Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
May, 51sc.; No. 2, spot @i:Nc: I;
Co6sA- Optiona cloacd firm at bal5c. mp

sl7. 5OaS17.75. Sugar dull and easy
far refining, 4ic. centrifugals 86-tess,
5sx5sc. refined quiet. Molasses--New
Orleans quiet and steady; common 70
fancy. 35af5c. Rice dull and steady:
Petroleum quiet and steady refined
tall ports), 1850. Cotton-seed oil dull
and weak crude. Csc. asked yellow
43a3ic. Eosin Gull and firm; strained,
common TO good. sl.i5asl.50. Turpen-
tine dull at 40ai0.c. Wool steady.
Meats quiet and steady. Lard stronger
on better money affairs and quiet west
ern steam, 1926 city, $3.50 Noyem-
Der, 1922; December. 1923; May,
1914. Ereights steady; cotton, ID.
grain, Sd. asked.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 22.-Cotton
nominal middling, SIC Flour fairly ac-
tive and steady. Whest-Southern firm
and higher; Fultz, 9la97c. Lonsber-
~. 92a97c. No. 2, 9ic. steamer
No. red. 90lc western strong No. =,
winter red, spot, Ole. November. gic. I;
December, 95a95.c. January, VIC. ;
May, Sl.03JaSl.03,. Corn--Southern
active and easier white. new, 5Sa57c..
old, 63a64c. yellow. new. 54a5sc. old,
6ic. western strong mixed spot, $50.
November, sec. year, 5GajTc. Janu-
AIRY, 56a56Ic. May, 5SajSlc. Oats firm
and quiet. Rye firm prime to choice.
76a77c. good TO fair, 73a75c. Hay
quiet but firm; prime To choice
timothy. gil. Provisions firm. Butter
firm. Eggs firm. Coffee steady and
unchanged. Sugar steady; graduated,
&c. Copper firm. Whiskey firm.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer firm
grain I'D. Receipts-Flour, 1900 bar
rels; wheat, 1900 bushels: corn,
600 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels;
rye, 600 bushels. Shipments--flour,
II, 900 barrels; wheat. 1000 bushels
Sales--Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
900 bushels.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November %. - Flour
firmer and strong family, Si.loae.e 20;
patents. 81. 7TaslS5. Wheat opened at
about yesterdays closing figures, ilucta-
ated widely, and closed weak; No. red,
cash, 98c. a93Ic. December closed at
9lIc. ;Jannary. 9i,c. May, 99ic. July,
$3.50. Corn opened .c. higher, fuctu-
ated with wheat, and closed &c. above
yesterday !: No. cash, 5laj2,c. Noyem-
Der closed at 52c. May, 5l.c Oats
firm and higher No. ? cash, 45lc. May,
l6Ic. Bagging, case. Iron cotton-ties,
sl.30asl .35. Corn-mcal firm. Whiskey
steady at sl.1i. Provisions firm and
higher. Pork. si075. Lard, S5.sj.
Dry.salted meats, ribs, sj.72; short
clear. 1915. Bacon (boxed) Shoulders,
sj.27I; longs and ribs, s6.l0; short
clear, 1925 hams, SlOasl2.
CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI. November 22.-flour
dull, Whea. in fair demand and higher;
No. 2 red. 93c. receipts, 800 bushels
shipments, 5000 bushels. Corn active
and firm No. mixed, SIC. Oats quiet
No. 2 mixed, 4sc. Pork barely steady
at Sl0.25. Lard stronger ana higher at
81. SOaS5.S5. Bulk-meats and bacon
steady. Whiskey firm at Sill.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 22.--Cash quota
tons we're Flour steadier patent,
"a. 7Oa35 winter do, Si.69aSl.9O ;
bakers, 81. 75aS3.s0. No. spring
wheat. g3c. No. red, 93a93.c. No. 2
corn, 52lc. No. 2 oats, 43,c. Meas
pork, 50. Lard, S197iaS6. Short
ribs, 81. l0as5. - shoulders, SLS7iaS5
short-clear, S5.S0a35.90 Whiskey, Sl.li.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. November 22.-Cotton-
Net receipts, 237 bales; gross, 3,0il
bales. Futures closed steady. Sales,
n. 600 bales; November, 81. 23as9.2a
December, s9.36aE9.37 January, 81. isa
1919; February, So.57aS9.5S March,
80. Glass. 65; April, S9.73aS9.14; May
81. SlaS9.S2; June, S9.s9as9.9l July
81. 97aS9.9 90; August, Sl0. O2aslO.0i
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. November 22.-Turpcn'
tine steady at 36l. Rosin-Strainej,
SI.lO; good strained. sl.I5. Tar, sl.55.
Crude turpentine, Hard. sl.2Oj yellow
dip, Sl.90 virgin, Sl.yo.
THE WORLDS COTTON.
NEW York, November 22.-The total
visible supply OF cotton for tho world IL
2.7l5.4l4 bales. Of which 2,27l, Ala ard
American, against 2,5i2,7 26 and 2,lN,
226. respectively, last year. Receipts OF
cotton this week at all interior towns,
l9l. GG2. Receipts at the plantations,
3O0.09l. Crop in sight, $500, Oi5.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIyERPoou, November 22.-Noon.- -
|
; prices; American middllng, 3lOd.
sales, 5000 bales; speculation and eI-
port. 800 bales. Receipts, $4,000 bales
American, 400 bales. Futures firm
American middling, low middliDg clause,
November and December, . 6-64a
5 9-64d December and January,
3 l0-64d.; January and February,
3 I3-6ia5 l4-6td. February and March,
5 18-6Ad. March and April. 8 20-6fa
5 PLEAD. April and May, 0 23-6id.
May and june, 3 26-G4d. Juno and
July, 8 26-Gid. -
Up M.-American middling. 3 3-l6d.
Sales of American, 6, 400 bales. Ameri-
r can middling, low middling clause, No
yember, s IO-64d.. sellers November
and December Ibid, sellers; Do
cember and January, l0-6ia5 ll-Gid;;
January and February, l5-6ld., sell
ers; February and March, 0 is-oia
5 I9-64d. March and April. D 2l,tAd.,
value April and May, 5 25-6iao I'o4d.
Nav and June, 8 26-G4a5 T-64d. june
and July. 2S-Gia5 29-6id. Futares
closed quiet and steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NOVEMBER 22.--Markct quiet. Re
ceipts heavy. Sales 10 the factories re-
ported ut quotations. Prime, Bic. eI'
ira prime, Bic; fancy, 3ic. Spanish
2a2ic. factory hnnd-picked, 4asc.