Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-28
xARKETs By TgLsoRAPE
NEW YORK.

dated net receipts, 1919 VssSs
ports-,o Great Britain, 1857 bales;
TO France, 1850 bales; TO tho eonts-
nent, DAT bales. FIour--Southern bare
ly steady; common to fair extra, 49,
s4.25; good to choice extra, es.sW
1918. wheat-Spot, a shade lower;
ungraded red, s2la95c.; No. 2 rcd.
February, 90iaolc. Corn-Spot, -
dc. lower; ungraded, 52a55c.; No. !,
January, 5la52ac.; February. 505a
50ac. Oats lslc. lower; No. 2, FEB
ruary, 3Gla36lc. Hops firm. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio quiet at $3.50; No. ]
Rio spot, 900; February, eI.0sa
s7.75. Sugar dull; fair tog good refining.
5a5lc.; refined weaker; ., 53tc.;
extra G, 5la5ic.; white extra Z. o3a
Sc. yellow, 4ia5c. OF A 5ia5tc.;
mould A, Gle. standard A, 6a6tc.i
confectionery A. 6lc.; cut-losf and
crushed. 6ia6lc.; powdered, 6lc.;
graduated, 6sa6lc.; cubes, 6ic. Mo-
lasses unchanged Rice steady. Cotton
seed oil, S6a3sc. for crude; Ale. for
refined. Rosin dull. Turpentinc steady
at Bic. Hides steady. Wool firm. Pork
quiet and very steady; mess, sl3.2s.
Middles dull long clear, Ole. Lard
Base. lower; contract grade, >I.2o;
February, 81. Freights steadier.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 2I.-Flour
steady and easier wheat-Southern
red, 95a96c. amber, 97a9Sc.; No.
MARYLAND, 94s94ic.; No. 2 western
winter red, spot, 90ls9Olc. Corn
Southern steady; western easier and
quiet; southern white. 54aS6c. yell
low. 5Oa5lc. Oats strong and dull;
southern, 35a3sc. western white. 3Is
CSC. mixed, 3la36c. (; Pennsylvania,
35a37. Provisions quiet and nominally
steady. whiskey quiet at sl.lsatl.l9.
Other articles unchanged. frejghts
quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI, January 27.-Flour
firm and in fair demand at previous
prices. wheat-No. 2 red, s6aSIc.
Corn stronger; No. 2 mixed, 44c.
Oats quiet No. = mixed, 33lc. Pork
quiet and firm, sl2.25asl2.50. Lard
in good demand at s6.95asI. Bulk
meats and bacon firm and unchanged.
Whiskey steady and firm at gill.
Sugar easier but not quotably lower.
Hogs steady and firm; common and
light. s3.G5asL75; packing and butch
ers', s4.45asI.95.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 27.-Flour un-
changed. Wheat slightly lower; Janu-
ary, 7Sa79c. February, Isle. ; No. 2
spring, 7Sa7Ssc. Corn easy and lc.
lower: cash, 37!c.; February, 3Iss
37s. Oats quiet and weak January,
nominal, 27ic.; February. nominal,
ole. Mcss-pork losljc. higher. but
receded and closed steady cash, sl2.2D
aSl2.25; February, sl2.25asl2.35.
Lard 2Iajc higher; cash and February,
sG.S7IasG.90. BoXed-mcats n shade
firmcr; dry-salted shoulders. si.9Oa
s4.95; short-rib. s6.25as6.30; clear,
IS. 7OaS6.75. Whskey firm at sl.l3.
Sugars firm and unchanged.
IGraln and Provision Circular.l
CHICAGO. January 27-5 4. NJ
c. T.. Redtord. 6 south T~elffh street :
Dear Sir.-Wheat steady at sac. TOR
Nav. Commission houses had long or
ders to bay May wheat first at sjle.,
then at Soc, but once below the latter
price good many weak holders sold,
giving bears an excellent opportunity
to pound the market, which they i'm
proved. IL looks now as though local
shorts are willing to cover. and in the
absence of startling failures look for
better prices. Corn and provisions
showed remarkable strength, and when
wheat was weakest pork was at the
highest point of the day. closing at
sl2.G2 for May pork; 4lic. for corn,
ais for lard, $3.50 for ribs. Ship
mcnts of meats are very large, receipts
of hogs small, and there appears no
reason why they may not yet 90 much
higher. Corn too dull for speculation,
hut wanted on its merits. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow Wheat, 80
cars corn, 200 cars; hogs. 10000
head. McDERMID co.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January 27.-Wheat
steady No. = red. S3c. Corn-No. 2
mixed, i35c. Oats-No. mixed, 33!c.
Provisions strong. Pork-Mess, els.
Bulk-meats- Shoulders, IS ; clear rib,
$3.50; sides, iG.T5. Bacon--Shoul-
ders. $3.50; clear rib, 1925; sides.
s7.G2J. Sugar-cured hams. sl0.25.
Lard firm prime leaf. $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. January 27.-flour un-
changed. Wheat lower; No. 2 red, o6s
SIC. cash. s6las6sc. February. Corn
a shade off and slow; 3jIa36.c. cash
35Il3GIc. February. Oats lower and
slow; 3Oa30lc. cash. whiskey steady
at sl.l2. Provisions stronger. Pork
1880. Lard, s6.75ss6.s0. Bulk
meats-Long clear, 81. 80; short ribs
s6.40; clear. s6.6j. Bacon--I.on;
clear, 81; short rib, s7.l2!as7.25
|. clear, s7.37las7.4j.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, January 2I.-Flou
B.. unchanged. Wheat steady No. 2 cash
77Ic. Corn dull none here. Dat
dull; No. 9, 30a3lc. Provisions higher
Mess pork, sl2.30 cash and February
Lard-Prime steam, s6.90 cash and Feb
ruary. Sweet-pickled hams firm Q
sIa9c. Hogs higher at ai.40s4.75.
WILMINGTON.
! WILMINGTON, n. c., January 81
q Turpentine firm at 21ie. Rosin firm
" strained. 81 good, sl.05. Tar firm Z
a sl.l0. Crude turpentine steady; hard
. sl.l5; yellow dip and virgin, tl.75.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
y NEW YORK, January 27.-Cotton-
Net receipts, l72 bales; gross n
It ceipts, GOT bales. Futures close
weak /; sales, l0l 500 bales January
sll.2lasll.23 February, ALA
sll.22 March, sll.27asll.2s; Apr
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