Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Wheat-No. 2.

are unchanged
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
Wheat-No. :.
KAY ....".7llsq.: ~ 52A 77SsAa,
july .......6s'sQ1O Il Ggt IV'sq@
Corn--No. 2.
Jan. 30 IS $S5is $2a
M3y s. So So 81 g az So.
M op'' ,...,''g5 ! ssg.aH sg77s gr7,
Mess Pork-Per BIB.
May ......$1O42a $lO52ls S1037i2 Sl0.42l2
Lard-Per 100 Lbs.
May ........s j.92is : J.95 5Sll2 5.Sl2
July ........$ COS C.OTs $500 5 600
Short Ribs-Per lOO Lbs.
3 May ..s 5 555 s5s7s 5s95 Ss sl5
Cash quotations We're as follows Flour
moderate. No. 2 yellow corn, @G37hc.
No. spring wheat 6giaq 10c.: No spring
wheat, GS1G9c.; No. red. 73U13i2c. No. 2
corn. BIC No. 2 oats, 294G2g2c.; No 2
white. 294. a80c. No. 3 white. 29Ild30c.
fiaXseed. $ll5. Prime timothy seed, $40
Mess pork. per barrel, SlO.20dsl0 2j Lard.
per 100 pounds. J.6I2p $40; short rib
sides 0oos) $iS0a 500; drysalted Shout
sides ChoXeO. Sj.100S515. Whiskey. distill-
ers' finished goods per gallon Sl27. But
ter easy; creamery. boise; dairy. Ia
l6c. Cheese steady; creams, 9laqllc. Eggs
steady; fresh, l5c
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. January 4-Cotton-Spot
I'm moderate demand; American middlng,
3fid. The sales OF the day were 10000
bales,of which 1000 bales were for specu-
lation and export. and included $500 bales
American; receipts 5000 bales. including
500 bales American.
Futures opened quiet with a moderate
demand and closed steady: American
middling, lowmddling clause. January,
3 3-GiG3 std, sellers: January and Feb
'ruary 3 13-Gid3 Ibid. sellers: February
and March. 3 li-6id3 l5-Gid. sellers; March
and April. lj-6id sellers; April and
May. 1854. sellers. May and June
3 17-Gid.. sellers: June and July. 3 1864
lS-6ld.. buyers; July and August. 3 lS-6ia
l9-Gid.. sellers; August and September
3 lS-G403 l9-Gid.. buyers; September and
october. 3 1S-GiG3 l9-Gid., buyers: october
and November. 19-6id. sellers: Novem-
Der and December, l9-Gld., buyers
NEW YORK. January 2L-Bull specu
lation simmered down somewhat on tn
Cotton Exchange to-day under dispo
sition 20 realize. while general market in
nuences We're quite as bulllsh as at any
period. as the outcome Of the larger longs
action on the advance had been too pro
nounced and prolonged TO JUSTIFY ma
| tural reaction At the weakest interval
! the net decline was only a matter of 3 t
points.
The market opened firm at unchanged
/ prices TO an advance Of ! points, tner
/ being some disposition 10 cover ON IN
| opening call. while New Orleans Doush
/ quite freely to cover old short accounts
/ or so il was reported. After the gene
/ raj advance had reached a level 4fi6 point
/ higher than yesterdays prices, an actIV
/ selling movement set in. led by house
! with English connections. \ few nrm
/ operating for Wall street sold cotton
/ but most of them reported further buyih
] orders from that source, with attention
directed chiefly 20 March. May, and Au
/ gust deliveries. The ups ana downs o
/ the market were unusually numerous
/ while the scopes were less than hereto
fore. Several attempts were made L
! raid the. market but the presence OI out
/ side buving orders on every interval q
/ weakness caused the bears 10 retire. IN
/ final phases were indicative OF nerVOu
/ feeling ON both sides OF the account. tn
/ uueasincss was increased by very Unsallr
/ factorv weather accounts from the cot
/ rom holt. and by claims of retarded tdfI
! work. neglect of fertilizers, moderate II
/ CENTS. strong accounts from souther
| suot markets variOusly reported at az
I changed prices 20 l4c. advance, cor
| tinued favorable news from America
| consumers. and cotton goods markets, an
! spot advices from Wall street ana IN
/ pro1uce Exchange as 70 the volume ,
speculation and the continuation OF bui
! ilh interests. The market was FINAL
steady. but / 20 3 points lower.
Cotton easy; middling. 5-loc. net re
ceipts. CSC bales. gross receipts, 25Vo bale'
tisales. 635 bales; stock. 10}.7O5 bales; eA
norts-to Great Britain, 2.lii bales; TO ~
continent. 1,G}S bales; 10 France I'll
bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts 2S,3SS bale.
exports-to Great Britain. 4I2l bales;
France $50 bales ne 70 me- tas Coh'hen'' l0'
Consolidated: Net receipts, S95lS bales
evnorts-tO Great Britain. 3B4iO bales I
France 1859 bales; TO the Continent SO
Totals since September 1st: Net r.
oeints 40 $40 bales; exports-tO Grea
Rritain. 2.6D.O62 bales; 10 France, 90, y
baies: TO the Continent 1.Sl5.76S bales.
Cation futures opened firm; Janlar!
Sc. February, S. March. MO5 April, sou
MAY. 500; June. SOL: July, s5l2' Angus
ss14. September. 500; september $o'V
october. SOP; December Soi
close steady: January. s.; Februar.
81 oq. March. s. 80; April. $500; May. $50
! lime s5O5: July. S6OI; August, SolVi SCI
fember. s5.97: october. S5.s9; NoyemDe
$3.50: December 3d.
Spot closed easy at Lice. decline; ml'
ding uplands, else; Gulf, 69-l6c.i sale
1909 bales
NEW ORLEANS. January 4-Cottc
fntures steady: January, S5.5S: Februar
* 5 S9s5 March. s5G@S.G2 April. $3.50
s5c;. Nav. $5.G9GS.70; June. s5.7l0S1
July. S5.7bds5.T7; August. S.ngt5.l3; SCI
tember. s5Glqs563: october. f5.6f; NoVen
her e. *: December. S5.64dS.65.
NAVAI-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, ). C.. January al
nentine-Fl,m at 42c.; sales. none.
Rosin-Steady ana unchanged SAFE
SAVANNAH, GA. January A-Spri