Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-27

&c. !; yellow. 50a52c. Oats scarce and
irm southern. 35a3Sc. western white.
,7a38c. mixed, 34a36c. /; Pennsyiva-
,is, 35a39. Provisions steady and quiet.
tiess-pork--0ld, 1880; new, 1916.
and clear-rib
iides, packed, 6 and re. Bacon
&C.; clear-rib sides, S9c.;
lams. l2sal3c. Lard--Rcfned, Sic.
Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to
air, Sla9lc. Sugar firm; A sen, 6!c.
whiskcy nominally steady at sl.lSa
1l.l9. Freights quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. January 26.-FlOur
strong; family. s3.75as4. Wheat
strong; No. 9 red, SIC. Corn easier
No. 9 mixed, 43a43lc. Oats easier;
No. 9 mixed, 33a33lc. Pork firm at
sl2.25. Lard in good demand at $500
1866. Bulk-meats firm shoulders.
IS: short rib, $3.50. Bacon in good
demand; shoulders, 1918; clear rib.
$3.50: sides, s7.75. Whiskey quiet at
sl.ll. Sugar steady and firm; New
Orleans, 4la5lc. Hogs steady; common
md light. s3.65as4.70.; packing and
butchers, s4.45as4.50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January 26.-Flour un-
Wheat weaker and closed &c.
lower; January, 7sss79Ic. ; February,
79la79sc. No. . red, SlaSllc. Corn
weaker and closed lc. lower; cash,
37Ia3S3c. Oats extremely dull; 3lsa
81 lc. May. Mess-pork l0al5c. higher !;
cash and February, sl2.20asl2.2j.
Lard SC. higher; cash and February,
sG.S5. Boxed-meats firm; dry-salted
a. sjas4.90; short-rib, 81. 20
as6. 25; clear, 6.60asG.65. Whlskey
steady at sl.l3.
Grain and Provision Circular
CHICAGO, January 26-5 =. NJ
c. f. Bedford, & south T,ceitth street :
Dear Sir.-Wheat comparatively steady
at s5Jc. for May. Late cables weak
and strong fight on both sides, but a
good many orders to buy May wheat at
Sic. which could not be filled. Bears
are talking Of disasters to come. with the
other side As confident that better times
are coming. Wheat cheap enough.
Corn inactive at 4lc. for May, with
larger receipts aud some blockade at
eastern shipping-yardS. which deprcssc'
track sales. 1t may 90 little lower
for this reason, but will soon recover.
Provisions very firm. with light re-
ceipts of hogs and small offering of pro-
duct. There were orders to sell May
pork at 1890. which could not be
filled. closing at Sl2.j7! bid. May
lard, s7.l2. May ribs strong at s6.4).
1t looks to Us that wheat may be put a
little lower. McDERMID X Co.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 26.-W heat
firm: No. > red. s3c. Corn-No.
mixed. Ale. 0atS-No. > mixed, BE
Provisions strong. Pork-Mcss. Sl3
Observation-Disclosures, s4.15; clear
rib, $3.50; sides, s1.1j. Bacon
Shoulders. $3.50; clear rib. S1.Sj
sides. eG.G2l. Sugar-cured hams, so. p
LarG-Prlme leaf, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January 26.-Flour I'M
changed. Wheat lower; red, s1l'
sac. cash, S75aSSlc. February. Corr
lower and slow; 36a36lc. cash 3Gi
3Gic February. Oats very quiet; b
sole. cash. Whisky steady at sl.l2
Provisions Grm and slow. Pork
sl2.37l. Lard. 1913. Bulk-meats
Long clear, $500; short ribs, 500
clear, sG.jj. Bacon-Long clear, s.
short rib, SIP! clear. $1.3Il,
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,. January 26.--FlOu
in fair demand. Wheat dull No.
Milwaukee, nc. cash; February
isle. Corn scarce; No. 3, He. Oat
dull No. ,. 3Oa3lc. Provisions higher
Mess pork, 1920 cash and February
Lard-Primc steam. 81. IS cash and Feb
ruary. Sweet-pickled hams firm a
o4a9c. Hogs higher at 3i.3jsi7j.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK, VA. January 2G.-Cot
ton firm; middling, l0Jc. Net re
ceiptS. >, I72 bales ; gross receipts, ,, II.
bale, stock, b, bales sales, 30
bales.
WILMINGTON, NC. January %
Cotton firm; middling, log. Ne
receipts, l27 bales gross receipts, II,
bales sales, .
SAVANNAH, Ga, January Do
Cotton firm middling, 10 bloc. Ne
receipts, l,2GG bales; gross receipts
1856 bales; sales, | 1000 bales; stock
G2,oO4 bales; eXpOrtS-cOastwlse, y
bales.
AUGUSTA. GA, January 26.--Cot
ton firm; middling, l0sc. Receipts
l34 bales; shipments, -; sales
739 bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., January 90
Cotton active; middling, l0sc. Net re
cclpts, 73G bales gross receipts, -
bales sales, 1900 bales 4; stock, 81 10
bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, January 2G.-Cotton-
Net receipts, 1929 bales; gross re
ceipts, l2,Sll bales. Futures close
barely steady; sales, $500 bales
January, $ll.29a2ll.30; February
sll.27asll.2S ; March, sll.33asll.34
April, sll.42asll.43; May, sll.53
sll.54; June, sll.63asll.G4; july
sll.73asll.74; August, sll.S3asll.Sl
September, sll.43asll.4G ; October
sl0.92asl0.9j /; November, sl0.72
sl0.75.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, January 26.--Peanuts-
Best hand-picked, &c. per pound
extra hand-picked, 34c. per pound
other grades, 3a3lc. per pound. Mark
steady.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND.
JANUARY 26.-Prices this wee