Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-17
futures ranged as follows:
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January lG-Cotton frn mid
ding, 9xc. Flour, fairly active and stoady
no change In quotations. Wbeat-soutn-
ern scarce and steady Fuitz, 9ac.asl.o3
Longberry, 9c.as1.0S; No. q nominal.
sl.Ol; steamer No. 2, red. &C.. western dull
No. winter red, spot sc. bid ; January, Nc.
bid; May, sl02k. Corn-Southern active ana
lower white, Sss60c. yellow, o9s6ic. western
bsHc.; May, 1ka5fc. (; steamer. 6ek s56kc. Oats
inclintng lower: ungraded southern and Penn
sylYania, 4sa52kc. do. western white, b2as6c.
graded No. white, 52kd. Rye nominal: prime
TO choice. 79asic- good TO fair. TaIsc. Hay
steady prime 20 choice timothy. slo.60at1L
Provisions nominal; mess-pork, old, sii.50;
new, s12 bulk-mests uoose) shoulders, $3.50:
long clear, %; clesr-rtb sides. 50 sugar.pickled
hams, small, f10.75; large, fIoso Lsrd-Refned.
$3.50 crude, $6Sa Butter steady; creamery,
fancy, Ns2sc ; do. fair TO choice, 2ls24c. DO:
imitation, 23c. ladled, fancy, sla22c. do good
good, I2sl6c Eggs easier; fresh, 26aZc. COZ
fee firm Rio Gargoes, fair, i9%c. No z, l1kc.
Sugar steady granuistsd, Sioc. Copper fairly
active /: refined, l2Hal2Ic. Whiskey fairly
active at 81. gissI.2L Freights 10 liverpool per
steamer stiff-cotton, soc nour. 1ss. 90. Sales
Corn, $1,000 bushels wheat. $1,000 bushels
ST. LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS, January l6.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat-First sales were made at an
advance Of nc. over yesterdays closing prices.
The market reacted irregularly and tho close
93II s941fc. : May, closing. 95Hc.; July, closing.
S59ic bid. Corn-Uhder the lower opening
trading was fairly astiye and the decline was
continued with slight fluctuations to the close,
anal quotations being Kakc lower than yester-
day No. g, cash, 47ka47ke:; May. closing, 4s1c.;
July. closing, 50Ac bid. Oats weak and
lower; No. J, cash, Axe: Nav, 4sc., closing,
44Hc.. Begging and iron cotten-ties unchanged
Whiskey. S1.i4 Provisions quiet and weak for
Pork-New mess, si0.56 Lard, 1864 Dry-sslt
meats; shoulders, 81; longs and ribs, SlSS
short-clear, ia2. Bacon Observation-Disclosures,
a. 75asL67A: longs and ribs, S.s2k short-ciear,
1915; hams unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. o., January i6-Fiour barely
steady. Wheat easier; No. rod, 9sHc. Corn
easier: No 2 mixed. 52xa53c. Oats barely
steady No. 3 mixed, Gkc. Provisions easier.
Whisky 1rm at n.h
WILMINGTON.
WILSISGToS n. O., January i6-Turpentine
firm At 26hc k0sln hrm: strained, u. IN;
gooi strained, t1.Ek. Tar firm at sl.45. Crude
turpen:ine nrm; hard. Sl.2O; yeilow-dtp and
virgin, sL@.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NRw YoRK. January is.-Cotton-Net re-
ceipts. 1850 bales; gross, 1853 bales Futures
closed easy: sales, $1,000 bales; January. s9.23a
a24; February, ~. 2dasa.S; March. t9.37a9.3s:
April, So asas949; May, 90 5ssss5e; june, ss.67s
s9.6s July, ga 76sss.77: August, ss.74ats75
September, S956asa.b7; October, ts.43as94a
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January l5.-So0m Cotton
Business moderate at easier prices; Ameri-
can middllng. 5 5-l6d.; sales, 10000 bales;
American, 200 bales; speculation and export,
1000 bales; receipts, 5000 bales Americans
800 bales. Futures quiet; January and fsbru-
airy, 13-64d.; February aud March, i6-04d.,
also 5 i5-64d.; March aud April, f9-o4d.; April
and May, 52s-8id.: May and June, 2creld, also
2i-64d- June and July, E-6td.; July and
August, 8 good, also ss-64d. Tenders, LOO
new dockeis and 200 Old.
p. M--Jsnusry, 5l2-64s5 i3-6ld.; January
and February, s l2-64s6 i3-64d. February and
March, S I5-sld., buyers; March and April.
is-S4s5 I9-e4d. April and May, o2i-64a5 22-6td;
May and June, 24-s4a5 25-64d. June and July,
5 9e-64da5 H-es July and August 25-6ia
5 29-64d.: August and September, 5 2s64s5 Z-64d.
Futures closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported for the Dispssch.l
JANUARY I6--Market steady. Sales reported
at quotations. Receipts from tho country LIBERAL
Prime, &c. extra prime. sc; fancy. 3,,c.;
Spanish, 24s2kc; factory hsnd-picked, sKs