The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-01
COMM ERCIAL.
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK January ELECTION dun; sales
t6Iidatcd net receipts, I3.4O7 bales. Southern
-four unchanged and quiet. Wheat unsettled.
opening ln ll.c. higher; afterwards became dc
pressed and lost most Of The advance closing Al gu
steady: ungraded spring, ~. So sl.2i ungrsded
red. Sl.2g@s As: Ne. red, II HOG 40. un-
GRADED white, el.35mS l.i0; No. 2 red February,
Sl.f4N el.45t. Corn opened kmac. higher, sub
scgucntly lost most # the advance, closing steady
ami miet: uugradcd. 81 lH70ic.; southern vel
low Tie: 10. . January. 6gsrcGg5,c.; Februl-
~, So, M69.c. oats unchanged: less dong; No.
3. as ta4Gigc. No. = February. 47Hc. iiol quiet
and weak. Coffee unchanged In price and trade
stock. sugar duh and weak: prices unchanged
fair TO good refining quoted nj 7@1bc. Molassc-
54sc. Wool quiet and very hrm; domestic fleece
800 Doe: Texas. lim3lc. Pork shade better
closing stronger trade very moderate At 5.25 for
old sls.2j for new Fcbraiy.r ga sls.IO Md
DC strong: held very quiet long clear. 81 G.alc
Lard Jld7 lc. higher and fairly active. closing
'irong at s1i.27 .asll.3O; February, si1.20ts
sIl.57l. Fcights To Liverpool duh. Cotton
steam, 1920 sd. Wheat, steam, nom. nal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 3l.-Flour quiet end un
changed. Nheat-SouihcTn lower ana quiet; west
om lower; southern red al 30; amber, fl.iJ
No. Maryland, Sl.42.; No. 2 western winter red
spot. l.39. hid January $780, bid; February,
@l.39sMr l.4o; March, rl.i3@tl.43s; Amli.
sI42tmsl.42t. Corn Southern easier; west
ern lower: southern white. SOc.. yellow, 7Ue.
Oat. about steidy; southern, 2om 22c.' wes,rrn
Whit. M.52c.: mixed 5um5lc.; Pennsylvania,
500 J2c. Provision, steady and unchanged COT
.ec quiet: Rio cargocA ordinary % fiir, SIG go;
sugar quiet. a" soft, &c. Mmskey quiet at
sI.IsMSl.oC Frcgh;s dun and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
ClSCfVNATI, January 3 Lotion, &c. Flour
uu.,t: family ~6.2Ud $3.50; fancy, sG.s6W
$50. Wheat active and hrmer; No. = red win
H.. sI4IM4I.f2. Corn active but lower: No. :
,uixcd. 43mG5c. Oats easter: No. mixed, 4sc.
FORK IN fiir demand - $3.50. Lard firm ~
i.l2.. Bulk-me'ts quiet but hrin; shouliers'
/. ..fI .LgNa fg AZ = lu
nation Sll- Unfinished goods. - barrels on basi-
of tll7. Sugar qGict and unchanged. Fog firm
common and light, s5.jO@ $3.50 packing ana
butchers, 5000 $40.
LOUISVILLE.
LouIsyILrE.Jinusry 3l.-FloDr quiet and up-
changed Gran steady and unchanged. PIou-
ion, very strong and prices unchanged. "mskey
qnct alsl.Io' On o,.,
IT. LOCis. January 3l.--Flour dun and I'M
changed. Wheat unsettled and generally hlghG'
Sl.42.. cash. Sl.I3 February. Corn cash and
lower: q | e.. cash, q 2c. February Oats duii a2s.
cash. A. c. February. Pork slroneeri nls.lIls
firm but slow shoulder. f6.20: rib, $500; clear,
$3.50. Whi,kcy steadYa,sl.l7.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January 3l.-tlour duh and nominal.
Wheat fairly active, and a shade higher; NO. :
February. sl.3lt@si.32 March, 1913 April.
1886 May. Corn fairly active and shsdr
higher: ~ bt41c. caSfl ana frDrnarf
March. 66'f466 g. May and June. oats Irregular
cash lower. i2hc. cash, 42ac. January. 43c.
February, 42i.c. March. Barley easier NJ ~ .03keD
f.O5 Dressed hogs nominal at s770@s7.7S.
Pork unsettled, but generally higher. flS.25 cash
and sls.27 February. Lari in fair demand; but
AZ lower rates: 81 l.1J@sl l.l7& cash and Feo-
ruary Bals-meats in good demand and prices =
shade higher: shoulders, $3.50; short RIB, e9.fS
short clear, $3.50. Wh.skcy sieacyand unchanged
at sl.lS. ,-,,r
MILWAUKEE, January 3l.-Fl0ur quiet and un-
changed. Wheat strong for futures; Janulry cor
nsred: No. 2 Milwaukee hard, SLAB: son. fcb-
ruary, :l.3l. Corn ste.ydy aud more active No
p die oats d..l; 30. 2, 4lic. PROVISIONS
cjpher. Ness-pok. $3.50 cash and February.
sis55 March. srd-Prime steam. sll.20 cab
aud February, sll.35 March. Eogs quiet al
.C.1Ods6.6O.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. January 3l.-Cotton-Net re-
.ipts lisa bales: gross 4,sS5 bales. Futures
eIo.ed firm; sslcs, 1900 brl.-: February
sI2O56s I2,O7 March. sl2.26G sl2.27; April
Sl94ShrI2fg. Nav. slZ.0oMsl2.Os; JUNE
sl2S4@sl2.9J; july. Sl2.9Gm sl2.y7 august,
~I2 sifasI9Sj: september fl2i2msl2.tt
October, 81 .sIGs | So November, sll.72ts
sll74: December, sll.72dfl1.74.
The POSTS cOttOn-niafket rcpori Slys; futurf
deliveries ~ the first call. fter losing 400 To-
B. 100 recovered 2 loo. Nfter The call ose wa<
a further decline Of 2-IOO 10 3-lOO, but TITS re-
nained the lowest poiy', and good demand ran
nm prices 80 that soon afer the secnnd call t,1Tci
fetched sI2.z3; April, ri2.it. The third e.h
showed q further advance; Icbrn ~ brought
Sl225: March. -l24G : My. Sl2.s2.
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