The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

IuruoaF. MD.. Jan. l9.-Flour steady and I'M
cA..sed' receipts li.3io barrels; ship
l.-a-. Wheat lower; NO. red. SPOT, g.
january sI0J4, February, Sl.OJ16e $1,000;
tIarcl, Sl0re' May, SlO44@12t4; steamer
d. Hlt9a.lac, receipts, U,lgj bushels;
ments $500 bushels: stock. $50 S6f
H-hel; sales, $4,000 bushels; Southern
wheat easy. tultz. Hc.e S1O2; longberry, CSC
"e..H-. Corn steady, mixed, spot, 5Ofba5ll2c.;
January. 50laa504c; February, 49l6a494c.
steamer mixed, 5000 fsc. recelpts 2F.2l5
Ia-le.s; shipments. l2l4H bushels; stock
bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels; South
tu corn firm; white, 4se5-c; yellow. Ge52c.
New York Cotton Market.
NfF York. Jan l9-Aessrs Hubbard. Price
60. in their cotton circular tonight, say;
I.e advance oi Yesterday IN our market lnil-
c.l.I aro-p ou-lye Improvement of from 3-6l 10
lf m Liverpool to-day j he near positions
III. tne strongest. and fhe entire list IS again
are quoted as in moderate demand i'm Manches-
t.l.HliIe cloths are steady. in New Ork price 3
.a.. Shown some AesItncy, and by clock
ea.at ans had been both points above and 4
.u's below the closing figures of Yesterday.
The nervousness OF the market became
eleM almost immediately alter he open
u three 90 four points. and realizing
ts Hu tine part OF some bulls were the result
..ous ls lhe assistance upon the theory
It .-t hight receipts are the result OF bad
N..t.. fhat the bulls themselves are hardly
Wiling to believe IL possible that as yet their
C.e Gated predictions have been realized and
i...r theories OF a moderate crop justified. Our
cru adVlces do not, however, indicate thai
il. her 80 The South has been any more in
Cement han usual ~ this season, and we doubt
... falling OIL lu the receipts rs ia any mark
Iee traccaDlc To- TINS cause. Adylces to-
nom Rome, Ga. under date OF the 10th
-,.l- -ay. The indications are that the re-
Hl fan on from now until tho lst
nN IN an average OF forty per cent. and
lk 10 likely that the guanO sales Will he
+ tlrtI-nyo TO fifty per cent under last
a late cable from Liverpool received
on. o'clock says; Manchester decidedly
..r ID tone; spinners becoming uneasy am
pa. .l freely soon unless yOur market ials 10
-es thereby dlscOurasing purchasers
.r. 0cI0ck the market was quiet but steady.
h. Nlaly very steady at the highest OF tho
-. about three points over last evening
s turn ont 10 be smaller than tA-
lhe port movement Tor the
gay only $4,000. against $1,000 against
.r Receipts at the interior towns OF
.l.. Augusta and SO. Louis are only 1866,
1851 Daes last year. The port move
a Tor tAe week is hardly likely 10 exceed
a.es, whho the Interior movement
.ea 10 be only 23OJl bales, against $1,000
pear. il 10 were not believed that this re-
falling on was largely due 10 bad
The market wOulr have advanced
ana should next week prove the Dad
el.f theory a fallacy the short selling which
.een predicted VIII result dlsasirously TO
ures steady: receipts At the ports sre 10000
.-.s against 1900 last year. The Southern
Afs tfe quiet % hrm with LILO advance
pins and Augusta Tho spot market
y 40 unchanged quotations. MIddling
'.s, 3l6: sales. 5l3 bales. Transactions
-t.4fes. 5000 bales: January, 1.@5ef.3l;
eff I3GeIf7: March. 145ar87; April
day. lG9arf0. june, rs arse; July.
august L9ssT9J; September, 5000
'' v-.oaer. Hl2aaI8
PRODUCE.
r'olf lour closed Quiot. but steady: fine
'' W sprng. g. G09335: do. winter. <2gS
81 raperuue. spring S8a3.J0; do. winter
l....'.. extra No. spring. S3ssf.Sj; DO.
N.rf. .l'e ,extra. NO.2 spring. sa4Jel; DO.
t... tba tf5 city mills. extras. S52JS
tsis.Aefn aour closed steady, but quiet;
Ws,..4 iamlly extras, sA2Os4.gO
hheat options opened lelAo. lower