Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE. October 23.-Flour steady and nm
changed; receipts. S,715 barrels; shipments,
l3,1 46 barrels; sales, 100 barrels Wheat In
active aud nrmer; No. = rod, spot, el.Ola
SIOiL; October, SlOlasl.Oi14; December,
SI.O4asI.Oiit; May, SL1OaSl .lO@: steamer,
No . red, 9lGJ7i &C.: receipts, 1926 bushels;
shipments, 2O,ODO bushels: stock, l,iOl,101
bushels sales, 1920 bushels; southern wheat
firm; Fult1, 9Sc.gSl.0J; Longberry, eiasl.05;
Corn strong; mixed, spot, UJc.; year, ola
53isc.; January, 52Isaj2ssc. F; I bruary, 12i4c
March, .jyl.c.; receipts, 6.Jl3 bushels; stock,
24,6l3 bushels: sales. $4,000 bushels south
en- corn white firm at 1Oi12c.; yellow easy at
6JaGbc Oats strong, higher and fairly active :;
No ? white, western, 35I5a3sc. No. 2 mixed,
western. 3Ua3Ot4c: receipts, 3,I2o bushels;
stock, ls2.5Oo bushels. Rye quiet; No. ?.
96l.c.: receipts, 600 bushels; stock, 2JS,3J2
bushels HAY steady % flrm good 10 choice
timothy. si.IasI4. Grain frogAts firm ana I'M
Changed Cotton nominal; middhng $3.50, Pro-
visions steady and unchanged. Butter active,
firm, and unchanged. Eggs active AZ pc. COT
fec firm; Rio clrgoe5 fair, lOl2c.: No. z, be
Sugar steaiy; granulated, Lice. Copper
steady and unchanged. Whiskey firm and I'M
changed. Peanuts unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, October 23.-Flour dull and drag
cling. Wheat very irregular and unsettled, but
clo-ad lc. above yesterday: No. = red, cash,
92ssc.; October, py@4c. bid; December, Doc. (:
May. s1.0I9s BID. Corn stronger on advances
York and continued Light receipts. The close
was lsal'tc. higher than yesterday; No. 2, cash,
51i1c. october closed at 30l.c. bid; Novem-
Der, 4jc. bid; May, 40a40esc., closing at 4Dc.
bid oats very quiet but higher; No. 2, cash,
2si4c.; October. 2SsSc. November, 29c. asked !;
May, 31lRa3lA3c., closing a. 3l1sc. Whskey
steady at sl.le. Bagging, 51ka7c. Iron cotton
ties, si.35asl.4O. Provisions dull aud castor,
with very little doing. Pork, 1915. Lard,
$685.. Dry-salt meats Observation-Disclosures,
s5.5Oas5.05; longs, S6.621aas6.65; ribs, 1913 /;
short-c!ear. $500. Bacon (boxed)-Shoulders,
s6as625 longs, s7.5OasL621s; ribs, s!.J0a
sl2.25.
CINCINNATI. October 23.-Flour steady. Wheat
IN good demand; No. 2 red, e5a9Bc. Cora In
better supply and easier; No. mixed, 99c Oats
In good demand; No = mixed, 3ia32c. Pork
Bulk-meats quiet at S0.S7Iea$7. Bacon steady
at 50. l21kasS.2J. WhisAey frm at el.lS.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. October 23.-Turpen-
tine steady at 34c. Rosin firm; strained. sl.l0
good strained. Sl.t5. Tar nrm at el.76.
Crude turpentine irm: hard, 81; yellow-dip
aud virgin. el.sO.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTuRES
NEW YORK, October a3.-Cotton-Ses re-
ceipts nons gross. l0,i01 bales Futures closed
steady: sales 10000 bales October, Is. 13a
as Ia; November, aS.21aSs.22: December,
ss.37ass.3s January. ss. 55ass.56: February,
ss7lass.72: March, ss.S5ass.Sd: April,
ss.asas9; May, s9.l0ase.ll; June, sg.s0a
1921; July, S9.30a&a32; August, sS.3sa
1910.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
reported for the Dispstch.l
oCrosEs 23.--Market very quiet Prime. Sales
reported very light. Prime, .>sc.: extra prime,
25sc. fancy, &c.; factory hanc-picxed. 34a3ssc'
Ire factories seem to be fairly busy ON orders.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LfvRKrooI, October 23.--yoon.--Cotton steady
with fair demand: American middilng. 4Nd. /;
sales 10000 bales; American, 800 bales;
speculation and export, 1000 bales; yeceipts'
100 bales-au American. Futures nrin; No
vembor and December it-o4d., Also
a5-64d.. also 4 A6-o4d.: December and jan
uary. 4 i6-t,4d.. also 4 4s-6id-; January and
February, a 4s-64d.. Also 4s-0id.. ALSO oo-dad
March aud April s4-a4a, also $3.50 Ss,sts. s,ss
4 6l-B5d. Tenders, 700 bales new Docket
ar. N.-Ocsober. 45.o4d., buyers October
and November. 4 45-d4d., buyers; November
and December, 4 $3.50. bayers; December
aud JsnusEx, 4 A6.oAa4 A7.eAds hpze1i sAn'