Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
CHICAGO.
lures ranged as follows /:


REVIEW or TIE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. October l6.-Thero was bat little ami
nation 20 wheat to-day, u opening at about yes
teriays closing and stesdily advanced Aa,.c,
then easoi of axe, and three quarters oil an
hour before tho close II began 70 show streugth
aud advanced &c. ami closed irm and about Va
l.c. highor than yesterday. A very lair trade
was transacted ~ corn. and the feeling prevail
ing "a easier The market opened ar. shhle
under yosieriays closing prices. was easy and
sold Oh &c. advanced e., and closed shade
lower than yesterday. oats were quiet ana
shade easter. A moderate business transpired
IN Nay. but I'm the othor deliveries transactions
were light. Trading in ness pork was more ac-
tive. but the feeling was somewhat unsettled.
prices ruling irregular The carly feeling WAS
stronger aud prices advanced lOal2hc. Later
tho market was easy and prices settled back "a
7hc. but rallied l0algkc. and closed steady.
In lard prices were little more favorable 10
sellers though the outside figures We're not fuuy
supported aud trading was only moderately ac-
tive. 4 little more lite was manifested and the
feeling wa4 nruner IN short-riOs. Prices ruled
uino higher anl outside ngdres we're ially sus-
tanoi
BALTIMORE, October lG.-Flour moderately &C.
tive. Wheat-SOuthern quiet and unchanged ;
western steady: No. winter red, spol ana DC
tobcr. 81 ,as2i, o.. Southern nominal and
unchanged white, l0ai3c.; yellow. ;0ail west
era firm. Oats quiet but firm; western white,
2tg5c. de. mixed, 2la2JNc hye llght; PRIME 10
choice, 56a5sc Hay irmer: prime 10 choice
timothy. siA50ail4 Provisions duh Butter
firm, creamery. 23a25c Eggs quiet, western, gle
Coffee nominal: Rio cargoos tair NJ lPNc sugar
steady 4 soft, 'fc, tieights 10 Liverpool per
steamer nearly nominal; hour. sla2Si., grain,
5i,a5sd. Cork for orders, o.. Recepts-Fl0ur
100 barrels wheat, 1900 bushels corn. 5000
bushels; oat4 1000 bushels. rye, 1000 bushoiA,
shiOments-t Flour. 1909 narres; wheat, lO',WD
bushels: ;prn, 1900 bushels. Salos-Wheai.
5000 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels.
st. LOUIS.
Sir. Ieufs. No, October i6.-Flcur dull and
steady. Wheat dnll No. red cash, IKE bid !;
December 791, aS0i &C.; May, Hisasiisc Corn
wesker. No. mixed. cash, - la29c. NOvem-
Ter, 2gr. closed 2Sa38 &C. bid: May e9hshc.
Oats lower No . mixed. cash, lsac. asked;
May, ~. Did. Whiskoy, SiU2 Provisions steady
AMI nrm. Pork, sll.5Oail2
CINCINNATI
CfScINNATI. October lG.--Flour steady Wheat
STEADY: No > red, 59asOc. Corn easier: NJ. :
mixed. 3la.AAc. Oats Ia fair demand; No.
mixed, 2la2lEc. PORK quiet at sll. Lard firmer
At s6.l2}.. Bulk-meats duh; short-rlb. %.
Bacon barely steady: short-clear, 1915. WIS
key active at Sl.02. Hogs lower; common and
light, s3.25agaf0; packing and butchers, sLlOs
~ WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, n. C.. October iG--rurpsntins
firm az aic ROsin nrm; strained. soc. (:
good strained. Sc Tar lrm at ti.50 Crude
turpentlne firm; hard, sLso; yello"-dip aud
virgin. 81 ,.,
LouIsyILLs. October lG--Grain and provisions
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURgS
NEW YOKK, October I6-COtion steady: mid
ding uplands. 10 9-lGc middling Orleans.
10 l3-lGc. sales l3i bales. Futures closed siehdy;
sales, so, 20 bales; October, tl043ati04A; No
VEN GER, SlGOiaflO.Os; December and January,
SI0.03asl0O4; February, SO l0Asi0i "a: March.
SO l6atlOi7; April, si02lafl0.2f May, SlOxya
5000: June, sl0.S3asl0.36; July, $40 iOaSi0A;
August, tl04ia$lOW
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL. October iG-Yo9n.-Cotton outlet,
moderate inquiry: American middling, 1884. {:
sales 5000 bales: speculation aud export, 900
bales; receipts. 1000 bales; American. G,DO
bales. Futures quiet but steady, October,
5sl-8la5 JO-Gid.; October and November, 32-6ia
5 tl-eid November and December. 5 S9-Cid.
Decom Der and January. 8s-84d.; January and
February. 33-6id.; February and March,
3 9S-Gid. March and April, S9-d4d. April aud
May. > i0-64d. May and June. 5 a2-6id. Tenders
none.
2P M-American good midding, 0Gd. mid
ding. go: low middling, l5-i6d good ordi-
nary. ) lid: ordinary. T-l6t.: sales Ameri-
can, 900 bales october, . 50-6ld, seller Dc
tober and November, o 4i-64d., buyers Novom-
Der and DecsmDeT, % cd. sellers; Deco N Der
aud January, 8 35-6ld.. soller, January and
February, . 3S-g4d., sellers. February and
March, 3s-6fd., buyer: March and April.
s9-64d, sellers; Aprli and May, s064d.. value (;
May and June. 4g-6id., seller Futures quiet.
p M-Octoosr, . 50-64d.. BUYERS; October
and November. 542G4d.. sellers; November and
December. 39-6id., buyers. December aud jan
nary, 3s-6id.. buyers January and February,
8 3s.sid. buyers; February and March, So-64d..
buyers March ana April 3y-6sl. valne
April and May. 4l-6ld., seller; May and June,
4s-64d., seller Futures closed arm.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lReportoi Tor the Dlspatca.l
OCTOBER l6.--Harkes quiet Sales Of new
stock reported az ~. Prime. sc: extra
prime 4&c.; fancy, 5Hc; now dry. 4haftfc.
shslled, 3a3Sc: factory hand picked, 6a7Hc.
good lot Of new peanuts came In today aud
show splendid quality, end planters coneede the
crop 10 be unusually iBe ia all respects. The
nuts are plump and heavier than last year and
will doubtless exceed the standard weight Of
twenty-five pounds per bushel. The Yield PET
acre "a estimated al thirty bushels. which pro
misses total Of about 40 900 bags OF four bushels
each, exceeding the crop Of last year by about
5000 bags The crop Is not later than usual
The planters have been and are now harvesting
IT, and so far have had propitious weather. Should
this continue the crop vii, be- success In yield
and quality. The stock OF peanuts OF last years
growth on hand October lst instant Is placed al