The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-13
THE TIMEs-R1cHMoND VA WEDNESDAY JANUARY 10 1892

Galveston alone excepted. the movement IL OK
cepuonally light. Much interest Is felt in the
crop estimate of MesSrs. II. ]. Wilson y Co.,
which IL, IS understood, will be mailed to their
correspondents to-day. The crop estimate Oh
thus hrm last year was more correct tnan any
other authority, and their views this season
VIII, IN consequence, have no little weight W
70 TINS writing however. the market mas failed
70 secure any Information concerning H. aver
o clock the market gave way slightly upon tne IL
quotation ofsome tired holders or long cotton,
Dut ne recession IN values was small ana lniiJ
recovered before tho close. which was about
points over last evenings figures. The pur-
chases OF very prominent firm IN years past
PROBABLY the leaders Of the trade, had an e1.
ceedlngly reassuring effect, ana LOT mo hIsV
iime IN several DAYS she bear rad inade reBu,
larry toward the close OF the market mas ialleu
or any Impression upon prices. hecelpls a. tno
ports are $4,000 against 5000 bales last year
For tomorrow receipts are estimated AZ 1900
against 200 bales last year. he interior move,
ment az the towns OF Memphis, 81. Louis and
Augusta l. 5000 baios less than last week up 70
Fntures Tossed steady Receipts at the ports
point 10 5000 or 5000 bales deficient, generally
depending on New Orleans receiving 1900 bales
duo but doubtful Last year they were 5sLul
The srot marriott is quiet and unchanged. Md
ding uplands. ~; January, 702; February
7O4a-lJ, March. Ii48.2O; April 7.3lai.32; May,
7.48ett'; june l.5Ssr5i; July, ao5 a. ~ Au-
gust 5.u@I9s; September, Is99%si; October,
f.s'er9l.
PRODUCE.
Four-Four closed heavy and lower; fine
grades or spring, S1tOs3I5; do. WINTER S2sJa
825, superhne spring, a. $3.50; do winter, s3fO
"a 16j; extra. No. I spring, S3gOe4s5; do. winter
s3.iasi.i5; extra No. spring. s3.40a400 do.
winter, s3G5e3 10: city mills. extra. s5.25a55O
for West Indies; Southern -four dull; trade
and family extras, SL.DxLsl.
Wheat-Nheat options were active and weak.
AZ the opening prices were weak duo 10 heavy
offerings the result OF the large increase shown
IN the wheat on passage. The selling continued
throughout and
further increased by lower cables and foreign
selling. Prices closed 81 i4@issc. decline.
Spot lots lower; No rel winter, cash. Sl.Oltl;
January. 81 ; February. sL0O}4: March, sl.o2;
April Sl.O23s; NAV. SlOils.
Corn-Corn options were moderately active
and easier closing slightly lower. spot lois
closed l6c lower, No. mixed cash 81 y;
January, SOS c.; February, 504c.; March. and
April 0c.
Oats-Oats options were dali and easier, clos
ing slightly lower spot lots closed trin.
Sales; No. white, 49c.; No. do. 351s e3ss4c.;
no. mixed. 3sc.; NO. do, 5j3-'e 3lnc.; No.
mixed January. 365sc.; February aoAc' May
Pork Pork dull; new mess. sowsn75
Lard-Lard steady; January, SOD; Iebruar",
sugars-Rsw sugar Quiet but steady; centri-
fugal go tesf. B Boz muscOYad1. 49, test. 9 bloc:
Refined sugar easier; C tlDaf and crushed, 5'sc.;
Wiered ,-lNc.t grauulated a. c. cahes
or mould "A 4f-lUc.. c0ntecf ouer5 "A, 4'-c.
tOfce-STOt lots coffee dulI; tnir no ear
goes. b.4c. Futures closed firm; Rio or santos
No. q January, 3lA6a, feurlarys.<23; March
Naval stores Spirits turroniino weaker and
dull on easier southern alvices quoted $500
sac. hosin in light requests strained, Sl55i
good strained. s1.fI
Petroeum-pipo Limo Certificates Trading
was moderately active and prices steady; sales
5000 barrels Az Consolidated Exchange May
opening 500; highest, 6i1sc.; lowest, 03sc.i
closing, 037sc.