Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-21

ness wss attributed 10 TIE nnfavorsbie tsnor Of
the Europ-an market sdvicss Thsys usrs
numerous buying oriers on the make: 81 fhS
desIino snd prices resct>d ssa'<c.. thea ruled
easier Tor awhile. with pficos dropping bSck Ne.
bat later bockmo strong. sdssnans 70 snd
closed about &C. iowsr than ye.ssriay. The
rumor tina; the Frencu Chamber u Deputies had
refused 10 tAke action on the proposed sbolisb-
ment of duty on imported vhest hal q tempo
rsry eject, bat oil forslgD news vss ignored.
me market being governed msinIy by dosesuo
iafiusncea The nevs from tho Northwest Gun
tinnes 10 be OF . buliish cbsrstsr. snf although
only confirming The former statements II 40
peare1 ~ have some afect Speculative trafing
10 corn was only i.'oderslely active, trssseefsps
being 70 great extont ircal and ructsaitoDs
being within half q cent range Inc fselinx de-
vel0psd Was lnciiosd " BE- easy. though mo
market ruled comparatively steady CON pared
with yesterday. There sas no important
feature developed, and tbs MAKES was sosera-
ed almost entirely by lOcai iDfiaences. fbe ope-
rations Of prominent local traders having coa-
Siderable 20 DO win tho c0urre a pricaS Tbs
opening was shade below The closing quota
lions Of yesterday, after which the msrtet ruled
hfmer, advancing &c. reacted haac.. hecafns
eteadys and closed iaasc. under Yesterday.
lhs movement b this martet continues on
liberal scale. and thls snd the favorable weather
for tho growing crop has 4 tendency " create an
easy feeling. especially on deferred meuthA
Oais were very dun. with = weak and heavy feel
ing. with ~ decline IN sOmo Instances. A. mo
opening trade tn rness-p pork WA fairly acuve.
and stronger feeling developed. especially Ia
October which was bOugnt by short. Tho nrst
sslee were &c sfyance. sola up % $3.50 weak
eucd. and al the advance wss lost: January re-
cciVod fair attention. but dec Incl iOs Lard $40
moderately active bus uua~ttie.l: opening sales
for October we're 2Sc. higher recsded l24c.. but
rallied 5&c; January vas traded In - q fair ex-
tent. and advanced -. but receleJ TO-. short
ribs were fairly active but unsettled. The early
market was nrn. aud prices advanced : -ssc.
Shortly before tns close reports that the yoiiow-
fever had hroken out In Memphis caused In
cFeaapf sailing And nFifns Of f1fnrna "a.
clined 74ai0c., and tho market close1 easy al
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE Mp. September e1-C0tt0n quiet
and steady: middllng. i04si0tc FLOUR quiet
and nrm. Wheat-SVathern dull AMI ,tosdy:
fuit1. g5c sflO2: Longberfy. ~ sti.lf3; Western
week and lower No. winter ref. sp9t. 49,;
september. s3hc.; October. 4s se&sc,; Do
cember. NRc Corn Southern quiet sni hTm;
white. j-sjsc.: yellow, s5absc western S.Aiy.
mixed. spot, 2sc; October. 81 : 49,. year,
AhaSAc; JannSry 4iaai5e. CAS- quiet;
Southerp and penDsy vsnia. 3a8lc. western
white. 3lalh.: western mixed, Sass. Rye
duh At tlsbs. Hay weak prime 90 choice
western, slAatiNO. Provisions quiet and nrm;
mess pork. siAsSati6 lArd-ltenoed, ~.
Butter dnie, ani steady; western. packet, la
Pet 'um steady: refined. &c Conee nrm;
uo. srgoes, fair, l3sc. Sugar active and
stron<. soft. sitc.: copper refined nfm az
5Aal5hc Whiskey steady al 81. Sdasi.sS.
st. klilA
ST. Louts. September s0-Flour quiet snd
steady. Nneat-Cash higher; options closed
haNc. belOS yesterday: No. red, cash 9lac;
September, 9iac Corn lover and easy No.
cash, 08c. Oats nfmrr but dnll: No. each.
22t,c bid. Whiskey steady AZ fi.i1 Provisions
strong and higher. Pork, tl25l Lard nominal
a. gs,Nh for prime steam.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. septemborg ~ Flour nrm wheat
strong: No. 2 rcd. % Corn dun and lover;
No. mixed. 46sc. Oats easy: Ne. mixef,
axe. PORK duh at SIS. Lard nrn at 10
Buls-meas ia good demand shori-rih, fHs2t.
Bacon strong; short-c.ear, si0Gh. WhiskeH
fl.lL Hogs steady
NILnISGTON
wiIMNGros. ~ c.. september ~ -rurpen.
tine nrn st s9c. Resin quiet: strained. O. go
good strained, &c. Tar Grm At SLt0 Crude
sIs% '''"' l''4' - '''''' 'D4 '"''
LOUISVILLE
LouIsvrLLR September eO.-Grsin and pro
visions unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEw YORK, September 2Q-Cotton-Not AMI
grows, none Futures closed barely steady.
seles i24.5lO bales Septem Der, a. Glata65; Octo-
Dor, 81. 63s9.f4 November and Docom ber. o. "a
g. 60: January, t96jatye0. February I3a
f9.9s: March, s3slas0s2: April, fls9sfas0.
May saw; June, si005aIl0W; July, tl0ila
flOl2
LlfhhfbbL NollNN MAhNtls
LIVERPOOL. September e1--AooR. Cotton
steady and IN fair demand; up.Andr, ijiGi.
Orleans. l5-i6d. sales, zoo bsies speculatinu
and export, l00O bales; receipts. - Dnles-ali
American. Futures bm: september. jioiA
5J-6ad.: September and October, 53 -5ia' rod;
November and Dccember. q cd. Jsnuary
and February, . 9l64d; February and AArh,
2lGid March and Avrii. e1-Ctf.
2PH-Salos Vt American. ilE1 bales S"p-
tember,s S6-Sti.. buyer: reptem Der AMI o.
tober. 5 3s-6sd.. buyer. October ANA NOgem b~r.
; glG4d., settler: November ani December.
gA54d.. seller: December AMI IaDusry.
January and February. s gI.6ii. seller: fshfu.
airy aud March. 2l-C,d-, value; Narrh sfri
April. Ss-6fd.. buyer: April aud Nay stOtL.
seller. Futures steady.
AZ M--septemher. 5 S-Gfi.. seller. Sepisr.
Dor and October B-Gtd., buyer. Ort0lar ani
November, 2b-6td. buyer; November and De-
cembcr. 2l6id.. value. december AMI January,
el-6iL. yalue; January and February, fosti,
seller: February and March, sC-Gid-, buyer
March HDd April . 22-64i.. seller: April AMI
May, 1904. buyer. Futures closod easy.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lKeportod Tor the Dispasch.l
sEPTEHBER s.-Market strong. Prime, SIC I;
extra prime, $50, fancy. &C.. common, ia
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