Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-07
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 6.-tlour Grm and I'M
changed. Wheat duh and steady; No. > red,
spot, and January, 16Na11c.; February 1854
49,; May, SlaSlAc; steamer No. red, lEt.c'
bid. Corn strong; mixed spot, JOhe5OAc.;
January. 4S5ta49lsc.; February, 4Sha4sAe
March, 4S4fa4gc,: May, 50haJ01sc.; mixed
steamer, 4S1S,. bid White corn, by sample,
50a5lc; yellow do, 52c. Oats quiet No.
western, 40a4lc.; No. = mixed do, 37bHc. asked.
Hay steady and unchanged. Grain trcighls
steady and unchanged. Cotton nominal mid
ding, 10Ac. Provisions unchanged Butter
firm. Coffee steady; Rio cafgOes. No. Z, &C.
Sugar strong and active; granulated, as.
Copper 1l3al2c. and frm. Nbskey un-
changed.
ST. LOUIS, 10, January G.--flour firm but slow.
Wheat duh until after IL o'clock when Nay ana
July started up, and under active buying ad-
yanced. May closed sc. and July Aic above
yesterday: cash, 673ic; May Closed nc 74Aa
743-c; July, T4iic Corn strong aud higher,
closing haNc. above Yesterday cash, J'e6c /
January, 3Sisc.: May, 421Ic. Oais nrm ana
higher. Cash-Sample lots sold az 32lsc.; May,
341kc. Whiskey steady at sl.3O. Begging ana
coJton-ties unchanged. ProYsl0ns strong ana
higher POrk-New, $3.50: old, sl'. lafn,
$1,000. Loose dry-snlted shoulders, $500;
longs and ribs $500; shorts, s9.6o; strips,
$3.50 boxed lots ljc. more Observation-Disclosures,
1878; longs and ribs, Sl0.l0lS; shorts, 5000;
sugar-cured hams, $l2.5OaSl3.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., January 8.--Flour in fair de-
mdnd. Wneat nominal; No. red, zoe. Corn
in good demand and stronger; NO2 mixed, ala
4I16c. Oats steady to firln; No. 2 mixed, $40.
Pork quiet and irm at slS. Lard nominal AZ
S10.8216. Bulk meats lrm At s0a5D. IN. pa
con in moderate demand at $lO.2oaS lO.31l5.
Whiskey strong at Sl.3O.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c., January 6.--Turpentine
firm &C 27l6c. Resin duh. strained, 81 good
strained s1.05. Tar nrm at sllj. Crude tur-
pentine steady; hard, 81; yellow-dip and virgin
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. January 6.--Cotton-Net receipts,
none: gross receipts, $4,000 bales. FUTURES
steady; sales, 40, 900 bales; January, sD.Gla
1913; February. s0.S4 March. s995asg.96
April, sIO.O5aSlO.06; May, s1O.l4asl 1918
June. slO.22asl0.23; August, sl0.3laslO.j2.
LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, January 6-Noon.-Co tton-Amer-
Ican-Sales ., ZOO bales; January ana Februa-
~, > l9-GId., also 20-6id., February and
March, > 20-64d., also 1854, also R0-d4d.'
also > 2i-64d; March and April, 2l-Ofd.,
also . 22-04d.; April aud May, > 2i-64d,
also D 24-G4d Nav ami June, G5-6td.,
also , 2G-64d.; June and July, 27-64d.
August and september, 2t-b4d.
T. N.-American middlDg fair, l3-l6l
good middling, jjsd.: niddling, 535d.; low
/ middhng, SID; good ordinary, 5lSd.; ordinary
/ 4 l5-l6i. January. Liza D 2O-D4d. January
and February, . lS-bfa3 %U-O4L; FEBRUARY bhl
March. ) 20-04a6 2l-O4d. Merch and April
2.-64d., buyers: April and May, . 24-o4d.
/ sellers May and June, ) 2J-64d, sellers June
and July, 3 27-64a5 2S-84d.; July and August
3 2O-64a5 3J-64d.; August aud September
: ) 2S-6sa5 29-64d. Futures closed quiet.
Weekly cotton statistics: sales, $4,000 bales
/ American. $4,000 bales; trade tnkinRs, In
GLIDING forwarded from ship's side, $4,000
bales; actual exports, 10000 bales; total I'm
ports, 10000 bales; American, $1,000 bales
Total stock, 1905 bales; American, l'392,'
600 bales; total afOat, 10000 bales; Amer.
cat. 10000 bales; speculators took 2,fOt
psles; exporters, 5000 bales.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
[Reported for the Dispatch.
JANUARY 6.-Markot easier. Prime, 2jfc.
extra prime. 23fc.; fancy, 2tsa3c. factcry hand
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