Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15

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bslss; 70 ne Conssnsnt, i,sz0,o 900 bsiss y ne
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lobsr, ei.0s1S; November, el.0osi; DsssSbss,
e1.0Stt; January, eLl1lf Corn higher ana
vssor; 77Lc snoas; unsrsdsd mi4sd. 7eXs
TIA: opSons advanced lAa2c, decliaed VI
l1ic., re6csed ka1c., and closed strong anA
more acsiye thrOoeh the wheat situasics: Az
fra !b sc:mb ssD; sSc S.ss s:Se: ,osss "a
weak; xususs, sHjic.; sspsenssi, ss,tsi o.
a. sSD; .s,,s ; 'Ss Pss tc no 90 sa ssss s7s
mixed western, 361<s3Sc. (; white Do, t3sS5c:
Hops dun and easy. Co6ce-OpcOns opened
steady. spoInt. down 70 . points Up, saa e' 80
s ssmSsr. 40 siS.7sssSssS; Sc;:S.s. sit!s
0i475: December, o13.55; January. o13a
o1a05; spot Rio more active and lcwes; faf
csrgoes, lila; No: :. el7s?l7.i?k essse-
Nolasses-Poreisn nominal; New Orieans asn
and quiet Rico In fair demand End nrm. p
troleum quiet and steady; crude - oeness
New Yost, s.so:e 7sc. pSis a md ssisc
moro, 6.56a0. roc; do. In bulk, t.2OaH.SSc
Coston-seed oil strong and vented; crude. q
grade, 28aSOc: yellow. on grade, 3lhASoe
nrm. Wool steady and quiet PORK dull ed
easy; old mess. el025a>li; new mes, ell:7oe
els.3s; Pe.nuss quiet; fancy ha1a;R,cs:S:
quiet and nrm. Cut.meats dun but steady. MO
dies quiet and arm; short-ciear. September
o8.p2K. Lard dull bus steady; western steam.
SsI 3sS ossSDs cry: scSs bssSs%Ssr ss
refined dull; Continent, ed.80ae7.2c; south
America, e7.60. Freghts TO Liverpool duh sad
nominal; cotton, $50; grain, I'd.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, August Flour steady, nrm. and
unchanged receipts, l2,24y barrels; shipmenees
month, Si.os;ssSi.os; sepssmSer. sf.6sNs
CLOG; October, Si .O6a@l cola December, el:o8
southern wheat setive; Fults, si.si.06; Long:
berry, o1.02a11.00; receipts, 205,S03 buane!e;
shipments, none; stock, l,3vo,oIl ousnsns
sales, 541,000 bushels. Corn dull; spot, 5oc.
the month. roc. september, 6sc. asked SOUTH
ern corn Arm: white, zoe; yellow, 70s7lc.; re-
cepts, d,425 bushels; shipments, none; ssoce.
62,821 bushels. Oats urn; No. white wccs"
ern. $50 asked; No; mixed western, ssc'
none stock, 27,726 bushels. Rye strong spd
higher under active European aud local Dc
mand: No. 2, o5c.; receipts, 6,24? bushels;
shipments. none: stock. 3O530 bushelh LAY
stcady to nrm: good % choice timothy, elSasl6.
Grain freights active and unchanged. Cotton
Middlne weak at SIC. Provisions unchanged.
Butter-No change. Egg, l5lsc Coffee ntm;
Granulated, aye. Copper unchanged. whts'
key unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. o.. August 14.-Plcur higher.
Wheat In active demand and No higher; No.
2 red, 05c. Corn barely steady; No MIXED.
63lec. Oats easier: No. 2 mixed. 3la3isl. PORK
quiet and firm at s10.55. Lard scarce and noni.
nal at eG.37H Buik-meats quiet at s0.I2,sa
1915 Bacon in light demand and freely offered
at @7.65as7.75. Whskey steady at 81. IL.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. C.. August 14-Turpentino
quiet at 33c. Roe'n dull; strained. ol.0S;
good strained. al.l0. Tar arm at el.65.
Crude turpentine nrm; hard. el.2o; yellow
dip and virgin. $40.
NEW YORK COTTON FuTURES
NEW YORK, August 14.-Cotton-Nst receipts
none !: gross, 2157 bales. Futures closed very
steady sales. 5000 bales. August. eI1Ia
s7.73; September, $7.s SASS october, sIeoa
a7.90: November, &s.06ass.07: December,
ss.l7aSs. IS: January, es.27a3s."S; February,
$S.3Sas $500; March, es. 4sass.49i April Ss.ssa
$3.50; May, Ss.esass.60; June. ts.7ssSs.70.
LIVERPOOL Markets
LyrRPo0i, August l4.--soon.-Cotton DUH
and prices generally in buyers favor American
middling, 4ted.: sales. 1000 beles American,
bales; receipts, 5000 bales; American, $500
bales. Futures easy: August and September,
| 4 25-84d. September and October, 4 26-o4d.'
also 4 25-64d October and November,
| cember, 4 32-64d. December and January,
| 4 35-84d., also 4 34-64d.; January and Febru:
| airy, 4 37-64d., also 4 3j.64d.; February and
March, 4 39-84d. Tenders, 800 bales on new
| dockets and 600 bales on old.
| r. M--August, 4 23-04d., buyers August
| and september, 4 2364i., buyers: September,
| 4 25-64d., sellers: September and October,
| 4 25-04d., sellers October and November.
4 2s-64a4 29-64d.; November and December.
4 3l-64a4 32-6+d.; December and January,
4 3d-64a4 37-64d.; February and March.
4 3s-64a4 30.64d. Futures closed quiet but
| steady.
NORFOLK PEANUTMARKEr
Reported for tho Dispatch.l
AUGUST 14.-Market duh. Prime. 2Nc.: extra
prime. 2s4c.; fancy, 3a3]sc.; factory nsnd'p'cs'
| ed, 3a35sc.