Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-19
~ ~ leading h,a futures ranged a. follows:
ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS No., August lS.-Flour-The market
was steadier but trade was light. Wheat-
Traders fought shy OF the market this morning
and as outside orders were rather slow the re-
snlt was 70 restrict the trading considerably.
The lack OF demand gave weak undertone To
tho market, which. with declines elsewhere,
caused prices TO work &c. lower. Later the mar
ket rallied 20 &c. on the advance in corn, but
weakenei and closed al declines OF 21sc. for AM
gust and September aud l34c. for December.
No. ., cash, 00lc; August, es3sc september,
gsskc: December, Sl.02le. Corn-Intense duh
ness was the most prominent feature OF the
market. The decline In wheat carried corn
down, but quick change In sentiment occurred
when Chicago advanced. strong demand de-
veiOped for September that caused an advance
OF PC. but the market weakened steadily and
closed Ic. lower; No. 2, cash. 61c.; August,
toe. nominal; september, 5gc; the year. 43c'
bid: January, 42c. Oats-Some demand de-
veloped for September; No. 2, cash, 29c. Au-
gust, 2s3lc. nominal; September, 2Skc. bid.
Whisky, s11s. Proyisions-The market was
very quiet. For bacon there was some demand
On order account, but the orders were mostly
sold. Pork, s10.45. Lard, $500. Dry salt
meats (boxed)-Snoulders s5.27J4 longs, s6.sOa
$685.: ribs, s7.05; short clear, e7.25. Bacon
(hoxed)-shouiders, 1925; longs, e7.45; ribs,
e7.55aS7.60; short, S7.75.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, August 1S.-Flour strorg and un-
changed receipts, 1S,237 barrels; shipments,
settled; spot, si.09l4asl.09h; the month,
81. 4ai.09i4: September, si.0eN as /. 0p,< |:
October, si.O9Nae1.10; December, eLllta
ssked; steamer, No. 2 red. sl:03as1.03A;
berry, s1.06asl.10: receipts, 25s, 46S bushels ;
sbipments, Il2,399 bushels; stock, 1,40l,6 11
bushels; saies, $685. 900 bushels. Corn duh spot,
74c.; the month. 74c.; September, 72c. south
73c; receipts, 6,612 bushels; shipments, mono /;
stock, 6s,602 bushels. Oats easier; No. 2
white western. 47c. asked: No. = mixed western.
42lsa43a; receipts, 1895 bushels; shipments,
2, si.0s; receipts, 1907 bushels; shipments:
none: stock, 1851 bushelA Hay quiet and
steady; good TO choice timothy, e1&aeld. Grain
froights quiet and unchanged. Cotton weak :
middling nominal at &c. Provisions unchanged.
choice, 17sl9c.; do. imitation, 1dal7c.; ladle
fancy, 15c.; good 70 choice, 13al4c., store
packed. 1ta13c. Eggs steady ct 1915. Coffee
steady; Rio cargoes, fair, loc: No 2, l7Ac.
Sugar In good demand ana crsS ssa19s;a.sd, pn
whiskey, sl.s5ael.2 e car-lots; el.2Sa0. so 70,
less than car-lots.
CINCINNATI
CncrxnArI. O.. August l8.--Fiour In moderate
demand. Wheat easier; No y rcd, 0S}6c
Corn stronger; No. 2 mixed, 64I<c oats steady
No. 2 mixed, slkc. Lard nominal = e13I}S
steady az ss. whiskey nrm and higher q
el.lS.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. n. C.. August l4-eplriso 9
| turpentine steady as 32Ifc. Kosln drm; eerA1n
Cd, l,O5; good strained. clio Crude sne
pentins nrm; hard. oi.aS; yeuoW-dp ena w
GIN. e3.IO.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW Yosx. Aussss la-ccstos.Nss rscsips
steady: saieS, $4,000 bAIeA Auovoes ~
an; bepSembsr, "a. 77ee7. III Qc>oe9ss "a e!
07.pl: November, eS.0te9&0os QSeemoee
| 68.i2sae.13; January tS.ySae&24s vehronsy