Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-19
BARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NI@n lOGNAs
NEW YORK, January ls.-Cotton dull .
sales, $50 bales; upiauds. j-l6c. Orleans.
gt.c.; consolidated net receipts, 2lSO3
bales; expOrts-tO Great Britain. 1881
bales; 10 France, 2 BIS bales; TO the Cont .
nent, tig bales. Southern flour un-
changed. Wheat-SpOt q shade lower :
southern. Ole; ungraded red. "a ,a90c. ;
No. 2 red. s6aeSitc. COrn-Spot dull: un-
graded. 4ia49c. No. 2 January, 49.a
ioc. oats a shade lower aud dull: No. 2.
80 g. Hops quiet. COiiee-Spot fair: RIO.
cs.l2. sugar steady fair 90 good refining
5t.a5 G.; refined dun; &, 5sa5 &C.,: extra
&. > 7.l6cJ o.; OF a, & .aGc.: mould A.
&c: standard A, g as j-l6c.; cut.loat.
> Lice; crushed. Sac; powd ered, 8 l3-l6a
Co.; graduated. q sabB ll-lGcr.; cubes.
&C. MOlatses steady; 2iec. for So test
kice firm. COtton.seed OIL. 25c. for crude.
3laS2c. for refined. Rosln, siasl.OJ. rur-
pentine firm at i0c. Hides steady. Wool
nm; domestic fleece, 27a3Bc. Pork quiet:
mess sl0.25sSlO.57. Middles firm: long
clear. be. Lard Ease. higher; western
steam spot. SO 50as6j24; January. sG.4Sa
s6.i9. treights weak.
BALTIMORE.
BALTisoEE. January Is.-Flour steady
and firm; Howard street and western I'll.
perine, 81 6Zas3: extra, s3.25asi: family,
si.2jasi.7j: Clty-MilIs supernue sg.5Oasj.
extra, s3.50as4.l5; Rio brands. s4.62asf75.
Nheat-SOutheTn wholly nominal: west.
ern lower and quiet; southern red. gOa93c.
amber. 9ia97c.; No. western winter red.
spot, s5c. bid. COrn-Southeru steady:
Western easier and inactive: southern
White and yellow, 46a5Oc. Oats firm and
dull: southern and Pennsylvania. 3GaiOc.:
western white, 37ai0c mixed. 34a36c.
Provisions firm and quiet. Mess. pork
$40 Zjacl0.75. Bulk meats-Shoulders aud
ciear-rlb sides, packed, 80 and s6. Bacon
nominal: hams SIC. 5OdSll. Underlined
T4a7izc Coffee quiet; RIO cargOes, Ordi-
nary to fair, 7t.aS &C.. Sugar easier; A soft,
Ga62,c. Mhiskey steady aud quiet at sI.l9
asL2O. Freghts quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CINcISSATf. January l6.-Flour barely
steady; family sias42j. Wheat dull: No
red, 9l%a02Zc. Corn In good demand.
No. mixed. 36I6a3T.c. Oats stronger:
No. 2 mixed. sc. Pork nrm at $1,000.
Lard stronger at s5.l0as6.I24. Bulk meats
unsettled; short-rb. s5.25asj.40. Bacon
hrlner; shoulders. SI.7j short.rib 50:
clear 81. Zj. Whiskey steady at si.lO. Su-
gar steady. Hogs irm; common and light,
s5.l9as5s5; packing and butchers, s3.soa
a. O5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. January ] s.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat active and weak; No. 2 red. cash
6e.c February, $50. Corn very dun and
irregular; No. mixed, cash. S3a33Ic.:
February. 33ha5S3-c oats very dun aud
3lsc. Whisky, $40. Provisions fairly
active and very strong Pork, sll. Lard.
s6aS6.lO. Bulk. meats - Loose lots un.
changed; boxed.lOis-lOpg clear, IS 20:
short.rib s5 40: clear. s.. 3OasJ.oO. Bacon
Long clear, S5.75asj. 90.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 1s.-Grain higher.
Wheat-No. red, 92c. Corn-New mixed.
SIC. Oats-New No. z mixed, SIC Provisions
strong and active. BacOn-Clear. rib. So:
sides, SO 3714as6.50; shoulders $3.50. Bulk
meais-Clear RIB $3.50; sides. s5.s7lz;
shoulders, -. Pork-Mess. sll. Hams-Su-
gsr-cured, s9.50sSl0. Lard-Cholce. 81. 75a
s7.7s.
CHICAGO, January ls.-klour unchanged. !
" Wheat closed lssc. under Saturday: Janu- !
airy, Isa7stc.; February. 75.a795sc Corn |
36Z-c.; February, S6sssosc. oats firm; |
each, 2s.c.; January, 2skc.; February, |
2s4c. hess-pork advanced 2Oa25c re- !
coded &c; closed steady: cash, sl0.9Oa |
:lO.95; February, sIO.sSasi0.95; March. /
!. 10. yoasll.05. lard 2l{a5c. higher; cash /
January and February. s6l5as6.I7k; |
March. 60. 2Oas6.25. Boxed meats steady /
and shade higher; dry -salied shoulders, |
s4as4.05: short-rib. s5.37.sSj.t0: clear, |
.o.oOaso, 60. Whiskey hrm At sl.i6. Su- |
Zars unchanged.
REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO January Is.-Whsat was unset
led and weak the greater portion OF the |
lay and lower at the opening. The tone |
v as sucn as 10 ea8ender the reasonable ex- 4
pectatlon that 10 would follow the upward l
course OF pork. but for some mysterious rea-
son IL declined. Having been sold down on /
The curb Saturday afternoon. q lower open
ing was naturally expected. Thus the first /
'ales were s3c. for May, the curb having
been everywhere from IS 10 s5Ke. Nearly |
ill the regular local dealers made felnt OF I
ouIiing the market without doing any trad. [
ng, and under these unhealthy conditions
The price quickly dropped 10 s45le. For the .
best portion OF an hour values Infatuated
between 64sas3l.c, for May, when on q re- |
port that the visible supply to- morrow +!
v ould show decrease Of only 700. 900 BUSH
sls. the market broke on TO ss,<c. From /
here the decline 10 sStc. was quite steady l
and rspid. Even At the lowest point the OF. /
erings were very free, aud good deal OF \
wheat changed hands from ssAc. The /
once more picked up 10 s<,Sas49Sc.
on Q moderate showing OF local trading. |
The market closed NJ 6Sas4Hc. on the rexu- |
ar board. but broke and cioaed II sslc. In /
The afternoon. The com and oats market,
as usual. were featarelesx. Provisions at |
|Taeted an unusual amount OF attention.
with active buying 81 mess psfk under /
tAt. 49, n a "a.