Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-12

Flour 81. ADV and unchanged. No sorins
wheat. 1889: No. rcd. s6tasekhc va :
corn, G'sc; No osis soas,Se. $500 ns
ers, s4iss ssAzo short-cies-. tAsSssa whsssey'
si.0s.
sALryMoHk
BaLrpiosn, January li.-Ffour nrmer shade
better wheat--southeru quiet AMI nrm s,iif,
72sS2c.; iongbcry. Basic. western strong ls~
winter red, spot and January. soas0t. com =
southern scarce aud irm; white. Sassoc yellow.
32a.'Sc. western easy. Oan qnios nno amer
easier: southern and Pcnnsyivspis, ssssic
western white, s9saS0hc. 10. mixed, Iks
esAc. graded No. ~ni,e, 30,sc. Rye duh asa
nominal Hay nat; prime 81 choice un?'ny.
sisasiS Provisions quiet aud nrn. Butter an,,'
beat roll, l4al6s. creamery, s4assc kges iuii
western. lSc. Coffee quiet. hio carsoes. fsirs
IKE sugar strong; soft, SIC Copper QUIET.
freghSs 10 liverpool per steamer inactive Sour
"a. Cork Tor orders, ,es5s. Sd. kecips-yloar.
1000 barrels; wheat, ai,OoD bushels corn, a.
90 bushels; oats. s.oo0; rye. 1000 bushels .np-
msnts-Wh heat, la,sD bushels salss-Whssk
4G.JOO bushels. corn. ll..oo0 tushsl>
ST. LOUIS.
en Lsun, January ii.-Fiour-Bessr tsei.
Ing. Wheat very quiet. aod nuctas'ions cos
fined to &c range; No. 2 red. cash. s.Sc TIA
May. s0a 5000: June closet 81 Sic bid. Corn
firm No. smixsd, cash. x5ile: January cscsed
hat demand coed: No. ?. cash, eoAsDkc; ysy,
2i.a2lsc. hid. Whisksy, ti02. Provisions
The usual duiness incident 10 the last day 81 the
week prevailed, but prices were generally arm
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, January fi.-Fiour quiet and
steady Whest dull and rrm; No. red, 'yaSc.
Corn dull aud weaker: No. mixed. uASf "a
Oals-No. mixed. 4lns3Sc. PORK quiet. Vhis-
sey steady At i.o2. Hogs easier: common aud
light, i3e0a3asa; packing aud butchers, t'oos
sA,5. -
IN A. Nj - y "a
tine steady at4i.c. Resin nrm: strained, &c.
| good strslned, a.. Tar firm at $3.50. Crude 'ur-
pentine nrm; hard, sigO; ysuow-dip and rr'
gin, $40. ..,.,,,,r
LOUISVILLE, KY, January ii.--0rsin and pro'
visions unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON rrruRs>
INV yosx. January II. -Cottou-Ne TeceibtA
| 5lS bales gross receipts, A15 bales. futiires
clo.er lrm. sales, lOJ,3D bales: January,
siQilasI0.tg: February. SIC tiati0b; March,
sios2sslo %; April. sieo; May: slees.si.5
| sl0siasio.r9; September, tl0.3sssioJ9; octc1er'
! sl009ailaIi.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL. January ii-Neon cotton firm
ana In fair demand American middling. 3sd ;
| sales 1900 bales; speculation hna otlnrN
1000 bales; receipts. 1900 bales; Amorican,
| $1,000 balos Futures frm. January to-sts
| 8 iS-6ii. January and February, b-Na
4 4s6td. February snd March, 4, -oias is-ssi
March and April. tssta5 s9Jid. May end
| June. 5i-Gia5 a2-6id. Juus and July, 35sh'a
| 5 53-Gid. July aud August, 55-bi1. l.
M-American good midiling, 5'd. NOD
cnng, i lid. low mldiliog. 5.d. cool orii-
nary, sgd: ordinary, $50. salos to-ds, en-
| GUIDED $3.50 bnlss Anne sicsn. January, +3'sid..
seller; January and February. <9-oid.. seller
! February and March, 5 4S-6id.. sellcr Match
and April. 49-5id. April aud May, htti.,
| scller: May and June, 5s-sid. June, 5t%tit.,
BUYER: June and July, 53-6id., buyer JUL
aud August. 5s-Gid., seller; August, oo-tt'.'
seller. Futures closed steady.
THE WORLDS COTTON
NEW YoRK. January 1.-The tota, visible
supply of cotton for tho world Il 3.3oS,5 bates.
| OF which 2,7is,f26 bales ara American, against
2,gi4,4G6 ansS 2,6sJ,iod baiss respectively iss
year. Receipts at all i-<srlor towns, ~ W
balea; receipts from plantations, Ii5,sa6 bales.
| Crop In sight. 5.633.i22 bales.
| NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
[Rsportcd for tho Dispstch-I
JANUARY II Market very sirong. Largo ssIse
reported on private terms Receipts liberal fro N
| the country, Primo, SIC; extra p1me. u.
| fancy, &c; common. e,latc. spanish, SIC.
! factory hand-picked, 6a7jsc.