Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-13


BALrrMoRE, january IL. - 49,
Quiet and firm; Howard Street ~
western supcrtine, ~. 50ae2.S - sxssas
s3aa3.65; family. s3.75st4.75; Cry
Mills superfine. s2.50st2.SS extsss
s3as3.G5; Rio brands, H.s5. Wheat !
Southern iiymer; western lower. clcs-'
ing dull southern rcd, 93a94c. amosss
9la95lc. No. l Maryland, o.
No.2 western winter red, spot. pa
9lac. Corn--Southern steady; wese-
ern easier and dull; southern white and
yellow, Soc. Oats firmcr; southersv
S5a3sc. western white, 35sySc.
mixed. 34a35c. Pennsylvania, 300
sec. Provisions steady. Messpork---
Old. 1880; new, si3.7S. Bulk
meats-Shouldcrs and clcar-rib sides,
packed, 90 and $3.50. Bsccn--SAcui-
ders. 81; clesr-rib sides, $3.50. Hams,
lllaI2ic. Iard--Refncd, 1875. COT
fee dull and easy; Rio cargoes, ordi-
nary to fair. ss.75as9.7j. Sugar steady
and quiet; A, soft. SIC. whiskey
nominally steady at sLlsasi.lS.
Freights quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. january l2.--Plour
quiet /; family. s3.6Oas39o /; fancy. S4s
s4.25. Wheat easy; No. 2 red, Sjc.
Corn active but easier; No. 2 mixed.
42c. Oats easier at 3la32c. Pork
easier sl2.25. Lard in good demand
at $3.50. Bulk-meats firm and more
freely offered; shoulders, si.s1l;
short rib, s6.37}; short clear. 1918.
Bacon in slight demand; shoulders,
1915; short rib, s7.l2k; short clear.
s7.62I. Whiskey dull at sl.ll. Sugar
steady. Hogs quiet; common and
light, s3.60as4.G0; packing and BUTCH
ers', s4.45asi.s0.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January l2.--wheat
unchanged. Corn-No. 2 mixed, 4lc.;
No. . white, 43c. 0ats-No. . mixed,
3Ic. Provisions steady. Mess pork,
sl2.5O. Observation-Disclosures, &c.;
clear rib, 6ic. clear, 6a6sc. Bacon
Shoulders, Sc. clear rib, 7.c.; clear
sides. 7jc. Sugar-cured hams, l0lc.
LarG-Prime leaf, slc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. January l2.--Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat lower and un-
settled; active for May, but other OPP
tons slow; No. . red, SIC. cash /;
s62as7 &C., closing at 81 lc. for January.
Corn lower; 35a35lc. cash; 35a3jlc.
for January; closing at inside prices.
Oats lower; pc. bid cash: 2isc. for
February. Whiskey steady at sl.l2.
Provisions inactive. Pork sl2.25.
Bulk-meats-I.ong clear, s6.l0; short
rib, 81. 25 ; short clear, $3.50. Bacon
Long clear. s6.o0as6.95; short rib,
s7.O5as7. 10; short clear, sI.30as' 40.
Lard nominal.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January l2. - Flour
steady. Wheat unsettled ; closed weak
and ia &c. lower; January. 79saSl lc.;
No. 2 spring, 79laS0ic. Corn easier ;
closed lc. lower; cash, 36aa37ic
January. 36sa37ac. Oats quiet and
weaker; January nominal at 26sc.
Mess-pork opened lOal2lc. higher
closed weak; cash, sll.s7 lasl2.
Lard firm; cash and January. s6.Uis
$3.50. Meats steady - short-rib, s6s
s6.O2I; clear. 81. 40as6.45. Whiskey
steady at sl.l3. Sugar unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MINIATURES, January l2.--FlouI
buoyant and in brisk demand. Wheat
weak; No. . Milwaukee. ISic,; Jsnu-
ary, 7sac. Corn nominal No. 3, BIC,
Oats dull; No. white, 30lc. Proyi
sions higher. Mess pork. sl2.l5 cash
and January, sl2.l0 February. Lard
Prime steam. s6.S7 cash and January
$685. February. Hogs steady at ~. ];
as4.Ij.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c., January H.
Turpcntine steadyat 27lc. Rosin firm
strained, 81 .O5 good strained, 81. 10
Tar firm at sl.lj. Crude turpcntin'
firm; hard, sl.l5; yellow-dip and vlr
gin, sl.15.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK, Va. January l2.--Cot
ton steady middling, 10 ll-l6c, Net re
ceipts, ., 9Gs bales gross receipts, $40
bales stock, 1875 bales sales, 80
5 bales.
WILMINGTON, NC. January i2.-
Cotton dull middling, lQsc. Net r'
cclpts, 353 bales; gross receipts. 30
bales sales. --; stock, III al bales
SAVANNAH, GA. January H.
Cotton quiet /; middling, l0sc. NJ
receipts, 2sS bales; gross receipt
1904 bales; sales, 900 bales; stoc'
50, ll6 bales; exports--coastwise, "A
i bales.
AUGUSTA. GA, January l2.--Co
, ton dull; middlmg, l0ic. Receipt
'' 3S4 bales shipments, -; sales, Al
bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., January H.
A. Cotton quiet middling, l0lc. Net 7
o. celpts, 73l bales; gross receipts, y
bales sales, $50 bales stock, $3.50
4. bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, January l2.-Cotton
: Net receipts, 9,063 bales; gross
n ceipts, 1906 bales. Futures closed d.
at and steady; sales, AZ, 600 bales; jar
ne airy, gil .O4asll .05 February, ell. o
ry sll.o4; March, sll.0sasl 90 +; App
"a ell. 20asll.2l; May, sll.33asll.3
June, sll.45; July, sll.55asll.5
ry August, sll.65asll.66; Septemb
ry sll.30asIl.35 October, ell. s0a3il.'
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE.
,r- BALTIMORE, January l2.--Beeir
q. tl,--Market sluggish prices Ia
Iv lower best beeyes, 5la6c. first qu
,er ity, 4la5ic.; medium, Sla4lc. Oh
nary, 3a4ac.; most sales, Bias.
receipts. !, 200 head sales. l.0l7 he
:. Swine in full supply; fair to good