Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-21
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 20.-Advices from New
York were received early this morning saying,
" Prohibition OF wheat docread by RrssiR.r This
caused the shorts TO cover. Later a report was
received that there was nothing In the early ru-
mOrs, and that they we're false. The opening
WasI6a1c. higher than the closing OF yesterday,
but the market declined some. The close was
5sa]4c. higher than yesterday. There was a
great sensatiOn In the corn pit, due 10 the ex-
treme anxiety Of those who were short for the
present month and rImors Of corner. Novem-
Der Openok 70 an advance OF 11sc., ana IN the
course Of the day made a further addition 01ec.
December and year corn were affected by the
rise in November, and advanced full cent. The
oats shorts took fright AZ the bulge In NoYtm0 Der
corn, and forced the November future up Ac
IN their efforts TO cover. Tho Mny future failed
10 keep pace with the advance The magma
ton Of some of tho traders IN provisions APP
pearej from the reported receipts Of hogs this
morning TO have been drawn on considerably
yesterday when predicting what might Do ex-
pec;ed In the way OF carloads OF hogs at the
yards this morning The receipts were by no
means small, but being considerably under pre-
yious estimates, and the demand for hogs being
reported good, this caused provisions 70 start
nrmer nnd az some Gdyance upon the closing
quotations Of the day before. Pork Is up 10 70
lhc. layd, l0c., aud ribs 20 NC
BALTIMORE
BALrIMozE, November 20.--Flour steady and
uucnangod; receipts, l7,4S5 barrels; ship-
%Ds dS0sS s sae'' .6 800 solas
sl.0Hk; November, s1.O4Aasl O4yt; De
cember, @I.05taSi.009E January, sl.Ol94e
SL07az May, sillIEasl1lM; steamer No.
red, 993{casl receipts $3.50 bushels se SNIP
rnents, 10000 bushels; stock, l,B0O,s0s bush
els; sales, 10000 bushels; southern wheat
strong; FultE, slasl.07; LongDerry, sl.O2a
S1.07. Corn nrnor; mixed, spot, O4$a04ho.;
year, 541sc.; January, 338ao41sc.; teoruafy'
53Ifa53Ac.; March, 031Sa53A4c.; receipts, l5'-
033 bushels stock, 45,7S4 bushels; sales, on
900 bushels; southern corn active; white, o4a
5ac.; yellow, ola57c. oats nrm and higher
No. white, western, 3S1sc. asked; no.
mixed, western, 37LSa3Sc.: receipts, l,OOO bush
es stock, l44, 9Is bushels. Rye steady No. =,
3l.03; receipts, 2,27S bushels; stock, l4U' f3o
bushels Hay rather active: good TO choice
timothy, 213aSl4. Grain fr9ghts un5etttedS
cay, aud unchanged. Cotton nominal; middhng
Size. Provisions quiet; mess-pOrk, III. BULK
meats loose D. Shoulders, Sic ;iOng-ciear, 114c. !
cicsr-hb sides, 7c. sugar-pickled shoulders, &c !
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, sc. Hams
Small, 10Ic.; large, logs. Lard-kehned'
ne. crude &c. Butter unchanged. Eggs an
changed. Coffee steady; Rio cargoer, TAR,
l71sc.: No. z, l4hc Sugar strong; granulated'
44c. Copper stoadY; rehned, lOtaallc- WIS
key steady at Sl.z7. Peanuts unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. November 2O.-Flour unchanged
Wheat opened Sss3ic. up, then quieted down,
and swung within narrow range. IL closed
dull ana aGa11c. above yesterday; No cash,
9I5kc; November, gl5Gc. nominal; December,
925Ec hid. Corn strong. Tue market advanced
So for year and go. Tor II o-e deferred options
then fell back w., but closed hrm; No. cash,
42c.; year 1890. bid; May, 403sc bid. Oats
higher and firmer; No cash. 30Ac.; Noyem-
Der, 30J4c. nomnally; May, 32Ac. Bagging,
5HR7L4c. Cotton ties, el.51as1.40. Wniskey,
5LIS. Provisions dull.
CINCINNATI
CNcIENATI, o., November 20.-Flour heavy.
Wheat--NO. 2 red, 971Sc. Corn Ia good demand;
mixed, 43c. Oats strong; No mixed, 3oka
35&ic. PORK barely steady at $9.b11s. Lard
I'm good demand and stronger az So. Bulk-meats
in light demand al s5.62Jsas5.75. Bacon nrmer
! AZ s7.37lSaIo0. WhiskeY firm a; ellis.
WILMINGTON.
WuynEGroS. n. C., November 2O.--Turpentine
steady at Jl44c. Ros,n nrm strained, clio;
good strained. sI.20. Tar firm At sLS5. Grade
turpentine nrm; hard, 81 yolloW-dip and virgin.
sl.0O.
NEW YORK COTTON FCTUREA
gxw YORK, November 2O.--Cotton-Net re-
ceipts, 225 bales; gross, LILO bales Futures
closed steady sales, $50, 200 bales November
/ 1901: February, 1915; March, $3.50
I April, 3S.4taSf.42; May, ss.9lass.52; June,
I sS. GeafS 90; July. sS. 7zass-73 August ss.7Sa
| sSSO; september. sS.7Oass.73.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
( LIVERPOOL, November 20 - SOOn.--Cottou
I steady with a fair demand; American mid
/ dlIug, $50; salos, $4,000 bales; Ameriean
/ IL 800 bales; speculation and export, 1,30l
| bales; receipts, 10000 bales; American, 2,0Ot
/ bales. Futures opened frIn, but have since be
/ come quiet and easy: November and December
! 4 27-64d.: December and January, 23-b4d.
| also 4 27- Cad. January and February, 429-o4d.
/ also 30-64d., also 2e-o4d.; February ene
| March, 4 33-Gsd., also 4 32-6fd., also 31-64d.
| March aud April, IS SD, also 4 36-I4d., ais
. 35-64d.; April and Nay, 4 39-6td.; MAJ
| and June, 42-0zd.. aibo 43-64d., ais
| 4 42-64d. June aud July, 45-64d. Tenders
/ 500 bales new docket.
! kP. M.-Noyember and November and Deem
! Der, 4 24-6sa4 25-64d.; December and January
! 4 24-64s4 25-o4d.; January and February
( 4 27-64d., buyers February and March
] I 3O-64d., buyers; March and April $3.50.
! buyers: April and May, 36-64g4 1864
I May and June, 39-0sa4 4O-64d.: June AM
July,4 42-64s4 43-64d. Futures closed steady
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
reported for the Dispasch.l
NovBxBxR 20.--Market steady. Sales re
ported fair to-day. Prime, 23zc.; extra prime
! &c.: fancy, 3Isc.; factory hand-pieked, 31<a4c