Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-17
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January l6.-Cotton
quiet sales, liz bales uplands,
III Lice. Orleans, IL slice; CONSOLE
dated net receipts, 2l,2ll bales ex-
ports--to Great Britain, 1904 bales
to the continent. G,S2S bales weekly
net receipts, 1872 bales gross, Al, 957
bales; exports-to Great Britain, 3D.
COO bales: to France. Tl3 bales; to
the continent, 3,9lS bales stock, 262,-
29d. 5o,thcrn -four very firm. Wheat
Spot ls;'. lower and dull ungraded
red, S7a97c. ungraded white, 93a94c. /;
No. 2 red, January, nominal. Corn
Spot. NO. 2 firm others la}c. lower /;
upgraded white, 49a5lc. No. ., Janu-
airy, 523a52Ic. 0ats--Cash lalc. low
err; No. ., 352a3Gic. Hops held firm.
Coffee--Spot fair; Rio quiet at 1915;
No. Rio, spot, 1918; February,
81. l0asS. Is. Sugar firm and moderate
ly active; fair to good refining, Ala
4Jc.; refined firm. Molasses steady.
Rice firm. Cotton-seed oil, 34a35c. for
crude; 40a4lc. for refined. Rosin firm.
Turpentine dull. Hides unchanged.
Wool firmly held. Pork dull and
dropping; mess. sl3asl3.2j. Mid
dies dull. Lard Sal0c. lower, closing
steadier; western steam, spot, $500:
February, s5.l6as5.2l. Freights dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January lG.-Flour
firm, with good inquiry Howard
Street and western superiine, e2.50a
SO; extra, 90. l0as3.65 family. s3.75a
IS; City Mills superiinc, s2.50as3;
extra, SO. l0as3.75; Rio brands, si.75.
Wheat-Southen steady; western
easier, closing dull southern red, 92a
Csc. amber, 9Ga97c.; No. | Mary
land, 95a95lc.; No. 2 western winter
red, spot, 90sa9lc. Com--Southern
irregular and higher for white; west
ern easier, closing dull southern white.
5la52c. yellow, SOC. Oats firm and |
quiet southern, 3ja3sc.; western !
white, 37a3Sc. mixed, 34a36c. Penn |,
sylyania, 35a39c. Provisions steady |
and quiet. Mess pork---New. sl3.75; !
old, $3.50. k-meats-Shoulder
and clear-rib sides, packed, 6 and 7Ic.
BacOn-Shoulders, &c. clear-rib sides.
SIC. Hams, ll2al2}c. Lard-Refipcd, !
SIC. Coffee dull Rio cargoes, ordinary
to fair, S3a93c. Sugar steady; A soft.
&c. Whiskey steady at sl.ISasl.l9.
Freights steady.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January lG.-Flour
unchanged. Wheat easier; No. = red,
SjaS5lc. Corn strong No. 2 mixed,
4lla42c. Oats firm; No. mixed,
32c. Pork steady at sl2.2jasl2,50, .
Lard eo.S3 asked. Bulk-moats firm;
shoulders, $l.75; short-ribs, 62c.; rib,
Gsc. Bacon firm; shoulders. s5.15;
short-rib. $50; clear, 1915. Whis-
key steady at Sill. Hogs slow; com.
mon and light, $3.5Oas4.5O; packing
and butchers, $4.3jas4.75.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January I6.-Wheat
No. red, S0aslc. Corn
No. 2mixed, 4lIc. Oats-No. 2 mixed,
81 lc. Provisions unchanged. Pork
Mess, $3.50. Bulk-meats - Shout
iers, S5.25 clear rib, $3.50; clear
sides, s6.621. Bacon - Shoulders,
sj.15 clear rib, 81 .25; sides. s7.37}.
5ugar-cured hams, l0Ic. Lard-Prime
eaf, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January lG.--Flour I'M
hanged. Wheat unsettled No. 2
ed, 81 saS7 &c. cash; S73c. January. 1
Jorn opened lower and closed shade {
'etter; 3Ga36lc. cash; 3jIa3Gkc. Jan
larry. Oats higher; 29c. bid cash. '
Nhiskey steady at sl.l2. Provisions
asier. Pork, sf2.37l. Lard firm at
G.75. Bulk-meats slow; long clear, )
$40; short rib, $500; clear. s6.45. c
'acor-Long clear, 81; short rib, Q
Z .O5as7 .l24 (; clear, s77.35as7.40.
CHICAGO. :
CHICAGO, January l6.-Flour I'M g
hanged. Wheat very unsettled, weaker, :
nd lie. lower; January, 79saS0sc.
10. 2 spring, 79sas0Ic. Corn fluctua- \
ons small, slightly lower; cash, 7lc. s
anuary, 37la375c. Oats strong and :
c. higher; February, 263a2SEc. Mess :,
DIRK opened 20e. lower, rallied 25c.,
nd closed steady; cash, sl2asl2.l0.
ard, 74c. lower; closing steady cash, p
j.T kas6.S5. Boxed meats in fair re- e
nest shoulders, s4.S5as4.90; short q
b, s6.l0as6.l2l /; clear, s6.5Oas6.5 SIS. q
'hiskey steady at sl.l3. Sugar firm 3
nd unchanged. L
lGrain and Provision Circularl
CHICAGO, January l6--5 p. n
:. Il. Redford, 6 south Trelfih street
ear Sir,--It is hard to guess markets
hen so much depends upon circum- al
ances which cannot be foreseen. Yes
rday everything looked strong. and &C
'ubtless would have advanced had it :
II been for two prominent failures. en- :,
rely unexpected. II these are not 1
flowed by others, prices will again i
Vance, but our market will be more q
'ryous until it is known what the effect ID
Ill be. May wheat closes at SIC. ~
ay -orn, 4lsc. May pork, sl2.5O; =
sy lard, S7.l5; May ribs, a6.37. :,