Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

IT
Buckwheat Flour-Dull.
Buckwheat-Quiet at 56c.
Cornmeal-Steady.
KVe-StcddN. ,cce |
| Barley-Firmer; FEEDING "es'o'H'
Barley bIaIt-steady; western, 55e5lc,
Wheat-Spot frmer; NO. = REQ -,
Options opened strong ana cOilsiuSltitrs
the handicap Of speculative apathy Inalu
tained a bullish position all day. Seh i.,
ment among the trade receiving an III
pllse from stocks, Englsn cdp'fS' en-
eo1d clearances favored the long sue /
/ and toward the close cOmptHtt a -
Gus covering of shorts. that maue 4', ,5
| nrices ton mi 1hMll2c. net advance anu /
no tone strong: March closed at 'ssIc'' |
/ Nav closed at 76c.: July closed az ffsc.o
Corn-Sp0t firm; No. 2. 434lHDc. Op- |
lions opened firm and aaNaHceu az 80 ~,
with wheat. closing strong ~ H. ia
aGvauce shorts were active buyers. anu
srccftlation was generally more ao<Ve
. Foreign news was bullish; May close"
at o al. nrmer; No p sac Options
"e cut Meats-Quiet; picked bellies, 5qsc
A., IeTd-Firm: western steamed. s.; Janu-
/ | arv. S. nomnally. Refined firm.
8 Pork-Firm.
. Gbeese- steady: large white, 1OiAc.
| Ireos-Weak: State and Pennsylvania
7 ,7i[5,iSc.. western. fresh, l7c.; southern
!. i' PI5ogtia'toes-steady; Jersey, N124qSll@o;
? Now York. H.25G$l 62ia. Long Island Sl''o
Z Gs2: sweets. Jersey, $lZ54$-'1V'
4 ! Petroleum-DuiL
Rosin-Dull
a Turpentine-Qulet'
Rfcp-Firm.
= Gabbage-Dul and unchanged.
, Toottnnseod. OilYStronger and more ac-
= tive sharing the general buoyancy mani
i tested i'm other export cominouluJiS1
u dav: prime summer yellow 80. pii' IN
Il Coffee-Options opened STEADY anu g..
i CHANGED ruled very quiet all day, WIN
& scarcely a hair s-breadth huctuatioh IN ~
80 prices and with investment Duyl CHe0 -,
., 81 NV increase i'm American visible sup,
a - D' ,1Fo,,oroble European cables and
mir receipts sellers cautious, III view Va
steady undertOne TO Brazilian HltIhcss
better feeling in spot depart o,,eroe emf
continued good warehouse moVeIntG ., =.
q, close steady and unchanged 10 pOlu,S
~ | lower; sales 300 bags, including gu
~ ary. &.5: March. $40. Spot kl9 hI,ll.-
~ nal. No T. invoice. 63sc; No. T. Joppihs'
~ ne. Mid quiet: Cordoya, 7igulic. o.,
~ Sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining 80,
~ | centrifugal. 9G-degree test, f4c. Wol"990'
NJ | sugar. 3i2c Refined quiet.
~ NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET
~ NEW YORK. January 2.-The Weeh
opened with a quiet. general demand lOI
cotton goods I'm all departments, DuygI
being more anxious To- secure delNctle'
on exporting contracts man 10 T, p tor,
D new orders az advanced prices. Inc toil'
% / continued good. the further advance II
o raw cotton being a supporting eleuiieu.
q / There was no further advance IN prices
69 but the tendency was against buying ~
a.. | most directions. print-clOtns lIin WIN
. out demand of moment. Jobblhs TIL
"a reports satisfactory, distribution HDeII
6tg and prospects good. Business IN men :
n wear wo0llen and wOrsted fabrics mOoe
q rate. and in dress goods fair. silks yer
a firm.
; BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
S,s BALTIMORE MD, January &.-tlour-
~ wi XlIbt anu Ti, spot and the month
81, 755sa15atc.; February, l94H'5c.' sou'He'
VI wheat by sample. t00'6l2c. ,,,,
~, Corn-Strong; spot and the month, 4Vts
log | 41tc: February. 40 sdi0,2c.i soulHe'
~ white corn, 3ii2utW2c. o.,5,,l,
81 Oats-Stoady: 40. white, Sia3p2c..
n. Ryc-Firm; 40. p near by 6lc.' NO
s2sl " SSTnlegairr'-Sr6ng: graduated, sos. -.
rs Butter-Steady; fancy creamery, y
23B 22c.: DO. imitation. HHlSc.; store-pache
63 12Gl3c.: rolls, 13Nl5c.
y Eggs-Firm; fresh, lQlSc. H..
p Cheese-Stcady; fancy New York siNt
50 ''I etf,ice-S 25GN.5O per bushe box.
