The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
THE TIMEs-RIcHMoND VA SATURDAY JANUARY 10 1892

the eastern portion 81 Missouri, report 20 MS
that their trade has not been one-tenth OF what
IL was tins time last year. and more than one
hait tho mules shipped South to sell 10
ket because there was no demand
and tie planters were not disposed 10 in
crease their obligations Bombay, December
10Th; Regarding the last Indian crop we quite
Sohhrm what we have written IN our last letter
Present accounts from all places are very
gloomy, and still greater REDUCTION IN the
yleld may be expected. We hardly expect tnis
yeArs supply from India TO Europe 20 rehch
10000 or $1,000 bales After 5 o'clock the
market declined some ten points, closing steady
within two points OF the lowest OF tho DAY
During the entire afternoon rumors concern
ing II. L. Wilson 4 Co.'S crop cstlmates anu re-
ccipts a. New Orleans tomorrow harassed inc
market. The nervous result gave the bears an
opportunity OF which they were not slow TO
avail themselves. and the result is apparent IN
tho decline that has been established
Futures weak. Receipts az the ports Tor the
week we're 1000 bales, against WOO Dales last
year. The interior movement indicates NiOD
bales against 5000 bales year ago. Interior
stocks show very little change and tho plania-
ton movement will be about equal 10 the port
receipts. Last year the plantation receipts were
$4,000 la'os spot cotton ~ quiet At former
Ouofafi0us. middllng uplands. 9-l6d.; sales,
fa0 bales Transactions In futures. 10000 bales:
January. 1.2Jo.22; February I25el.3); March.
..stl.3g. April. E10aI51; May, 163eI6f; june,
-.-far.15. July, DSlatS5; August r9i8.95; Sep
tomber a02oS.0i; October S.05eSl0.
PRODUCE
Tlour-Flour quiet and heavy: fine grades Of
spring. s8l5; do. winter S2.g)e325. superfne
spring, s3@3.50; do. winter, S340e365; extra
winter eIbleLlj, extra. 30. spring, e240e4;
do. winter. s35508Lt5: city mills extras.
tl2jN51O FOR West Indies; Southern Hour
closed dull. trade and family extras. SL20ef.90.
Nheat-Nheat options opened lower under an
active or raid. Prices broke lc. 90 the open
inE and the weakness was increased by weak
markets abroad. The longs sold freely 40 times
during the morning and even later i'm the day.
Prices continued weak throughout and at the
decline ranged from lNolssc. SuOt lots closed
lower. SneS-N0. 3 red. slOliR; January. $500 -c.,
February, Sl0Jss; March. SLOl11; April 3LOlts'
Corn-Corn options were fairly active to-day
with prices irregular. closing slightly changed.
Spot lots steady. Sales. No. . mixed, 5l94c.i
No mixed, January. bic; February, J11sc.;
March, &c., April zoe; May. iJtc.
Oats-Oat options duh and easier closing
slightly lower. Spot lots closed easier. Sales:
no. j white Stale az cJi4c.; SO. mixed, 3jl.c.;
40. do, 3ic. No. 2 mixed January 30,-c.'
February. Sfitc.. May, 3lttc
pork-pork dull; new mess. siO.55.
lard.Lsrd quiet; January SJ.53; February
$3.50: March, $500
Sugars-haw sugar entirely nominal. 3@3 Lice,
for - test muscoya4Oi 3 f--Oa be-; Tor go test
and crushed, 5,sc.; powdered. o-lOc. gianu-
lated. $1,000 Side, cubes, ( 5-llc.i
mould "a 4e-c.; c0ufectloners A. i-l6c.
Conee-Spot lots co1es dgl, iair no 10
Santos 40. G., January, sle59: February $3.50;
March, Sl2 O5: April, sll.,5.
Naval StOres-Splrlts turpentine firm at &c.
regular, and 3i12c. for machlue barre s hosin
quiet 40 Sl.35 for common, $l.3l19 for.sralned
AMI $40 for good strained.
eum-plp0 Line certificates dull but
firm Sales. 10000 barrels February; Opening,
6e'4c; highest, 65c; lowest 624c.; closing o3ac.