Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-13
BALTIMORE

BALrmoxs, January 12.-Flour quiet and un-
changed: receipts, 1928 barrels; shipments.
ssSs barrels rss sses s5V ssir January
February, s100ssas1.001s; March sl.0lh;
May, Sl.02skas1.0234; steamer, No. 2, red
97aD72c.; receipts, 4o,l9s bushels stock
l,IS2,542 bushels, sales, 2o2.0OO bushels.
Southern wheat nominal; Fultz, 95c.asL.03;
Longberry. 96c.asl.04. Corn active and easy;
mixed. spot, 5G3sao034c.; January 50ha509be.;
February, 49aa4a33c.; March. 401sa49ssc.;
47ic.; receipts, iso,s77 bushels shipments
ll6,797 bnshsls; stock, 1,e24,2"8 bushels;
sales, 4O7. 900 bushels. Southern corn steady;
white, 4sa5lc.; yellow, 44ablc: Oats weak
mixed western, 3zc. asked; receipts, 1000
bushels; stock, l2i,749 bushels. Rye very
quiet: No. ., 96c bid; shipments, 25.1l bush
els; stock, 131, i57 bushels. Hay steady; good
to choice timothy, S13aSl4. Grain freights nrn
and unchanged. Cotton nominal; mddling
71.c Provisions active and steady Butter firm
and active; creamery, fancy, 31a32c: do fair
70 choice 27s3oc DO imiatlon' SfaSae. ind,s
fine, 21c. do. fair to good. l7a2Oc. store-pacs-
ed, 15a1sc. riggs iirm at 24c Coffee steady {;
Rio cargoes, fair, l7c.; No. q, l31tc. Copper
steady; refined, lie. Whiskey Urn az sl.2.
Peanuts unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, NO., January l2.-Flour weaker !;
family and choice, s3.50as3.80; patents, $4.30a
s4.45. Wheat opened weak at ". decline, and
after recovering Sc again declined 7SaIc. lower
than yesterday; No. red, cash. s71sas794c. !;
May, 9O5sc. July, So34c. bid. Corn was quiet
throughout the session, closing at about the same
as vest rday; No. ., cagh, 3da3B1lc.; Febru-
airy, &c.,; May 37a6c. bid. Oats dull but steady :,
cash No. 2, 30c. asked; May, SIC. Whskey
steady at Sf.lS. Hagging, 5s4a7Lc. Iron cot
ton-ttes, s1.20asl.25. Provisions quiet but nrrn.
Pork-0ld, s9as925; new, .S11.50. :Dry-salt
meats boxed shoulders, 1925: longs and ribs,
s5.65; short-clear, 1888. Bacon lboxedl-
Shoulders, So longs and ribs, <b.l2lsao.2o;
short clear. s6.25as6.37ls-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI o., January 12.-Elour easy.
Wheat IN fair demand; No. red. 9ta05c. Corn
weak: No. mixed, 42l6c. Oats In fair demand
and frm; No. mixed, 43l1c. Pork nominal at
sll.25 for new. Lard in good demand at S8.10.
Cut-meats quiet at 1855. Bacon In light de-
mand at $3.50. Whisky firm at s1.lS.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 12.-Spirits OF
turpentino steady At soc. Rosin 1rm strained,
ell; good strained. ei.90. Tar steady ct
sI.35. Crude turpentine steady; hard, 81; vel
low-dip and virgin. Sl.e0.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, January l2.-yoon.--Cotton- Bust
ness moderate at easier prices; American mid
| dlIngs, Al: sales, 10000 bales; American.
bales Receipts, $4,000 bales; American, 60, 900
bales Futures steady. January aud February.
| 3 ,,7-64d., also 56-64d.; February and March,
3 59-64d., also 8 5s-64d.; March and April,
| 3 63-64d., also 62-64d., also 6l-94d.
| 4 5-64d.; June and July, S-04d. July and
| August, A 11-64d.a4 10-64d.; August and
September, 4 14-84d.a4 1864.
| { p. M.-Janusry, 3 65-64a3 56-64d.; Janu-
airy and February, 3 55-64a3 58-64d.; Febri-
airy and March, 8 57-64a3 5s-64d.; March and
| April, 8 8o-84a3 6l-64d.; April and May, Id,
| buyers; May and June, 4-64d., sellers; june
| and July, 6-64a4 7-64d.; July and August
4 p-64s 4 10-64c.; August and September,
| 4 l2-64d., value. Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUaEs
NEW YORK, January 12.-Cotton-Net re-
| ceipts. 6s4 bales; gross, $500 bales. Futures
closed steady; sales, 100000 bales; January,
| S7.O3as7O5: February, e7.I0a$7.l1; March,
| S7.21aSz.22; April, e7.33ae7.34; May, e7.4o
June, S7.55as7.56 July. e7.65aa7.66; August,
s7.73as7.74; september, e7.S0sS7.S2; Octo-