Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY, JANUARY 90 1893.

demand. finally won the struggle with
bulish sentiment In wheat to-day, AID
May, after an advance OF *. closed hT
sc. lower. Corn and oats left OF a
shade higher. Pork. lard, and ribs are
practically unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening; Highest Lowest. Closing
May .....~7SS$ax NJ SHaS 1sHs%
Corn--No. T.
Jan ........3i5s IS 3iS 3f4
May .......s5s S7h 36ssdN 36%g37
July .......37hah 37lsqH 5sat S7h
1 HSy :::::::si. 81 81: s 81 81 81.
Mess Pork-Psr BbL
Nan May ' ........slSio sloiiA acio ss.isss
Lsrd-per 100 Ids.
Man Nay ' ........s 55,iiiM $3.50 SIS $3.50
snort Ribs-Per 100 Lbs.
Nav Kan :: :.::::::. "a; ,S:a,s SIS ;ts55ssa
Cash quotations were as follows: No
yellow corn, 36Ac. Flour dull. No;
wheat. esl4Qs7isc; No. 2 red, nc. No;
corn. 36c. No 2 oats &c; No: white,
SOC: No. white. 2sq29lzc. No. 2 rye,
56a.a57c. No. barley. 45qo2c no; l
| 11dNSttp, Sl.lo. Prime llDnplul Stu, f<.JJS
$40, Mess pork. per barrel. sssoMss.Ss.
Lard. per 100 pounds, $3.50 S5.61ls. short
rib sides. loose s4.7O@s4s5; dry-salted
shoulders. boxed. sa25g'4S7is; short-clear
tillers' finished goods. per gallon, sly.
Sugar-Cut-loaf unchanged. Butter easy;
creamery, 1Sqlsc.; dairy, 11Hl6c. Eggs
dull: fresh. 1910. Cheese unchanged
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. January 19.-F1our-Duil
Wheat-Firmer; spot and the month,
southern wheat, by sample. 7Oq76 lie.
Corn-Strong; spot and the month. 4Vlp
ern white and yellow corn, 81 l-4949 lie.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 white, SiaS4 1.2c.
Rye-Firmer; No. 2 nearby, 6lc.; No. 2,
western. 63 1-2c.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
| Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
| Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Lettuce-sl. 25ds1.50 per bushel box.
Whiskey-Unchanged
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January 19-Cotton-Spot,
active business; prices lid lower; Amer
lean middling, fair, 3-43d., good mid
ding, 33-l6d.; low middling, 3D.; good
ordinary, lS-l6d.; ordinary. 2%d; The
sales of the day were 15,000 bales, of
which 5000 were for speculation and eX-
port, and included 14.1O0 American. Re-
ceipts, 5000 bales, including $1,000 Ameri-
can
Futures opened steady, with a fair de-
mand, and closed steady at the advance;
American middling, low middling clause,
January. 9-6i03 10-64d., sellers; January
and February, 39-64d3 1O-64d., sellers;
February and March. 9-6sd3 l0-sid., sell
ers; March and April, 3 l0-6ta3 Ltd.
sellers; April and May, 9N-64d., buyers
May and June, 12-64d.. buyers; June and
, July 13-e4d.. buyers; July and August
I 14-G4d.. buyers; August and September
314-6id3 15-6id., sellers; September and
. October, 3 14-6403 15-64d., buyers; October
! and November, 3 15-64d., value; November
and December. l5-6id., buyers
) NEW YORK. January l9.-The cottor
z market again took a higher level. anc
? showed well sustained. If not greater, ac
: tivity. The leading bullish Impulses wer'
2 the strong cables and smaller receipts
II was expected that the market woulC
, open higher than It did, but some OF IN
4 smaller local longs took advantage OF IN
, | strong situation to liquidate, and the sen
: ing by this class, added to some OUTSIDE
disposition TO realize. checked the al
Z | vance on the opening call at 4dt points
Z | Later business increased and prices al
vanced TO points, the higher eXtIeIn
being confined 10 December contracts
August came within one point OF SELLING
: at 6 cents. but at 500 there was sell
Z ing movement that turned the market
;, little. and a reaction of 2a4 points FOL
s lowed. On the whole, the feeling through
Z ont. the session remained bulHsh.
q without quotable advance the MARIE
for spot cotton showed positive nrmhes
in the local market, and also in the lead
ing markets of the cotton oeit, VIM VIM,
were from firm at unchanged quotation
70 A. higher There was no let-up IN III
renorts from American shippers and froI
spinners indicative Of present ana pro-
!: nectiye good conditions. New Orlean
. sent in buying orders. -
o In the afternoon the market was re-
/ energetic. Cautious local traders were II
e clined 10 take profits, and outside SUI
mort had a subsiding tendency. WIN VI
; market finally steady at net gam Oh go
J. points. ,,, c,> not y.
IL CENTS. 1l6 bales; gross receipts -
i bales: sales. 765 bales; stock, lC5'S" oale
# eynorts-to Great Britain. sos bales:
% Totals to-day: Net receipts: l5,s4I oale
II exports-to Great Britain, H'"D Daies;
IT the Continent, 16,717 bales; STOCK Llpo
consolidated: Net receipts, 17S, 80 bale
n evnorts-to Great Britain, al72 bales;
France $50 bales; to the Continent ID
-, $50 bales. ,r., >yot -
ceipts 64Os. O6i bales; exports-to Gre ,r
e; t hlIes." - The Continent, 7657S2 bales.
"a Cotton futures opened firm; Januar
- e So. February. $685. March S2.ot; A ~ !
n * Sc. Nav. 500. June, fJ.5ts 49, -
rs xngi,st $50; October, 1913; NoVehD
e. and December, 1874. .. @
Futures closed steady; January, 90
rrebruarv S5.N: March. S5.S; April So.o
Nav s. 50; June, $5.91; July, $oSS: AusH W
e. oS! September. $50; october, S0'N' ~
yember s5.A; December, So.8.
e. Snot closed firm; sales, 1850 bales.
OF NEW ORLEANS. January g-Cot &c
Il; fntures quiet and steady; January SsSs
az Al. February, s5.42; March, $1,000
Anil 81 47GS549; May. $5.52dSo.o5; Jul
% s5SsTsy5S: July. $5.62Q$563: August, w. o.,
$50 go. Sentember. S5.56q$5.57; October, So
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
% SAVANNAH. GA, January ID
NJ &C CHARLEsToN, s. C., January ID
e. 1,Srnentine-Firm at 42c.; sales, none.
IT, Rosin-Firm and unchahseu' S"''
u none. 80 ,
e. WILMINGTON, n. c., January ID
~ ,avaI-store quotations; holiday.
nd CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
'rt CHICAGO. January 1S.-The great
-e. nart Of to-day's offerings Of cattle we
ng ~ moor quality and prices showed O
oi,ne Of 5GlOc., buyers evincing no gre
e.; oagerness 10 take hold. The comparatlV
ne Iv small number of choice grades IN
II, yyere offered were disposed OF at genera
no steady prices. Fancy cattle So.9oes 20 3
ed choice steers, S5.50dS.S5; medium Sto
e. 10. beef steers, $HlSf10; stockers ~
MS ! 20 O-G,SA e. hulls 80 5OUS4.2D, COZ