Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-12

NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. January 11.-Conditions
continue dull I'm all lines or COTTON goous'
the usual Tuesdays dulness being accen-
tuated by the fact that tne uesiei9 az
staple cottons are inclined 10 take mat
ers easily. pending some as''ol review
OF the situation In all lines OF Staple COT
TONS is unnecessary. The situation Is UNI
changed. The demand for all hhes ol
staple cottons Is quiet, Wnetner uio~ .
bleached, or coarse colored goous are 'o"-
sidered.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, January liz ioui
and unchanged. o., ,1o
Wheat-Steady; spot and month, % t~
81 3-8c.: February, 81 S-4n9sc.; May, ssc'
bid: steamer. No. red ~ 3-tn9S so".n, VI,
ern wheat. by sample, sSasSc.; do.' on
grade, 93ny l-2c. 1-oh.,,-
Corn-Firm: spot, month, and FebruS
arv 20 1-2fl32 5-Sc steamer mixed, 50 S-4V
Sic; southern white corn, % l-2aSO &c; ~
Oats-Firm: No. white, ~ i-z9SVO'' NJ
mixed. q 1-2N2Sc. 20, ,17zoo
Rye-Firm; No near py' % '-t@''S''
No 2 western, SO 3-4Q54c. an
Hay-Firm: choice timothy, Sl5.
Grain Freights-Inclined to be STEADY;
steam TO Liverpool. per bushel, a., Janu-
airy; Cork for orders. per quasr'ei' '"nu
ary' IS. I'D; February, IS. ID;
919s,sertonief. fancy creamery. 2iG22c.:
do imitation. l7M1Sc do. ladle, l6c; good
iadle 1tGi5c.; store-packed, 12nlic.
Eggs-Quiet: fresh. 1Sc.
Cheese-Steady and unchahseu'
Whiskey-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO January 11.--Covertng by
shorts was the principal feature In all the
markets on Change to-day. wheat was OF
sufficient volume to overcome the ill., va
rather bullish news. May Closing at a. an
ADVANCE of 1-2c Corn gained 3-sc;, anu
oots i-4c and provisions closed z l-2aoc-
"' ISeading futures ranged as follows
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
WHEAT-No.2 n, o,tk
May.......... 90KaA slls 9O1s o. yi
July.,........slaB SlA OF oi"7s
CORS-No.2. oo,> oea<
May...........Eoisa~V. acss a0a3
July..........3O oV9s "' '0
o1.sm. Ss,sa's ssn s s9sSss s ssss
July......."%<1B ~~T1 ss
NESS PoRK-Per BbL .oox
M sHarary..ssi $ih 0sih 's.47N S.5s,s
LARD-Per 100 lps ..-o
May 1000 ass 400 4.sj 4.9o
SHORT RIBs-Per 100 lbs. .
January. s4.67t1 s457H slo7IS ss'9aA
May. 4.65 40 100 NV
cosb ouotafions were as follows: Floul
easv. No. 2 yellow corn, Is 1-saZic. NO
/ spring wheat. Sc l-2uslc.; NO . sP,ia ~
! Chef S1l9Oc. No 2 red, 81 1-2a92 &c
/ No 2 corn. % 7-Sll2lc. NO. z oats, - ~
% S-ic. No white T. o. b., H asl- az l-@S, ~
rye "A S-ic. No 2 barley, 2Sapc. NO.
! aoSseed N1SGSl.22 Prime timothy SEED
e. 7I1-2 Mess pork. per barrel, 800 w.; w.,
lard ner 100 pounds, $40. Short rlD sue
0oose) $45aSt7O; dry-saltS ga 11oS"do
boxed. S4.75mS5; short clear siuSS tHnisba,
| sII7STs4'S. Whiskey, distillers nnis slas
@ s,cods ner gallon, $i1S. Sugar, cut-loaf
'n,,cbaneed Butter steady; creamery, l5t
9ic Fancy. Halle Cheese quiet at %
| & 1-2c Eggs steady; fresh &c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o., January n.-Flour-
| Steady. oo,oo
| Corn-Firm No. mixed, % l-2c;
| Sots-Active; No mixed, "a l-2c-
Rye-Quiet; No. ?, 4oc.
| Lard-Firm az NoO.
Bulk Meats-$tO
Racon-Firm at 800.
Whiskey-Steady at SLID ~.
| Putter-Easy and lower; fancy Elsll
creamery. 22c.; Ohio, boise; dairy, llc'
Sugar-Firm: hard refined $AlogS6W.
Fggs-Steady at 10 l-2c.
Cheese-Iirm.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January LII III d p; Nd ID
nrices lower; American middling, IAN
5-Sd good middling, ll-32d.; middiine
2 Lied; good ordinary, 2s-S2d.; ordinary
S9-4d The sales OF the day were lO,Ou
| bSIes of which 600 bales were for specu
lation and export, and included 300 pale
Futures opened easy, with moderat
demand. and closed quiet; American mid
ding. low-middling clause, January
| iO-64d., sellers; January and FEBRUARY
| 2 9.6ld.. buyers; February ana MarcI
9-64TI3 lO-64d., sellers; March and Apr
iO-Gld., sellers; April and May, ll-ofd
| sellers. MAY and June, l2-6fd., sellers
| June and July, Bid. sellers; July an
August. lS-64uS lt-64d. puyeIs; A sa1i.s
September and October, l5-6id., value
! October and November. 3 l5-6iq3 l6-6id
buvers: November and December, l6-64d
buyers.
NEW YORK, January 11.-Cottonr-Quie
| and steady; middling, l5-l5c.; net re
| ceints. 1880 bales; gross receipts. so
bales: exports-to Great Britain, 3,S
| bales: TO France. 1,32O bales; TO the Cor
| tinent. $50 bales; forwarded, l,O96 Dales
sales. 81 bales; spinners, IL bales; stoci
| 12672S bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 1851 bales
| exports-to Great Britain, 3l38 bales: !
France. 1929 bales; 10 the Continent, o'S
bales stock. 1275,63l bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts, l52,O96 Dales
exports-tO Great Britain, 6S.933 bales; I
France, 1884 bales; to the Continent, "a
1856 bales.
Totals since September 1st: Net T,
oeipts. 5,952.s2l bales; exp0rts-to ~ ~ 90 =,
Britain. 1.926,698 bales; 70 France, o-h5'
bales: to the Continent, l57s,799 bales;
Cotton futures opened steady; sales, II
bales: January. 5.l5; February, @.f
March. $50; April, s5.sS;. May SSt%; jun jun
$50: October. So; November, $500.
Futures closed steady; sales, l26'g
bales: January. 1914; February, &.7
March. $5.7S: April. 1852; May. $.Sl; Jun
$3.50: July, 1874; August, @.I; septembe
S.96: october, S59S; November. $3.50.
Spot closed quiet and steady; middlln
uplands. l5-l6c; middling Gulf. 6S-l6c
sales. 81 bales
HOLIDAY IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, January H..
Constitutional election. Legal holiday. n
markets.
NAvAL-sToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. c., January H.
Spirits Turpentine-Firm at 32032 lie
receipts, 81 casks.
Crude Turpentine-Steady at $40 an
$50; receipts. none
Rosin-Firm at s.15 and $40; receipt
1876 barrels.
Tar-Firm at $lO5; receipts. 200 barrel
CHARLESTON, S. c.. January ll.-Tu
pentine-Firm at 81 lie; sales. none.
Rosin-Firm; sales. none; quotations vi
changed
SAVANNAH. GA. January ll.-Turpel
tine-Firm; sales. 1855 casks; receipts, S,3
| casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales. i,729 barrels; r
ceipts 6.65S barrels; A. u, {, and ID. sf.2
= 81 20. II Sl35. G. N50: II, $40: l. SIS