Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

/ NEW lOltIN 1iNODI ~ MAAlNhI<i.
NEW YORK. January 25.-Flour-Dull;
winter Wheat, low grades $23OqS2S5; do.
/ fair to fancy. s3iG0 A15; do. patents,
! si95GS1O; Minnesota clear, $3.50QA'
southern flour steady; common to fair ex-
| ira. $.30dS3.65; good to choice do, A.IoY
| .l05.
/ Wheat-Spot dull and easier.
! Corn-Dull but steady; No ?, % l-2c. in
| elevator, p l-2c. aiioat steamer mixed,
/ q l-4d27 lie; No. :. 26 Sac. in elevator;
| options dull and weak at a l-Sc. decline;
| January, % lie; May. - 7-Sc.; July,
/ 30 Use. September. 81 Lie.
| Oats-Spots quiet and steady; options
/ duh and easier; January, pc; February,
| &c: May, y l-Sc.; July. - I-Sc.; spot
/ prices: No. 2, pc; No. white, 24c; mixed
western, 22H2fc
Wool-Quiet and unchanged.
Beef Hams-Firm at $40.
Tierced Realistically; extra India mess,
Cut-Meats-Flrm and unchanged.
/ Hams-Quiet and about steady.
! Lard-Westernl steam. s4.25 nominally;
! city $50; January, 1913; refined dull;
| Continent, $455; South American, $3.50;
/ compound $3.50.
Butter and Eggs-Steady and unchanged
| from Saturday
/ onsced-Oil-Steady; crude, DOC; yell
| low prime, 23023 lie.
/ Rosln-Steady; common to good, N7O@
Turpentine-Quiet at 27 l-2d2sc.
] -I
! 7-s0Gc.; Japan, l-iui BIC.
! Enthusiastically: demand moderate;
/ New Orleans, open kettle, good to choice,
! 22Q32c.
Conee-5G15 points down; February,
J 50 30; May, $3.50 $3.50.
Freights to Liyerpool-Quiet; cotton. by
steam. 7-6ld. grain, by steam. 7-Sd.
/ BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
! BALTIMORE, MD, January 25.-Flour-
Dull; western super, 2.75HS.20; extra
/ S3.4OaLO5; do. family, SiiOaSt"; winter
wheat patent. $3.50; shipping do, A6Og
/ SiSj: do straight Sf.40n$i60.
/ Wheat-Dull: spot. 90 l-2c. bid: May, Nn
/ 81 lie; southern, by sample, M4s3c.; do,
on grade, S6a1c.
! Corn-Steady: spot and January, % Ia
/ D 5-Sc: February % 3-ffi25 T-Sc.; March,
/ 20 l-fU26 1-2c; April, 2lu-3 lie, steamer
mixed % 1-2G23 5-Sc.; southern white, 22p
/ &c: do. yellow, q 1925 1-2c.
Oats-Quiet: No. white, 2iu2i 1-2c.; No.
2 mixed. 2luZ2c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
! CHICAGO, January PA bull en-
thuslasm which displayed some of the
sentiment of Saturday, was seen to-day.
/ At the opening. prices showed q slightly
/ frmer feeling, but that soon gave place 10
/ weakness, and discouraged holders turned
sellers. The weather since Saturday
/ was conceded 10 be most beneficial 10
/ winter wheat. The snow, followed by "A
hard freeze. afforded all the protection
] lndL Is Httutl. Ht EDNtl llnfll ltpolAf
| which was issued this afternoon, caused
some hesitation. the possibility that II
/ might be a bull help tending TO restrain
short" sellers. Wheat opened at 50 Ian
50 3-Sc. and 70 1-fn79 3-Sc.. and closed at
! 77N77 5-Sc.-l-2G5-Sc. under Saturday. Cash
wheat was 1-2c. lower.
! Corn was fairly steady q the opening
| There was indifference to trade exhibited
| and prices soon dropped lower. In sym
patty with wheat. May corn opened at
/ 2ic. sold between 2fU2i Is and . 7-Sc.
| and closed at the ins.de-l-sc. under
/ Saturday. Cash corn was firm and lac
! higher closing nominally easy, with the
/ futures.
oats drifted in the direction taken by
| wheat Occasionally active moments
! were seen, but the business was mainly
local. Cash oats We're steady. May
closed a shade lower than Saturday.
Provisions-A stronger hog market con-
tributed hrmness to provisions at the
| opening but the improvement was not
/ permanent the weakness OF wheat
| Eventually exerting influence. and causing
an easier feeling. At the close mode
| rate covering by shorts steadied the mar
| ket May pork closed 2 lie. higher, May
/ lard and ribs each a shade lower.
| Hides were quiet and steady, with
husiness light and demand moderate; ma
! tives heavy. 9G9 Lie; light. SGS i-4c
native cows heavy, s lie: light, s Sac
hutt brands. heavy, lie; light Z lac.
| The leading futures ranged as follows
upspfns ri.nss'. Lovss. Closing