Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-17

OpsnIns ni;n7'' "oS''- Si07ins :
,sns %S:":..:..55NH s IsIs T sg;s ~
Jlly........ltaB 'o'5 ~ '/o
CORN -, oor< oos<
May .....24sS 24A S4ss oofH
July. .-....2oAaS ~'1s f
OATS .o, nv
May.......loAsaY lS44 1913 io11a1,s
July........lYss 1923 1913 A'7s
ann MIS- rss, g SIS; ssg '7s 80 $3.50 gss
May .....- o.OU o'vo 80"
s s5 w.. i ~ az 10 s s.S1u s az
RIBS 90. .o-,,
Cash quotations: Flour quiet, steady
~ S4G7sc.: No. red, 81 1-SqS9c. No. 2
corn. % 5-8d22 3-4c. No. 2 oats 10 3-4qlIc.
Mess pork per barrel, S.2 1-2gS'.Si, II
"a S5' On i-9GsiS2 Il: shoulders. A25G$4.5O;
short clear sides, sl.12 1-2QS4.25. Whiskey'
Sis
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
UNION sTOCK-YARDS, ILL, January
6.-Cattle-Receipts, 300 head. Market II .s
easy; common TO extra steers, SoVtlSo.oV,
stockers and feeders S51ogssdals; COWS 2sa anu
bulls, $l.75Q$3.15; calves, $S.5oQ$6; Texans
'' Hoss-Receipts. 1900 head. Market weak
and 5d10c. lower; heavy packing and Snip
mixed. sssOaS8.47 IL; choice assorted,
S}.4OQ$s.5O; light, $sSoa$S.5o; pigs SS'lv@
Others quiet and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO, January 16.-FiourZ
Patents. $455qAe5; extra fancy 'A"~
Wheat-Hieher: January, S. SIC, nomi-
naIly; May, Sc Use; July, % 5-Sc. bid.
Corn-Steady; January, 20 S-Sc;, nominal
ly; May. % 1-2c.; July, p 6-sc BID
Oats-Steady: January, II lac, nominal
ly: May, II lie.
Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o.. January l6-Fiour-
Winter patents, si754Si.sS; winter faheN
$i2jNH oozoo 10
Corn-Steady; No. mixed - l-oc'' NJ
NWdnt 'se ;ila rejected mixed, i7c.
Pork-Clear family, $50; clear putt'
$3.50: clear back. SEQ, .o., - %
Drv-salted Meats-Shoulders,. 81; short
rib sides. Si25; short clear SIDES |i'-''
'' BaconILoose shoulders, ' S6;, loose loose
rha ri
s siSas soc IL; loose clear bellies, S525
'P,,t.er-Elgin. 2c.; Ohio and Indiana
creamery, loMltc.
Whiskey-Actiye.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January l6.-l5.D /. NJ
Cotton-Demand moderate; prices ss,
kyeerican middling 3l-32d. sales, o"
, niio al American: speculation and eA-
mort zoo bales; receipts, 1900 bales; Amer
loan 800 bales. ,o-
rate: American middiing' low nliuui nn5
cisnse January, 3 59-6id. January anu
Eobr,,arv February and March, Marcn
an5 Anrii April and May, 5S-64d; May
md lime 59-64d.; June and July, jury
and August, S6o-64d.; August and sep
TENDER. 5s-64d
rnot nriees: American middling fair,
4i3S2d.: good middling, 4S-S2d.; low W, DID mi
ding. 27-32d.; good ordinary, S2S-Szd''
ordinary. i7cs2d ,n.r,o., r,aa,,ne.
sS1 -s9d i: January. 35S-e4d.; January. ana
February. February and March, Mafcn
anJ Anril. 57-6+d3 5S-64d.; April and
Nav. 5S-6id.; May and June, Sos-etd:
June and July, S5s-64d.; July and Augus.'
p 5e-s4a3 eO-64d.; August and September
5seid. value; September AID OCTOBER
3 53-64d., value; October and November
5l-Gid, value.
Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK. January 16.--Cotton quiet;
niddling. Tide; net anu gross receipts.
600 bales; forwarded. 6 bales: sales, Ssf
bales: spinners. 81 bales; stock. I,sl4 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 25.l60 bales;
exports-to Great Britain. %, 800 bales; 70
france, none: TO the Continent. son
bales; to the Channel. none; stock, 1,1N.54S
bales. o,v..
4 Ok. sos bales; exports-to Great Britain,
SIl9 S03 bales to France, 463.u52 bales; 10
the Continent. 1.234.19s bales; to the Chan
mel 5.4sl bales; stock, none.
Total visible supply Of cotton for the
rales are American. against 4.05S. o02 and
sss7. SOC bales, respectively. last year. ke-
ceipts OF cotton this week At ell interior
towns. S2,si2 bales. Receipts from the