Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET,


NEW YORK. February 1O-Flour-
Steady wfhter-wheat. low grades. Asoa
50: do, fair to fancy. s2.S5uS3.9o; do,
patents. $3.9oas4i5; Minnesota clear
s2.700s3.30; do, patents. S;5onAp; low
Steady Steady; Common s 20 fair extra, @4oass
good to choice do, sS4s3.5O,
Wheat-Spot market dull and easier; No.
red In elevator, 80 1-2qS0 Sac. afoat. 2q
50 1-ic. Options declined 1 7-Sc;, rallied s
g &c; March. "a s-4c.; May, " 5-Sc.
Corn-Spot easy and dull; No. 2, 30 $40
Sc; in elevator; 81 SIC. atioat: Options
dull and easier February, 80 7-Sc.; May,
36 l-2c.; July, 81 Csc.
Oats-Spots dull but firm; No; 2, p 1-2c. !;
No. white - lie; mixed WESTERN
. I-2a26 l-2c. Options quiet; February,
Hay-Quiet and easy: shipping, 7oa75c.;
good TO choice timothy. 90c.Msi.
Wool-Quiet and firm; domestic, fleece,
l6n22c.; pulled. 15u3Sc.
Beef-Quiet and steady; family, 10Tl2c.;
extra mess. $7.50q$S.
Beef Hams-Dull, at $3.50.
Tierced Beef-Steady and quiet: city ex-
ira India mess. sl5@$l6
Cut-Mea'ts-.Quiet; picked bellies, 5 LA
5 : s 5-is.' shoulders 4 &c. hams i-s~
Lard-EasIer but quiet; western steam,
s5.7 1-2: city. s5.25 May. S.s6; refined
ullis continent. ~, COuln Af1cIlCdD, wow
Pork-Quiet and easy: mess, sl075@sli
Butter-In fair q nand; fancy firm;
State dairy. sr1sc.; do, creamery, lsq
lsc;; western dairy, lOql4c.; Elgins, lsc.
Cottonseed- Oil-Dull; crude. DC; yellow
prime, ZqH l-2c.; do. off grade, 26 lie.
Rosif-Quet and steady: strained, COM
mon to good, sl.57 1-2asl.6o.
Tpurpentine-steadyi a. % l-4@2s &c:
fair In exfra 3lfS al IaOan 3-lU 10
Molasses-In fair demand, firm; New Or
leans. open kettle, good to choice 2Iq3Ic
Peanuts-Quiet; fancy hand-picked.
Coffee- Steady: 15a25 points up; March,
Sl2.55Qs12.e0; April. sl225; May. $l2054sl5;
June. 81. sOaSll.90: July, 81. 76Mkll.75: Sep
t ssm at I'll leHsii Isl December Ao.sSa
refined steady and quiet: standard A..
1-sc.: .cut-loaf and crushed. s i-2c. +;
graduated. 7-sc.
Freights to Liverpool-Quiet; cotton. by
steam. I'D. asked; grain. by steam.
2 Sid. asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, February To-
Flour-Quiet: western super. s2.55H$2. 20 /;
do. extra, s2.s5qss.3o; do, family, 5000
SS; winter-wheat, patent s3.s0ns4.15;
spring; DO, do. S.7oQN; do, do, straight,
Wheat-No. 2 red. spot and February.
70 1-2l73 3-4c.: May ~ 3-4a73c southern,
by sample, 76m77c.; do, on grade. 72G75c.
sS iic March, hso s. S fss sns 5s SeOl Xpr
- 1-Sn34 3-Sc.: May, 50 1-4035 l-2c ;
steamer mixed. 32432 1-sc.; southern, S39
.oats-strong; No. 2 white. western. 2sc. /;
No. mixed. do. 26c.
Rye-Firmer; No. 2, 4Q145c, for nearby;
46Nf7c., for western
Hay-Quiet, at &c.,, asked.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steam, to LIVER
pool, 3d., for March: Cork, for orders. ss..
I'D. for February.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. February lO.--The in
formation on wheat to-day was OF
kind that tended to discourage owners
OF tnat grain, and many parted with their
holdings in disgust. Prices naturally de-
ciined under the circumstances. although
a partial recovery took place before the
end OF the session. which was due rather
TO the taking by shorts of profits
than to renewal OF confidence In values.
me opening was at a decline from Sa-
turday's close. large Black-sea shipments
and lower Liverpool cables causing the
weakness After that the selling was
continuous and persistent, and, whilst
there was fair buying around CSC for
May, 1t eventually proved inadequate to
the offerings.
May wheat opened at from Sc $50
% bic, sold between sc 5-Sfi66 3-flp
% 5-sc... and closed at So 3-Sc.-3-lp7-sc.
under Saturday. Cash wheat was weak.
and 1c. lower.
The news on corn was quite favorabl
to-day. and had IL not been for the
tendency OF wheat to decline IL Is very
probable that an Improvement In prices
might have taken place As Il was. there
was only a fractional loss.
May corn opened at 30 SIC, sold be-
tween 30 5000 1-2ff3o 1-sc., and closed
at 80 3-Sc.-a shade under Saturday. Cash
corn was 1-ic. per bushel lower.
light business was transacted In
oats The action OF the other grains was
followed in a perfunctory manner. May
oats closed 1-Sc. under Saturday Cash
oats were 1-4c. lower.
Provisions-Lower hog prices caused
lower product values this morning. Some
buying orders came from the market
right at the opening. the effect OF which
was to cause a rally. but when they had
been executed dulness became the fea-
ture. and the weakness OF wheat the IN
tiueEce
At the close May pork was SAT i-2c.
under Saturday. and May lard and ribs
each lie. lower. Domestic markets were
quiet and easy.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
opening. hispes. Loyss- Closing.
WHEAT
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