% Whiskey-$L3lU$l3 per gallon Tor II
O9ia ishcd grades, in carloads, and Sl.5-43L
+6l2 per gallon for j0bbng lots.
sO4 CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
%, CHICAGO. January 23.-Wheat speeul
IISn tors. affected by the excitement IN W.
81 street to-day, ignored all beausn new
- and under the vigorous buying That pr
,SSit vailed MAY wheat closed at an advan
g. of nc. Corn was aided by the same !
on definite but poweItuIy enecllie spe,O1 -,
10 tive sentiment. and advanced lie. GA
'o3 benefited 10 the extent OF IS per cen
az and provisions gained Ji2c. IN pork, ~
10 in lard and sc. in ribs.
S7k The leading futures ranged as follows
Opening. Highest Lowest Closin
90 May ". '....,.I as p as u e
'''' July .......69 as G3l4a9s % o''2
hea Io Gorn-N .'s5 2 1853. 80. 1874
49,: 49,: M 4aiy .....s7.qA s So a. 5S
Sec. May .......27aia7s % 225A S 5s,
..''' July .....,.26,s -0's 4'-t4is -''s
- Mess PorS-Per Bbi go,
35v ......i 5i.5, sos; ,lo:sis Sos
800 ..1rd-Per 100 Los. e.,
49,. 49,. 5 5i51 .....: $50. 55s4 $50 SEA
''''' snort Kibs-Per 100 Lbs .,,, -,
$50. SIay . . ........} 5.i2is 5l7's 500 S5l
''''' cash quotations were as follows. No
''''' yellow corn 362tc Flour, firm NO
''''' spring wheat. 61ie069c. No. spr
49, wheat. 6pe0GSc.; no. red, H4 hi2C.
..... > corn. @6l-c. NO 9a, ,,h,t' Sq@,s9
'"' No . rye. 56iac No. barley, l2l21
''''' No / faNseed. N1ra. Prime tmo
$500 seed S231fa. Mess pork, per betiti. L
'''' 1HO15 Lard. per 100 pounds, 500.
H." $40 short ribs sides Qoose). $Lol@ ?.
Drv saltod shoulders (boXeD, fthl
'''' short clear sides CboXeO, 9IO1f
'''' Whiskev. distillers' finished goods
GALLON. 1927 Sugars, cut loaf, s3."' ST
..... Mated $50. Butter easy creams.
..... fSc: dairies. ll0lic. Eggs steady U'
..''' 1sc. Cheese steady; creams, 9'21uc.
''''' THE COTTON MARKETS
io3i. LIVERPOOL, January p. =.
800 Cottou-SpOt. good business done, pr
- higher: American middling, fair. 3. Z3-a
800 good middling. 7-l6d.; middling =.
- low middling. lied; good ordinary, .
| ovdiu1rv , ll-lfd. The sales OF the
- / were l2oG0 bales. Of which 100 were
- speculation and export, and included
- 50ib | go bales American. Receipts 10000 b.
- including $500 bales American.
. Futures opened steady, with a falr
,,and and closed steady; American !
- ding. low mIddling clause. Janu
&c 2 f2-6f03 l4-6id.. sellers; January ana }
mary 3 l3-6i03 li-6id., sellers; Febrt
and March. 13-6ld3 Ibid, sellers Nj.
'.''' and April. 3 1l-6in3 lj-6id., sellers,
''''' and Nav. 3 Ibid. buyers. May ana )
''''' 2 16-Gld. sellers; June and July, l.
'''' sellers: July and August li-b449 -
$3.50 buvcrs: August and September, -
''''' BUYERS: September and october y
iis' BUYERS. October and November 10
- BUYERS; November and December, -
3 10 cd. sellers.
49, NEW YORK. January 9.-With ne
20 All news at hand of favorable chara
and encouraged by past successes
bull clique made concerted enort IN