The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-24
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, January 23.-Cotton easy; sales,
373 bales; uplands, II 5-l6c. Orleans, Iozc.
consolidated net receipts, 1883 bales; exports
10 tireit Britain. lO.2sl hales continent. 8 $50
common ~ fair extra. SJ.45Ns7; good 10 choice
extra. -. l0d -. Wheat H2c. higher, excited,
feSerish. and unsettled closing about steady with
the advance nearly all lost ungraded spring, rl.us
a. 1924; ungrldcI red. Sl.2S0 Sl.49: No. 2 red.
tl.4 ; "a Sl.49: mgra ted white. 1860 l.i2; Nc.
red. January. 4c IA ~ 40; February, Ia 81 q.
Sl.JU. Corn 4Mt ?. higher. irregular. aud un-,t-
ted closing steady; NJ. 3, 69ic.; No. . January.
704c.; February, zoe. oats 4@hc. better and
moderately active; Ne. ,. 4Sl IN Zoe: No. ., Feb
ruary. 4ssc. Hops firm and trade moderate. COT
fee dull and unchanged. sugar duh. weak, and
nominal; fair To good refining. 74n7'sc.; refined
frmCr and IN better demand; standard \, S'.0 Sc
Moassc--Forcign dun; New Orleans firm with
fair demand Rice steady and fairly active
Rosin steady at S2.37LM Se.42b. Turpeniine arm.
domestic fleece, $50. j0c.; Texas, l4M3lc. PORK
shade better aud very quiet at Sl7G sl775
er weak "a : l l.32E HSll.3J January and Februa-
~. Freights 70 Liverpool firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 23.-Flour higher and ac-
tive; iloward->trcci and western ,upcrnne. Si.2j
ass: extra, SJ.2jN $500; family, s6.jNa$7
city Mills supertue, Sf.JuN 500; extra, s5.j0M,
S6.2J; family. $4,000 1913 Rio brands, -; Pa
tlp,co family. ss.2J. Wleat-Southern scarce and
higher; western higher; southern red. sl.4Og
Sl.44: amber, Sli3a-lf6; No. l Maryland.
$L45lNSl.4G: No. = western winter red. spot.
Sl.424 bid: January, sl43G l.f3',: February,
l44M Sl.ifN; March. -l.i70r l.47b; April,
<l4 -N Sl.iSi.. COrn-SOuthcrn higher. we-ic "a
steady aud quiet southern white, 7S@ zoe: ye.-
low, zoe. Oats higher; southern. JOn ODE; west
crn white, ola33c. mixed. oO@5le. Penn
pork. $3.50. Observation-Disclosures aud clear
rio sides, packed. 7i.a9i,c. Bacon-Shouldcrs,
Lard. 12sc. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary
u fair, SiH9'sc. sugar quiet; A. ~ofi, &c.
Whl-key higher and firm - $1,000 sl.2O..
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January 23.-Flour steady and
firm; extra, SJH 5000: extra family, -j.JOMS6:
corn steady No white. 70 c.; mixed. 67.c.
oats steady: No. white, juc.; mixed. 4rAc. Rye
tcady and unchanged. Pork hrmats lS.jOtisl9.
Bulk-mcits steady. shoulders. c.: clear rib. SO
DC: clear sides. 90. Bacon scarce ana firm;
clear rib. O4c.; clear. lO'c.: ,uglr-cured,
l2.c. Whiskey steady.
CINCINNATI
CISCGNNATI. January 23.-Fl0ur strong: family.
$3.50 5000; fancy. s6.7j $3.50. Wheat ,iron4
and hi CHER. No. = rcd winter. sl.+3N$l.4J. Corn
easier; No. mi Nci. Csc Oats stronger; w. ,
mixed, isn4-'lc. Rye active, firm, aud higher at
SI.Or4. barley quiet and firm ~ Sl.O0. Pork
stronger 10 sl7.7JNSlr. Lard ,trOngtTa at -ll.l5.
Bulk-meats strong and higher; shoulders, 6 IA
q &C.,; clear rib, 0a 9sc. Bacon steady and hrm:
shoulders, c.; Cicarrib, 10 &C.: clear sides, g..
WhisAoy steady ~ Sil6: combination sales ~
finished goods 600 barrels, on a bas.4 of Sl.lB.
sugar quiet and sleldy; harCs- 9iimlOsc.; New
Orleans, 6hGec. Hog quiet ana firm; common
and light. rj.25N $500; packing and butchers,
s6.6n@s6.7O; receipts l'SOO heAd shipments
ST. LOUIS.
IT. Louis. January 23.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat irmcd IN higher; W. , rel fll,
tl.435 cash, sl.434 January. sltj February.
Corn slow 64i c. cash Ga January, IS. e. Feb
uIrv. oats firm and low ace. c.lsh, fj..c. Feb
wary. Rye firm: II asked. Barley steady 10 s3c.
sLlO. Pork higher; us cash, $40 hid }eb-
H..HH.
Sob: clear no. 500: clear sides. $3.50 Bacon
strong; shoulders, $500 clear rib' SO; clear
side 1887 Lard nominaliy slLI2-. Wits
MILWAtKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, January 22.-Flour firm with a
fair demand Nir1t ADVANCING. "" WI
FEBRUARY. Corn quict; No. ?, 6ic. oats quiet and
unchanged. Provisions hlglier. Me--pods. -i7.7u
cash andJanuary: : 10 February. Lard. : -
cash and January sll.2O February. Hogs higher
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January 23.-fl0ur In fair demand
and market drn. Wheat excited aud higher; No.
1ls SH'S pbrapry nj s6 Cofa ,ieidy and ' n
fair demand; 6Otm6lc. cash, 6uac. January,
81 c.. February rejected. 81 g.. Odt, dnli Il i3e
$40. Pork active. firm. and higher; sl7.rO
cash and January, sl7.-OMasl 1.-5 February.
Lard active, irm. ana hisIer' - II - e'''n ana
Sll2O February. BaiS-m'1ts steady
ana unchanged. WhisAey steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YoRK. January 23s--Cot.on-Net re-
ctIIts. 2.o-7 bales, gross, 7,UlO babes. FUTURES
arm: ,ale.. $4,000 bales January. II 1850 rl2,
Fehruary, St2.n4a&l2.O5; March, $3.50
Sl2.2Q: April Sl24snSi2.49 Nav. sl2.B5g
sI2.G6; June Sl279mSl2.s0; Judy, -l2.9O;
August. SI3Isl3.Ol; September, -l3.3Sen
Sl3.40; October, siL73esll.1J; November
The POSTS cotton report says: Future tgliserie.
at tie Erst call were bought ~ 5-lOO below last
saturday. closing quotations., and declined an
other 400, hut rcgaiucd the last loss. and y me
scond call brought a. much - ar The nrSt. W LAT
We have urged repeatedly -namely. that IL ior
middlinc upland l. higher than Liverpool, ana
nat the value 81 futures depends upon that OI spot
cntt0n-i- being realized, February having becn
already sold to-day II Sll.9s.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTINoRF, January 23.-Hcef cattle fairly
active; market generally with price a shade
higher: very h.-t. - 6'c.; nr-t quality, 3MShr.;
medium. 4tD5c.; culinary, n3Ac.; most a NE
sale, were from 90 &C.; receipts 1883 head
slIes l,2l7 head. swine Ia ligh, supply and
fairly GOOD demand; quotations. Is aSav.: re
GENTS. 1888 head. The rceipt- Of sheep and
lambs were 22S2 head; qu0taticn--shes,p y, 3Aea
exc; lambs, 1906.
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