Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
NORTHERN MARKETS.

NORTHERN MARKETS.
New YORK, January 2-Cotton is dall-sales of
$50 bales 52a53 cts. Flour is quiet-sales of 800
bbls at unchanged rates. Wheat is quiet and
prices unchanged Corn is dull-sales $4,000 bus;
prices unchanged. Pork is heavy-MeSS, $50 &c.
Lard steady at l6lal9! cts. Whiskey dull at 81 PC
az IS Rec firm and quiet Sugar firm. Coffee
steady. Naval stores dull. Turpentne, Slal %.
Rosin, So 50al6. Petroleum nominal. FIeghts
dull-cottOn 3a7-l6.
Ntw YORK CATTLE MARKET January 2.-The
Cattle market is irmer for Beef but prices are
characteristics at lUal9 cts Receipts 4 800 head.
Seventy Cows and Veals were sold at unchanged
rates. Sheep and Lambs are rather higher-sales at
SaS for inferior to prime, and IS l5aS 20 for extras.
Receipts 600 head. Hogs are steady at SlOal0 70.
PHILADELPHIA, January Flour is dull-Super,
= 25a7 10 ; Extras, S9aS 80. Red Wheat, 81 3Oa
50 white, - 4Oa2 20. Rye, 81 03. Sales 5000
bushels yellow Corn AT So cents, atoat, SO cents in
store Whiskey is dull at 80 3Oa2 81. Oats dull at
50a59 cents.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET January L.
Prime Cattle, we have noticed for several weeks,
continue in good demand at full prices, but common
are dull and neglected. About LOGO head arrived
and sold at the Avenue Drove Yard at from 164
cents to l4 cents Tor first quality the latter rate for
choice liala cents for fan to good, and lldl3l
cents per h.. for common, as to quality
HOgS-The market continues dull; about LOO
head sold at the different yards at from Sl3 90 to
Sl4 30 the 100 lbs. net.
NACcp-pr.cJ~ ap well maintained: about 5000
head arrived and sold at from o. to cts per pound
gross. Tor fat sheep, and Sal for stock sheep.
tOrS-CUutinue very dull about loo head arrived
and sold at from $50 10 10 for SpringerS, and S5Ua
100 for mich COWS rs 10 quality.
BoSroN, January l.--Hom--The receipts since
Saturday have been 1865 bbls. The demand for flour
is steady with sales of western superlne at 81 25a
70; common extras at IS 75a9 IS medium extra
at Sl0lll; and good and choice, including favorte
81, Louis brands, at Sllal6 per bbl. Southern flour
continues quiet, and the sales have been small at
previous prices.
Graia-The receipts since Saturday have been
1000 bushels of corn and ) $50 do oats. Corn is
quiet with sales OF southern yellow at 81 DIAL Us for
old and new; and western mixed ut 81 DIAL 10 per
buSheI Oats dull at 60a62 cents per hushel for
Northern and Canada and 57a5S cts for p +. Island.
Rye is dull, and has been sold at 81 05al 10 per
bushel. Shorts 'S97a4S per ton; fine feed S3Oa
80 and middlmgs at SSSa4O per ton.
PROvIsIONS.-POrk is selling at S25 for prime
S3Oa33 for old and new mess and 33l37 per bill for
clear, cash, to quality. Beef ranges from Sl9a25
per Dbl for western mess and family, Lard 2Oa2l
cts per ID in bblS and ties, and smoked hams lSal9
cts per lib. Butter ranges from 3Oa45 cts per 10 for
common and ch0icei and cheese is selling at l6a2O
cts per Id as To quality.
CHICAGO, January Flour is quiet Wheat
Quiet-sales at 81 30!al 3O3 for No. l. Corn is dull
at 40 cents for No. l. Oats are huoyant at 258a26S
cents for No. |. Provisions da-McsS Pork, 500 90
a27. Lard has declined ! cen--sales at Is cents,
kettled rendered; Green Hams, l2al54 cents. Hogs
hlm at % jOa9 70. Dressed Hogs, HALL cents
High Wines are irmer-Sales at - II.