Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-05
key firm AZ sf.10. sugee strong. Hoxs
steady: com mon and light %. GOATS 30
packing and butchers, sss39sst.

steady com mon and light, %. aoays. 30:
packing and butchers, sss5esA.
oHICA8o.
CHICAGO. January f.--f1odr quiet. Wheat
active and lie. under saturday; January,
e21ss4xc.; February. e3l[asfIke. May.
s9tc. Corn n shade lower: cash. 3cc. Jauu
aty, 36ISa36ac.: February. stls38sc. May.
30ssa40c. Oats dun and steady; casn, Jan.
uary, and February, asa; May, slhs3lhc
Ness pork moderately active, with little
change; cash, So 95ssl0: January, ~ sja
$40 or February, So 2Hasl0.oIT; May.
$40 3basl0.40. Lard moderately active
steady; cash and January, So; February,
So 2Lss6.O ora; May, sa224ass,25. Boxed
meats steady; dry sailed shoulders. -. 7Oa
81 rs: short-rib. 81. 92s4: clear, s5.SOas5.35.
Whiskey steady ut si.io. Sugars un'
changed.
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO MARKET
CHICAGO. January 1.-THE wheat pit was
filled with sellers pretty nearly oil DAY VINO
drove the price Tor May down iSc. under
saturdays closing, with apparently little
difficulty The feeling WAS moderately
strong a. the opening, owing 70 tne coo
wave, prices being marked up &C.. Dut the
selling element soon turned the tide III the
other direction and prices fell ihc. fro n
the outside ngures To s9c. for NAY, when
was the lowest On the regular board. Large
lines were thrown on the market wnen .he
signs became evident that MAY
exciten ent in the pit was sharp. When May
touched s91e. the feeling became extremely
heavy and some large quantities OF ions
wheat were offered. owing TO thceNhsusteh
margins which helped the downward course,
the buying became a little more general
when May touched SIC, and there was =
rally TO sgjzo. closing at s9Ac. at l
O'Clock. MAY broke OF again 10 s9c. IN the
afternoon. hut closed shade stesller.
There was very little outside news 10 anect
sl., oh Af m IN ~
shipping business and little freer move.
menL nom first hands was taken asa bear
argument and employed as such. There
was an easier tendency IN corn, owing 10
ceipts; the market closed ha1Sc. under Sat
uIday. oats ruled shade easier IN SYM
pathy with other markets. Provisions were
tTlfle lower and dull.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. January 4.-Flour dull and an
changed. Wheat lower and fairly active;
No. 2 red. 9lI5c.: January, elSsay2c. Corn
33ha34c.; January, 33sc. oats very dill
and barely steady: No. mixed cash
2SIsc.; January, 27Nc. Whiskey, sl.lo.
Prov visions quiet and essentially unchanged.
Pork frmer at $40. l0asl0.l2H. Lard hrm AZ
SIS 90. Boxed. meats, loose lots-Long. clear,
$500: shori-rib, SIS; clear. S5.lo boxed
lots-Long. clear, s4 rs: short-rib. IS; clear,
s5.O7&as5.15. Bacon-Long.clear, 500;
short.iib, s5.G2aaS5.65; clear, 1885.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 3.-Grain steady.
Wheat--No. 2 red, 73c. Corn-New mixed,
S5i sec. Oats-New No 2miXed, s0xa3lc.
Provisions steady Bacon-Cear-rib. $500;
sides, 1925 shoulders, si.75. Bulk-meats-
Clear.rib S.. sides, $40: shoulders, ~.
