Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Richmond Va, January q, 1886:
Receipts: Cattle. $50 head; sheep, Do
head; hogs. 1900 head. ooo
Sales: Cattle. 80 head: sheep. 200
head; hogs. LOO head. ss.
Prices: Cattle-Best. to 4 l-2c. gross
medium to good. 3 to 5-ic. gross; COM
mon to fair, TO 3-ic. gross; bulls, TO
1-2c. gross: sheep. TO lie. gross;
hogs. TO 1-2c. net.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. January M-FIo9r-
Quiet and firm; winter wheat. low grades.
s2.30qs2.so: do, fair to fancy. &.soQS .io;
do. patents, s3.45qs3.so: Minnesota clear,
s2.6omS.15; do. patents. S0uAD: low
extras, s23oa@o southern hour d 5al,.1 p aa
firm: common to fair extra, s2.50dN.~,
good to choice do. s3nS2c.
Wheat-Dull but firm; No. red. store
and elevator, I6SsQuc.: ahoat. 1l;sc,; OPP
fell 1Isalhc.. and closed weak. isai4c
below Saturday; No. red, January,
722sc. February, 723sc.; March, 1S&c.;
April, 737sc. May, 7l9sc.; June, Tic; July,
11c.
Corn-spots dull but firm; No 9. $3.50.
I'm elevator; 37asc. sioat; steamer mixed:
35ikq3574c. options advanced hnizc., tell
SC. rallied &c. and closed firm ON n fair
trade; January. 363sc: February 5o9sc.;
May. $3.50; June, 36SIc.; July. @ssc.
Oats-Spots quiet but firnier: options
dull but firmer: January, &c; February.
DC: May, 2obc;: spot prices-No zow
25.c: No. white, 2cho.; mixed western,
2jn &c; white do, 26q sc.
Haydn fair demand and steady; ship
Wool-Firm and in fair demand; do
nestle fleece. 16q22c. pulled. 1!N34c.
Beef-Quiet and firm; family, NOnSlz;
extra mess, N.5o0SS.
Beef Hams-Dull at $3.50.
Tierced Beef-Steady: extra India mess,
Cut-Meats-Firm; picked bellies, $50;
shoulders, $i754s5; hams, sS5oQse.
Lard-Inactive and steadier: western
ary' &.lS' noninalIy: refined quiet: CONT
nent. 800; South American, $3.50; COM
Pork-Quiet; mess. s10.75Gsll.
! Butter-Fancy. steady and fairly active.
State dairy lOQlsc.; do. creamery, 40
Cottonseed- Oil-Dull and barely steady;
crude, 2fAc.; yellow prime, $50 &c; DO,
! Off grade. 27G27iac. 49,.
Rosin-Quiet: common to good, sl.eo9
sl65.
Turpentine-Dun and easy at sOlsd3lc;
Rlce-Firm and fairly active; domestic,
fair TO good. S3sc.: Japan, 34c.
| Molasses-In fair demand and firm:
New Orleans. open kettle. good TO choice,
27gS7c.
Coffee-Steady; 25gS5 points down; jan
uary. sl335; February, si2.70n $3.50: March.
si25OdN2s5; May, $l2Gsl2l5; June, 81. 80;
! July. sii& September. $n.15aNl.G; De-
cember, :ll.0Q;li.lo spot Rio dull and
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; refining,
3ssc.: refined quiet and steady; No. 8,
| Aside: No. s, 4Ac.; No. .. 3-16c.; Off A..
! 4ialesssc: standard 4 l5-l6c.; cut-loaf and
| crushed, s-l6c; graduated. l5-l6c
Freights to Liverpool-ouiet and steady;
cotton, by steam, lsas-6id.; grain, by
steam, Sd.
| BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, January 27:-F'lour-
Firmer; western super. 2ooas2:tV; ., 90 10.
extra, 81 SOas325: do. family. s3.J0dS 10
winter wheat, patents s3.s5ns4.10 spring
do. do. s5.6oasS75; DO, do straight
'Wheat~UnsettIed; No. red, spot. and
January. 72Q72i4c.; May, 72472l4c; south
ern white. by sample, 72a7Sc.; do on
! grade. 69i1d72iac.
Corn-Firrr: mixed spot and January,
s3asnSSisc.; February, &lsaSSsc:; Maren,
| 337sfi3fc.: May, 35isq3&ac.; steamer mix
| ed, 32Isn32hc.; southern, 33g34c.
Oats-Quiet and firm No. white west
ern, 2ia5fsc; No. mixed do. &c. asked.
Rye-Quiet and steady; No. :, AntZc.
for nearby; 44n45c. for western.
Hay-Firm at SIG asked.
Grain Freights-Dull: steam, 10 Liver
pool, 3isd.; for February; .3l4d, for Maten'
Cork, for orders. 3D., Sd. for January; Ss.,
| lid. for February
Coffee-Duli; No. Z, NS.@lz
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. January H.-Satur-
| days advance in wheat was a great sur
/ prise TO the trade. but to-day's decline
I was a greater one. The crowd was
/ prlrned for q boom this morning. Instead
| Of which they got a break. Armour was
again the factor, but he was on the otner
/ side of the market Saturday. His safes
I were larger and We're openly MADE lheIe
were quite a number of country buying
i In he. ha ID nf
at the opening, the execution or whlcn
gave prices lift Rt that time, but
thereafter he offerings were largely In
excess Of the capacity OF ~ market 20
absorb. the inevitable result OF which was
a steady decline, with the close at about
the inside for the day.
May wheat opened a from 6j7s 70 66isc.,
declined to G4i4464Ssc. and closed at
6i3sc.--lAc. under Saturday. Casn wheat
was lc. per bushel lower.
Corn was heavy at the start. even the
brief respite given 10 wheat at the open
ing having no effect in sustaining TINS
market The antioipations of big IN
crease OF the visible supply were de-
pressing influence, and their realization
communicated further weakness at the
time the announcement was made. May
corn opened at from 3lls to Jf4c., declined
to S0c, and closed at 30nS0hc.-3sc. under
Saturday. Cash corn was steady.
The course of prices In oats was similar
to that In wheat and corn. and was in
splfed Dy the other grams. Inc s.ht IL
did not favor any Improvement in the
face of declining values IN other specula-
tive articles May oats closed sc. under
Saturday. Cash oats were steady, with
no essential change in prices.
The news from the yards this morning
10 the effect that hogs were lOul0c.
higher per 100 pounds increased the buy
ing of product, but the excitement and
weakness in wheat finally made itself
felt here as in other parts OF the Moor,
and the early gain was lost. At the close
May pork was unchanged; May lard, 2iec.
higher: May ribs shade higher. Domes-
tic markets were firm and foreign steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows;