Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-16
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s 1-Sa96 1-4c.: February, 9eG96 1-4c.; May,
% 1-2492 3-4c. steamer, NO. REQ, % a9s1
81 S-4c.; southern wheat 40 py ocs sd'pie' '0S
Corn-Easy: spot, the month, ana rep
ruary. 30 1-4d32 3-Sc.: steamer miAeu,
30 1-2d30 3-4c. southern white corn zS4
SIC; do, yellow 23ll33c. c oeao..
Oats-Firm; No. 2 WHITE q i-S'S'''''
No. mixed, q 1-2G2Sc. ,,r.,
Rye-Easy; No. 2, near by 81 l-faoS i-zc- :
No western, Sc 1-fu53 l-2c.
Hay-Firm for better grades; cnoice
''1 Grsin Freights-very dull aQd un-
Sugar-strong and unchanged.
Rutter and Eggs-Quiet and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Whiskey-Unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., January i5.-F1our-
Wheat-Firm: No. red &c.
COrn-,Strong; No mixed; 80,
Oats-Ouiet; No. 2 mixed, "a l-2925o
Rye-Quiet; No. 2, ACC.
Lard-Quiet at $3.50. -
Rulk Mears-Firm at $3.50. =
Bacon-Steady at 500. -
Whiskey-Steady at Nls'
Butter-Dull.
Sugar-Ffrm.
Fsggs-Steady at 16 l-2c:
Cheese-In fair demand
THE COTTON MARhEIS
LIVERPOOL. January ID 4. NJ. .
Closing Cotton-Spot in moderate de lhs,,,e
prices unchanged; American we're n,r Sos1
bales. OF which 800 were FOR speculdi op,i
ana export. and included 100 Arneri nc III,
RECRUITS $1,000 bales, including %S0V'
Futures opened and closed quiet; amer amer
can middllng. low middling clause 'a .dS
orv S1o-cid buvers; January and req
ruary. s-64q3 l0-64d., sellers; pep, uso
ond March 39-eiG3 l0-64d., sellers; Marcn
and April. 9-GfaS 10-6id., sellers; A T,a
| and May. 10-64d., buyers; May anu CA
l1-64d.. buyers; June ana , Suiyi sellers,
! August and September. l3-otoS =! go
| sellers. September and october, SH,o toe,
! sellers; October and NoVenlDeis' 1anens'
! 15-etd.. sellers: November anu
Der, 15-64d., sellers. co..o,
NEW YORK. January io,u oNints az
Steady: middling. 5 7-Sc.; net receipts S 90,
bales: gross. 5O75 bales; forwarded, 80
bales: sales. IS bales-all spinners; STOCK
Tot Totals today and consolidated: Nei
receipts. 5000 bales; exp the Continent t
1872 bales: stock. 1906 1873 bales. ~.
| Totals since September list; Net re
! ceints 6 1O5.759 bales: eXports-to G vi a.
Britain. 1880 24 bales; 70 France; o'-'0''
| a n
O'C1os{on fmtures opened dull but steady
sales. 1900 bales; January, %.eS; e N.Y.
e. q Iune. 81. 81: July, $50; August, w
Sentember' $5.s2; october, SSs5; NoVem
0S Cotton ton futures closed dull; sales 2s2e
| toIos. January $3.50; February, s2'9o
| Narcb S5.73; April S5.U; May y, s 90
Inne * 81: July. $5S7; August, So.D' Sep
tember. S591; october, SoSz. ,,,,,.,. ~
Snot cotton closed steady; mlddilng up
lands 7-Sc.; middling CUR, l-ec'' saies
80 bales. co.+or-
NEW ORLEANS. January 15.-Cottoonaoo
r,,,.,res auiet and steady; sales, .loS,SSyy
haios. January. y .27 bid; February, 49, So
S'2l March s5S3qS5Si; Ap ~ e, 30 zoe iHfy
May $ HOS 1 40; : uns 5SSs5'5s: scptem
S9 o.. x 5SGs5 81; october, S5.6lgs5.6S
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
-,r ,rrNrcTON N c., January ID
Shirts of Turpentine-Opene mn, ntIh % !.
81 i-9Gf32c.; sales later at 81 S-itt0- l-ic'' -
ee RlpSsin 81 S1n at sl15 and $40; receipts
1S9 barrels. - c+ood,, ~ s1 40lIs1. 9.
STarg@Firn at Sl.O5; receipts, "a barrels'
CHARLESTON, S. G., January 10.
Tnrnentine-Firm at 81 l-Zc.; sales' ho,
R6sin-Firm; sales, none; prices ~
| changed. - crtri,
90 TI,rnentine-Firm at &c; sales, J.
RosinIT,5rm; sales 4s' 3 b s2G IS u 3
=, o. "'I ~ a 90 G. S45; II. $L70; 7. Sl.H
X ' 81 90; NJ. s.; \. s2l0Qs220; window
a1ass So s0GS2. 40; water-white, $2.65uS2'o'
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA, January l5.-(special
Fancy. 21-4c.; strictly. prime, &c; prime Lg,a
[ &c: common, al l-2c.: Spanish 81 LIZ
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, January ID
(speciaI)-Virginia nuts steady; prime
&c.; extra prime. 1-sc.; fancy, nc; com
mon. 1HG14c., as TO quality; black &c
Spanish firm at 5li5c. per bushel.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, January 10
1SpeciaI )-Cotton-Firin at Sisc. Tor goo