Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-10

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Rio quiet Is t9.7t No. Z ~, ~,
uary, S.loaeS. Is. Sugar I'm ~
quiet; fair to good rs6niag, = lila
4 l2l6c.; refined 6rmer q ~,
extra G, sla5lc. white extra O, 5 }e.J
yellow 4ls4ic. T; otf A. 81 raonN =,
6a6ac.; standard A, So. cpul>ctio.r
crs' A., 53a5lc.; ent-loaf and erushocs
6ic.; powdered, 6ia6lc.; granalsfees
&C.,; cubes, Gle. Molassss unchanged.
Rice firm. Cotton-seed oil. 5&e33e.
for crude; 40a4lc. for refined. R0sin
quiet. Turpentinc frmcr at 31s32s.
Hides dull and unchanged. Pork barely
steady and quiet; family mess, ALSO.
Middles dull long clear, &c. Lard
opened l2xlic. lower, closing hrn s
western steam, spot, ts.25ss7 "a |;
January, s7.22. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE.
BABrfMoRE January Q. --Fiour
firm. with moderate demand |; Howard
Street and western superfinc, e2.5Os
1855; extra, s3a23.6j; family, e3.7Sa
s4.75; City Mills saperfne. s2.50A
1885; extra, s3x$s.65; Rio brands,
ATS. Wheat Southern higher and
scarce; western higher and sctire;
southern red, 92a93c. !; amber, 95a95c.;
No. l Maryland, 9lla9llc.; No. 4
western winter red, spot and January,
Gle. bid. Corn--Sonthern firmcr west
ern higher and fairly active I; southern
white, 50c.; yellow, 50a5lc. OATS
higher and quiet; southern. 34a37c. |;
western white. 35a37c.; mixed, 33s
35c. Pennsylvania, 34a31c. Provi-
sions quiet. Mess pork-New, sl3.25;
old. sl3. Bulk-meats- Shoulders and
clear-rib sides, packed, O and &c.
Bacon Shoulders, &C.; clear-rib sides,
&c.; hams. llsal2lc. Lard--Rc-
fined, Sic. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes.
ordinary to fair, sla9ac. Sugar quiet
and steady; A soft, SIC. whiskey
steady at sl.lsasl.l9.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January 9.-Flour
tending upward. Wheat strong No. 2
red. S4as5c. Corn more active; No. 3
mixed. 4lla42c. Oats higher; No. 2
mixed. 3la32c. Pork steady at sl2.25
asl2.50. Lard lower ut 1900. Bulk
meats dull and unchanged. Bacon firm
and only moderate demand shoulders,
1918; short rib, s. .37l; short clear.
s7.62l. Whiskcy steady at sl.1l.
Hogs quiet; common and light, s3.60a
s4.45 packing and bntchers', s4.4ja
s4.S5.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January 9.--Whcst
steady; Longberry, soc. No. 2 red,
7Sc. Corn-No. 2 naked, 40la42r. |;
white, 4la42c. Mixed, sole.
Provisions buoyant. Mess-pork. sl2.50.
Bulk-meats-S Shoulders, $3.50; clear
rib, s6.374; clear. s6.62l. Bacon
Clear rib, s7.l2I; clear. 1850.
Shoulders. 1915. Hams-Sugar-curcd,
sl0.50. Lard-prime leaf, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. January 9.--Flour un-
changed. Wheat opened higher but
unsteady; closed laIc. below yestcr-
day; No. 2 red, S7saS7lc. cash; S7l
assoc. February. Corn opened higher
and advanced; 35Ia36c. cash, 35Ia
35ic. January. Oats very slow 27Ic.
bid cash, 3la3lIc. May. whiskey
steady at sl.l2. Pork easier at sl2.40
asl2.50. Bulk-meats held firmly long
clear, 1925; short rib. sG.35; short
clear. 5000. Bacon firm; long clear,
q; short rib, s7.l2l; short clear, s7.25
as7.37l. Lard quiet at s6.S7l.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January 9.-Flour firm
and unchanged. Wheat lively 4; spccu-
latiye movement in No. 2 spring, but
prices were again unsettled; sales
ranged, January, S0aSlsc.. closed at
Soc. February, S0IaS2c., closed at
s0lc. May. S6lasSlc., closed at SOFA
Sole. No. 2 spring, S0asl ic., closed
at S0aS0lc.; No, red, s0Ic. Corn
market for No. was fairly active for
speculative purposes cash, 36sa37lc.,
closed at 36sa363c.; May, 40as42c.,
closed at 403a40Ic. Oats--speculative
grades offered at outside, but closed at
inside figures of the day; May future
ranged at 30la3Oac., closing at 30ic.;
January, 26ss26sc., closed at 26sc.
Mess-pork active. but prices fell off 40a
Soc; cash, sl2asl2.l2!.; January,
sl2asI2.40. Lard-only a moderate
business. and declined l0al2lc. cash,
s6.S7 Ias6.90; January, s6.s7 las6.9O.
Bulk-meats easier dry-salted shout
ders, si.40as4.45; short rib. 1920;
short clear, s6.50as6.j5. Whiskey
steady at sl.l3. Sugar unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. January o. Flour
active. Wheat easier; No.
2 Milwaukee, 792c. February, sole.
Corn scarce and firm No. 3, SIC. Oats
inactive; No. 2 white, 30a30Ic. Rye
scarce and firm; No. /. Soc. bid. Pro-
visions easier. Mess pork, 1920 cash
and January; sl2.25 February. Lard
Prime steam, $685. cash aud January
81 February. Sweet-pickled hams firm
at e!a9c.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c., January o.
Turpentinc quiet at 27lc. Rosin firm;
sl.02l good strained, OIL OH.
Tar firm at sl.25. Crude turpcntinc
firm; hard, sl.l5; yellow-dip and vir-
gin, sl.75.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
tReported for the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, January Peanuts
Best hand-picked, 4ic. per pound
extra hand-pickcd, Bic. per pound
other grades, 3a3ac. per pound. Sales,
$50 bags at Sic. per pound Market
steady.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New YORK, January Cotton
Net receipts, 376 bales gross re-
ceipts, l4,07y bales. Futures closed
steady; sales, 10, 800 bales Jaysary,
sll.04asl1.05 [; February, >ll.Oia
sll.02; March, sll.07asll.0S; April,
sll.l9Sll.20; May, sll.32asli.33;