Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, January ls-Cotton steady. .alas
to-day, 10 bales: mtddling uplands, Z p-f6n..
middhug Orleans, 7 15-10c. sales last ye.k nat.
before reported, 509 balee for Consumption:
12S bales for export; net receipts st ali ports.
2i,J97 bales; exports 70 Great Britain. ~. Az
bales; France. HIS bales; Continent, III.
o23 bales; stock, 1,2S4,5i2 bales southern
four dull and weak. Common 70 fair EXTRA.
S3.3OaS3oO; good ID chotro do, s4as5.l5'
Wheat fairly active. unsettled. and weak: No.
2 red, sLOlla. store and elevator. sl.02s,,
sl.Ofls aroat. Options early advanced, ia
1,sc., but lost most OF It IN the afternoon closing
steady, Aaa< over saturday; January slOiiA.
February, sL02; May, el.02s. Corn duh anil
easy; No 2, 50Aa5lc. IN elevator: 5lS.a5.a
atioat. Options advanced and reacted Laltc.
In sympathy with wheat and expected freer res
ccipts; January, 50llc.; February, 50sSc. May,
4eAc. cas- duh, but fIm, closing irregular:
options moderately active aud frmor; January,
3Bssc.: May. 37tec.: spot No. 2, 38sta31tSc.
Cotfee--oI tons closed dun ond unchanged 90 10
points down; January, s1270as12.7 IS; Febru.
airy. s12.35lsi2.40; March, sl2.16asis.20:
-Dot Rio, duh but firm; No. :. sl3is Sugar
R,nned quiet; standard A, fisc.: eUt-loaf and
crushed, 5lsc. powdered, 4 0-l0c.; graduated,
4 3-16a4 5-i6c. Molasses-New Orleans quiet
and Arm; common 90 fancy, 3ja3sc. Nice
steady aud quiet, domestic, fair 10 extra, 5l,s
7c.; Japan, b,Na5Ac. Petroleum steady and
quiet: refined, New York, 6.t5c.; Philadelphia
and Baltimore. 6.30s0.+Oc.: IN bulk, 3.s5a
3v0c. Cotton-ssed oil duh and easy; crude,
201sc.; yellow, 2gl9c Resin steady and quiet;
strained, common to good, sl.a5asi.40. Tur.
pentine nrm at 34ls a3oc. Pork quiet and steady;
mess. $0.I5asl0.7o; extra prime. 1850. Pea
nuts quiet fancy manipulated, 4lsail4c. farm
ers', 2Sla3ilc Beef dull. family, lisl2c. ex.
ira mess, 9al0c. beef hams urn; quoted, f3c.
tierced-beef duh; city extra india mess, eliza
$3.50. Cut-mests strong; shoulders, 4,.c:
middlss firm; short-clear, s9.t0. Lsrt much
higher, strong and more active; western steam
closed at sB.b7k bid: city, s0.10; January,
$3.50 bid; February, s0.0S May, edo2as6.9h
Frelghts weaker and quiet; cotton. l1-0id;
grain, 4isd.
CHICAGO. January ls.--Wheat opened more ac-
tive. strong, and higher this morning and
scored an advance OF lc, but during the last
hour the market Turned very weak. The
crowd had bought freely on tho upturn, expect.
ing the boom TO continue, but when thcro
we're indications % halt In the upward
movement and closing Liverpool cables came
weaker, the confidence was undermined and
selling became urgent. May opened at 9lNc.
and sold up without any considerable reaction
60 02l4c. II then turned about and without re-
action sold down TO and closed easy at eiAc.,
the price at which II LETT on on Saturday. Tho
trade IN corn was light and tho price changes
insignificant. The tone was nrm on mo
poor grading Of the receipts and the
widespread snow-storm, which will tend TO
keep tho grading low. The close shows
an advance OF Isc, with fluctuations confined 70
the 1ic. range. Oats were dull, steady. and fea-
tureless. log products active ami higher. The
receipts Of live hogs were below the estimate,
and prices at the yards were excited and 10a15c.
higher. This, with The strength Ia wheat, sayo
tho product strong start. Tho tendency
throughout tho session WAS upward, though
there we're some sharp breaks caused by shorts
rsiding the market Late IN the session the esti-
mates for Tomorrow were only $4,000 head 81
hogs, and the product advanced again and
closed firm at the top. PORK was especially al
fected, and cloeed with an advance OF 32l6c.
Cash quotations; Flour frmer but not quota
bly, higher. No. , spring wheat, SBl4c.; No. 2
red, SOC. No. . corn, 3Sl4c. No. oats, 2glsr.
Mess-pork, sS.i5ass.50. Lard, sd.32Iasd.3J.
short-ribs, 1910. Dry-salted shoulders, si.52lsa
s4.75. Short-clear so.90a.5.o3. Whiskey,
q