Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
rhe IeadIns fatares rsnE.i o. tollovs:

CHICAGO. September ia-Interes in nc
wheat market continues unabsted. The bull
news again proiofninated. ard IA fact The only
favorable circumstance % which the bears could
point was the continued light outward move
ment from ne seaOoard ports twenty-five
thousand bushels Of No spring wheat VAS
worked OF. ami tho same houso took 30 90 bush.
els Of No. 1 hard in Duluth Tho Dewr from
abroad was all favorable Ter holders The open
ing hero was ". oG for leading futures, anf
under a strong selling pressure the early market
receded NC more. but The sralping crowd found
odds against them. and sfier the realizing by
local aud ~ Louis longs WAS over prices
started up with unmlstakable Indications Of 10
hercnt strength IN the market from Inside
figures there vas an advance OF kaTc, and nnal
cl0sings showed = net gain fCr the day OF -. ia
December and Aoy. and hoAc. In other deiive-
ries. An active speculative business vas ttans-
acted Ia corn. and the feeling developed Was
easier. the bulk OF the trading beng ~ lower
pricea- The frOsis predicted TO- last nigbt did
not materislze, aud "A the weather Vas more
unfayorable the market opened heavy, shads
under yesterday closing prices. and under
free offerings declined asNc Longs sold
out. and shorts covered and put out fresh
lines Tho feature was rather free selE
iug o. near futures and tho buying of Nay
10y prominent trader. which wiiened the d.
ference between near and on futures about NC.
more than yester iaJ. The marriott closed IA
&C. lower than Yesterday. Oats we're quiet aud
steady aud without new features OF lntcresi.
There was u fair number Of oriars on the mar
ket 70 buy on any decline. but limited offerings
prevented more than Sc. change In prices
Mess-pork attracted little attention. trading was
rGther light, aud chiefly In small quantities.
Prices rather favored buyers. Lard vac very
quiet aud trading was light Shorttlbs wore
moderately active, prices exhibiting very little
change.
BALTIMORE, September ia--Flour active aud
firm. Wnest-sOuthern nrm better grades
higher Fulz. 15ss7c. Longberry. 7saslc. F:
Western irm No winter red. spot End sep
temoer 59Nc. corn--soutoern quio'end stesay;
white, ila4ic. yellow iiai3c. Western nrn.
Oats fairly active ant steady. western White
2sng7 kc 30. mixed. 2ja2fc. Rye steady at ols
~ Hay In good demaud prime N Shoi'e limo
Thy fl3atfd5O Provisions stoady. Butter nfm;
western packed. Nal4c.: Creamery. lyaslc.
Eggs irregular: fresh. isr. Coffee nominal; kio
cargoes. fair. 1876 SuRer steaiy: AeofL $40
Copper unchanged; ronnsd. l0sloSe freigbs
10 Liverpool per steamer ouiet but steady grain,
5s5Ad. Cork for orders a.. 90. ala ID be-
ceipts-Flour. i3OOo barrels; wheat 400
bushels; ccrn 5, go. h"ree's a. t i,
1900 barrels: wheat 3B00 bushels corn, t9.VD
bushels. Saies-Wheai 10000 bushels; corn.
5000 busheis
sr. Leuls. september I9.-Flour firm bnt
quiet and unchanged Wheat nuctuaiei very
litte and closed nrmi Nc rod, carh, 'sAc
oil september closed ,6fsc. asked Corn un-
settled; No. 2 mixed, cash, @9Ac.; Octoter
closed a, 3oRc. bid; May. a'ic Data weak;
Y.
KEY si.03. Provisions easier. Pork, til.3o
Larl-prlme stean, $50 SONed meats aud
bacon unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINcINsATI. September i0.-fiour In fair
domald. wheat IA fair demand No red,
f1a57Ec Corn strong. No. mixed. HaS1hc
Oats weaker: No mixed. 22a92Iac. PORK guieg
and flrm at ili.S7S. Lard in cool demand az
$3.50 Bulk meats quiet Whi5key active a. tlJl
Hogs wosSer; common aud light, SJ.25atLIJ;
packing and butchers, tiastso.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. n. C.. September l9-Turponiins
flrm az A.. Rosin nrm; strained. 13c, good
strained. Soc Tar urn al si;eo crude t1r-
pentine Grin; hard. sl.eo; yeliow-dip and Viz
gin. -
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. September l0-Grain and pro-
visions unchanged.
ERW YORK COTTON FUTrRE<
NEW YORK., September H. Net receipts. mono:
gross reretpts, 1910 bales Futures ste6dy.
sales. 1890 bales; september. sl0Ghti0S;
October, $40. 40afl04i; November, So llaSl0Iy;
December. SUCCESSORS; Jsnusy .,oV,Ai,Sv '
February. ii0C9aSi0l0; March, tl0 l5as no;
ApTn. slG2laslOx2; May tl01atioas; June,
Sil3istlQ2; July, sl0Sasio42
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LrvBRPoOL, September 10 Noon. Cotton quiet
with moderate inquiry; American middlng,
D. d.; sales, 600 bales, speculation ana OK
port 900 bales: receipts. 4,OQ0 bales Ameri-
can, it00 bales. Futures steady; september.
9 sl-6la6 S2-Gid. ; September and Octobor.
563-Gtd. October and November, 49-oid. De-
center and January. i2-bAi. January and
February, > l2-0id. March aud April, ~ GA.
ar H-AmericGu good midinG a. mid
ding sNd low middllng. 7-lH. good ordi-
nary 6ild. ordinary. 5ad. Sales ~ American.
$500 balos september, il-Sid.. onycrs; sep
,ember and october. 626id.. seller; October
and N0vOmber. t3-sid. buyer November and
December, 3 u-6id.. buyer December and jan
uary : 92-tid.. seller: January and February.
3 i2-g4i solier: February and March, f2-6h.,
seller; March aud April. fS-c4i.. seller; April
and May, 4i-6ld., seller. futufen quiet
T. N-septenDer, 8 50-6li., buyers: Sep
tenber and october 6g.6id.. seller; October
and November, . 4r-6id.. ssllor; November
and December. s3-Gid., seller; December and
January. 3 as-6ld., sellers. January and Feb
ruary, 42-s4d., sell0r; February aud March,
5 sod. seller Msn,h and APRIL tS-old.
seller: April and May. 64k64d., seller. Futures
closed barely steady
NORFOLK PEANCT MARKET.
r1ssported for the DspatcA.l
sRPrEHBgE l9.-ARrket quiet but steady.
Prime, B}lc: extra prime 5ebAc.: fancy &C.:
.oprnon a3c 6heiled Naskg.. Spanish,