Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-10

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CHICAGO.
Z CHICAGO febsnory 49,
unchanged. Whes< duIl ~ c1>seo
ic. lower thar HaEnr1ay !; 4seeoetl y
77ia77lc.; No. : rsj, SOc. cees -
closing lower cash, 36isS7k +; 49,
AIRY. 36is37lc. Oats sasiss - ~ E
February. &c. Nssa pssk &e3oe
higher early ccedsd aeAin cesAs
l3.15ati3.25; February ei&i0e
tls.25. Lard quiet and ssasdys go
and February. S7st7 so. Bcssd-mseo
In fair request and steady; dsy-ssIsee
shoulders, s4.I0at4. 80 ; short -, 80
acc. 60; clear, t6.70as6.7S~ Whisksy
firm Ut ellis. Sugars steady and -
changed.
loraIn and Provision cicsiasl
CHICAGO, February 9---S r. H.
C. T.. bedford. 8 sostA J're!flA sfreef
Dear Sir,--A very severe snovstorD
intcrferes with business, the only liz
being in provisions. Wheat steady 81
S3sc., with everybody waiting 70 -
what the visible supply will show be-
fore trading with freedom. Corn steady
and dull 40lc. May. 35a;lse. aboard
cars. with eastern. lines unable 70 make
new engagements, and receipts rather
large. Ii is too dull TO trade in. The
snow keeps back receipts Of hogs. end
shorts active. buyers early, CLOSING
tame; 1920 pork; sT.22 lard; t5.72
ribs. Nav. While the general situation
is strong it is reasonable to expect ~
action when railroads can operate.
Wheat dulL but generally business
shows some improvement. and there 10
also danger Of foreign complications,
which would put it higher.
Very truly, McDERNID 4 Co.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. February 9.-Whsat
steady and unchanged |; No. 2 SSas5c.
Cern-No. 2 white, 45c. 0ats--No. 2
mixed, 33,c. Provisions strong and
higher. Pork-Mess, 1880. Bulk
meats Shoulders, Is; clear rib, t6.75;
sides. O.. Bacon--Shoulders, Is; sides,
G.62l. Lard-Prime leaf, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. February 9.-rlour un-
changed. Wheat lower and slew Ne.
2 red, s5.as5ic. cash, S5lss5ic. Febru-
airy. Corn--Cash lower; 36a36 lc. cash,
36a36lc. February. Oats easier; 29a
29ic. cash. whiskey steady at ella.
Provisions firm and higher. Pork,
sl3.25asl3.3Il cash. Lard, s6.95aeT.
Dry-salt meats--I.ong clear, $3.50;
short rib. 5000 clear, s6.s5. Bacon
Long clear, 7aI lc. short ribs, ;isTic.;
clear, 7la1sc.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, February 9.-Flour
unchanged. Wheat easier; No. 2,
Milwaukee, cash and February, 76.c.
Corn steady; No. 3, 39lc. Oats in fair
demand; No. =, 29lc. Provisions
higher. Mess pork, 1880 cash and
March. Lard--Prime steam. T. .05 cash
and February. Sweet-pickled hams
firm at sia9lc. Hogs steady.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. February -
Turpentine dull at DC. Resin firm /;
strained, &c. good, 81. Tar, clio.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, sl.l5;
yellow-dip and virgin, sl.75.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK, VA, February 9.--Cot-
ton steady; middling, 10 I3-lGc. Net
receipts, l,s4l bales; gross receipts,
2.37S bales stock, %, III bales; sales,
22j bales.
WILMINGToY, NC, February D.
Cotton steady; middling, lOsc. Net
receipts, % bales gross receipts, 05
bales sales, -.
SAVANNAH, GA, February o.
Cotton firm middling, 10 9-l6c. Net
receipts, 1870 bales; gross receipts,
l,7il bales; sales, $50 bales stock,
$500 bales.
AUGUSTA, GA, February Got
ton dull middling, lO!c. Receipts,
l62 bales; shipments, -; sales, G9s
bales.
CHARLESTON, s. c., February o.
Cotton in good demand; middling,
l0sc. Net receipts, 1887 bales gross
receipts, l,2sI bales; sales, $50 balesi
stock. 90 002 bales.
NEW YORK COTTONFUTUR
New YORK, February COTTON
Net receipts, l,259 bales gross receipts,
1882 bales. Futures closed dull and in
active; sales. 1900 bales; February,
sll.lIasll.lj; March, oil .20asll.2l I;
April. sll.27asll.2s; May, sll.3,a
sll.3S; June, sll.47asll.4s; July,
sll.51asll.5S; August. sll.GGa
sll.77; September, sll.27ssli.29;
October. sl0.sOaslO.s2; November,
sl0.GSasl0.70; December, il0.GSa
sl0.7l.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND.
FEBRUARY 9.-Priccs this week
ranged AZ follows;
Beef Cattle--very best. babe;
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