Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-05
RKrtRM oR THE cHrcAao 9ARE

CHICAGO. January A--There was a general de-
sire TO sell 81 the opening OF the boaru Oh tts1o
to-day, and all the markets were io.ot' IN ,pa.o,
visions the market was weak on tho big loch
stocks az lard "a per the ofncial monthly stsio-
ment and the large receipts al hogs al me ytyis:
May wheat opened ka4c. lower AZ sisc nsy
l5,. of at $500 Ia the erst hours business
Nav wheat declined 20 8Ac. and reacted 20
si@c.: May corn went down TO "a &c. ana resc'ea
a., SI an9 RATED to SIS 10 Around these last
named figures all OF tho markets. we're aalss
and steady. The heavy deliveries OF corn yes
terday afternoon had rather weasenlng enscs
There Was free selling also AZ the stsrt anu
those influences, com bined with the weakness ia
wheat, caused early declines Some OUTSIDE pu!-
ing and a reaction In wheat cau5cd feacuOh 20
the opening prices. There WAS plenty OF cemahn
for pork around $3.50. As the lay advanced
there was good demand for wheat arounn So.
When heavy buying began the price was run up
20 size About 1880 the market was quiet anu
steady NJ sis.c for May. May corn hriDed up %
Size. Its rallymg price was Ahc., around "hl;a
ngnre il held on quite steadily. May PORK held
steady around Si5o2hasla0a
BALTIMORE
BAurmoRs, Nd. January i.-Cotton steady'
middling. l0s,c. Flour higher ana nrner how
ard. Street and western super. f1Na2to; 90.
extra S3as3 80: do family. s4aff.55: city mus
super 81 37at262: do. extra, <SatAlo; 40 NO
brands. St.75aSis7; Patapeco superialNe pa,shs
65: do family, $3.50. Nheat-southern hlh
and auiet; red, g2a9lc. amber. 93agac-; western
"asier closlno oniet. No winter red. spot aud
January. 6NaSsc.: February. sshaos ~ Way.
QlaQihc. CorD-Southern urn WHITE, oof aSote'
yellow. 56a5Sc. western steady aud Gun NIX
ed. spot 46hc. bid; January, 5ohc Oid fepra.
ary 5sa5s4c: May, 6lk aG2c. Oats quiet anu
Arm: southern and Pennsylvania 5oaW1,
western white. Seailc.; western hllAsa, 800
primo % choice western, fJaSia ffONsl0ns
steady and quiet Mess-pork. $50 buia-
meats-ShOuljers and clear-r1D siaeS ISAoS,,
I a. -
aides. qLc: hams. l2l al3c. Lari-hetned, SIC.
Butter firm: western packed, ala25c. creamery
9GaS9c Eggs steady; fresh, 22a2Sc' lilneu' haios.
Petroleum higher; refined. ihc: ,9ueo $500 So.
! hio cargoes, ordinary 70 fair. ltalsAc; sugsr
| steady: A soft, &C.. copper refined nrnl ana
active AZ l5al8r Whiskoy firm and quiet at
/ 81 15asll6 Freights To Liverpool per steamer
duh; cotton. 7-32d.; -four. Is Cd gram SAu.
CINCINNATI.
CIscISsATI. January A-tlour IN goo1 1e-
mand. Wheat scarce aud frm; No red, %,
| Corn steady; No. !, SIC. Oats strong; no.
mixed, 8iSc. Pork quiet At $3.50 Lard easier AZ
| $40. Bulk-meats steady and unchanged. "a.
/ con frm and unchanged. WhsAeY sc''o "
sl.0A. Hogs quiet
ST. LOUIS
sr LOUIS, January A--Flour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat NC. loweri No. red' Sssn n'
| s2La3Bc; May, s51i aS6c. Corn higher; casn'
iSse January; Ss.s4s8Gf sy s ssy %siskcy
steady at sl.O6. Provisions nrrn.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. January G-Turpentns nrm
| AZ s6c Rosin firm: strained, 2te-i gon
| strained. s6Hc Tar arm AZ 81. Crude turpen-
tine drm: hard. tl.o3; yellog-dip and VII D.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KH. January L-Grain steady
| Provisions firm.
COTTON MARKETS.
NoRYoLK. VA. January Cotton steady:
middling, 10 Lice het recelp% s; ~. bsIss..
| sales, 757 bales eHports-cossfslse = ~
bales 90 Great Britain, - bales; 70 France
= bales: 90 the Continent --- bales .-
GHNISdroS, \. c.. January t-Cott on,
steady: middiing, s15l6c- Net receipts, i2
bales, gross receipts. i72 bales; sales. -
bales; stock, lsbS9 6slss; sxpofu'-I bsIss' 70
Crest Britain, IA bales; 20 France. - bales
| SAVANNAH, Ga, January A-Cotton quiet
middling, s,Sc. Net receip'S |si o,o S Ssies
stock, 1885 bales; exportsooas."ise,o o..
heIes. 10 the Contlneat, - bales: TO drea!
Britain. 1885 bales; % France. - baiea A.
AUGUSTA GA SsSu'T 70 males. saIe,. sSj
'" c9I.LEsroS. s. c., January f,-Coteon
steady; middlIng,9 i5-i6o Net receipts ~ ~
baies. STOCK. $1,000 bales; exports-to Great
Rritain = bales; 70 the Continent 4.&1
bales: coastwise, 1919 psles: 70 France. -
| bales
NEW YORK COTTON EUTURES
NEW YORK, January E--cOtton--Net TO
celpts. $50 bales: gross recoipts, lO.ogl baies.
Futures closed barely steady; sales. 1000 bales
January $40 40aSlO4l; February. tl052asl0.55'
March, iO68atl0Gl; April, Sl0,,8; May, ti0.ssa
; s10s3. June, $40 90ati0 %: July. tfO8atloN
I August Sllafil0l; September. slO.ooAtlOo'' 70
, tober, Sl0.iGaSl0.Is.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
, rRenorted for tho Dispatch.l
J,srARY4-yarket quiet and steady; Prime
D aa3r.c.: fancy. axe; common, iasc-, and no de
J mani for black and widowed stock shsned
D 96c.: Spanish, exc; factory hand-picked' ~
an PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
lReportsd for tho Dispatchl
J.suARY 4-The market Is quiet with htti'
doing since the beginning of tho holidays. sale'
t a. Be- for prime; $40. for extra prime; sOssSi
for Spanish,