Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-12

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Cash quotations: Flour quiet and firm.
Hard wheat-Sprng patents ssi4as3.25,
III WOOD; No. 2 spring wheat. So $50
81 Lie. No. corr Is 1-Sd26 l-2c No. 2
oats. Y I-sc: Mess pork. s94jNss.50. Lard,
S.iJHJ.5O. Short rib sides. sLc10Si75 Dry
sslted shoulders. 437 i-2qA.es IL. Short
clear sides. A75N$tS IL. Whskey. sl.2.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL.,. January
u.-Cattle-Reccpts 1000. Market steady !;
common 10 extra steers, S.A'q 50. 20;
s.oekers and feeders. $2.eoa<js5; cows and
Pulls 9uiis; Yl;.,og%;So calves, S.SOasS.7o;
Receipts, 22,OOo. Market steady;
heavy packing and shipping, 1856. COM
mon 10 choice mixed, S.65uS3.s): choice
assorted. sS75as3.s5; light. 50 e5aS.s5; pigs.
s3as3.70.
sheep-Recelpts. 5000. Market easy: In
ferior to choice. s2.2jasS.70; lambs. $500
$40.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o., January il.-Flour-
Active and higher: winter patents, $500
$50; spring patents, S3.i0ds3.7O.
track. Csc.
Corn--Qulet and steady; No 2, IS lie. !;
No. mixed. Csc: mixed ear. Is l-2c.
Oats-Quiet. steady. and unchanged.
Pork-Active. firm. and unchanged.
Lard-Firm; kettle, ) Use; prime steam,
s5.37 1-2us5.4O
r,5 sacqnSFirm loose shoudeTs f. short ss
boxed meats. lac more.
Dry Sailed Meats-Steady ami active;
loose shoulders. l-4c.: short ribs, l-2c. (;
short clear. 5-Sc.; boxed meats. lie.
more.
Whskey-Quiet and steady at sl.ee.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO. January ll.-F1our-
Wheat-Lower: January. 55c.; May,
50 1-ic.: July. 81 lie.
Corn-Lower; January. 25c.; May.
p 12c.: July. Is 5-sc
Oats-Lower: January, 1sc.; May. 10 lie.
Pork-Siandard mess. 1915; old. ss.l2 IL.
Lard-Prme steam. $50; choice. s.. 10.
Inconsistencies, 3-ic.; longs, l-2c. ;
clear sides. 5-Sc.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, 4 lie.
longs. 3-4c.; clear ribs. 4 7-sc.; clear
sides. SC.
High Winss-Steady, at sl22
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January 11.-l2:30 z. NJ
Cotton-Moderate business done: prices
steady; American middling. 4 1921; sales.
5000 bales, American, 1900 bales; specula-
ton and export. go bales; receipts. l2VcO
bales; American, 500 bales.
Futures opened steady; demand mode
rate: January, 3l-6id.: January and
February. 4 29-6id.; February and March.
I 2S-6iai 29-GilDi 2S-6id. March and April.
4 H-Giii4 28-6id. April and May, 4 N-6id. ;
May and June. 4 N-Gid.: June and July,
4 IBID; July and August. 27-Gi.ti 2s-649
4 27-sid.; August and September, 26-6id.
Futures quiet:
4 l9-32d: January. 2s-eid.. value; jan
February and March, 4 2s-eiai N-64d.,
value; March and April 4 26-6ld., buyers;
May and June Ss-SiNi q %-S,d-' sellers
July and August. 25-6id4 26-6td., sellers;
August and September 4 2i-e4d.: Septem-
Der and October. 4 lS-G4d., sellers; October
and November. He'd, sellers.
Futures closed quiet at the decline.
NEW YORK, January l.-Cotton-Dull;
middling Gulf. 8 9-lgc; middling. 5-l6c.
net receipts, ,337 bales; gross, 6sO5 bales
forwarded. 2.Go0 bales: sales. 155 bales, all
spinners; stock, 1924 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 1872 bales;
exports-to Great Britain, LII bales;
Continent. 1906 bales; stock, 1.o66,9o1 bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts.
1IO79 bales; eNports-to Great Britain,
II, f5l bales; Continent, 1866 bales; stock,
Totals since September list: Net receipts,
s. 90 bales: eXports-to Great Britain,
,0sSs6 bales; France. 3O9,2i2 bales; Con-
tinerl. 926.1i6 bales. .
fixtures closed steady; January. $3.50
s7.s5: February. S.9saN99; March ss0in
$SL05: April ss.09uSSl0; May. &lfu$.lJ;
June. S81s0SS.f9: July, sS.2lnSS22; August,
sS.2lnss.22; September. ss.e2ass0i; October
November. S.&nSIA
world Itr' 4iiS'Ie bales bales. OF which $3.50 1876
bales are American, against f.SHS5l and
4526.45l bales, respectively. last year;
Receipts of cotton this week at all IN
terror towns. 5sl0} bales: receipts from the
plantations. ll7.0G9 bales; crop in sight,
g. l54. 233 bales.
SUMS cotton review: Cotton declined D
points, but recovered part OF the loss.
closing steady at a net decline or ] 10
points. with sales OF $500 bales. Liver
unchanged on spot. with sales of 500
bales The port receipts Were l1,VI3,
against 2S.ii9 last week.
Spot cotton here was dull and UNI
changed. The exports from the ports
Appropriated 1900 bales.
To-days features: A slight decline In
LIVERPOOL was reflected I'm small reac-
ton here. but before the close the tone
became stronger, and the net decline LOT
the day was triing. The undertone was
considerably firm, the receipts were lisht,
and the financial outlook. was apparently
less threatening. The difference between
The receipts for the first ten days OF
January this year and those for the
same time i'm 1928, when the crop was
o. M 900. is only 5000 more this year. and
II looks now as though the. bear esti-
mates for January viii not be reached.
They were 10000 20 10000. against $4,000
for January, 1898. From present appear
ances. the total January receipts this
year will not be over $4,000. and may
fall TO 100000 and in either case. this
total would indicate q crop of something
under 100000. New orleans bought to-
day. and so did some Of the local shorts.
furthermore. II is understood that one OF
the largest cotton-houses was buying here
to-day.
The feeling is growing that II there Is
no disturbance in the political and IMAM
-. to hound hfChor