Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO AARxrf.


CHICAGO, January S.--1here was no great &C.
tivlty on Grange to-day. he slow dragging re-
cline in prices for vhea, and corn was checked
for time during the morning. but the ration
soon came % an end. A decrease OF l.ao,oO
bushels In the amount % wheat on ocean passage
caused wheat 20 open little higher, May being
up AaAc. at 81. From that Agnre u advanced
70 4aSli &C.. and under free offerings sssin re-
acted 90 about s3c About noon the iOs,al crowd,
who mad got long on the market. began dumping
their holdings and caused MAY 90 break again 20
81 SC. where II closed. Corn WAS without special
I feature to-day, trailing icing slmort en-
tlrcly Local. 4 somewhat irmer feel
ing prevailed, however. influenced manly
by covering By local shorts May corn opened
Rakc higher at b2Aai24c.: advanced 20 5Sc
followed wheat down and touched sssc., and
ciosed az ~ la52ic. Oats dun and lifeess. and
sold within saAc rage. Provisions we're
quiet but stoady, and without feature OF Interest
up 20 noon. Outside business was light and pro-
fessionals hal thil q all their own way, but
fluctuations we're confined 20 narrow limits.
About 1920 the big bears made sudden raij on
pork with the intention Of forcing May below
sli. when selling on stop orders was expected 10
carry Il materially lower. After breaking the
market from tii 20 10 fiLMh they desi.ted, AMI
In a few minutes rally 10 fl4 - WAS witnessed
The range for the morning Was titDh 70
SHE'S, and closed at flLGH. Lard broke ~
nc. Short ribs decliued we. bus reacted and
closed steady. May lard sold AT e. o0afs.5iN and
closed at s159%. May short ribs sold al E.6'sa
$40 and closed AZ f.8a.
CINCINNATI.
CfSciNSArI January g5.--Flour easter. Wheat
duh and loser; No. rod. saassc. Corn quiet,
No mixed. 5lkc. Oats steady; No. MIXED,
sac. PorS dun at iiLd0 Lard easier a. tl.a1
Bulk-mcats steady sud unchanged. Bacon arm
aud unchanged. Whlskey steady atti.OS Hogs
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. January s5-TurPentne dun
strained, So. Tar nrm az sl.l0 Crude turpen-
tine nrm; hard, tL20; yellow-dip AMI virgin,
SIS
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, Ky. January e5.-Grain aud pro-
visions quiet and unchanged.
COTTON MARkETS.
NORFOLK. VA. January e5.-C0tton quiet;
middliug 10 l-l6r Net receipts. GA bales gross
receipts Bil bales: stock. $3.50 bales; sales.
al Oales xpOrts-coastwise, 95l bales: 20
bales: 10 the Continent. - bales.
WILMINGTON, y. C., January 2a-Cotton
quiet niddling. 10 l-iGc. Net receipts, ls5
bales gross receipts. 10 bales sales --
bales; STOCK li,le3 BALES: exports -eoasIwlse, -.
bales; % the Continent. -- bales; TO Great
Britain. - bales: 10 France - baieA
SAVANNAH. Ca, january s5.-Cotton quiet;
middlng 1916. Net receipts, l,ig2 bales;
gross receipts l4l2 bales; sale-. ~ bales;
stock. $3.50 bales; exports--'oastwise. S''0l
bales: 20 the Continent --- bales: 10 Great
Britain. - bales; % France. - bales
AUGUSTA. GA. January Cotton dun
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GALES.
CHARLESTON. =. C., January 2.-Coiton
quiet; middliug. i0c. Net receipts, LIS
bales: gross receipts. i,i3j bales; sales, so
bales; stock, $3.50 bales; oSports-to Great
Britain, - bales: o. the Continent 800
haes: cOastWlst, 6s5 bales; ~ France. --
bales
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, January 2j.--C0ttOn Net re-
ceipts !, 10 bales: gl0ss receipts, 6,Ol3 baleN
Futures closed steady: rales. $40 bales Janu-
fl0G9lfl0;6; April. ti0.f5aSt0s6; May fiu.s2a
Sl0.S}; june, SO -sasl0gO. July. Si0Siaail0.H;
/ August. sl0ba{l0N: September, tlo.isntlos.
| October. sl0l2all0i3; November and Deem
/ Der, s9.9sas9m.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for tho Dispatch.l
JANUARY 25.-Market quiet today: receipts
| large and demand light Prime, aa3kc.;
extra, Sic; common, lho2Hc.; shelled. 2e2sc;
| spanish, exc; factory hand-pickcd. 3AaiSc