Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-15

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FIRM uusssdcd red, e3agOc. S Ne. 3
red. Rebsuuyy, nominal. Cosn--Dp ~ ~
sc. lower !, ssgrsded. J0s6l jc. Ma. &
5Ila5lIc.; white southern. 66c, Os1g
. shade lower; No. 2, 36jA37lcs Hog
firm. Ccnes--Spst fair, Bio qis5st =
$3.50; No. 7 Ries spet. 600. SotnR
dull and unchssxed; refined stsalys
MoIasses firm. Rice steady. Cotton
seed oil. 37s3sc. for erode ; 40la4fe.
for refined. Rosin quiet. Turpentins
steady. Hides firm. Wool firm. Pesf
firm; meas spot, si42s. Middlss
dull; long clear. &c. l.ard opened -
Sc. lower and closed steady; coutfAct
grade. spot. s7.3A :. February, GLE.
Frcights dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February l4.--Flour--
Low grades easier aud active !, higher
grades steady; noward-strect and
western superfne. s2.75ass; extra.
90. l0ss3.65; family, s3.Sia8&15;
City Mills supcrfine, s2a5a$S; ex-
ira, s3.l5as3.t'5: Rio brands. s$lI5.
Whea,--Soutbern nominal; wcstcsn
easier and dull southern red, Disable.
amber, 97a9sc. No. 2 western winter
red, spot, sslasssc. Corr--Southsre
nominal; western about steady and
quiet southern white, 50a57c.; yellow,
52a53c. Oats steady and quiet; south
ern. 35a3sc. western white, 31a3Sc. s,
mixed, 34a36c. Pennsylvania, 34a37c. :
Provisions steady and quiet. whiskey
steady at sl.20asl.2l. Other articles :
unchanged. freights quiet and fairly
firm.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February l4.--Plour
in light demand, but firm st previous
prices. Wheat in good demand aad
firm: No. 2 red, s6sS7c. Corn in fair
demand and firm No. 2 mixed, 43c.
Oats strong and higher; No. 2 mixed,
33a33lc. Pork quiet and firm at els.
Lard quiet and firm at s7.05. Bulk
meats firm shoulders, Ilc.; short rib
sides. &C. Bacon firm and in fair de-
mand shoulders. &C.. short rib sides,
&c. short clear sides, TIC. whiskey
quiet at ella. Hogs quiet; commsa
and light, s3.9oas5.lS; packing asd
butchers, s4.75as5.40.
CHICAGO.
CHIcAaO. February l4.--Flour
unchanged. Wheat very quiet; Feb
ruary, 77sa71Ic. Corn steady, with
limited business cash, 36ic. Febru-
airy, 36sa36ic. Oats firm; cash and
February, &c. Mess-pork tame end
5al0c. lower; cash, 1890; February,
sl2.95asl2.97i. Lard dull and 2ia5c.
lower; cash and February, s6.95AsT.
Bulk-meats in moderate demand offer
ings restricted. Dry-salted shoulders,
sl.sOas4.90; short rib sides, a6.45a
$3.50; clear, s6.90asG.95. Whiskey
unchanged. Sugars steady and I'M
changed.
tGraln and Pr DIVISION Cirrular.l
CHICAGO, February l4--5 y. NC.
r.. hcuP OFu. OSOuH fWtV" sVt'' po~s
Sir,--Wheat very quiet, trading being
largely local. Scalpers are generally bear
ish, but afraid to sell short, as s3l has
been the turning point so often, closing
s3s for May. Should it go below 8si
Monday will doubtless sell under 50,
when buyers can take hold with conf
dence.
Corn steady and dull, with large re-
ccipts expected and small movement on
account of blockade. Tendency slight
ly lower.
Provisions slightly lower. but do not
decline as easily as expected, closing
sl3.l5 May pork, s7.l7 May lard.
1910 May ribs. The trade generally
expects lower prices next week, bstwe
have often seen expected large receipts
fully discounted before they come.
McDERMID & Co.