Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-30


| mixed, sale. Protis. aHesitu reft->s
Mcss, els. Bulk-nss1sI-- S)fDnIdsrss
| IS; ciess-sib. $3.50: ssidsss. e6.eJ >,
Bacon - Shoulders. $500. esrss nb.
S7.25; sides, t7.Gskx3 SHnscufee
hams, tl0.25. Lsrds- P'rss Iss1
$3.50.
ST. LOUIS
ST.. Lours, January e2,--fIsus ~.
changed. Wheat opeasa lower And
closed tc. above yesterday; No. =
red. s5lss5{c. cash, sS1>Ssic. Esb-
rusry. Corn fraction OF; 36ic.
cash and February. 0sN dali and
lower; SOC. bid cash. wASkey steady ;
at ella. Provisions Grns Pork---
Jobbipg. 12.sl2lc.. Lar,i<6s7pat67S.
Bulk -meats-Long clears $3.50; shovt
ribs. 900; clear. s6ss5. Bscce-.
Long clear. Tc.; shorsr ribs, 7lc.;
clear, 7:c.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. January 2.st-Flour UNI
changed. Wheat unse,asd and weak,
but closed firm and higA~; January,
76;a77ic.; February, I6isIsse. (; No.
9 spring. 77ta77ic. Corn quist closed
lc. lower for February cash, 36is
sac. February. 364s3Iyc. Oats weak
and easier; February, 2isa21c. Mess
pork l0al5c. lowers cash. el2.2os
1925; February, sI2.o0ei2.sIi.
Lard 2Iajc. lower cash SsS.SOas6.s SGT;
February, 1880. Boxed meats easier;
dry-salted shoulders, s&.90as4.95
short-rib, 81. l5as6. IS !; clear, s6.65s
1910. whiskey firm at sf.l5. Sugars
easier.
Grain and PROVISION ,rcuiar.l
CHICAGO, January 29--5 T.. n
c. +. Redford. 6 south Treiffh street
Dear Sir.-Wheat ruled stronger than
generally expected. but nervous aud
unsettled. Shorts werclibsral buyers.
but good deal of long wheat came ON
the market, and the weather turning
softer, promising larger receipts, 10
that one about offsets the other. closing
sale. for May. Corn weakened on re-
ports Of large receipts coming, but
principally that eastern roads are
blocked with snow and extreme cold.
While this has a temporary effect, 1t 10
also being fed freely this cold winter,
closing at i0lc. for May; May oats,
30ec. May pork, sl2.42l; May lard,
1904; May ribs, 500. There was
more disposition to sell pork on the
theory that receipts will be larger ON
mildcr weather, but think this has been
largely discounted. Foreign markets
weak. McDERMfD 4 Co.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, January 29.--Flour
dull and dropping. Wheat weaker;
No. >, cash. 76c. February, 76lc.
Corn tirmer No. 3, l2c. Oats dnll;
No. . white, 3la3lc. Provisions
easier. Mess pork. sl2.Ej cash and
February. Lard--Prime steam, $3.50
cash and February. Sweet-pieklcd hams
firm at s!a9lc. Hogs lower at si.30a
S4.G5.
WILMINGTON.
WLMINGToN, \. o.. January o.
Turpentine firm at 27lc. Rosin
firm; strained. 81. good. sl.05. Tar
firm at sl.l0. Crude turpeuline steady.
hard, sl.l5; yellow-dip and virgin,
sl.75.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK, VA, Janniry 29.-Cot-
ton firm; middling, l0ye. Net re-
ceptS, SAG bales ; gross receipts, 1916
bales; stock, 1890 bales sales, CTS
bales.
WILMTNGToN, NC. January o.
Cotton firm; middling, 10 ll-l6e.
Net receipts, POI bales gross receipts,
207 bales sales, -.
SAVANNAH, GA, January %
Cotton firm; middiing. 10 9-l6c. Net
receipts, $50 bales gross receipts,
$3.50 bales; sales, $50 bales; stock,
IS. 2S3 bales.
AUGUSTA. GA, January 2o.--Cot-
ton quiet; middling, 10 7-lGc. Re-
ceipts, l9j bales shipments, -;
SaiSS, 81 DhlcH.
CHARLESTON, s. c., January o.
Cotton firm; middhng, l0lc. Net re-
ceipts, ST. bales; gross receipts. Sli
bales sales, $50 bales; stock, 1866
bales.
NEW YORKC0TT0N FUTURES.
NEW YORK, January 29.-Cotton-
Net receipts, 800 bales (; gross receipts.
SIP bales. Futures closed steady;
sales, %, 100 bales January. sll.26a
sll.2T; February, sll.2jasll.26;
March, tll.30asll.3l April, sll.39s
sll.4O; May, sll.j0asll.5l; June,
sll.G0asll.6l; July, sll.70asll.7l;
August, sll.S0asll.sl; September,
ell .39asll.42; October, 10000
aln 90. N.,..,io, aI0 -caaIO IA