Pork Mess $1,000. Hams-Sugar-cured.
s9.5OaslO. LsId-Choice. $3.50.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. n. T., January 4.-Turpen-
tine firm at SAC. Resin firm; strsi ned,
75c. good, soc. Tar firm at 81. Crude
turpentine steady hard. 81; yellow dip
and virgin. sl.50.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE. January 4.-Flour uu-
changed. wheat weak; cash, 1910. Feb
ruary. s33sc. Corn steady; No 2, sec
Oats dull: No. 2, 2sc. PROVISIONS lower
Mess pork-Cash or January, $3.50; Feb
ruary, SOTO. Prime steam lard-Cash or
January, 1913.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK. va. January 4.-Cotton stea.
dy: mlddling, SIC. Net receipts, 1901
bales: gross receipts, 1901 bales: stock,
55,OS6 bales; sales. 1864 bales exports 80
coastwise, 1912 bales; to Great Britain,
wILMiNGroN. n. G.. January 4.-Cot.
ton firm; midiling, : lI-i8c. Net receipts
400 bales; gross receipts, 400 bales; sales
-- bales; stock, l2.O2l bales Exports
coastwise, -- bales, Great Britain, --
bales.
SAvANNAH. GA. January 4.-Cotton
steady mlddliug. s. G. Net receipts, 3,i7i
bales; gross receipts. 1910 bales; sales,
200 bales; stock. l0s.Gi7 bales exports
coastwise, 6.497 bales; to the Continent
4 $50 bales TO Great Britain. --bales.
AUGUSTA, Ga. January 4.-Cotton quiet ;
middliug, 6 9-l6c. shipments, 2so bales
sa,ts $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, :. C., January tot
tan firm: mlddllug, : lt-lGc. Net receipts
l,974 bales: gross receipts, l21t hales
sales 500 bales; stock, lOl aOs bales ex'
pOrts-to Great Britain, -,---- bales. To the
Continent --- bales; cOastwlse, $50 lnlaj'
TO France --r--- Da.esi
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK January 4.-COtton-Net re
ceipts, 356 bales: gross receipts IL. 059 bales
Futures closed firm: sales, SO 300 bales
January. S9.2s; February. S9.36as9,a7
March s947as94s; April. $3.50; May
50, 7Qas9,7 June. s9.s1ase So; July. 1921
August g. 19asid: September s9.7Sas9.7j
October S9.53aS9.55.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, January i.-Strctly prime 81
&c: fancy, 81 &C factory hand-pcked, 81
a4sc. Market quiet and receipts very light
LIVE SlOCk MA kk Els.
RICHMOND.
JANUARY 4.-Rece,.ts 1913 head cattle
zoo sheep. 900 hogs p,tles; $50 mead cat
tie, 40 sheep. 400 hogs. me prices 90
tanned Were as follows: Cattle.-Best. ~
6c.grOss; few higher; medium 10 good
3AaiLc. gross; common Ia fair, 2a3 -
gross; Old cows thin light steers and heif
els, lEal &C. gross. Sheep.-MuttOn, 3aic
gross. Hogs. 4 ia534c. net.
Market heavily supplied. and prices con
sidcred &c. lower on cattle, sheep and hogs
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 4.-Beef cattle
Market slow prices wei maintained
best beeVes, 5a5l &C.. first quality. 4.a5c.
medium 3aa4sc. ordinary, 2aa34c.; mos
sales from TO 81 g.: receipts, l.0i2 head
sales. s5l head. Swinc-Light supply aud
fair demand receipts, 3,7li head; quota
lions 5a5Hc. Receipts Ofsheep and lambs
1910 head; quotatiops-sheep, 2i3s5c,
lambs, 9a51c.
PHILADELPHIA.
SToCS YARDS, WEST PHILADELPHIA. IaIi
tAry 4.-Caitle IN fair demand; rece pt )
1000 head; prime. 5Ea6ic.; good, 43a
5Lc.; medium. 34a4Ac.; common, q "A
SIC. Sheep-Narket dull: receipt $500
Gead; prime, 4sabc.; good, 3la4lfc.. me-
dunn. 3a3bc. common. 2a2Ac. Hogs Ia
fair demand receipts. 300 head; SELF
Ing at 6La6c. Lambs, scarce and &C.
higher; selling ut ia7c.