fc.
Oats-Eaaier; No. white western, ma
ABe,; no ses.a mixed western; zSlsa2sc.
by; 474fsc. for western
Hay-Firm at SIC asked.
Grain Freights-Steady; steam. to L.
verpooi 2Ikd. for April: Cork, for orders.
Is. ed.G2s.. 2lzd. for February and
March.
Cotton-Qulet: middIIng, SIC.
Eggs-Quiet at 13c
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL. February N.-From
the opening right up TO the close to-day
strength was not always intense but
there was sufficient at any time TO con-
troyert the theory Of declining tenden-
cy. Liverpool was the prime mover In
denning the tone; An advance of &c.
was reported at THAI place this morning.
which. In view Of the lack of strength
In this market on Friday. was surprising.
and was considered decidedly favorable
to improving values. Shorts were good
buyers early. and eommiscion-houses re-
ported fair outside buying later. During
the. last hour reports OF liberal sales OF
cash wheat here and at New York were
circulated. and were the means OF ad~
yancing prices still further. but before
the close there was a partial reaction. and
the full gain was not sustained
May wheat opened ~ from g 70 SIC,
hld-In hisber than Friday, CASH What.