Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

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Mr. f. r. Chamberlain, Of Goldsporo'
was here Saturday.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. January A-Flour 60
Strong and held higher. with iobbers far
buyers: city Mil patents. S5.55n$o.sO; rye
-four steady; buckwheat flour quiet.
Buckwheat-Dul
Cornmeal-Steady.
Ryc-Steady.
Barley-Dull; barley malt steady.
Wheat-Spot strong; No 2 red H;Vo'
options opened strong. on higher caDies
reported reduction of Italian duty. foreign
| bIying. and bullish home news; eased OH
under realizing, but rallied again on
strong late cables and export demand, anu
! closed 7-SM2 1-Sc net higher: January
closed sl.07 May closed 80 l-2c.
Corn-Spot quiet: No 2, So Csc: options
opened steady, with wheat but eased OH
under very light speculation and absence
of demand. closing a shade steadler, Win Win
wheat. and at unchanged prices; May
Oats-Spot steady; No. .. 2s 1-2c. options
inactive and barely steady all day. closing
unchanged May % l-Sq2S i-4c. lower
! Beef-Firm.
enthusiastically.
Tard-Firm: western steamed. 500; May
| $50 nominally; refined steady:
Pork Strong; mess. S M;dsmslo; SNORT
clear. slOqsl2 family sio25arSlO''S Creamery
i
| IL l-2d2Oc.; do. factory. llnl5c.; Elgins
20c.; imitation creamery l3ul9c.; state
| dairy Boise; do. creamery l4gl9c
Cheese-Quiet; large white. September
Eees-Easier: state and Pennsylvania
| 1SG20c; western. fresh. lSc.
Potatoes-Steady; New York, s2.S7 LA
81 20. sweets, S3uN. -
! Cottonseed-Oil -Quiet; prime crude, l5n
/ 10 lie: do. yellow, p l-2n23c
Petroleum-Dull
| ROsin-Steady.
Turpentine-Steady at Si1-2QS5c.
| Rice-Firm
| Molasses-Steady.
! Cabbage-Steady at $3.50HA-
Coffee-Options opened barely s,eady
| al a 5nt0-points decline, ruled more ~
tive, Under liquidation Following loWeI
! European cables heavy receipts at Ky
! and santos. smaller United States ware
| house deliveries. and easier spot ina,he'
| close quiet at a 5NiO-points net decline
March. S5.e0as5.65; May, $40; spot III,
weak No. Z. invoice. 500; no 49, :; loD''''5
| S6.75: mild quiet: Cord0vd. sS.5Ouflo 80
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. S'-ioc.
centrifugal G6-degree tesO Lie; ienneo
steady: mould A. $50. graduated, l-oc
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, January 2i.-Flocr-
! Quiet: western superior, 500 S5-iV' w
extra' S.S5dS4: do. family. A.S5nS4 $3.50; WIN
ter wheat patent. A.i9n@; spinluE CO; az -"
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| Wheat-Firmer; spot. The MONTH am
February. 80 3-4d9S Use; March, SO 1-2c
| hid. Nav. % 1-2a95 Sic; southern Wnea'
bv sample. 95N99 1-2c.; do, on grace
50 l4n99 Lac. o,,,h an,
rehrnarv 20 7-SQ.;3c. March. @u33 dc.
steamer mixed, 81 l-2aM S-lc-: sout i,,''
white corn. 3 i-2aSi l-4e'' do. Ssiio"
81 3-4ft33 1-2c. oe,oo. Va
Rye-Dull but firm; No. ?, nearby
70 l-2c.: No. , western, % &c
Hav1Steady: choice timothy Sl3.
Grain Freights-Very dull; steam, {
liverpool. per bushel. lie. Feo.uaty
Cork Cork; for orders. per quarter. Ss. 4l-2d
January; IS. lie. February
Snear-Srrong: graduated. $50 -
Rufter-Ouiet: fancy creamery. 2lc.; &c
imitation. l6al7c.; do. lahie' hc'; goo
ladle Bale.
cS;5Sssese'-Stcsdy. fancy New York, iarg'
O 24GlOc.. do small, 10 LA 10 l--c.
Whiskey-$i 25a$i.26 per gallon Tor nn
ished goods, in car lots; slZ'nSl2s Tor Jot
binG lots. .-c,>,>-,rr
CINCINNATI. O., January H;-Fiour-
steady: fancy. $42Oa$.4o family Wow
~ Wheat--Firmer: No. red, s5a95 l-2c.
Corn-Steady: No. mixed. DC
fSrd-Nfn fair demand at $t67 1-2
bulk Meats-Steady az $4.0.
Bacon-Steady 1t 500
Vbiskev-Easier and lower at Sis.
Cheese-Steady at Sq9c. Tor prime ON
N@'' CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. January "a The last ie
minutes of tc-1dy's session ia wheat VIZ
as lively as during the days OF the I.'llt
excitement Opening AZ "a sharp auNduct
the market dawdled along until near IN
close. when the receipt Of news ina
American warsh.ps had been ordcied =
Habana started every short I'M the pit =
cover. There was no wheat LOT -, -"
nawlv-tapped gas-woll. The Official ciosih
nrice for Nav was given at 80 l-zc-a cen
and a half over Saturdays cio9e-Dut D.
fore the crowd left the pm VIC Wa p' ~
July closed AT 81 i-ea e'c'-"h ""'"N''
Corn and oats were dull. but closed ~itl
q slight advantage. Provisions Wet
stronr. and showed advances rans'n
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
WHEAT-No. =.
M NAY '...' 02ssa5& as9 es3 s3'
July...........S4Aa55 so sf1s Sassas
CORN-No. >.
January......27 ~lS sa'
May...........29aH 29B 2sAs5s I'D
/ July ~ ~ s'r4"1s ~
OATS NO .. 90.
May-........23A Zos4 s3,> 80
| Juy.......-.22M -%;3 >~4Hs -
MESS PoaK-per Bbl
January. 50 7sIs sa75 SO. TN sy.l5
May...... $50 800 aSZ1s e.vo
LARp-Pe. 100 Ia
January~.s4s2M s475 s+7gs s4.55
May 4 ta, 80 80 $50 $50 t t.ss
SHORT RrBs-Per 100 lbs
ssy...... Ass a.s5 i4ao , ASS ..s5 40
Cash quotations were as follows: Flos
quiet. No. yellow corn. Hgz lie. No.
spring wheat. 81 i2us9c.; NO: . sprif
wheat. sDff9ic.: No. ? red. sin5c NO.
corn, 27427 lie. No. . oats &c. NO.
white. I. o. b.. 2iu2i lie. No rye, 81
No. ? barley. q l-sOiic. No ] naxsse
si.2s4lSi.3l. Prime timothy seed. S2.io Me
pork. per barrel Sy.,ofi$9.S0. Lard, per !
pounds. Sl75uSf77 i-2. Short rib SID