Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, January i6.--Fiour dun and IN.
changed; receipts. 1880 barrels; shipments.
1893 barrels; sales, 225 barrels. Wheat crmer;
No 2red, spot sLooSassal;9 l January si:oOx
:, red, Csc; receipts 2s.eos bushels
stock, 1,o1e.252 bushels; sales, $4,000
bushels, southern wheat OK steady FS nrS
easy: spot, 6o1Sa5ote;. January: 6o,sA
4sslc.;; April, to,laaaslc.; May, 4asSos;
ssssss m sSpasns asSs sGSSS soc
southern corn steady; white, ,47a5lc.; yellow,
srn &c. of No. Dns western, s7assc
receipts, 5000 bushels; stock, 1928 bushels.
Rye weak; No. g 9is95c.; stock, l2l ,584 bushels.
Ray lrmer; good to choice timothy el3a315.
e5 6a Snt, ssnGs i pTossons s
and unchanged. Butter f1rm, active, and un-
changed. Eggs weak at 22a23c Coffee steady.
Sugar unchanged. Copper fteady; refined, lie
l1hc. Whiskey firm and unchanged. Peanuts
unchanged.
ST.. LOUIS, NO., January lo.-Flour arm and
UNCHANGED. Wheat opened ssc higher and i'd
vanced NC. fell back Nc, ructuatsd within :
small range until late. and then advanced and
s7AosSc.: March. closing. e0hc: bid
May, closing, 9l3zc. Corn dull carly, but
became moro active later and rallied. closing
strong and ssc. over yesterday; o-s 10 ~, Z.
February, closing, 30sza3034c. bid May, closing,
3Sisc. bid. Whlskey steady at s1.iS. Bagging,
5aa7Ac. Iron cotton-ties, Sl.20ael2o. Pro-
visions very dull, but nrper. Pork-Old, e9a
$3.50; new. sl1.25as1L.3sN. Lard, sd:o5a
s6.l0. Dry-salt meats 1boxed)-snouiders,
s4.35; longs aud ribs, 1915; short-clear, $3.50.
Bacon (boxed)--shonlders, 1926; longs and
ribs, 1928; short-clear, s6.37lAaSo.5O.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI o., january. 1e.-Fiour dun:
Wheat quiet: No. red, etc Corn quiet
and arm No. Q mixed, ABE Oats steady; No.
2 mixed, 341fc. Pork firm Mt si1.25. Lard
stronger at 86.15as6.20. Bulk-meats nrmer
and higher at s5.G2lS. Bacon steady at 1915.
Whiskey quiet at s1.1S.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. N. c., January 16.-Turpentine
steady at SIC. Ros'n quiet; strained, 81 10;
GOOD strained, sl.20. Tar steady al Sl.35.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, eli: yellow-dip
anu virgin. $780,
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, January 16.-cotton-Net re-
cepts, 81 bales; gross, 0:9IS bales Futnres
closed steady; sales, 70,l00 bales; January,
s7.Ogas7.12: February, s7.17as.1S; March,
s7.27as728; April, s7.30ae7.40 D; May, s7.J1a
s7.52; June, s7.62as7.63; July. sI.l2as1.73;
August. 80. 7lass;72; September s7soss7.sl;
October, S7.97as799.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. January 16.--Aoon.-Cot dull
and prices generally in buyers favor; American
middlng Lid; raics, 1000 balcs; Amert-
can. $500 bales : speculation and export,
1000 bales. Receipts, 17,400 oaies-al Ameri-
can. Futures easy; February and March,
3 6O-64d.; March and April, 4d., also d3-64d.,
also Al April and May, 4 2-did, also 3-o4d. |;
May and June, 6-64d,, also 4 6-64d, also
4 e-64d.; June. and July 4 e-14d:, also
4 s-64d., also 4 0-d4d.; July aud August,
L l2-6id.. also 4 11-6id., also 1854. Tur.
pentine, 25s., 81.
p. M-Colton--Amerlcan middllng fair,
7-I6d. good mlddling, 4 3-16d. rniddlinR,
Al. low middling,. 13-l6d.; good ordinary
3SSd. ordinary. 3sld.; January, 9o-64d.. Sell
ers January and February, . 60-64d., sellers;
February and March, . 60-6ia3 6l-64d. March
and April, Al, sellers; April and May, 3-84d.s
sellers; May and June, 4 6-04d., value; June
and July, 9-64d., buyers; July and August,
f2-64d., buyers; August aud September
4 15-o4d., sellers. Futures closed quiet.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
reported for the Dtspatch.l
JANUARY 1o.-Markes steady. Prime. 2kc;
extra prime, 254c.; fancy, &c.; factory hand
picked, 3a4c.