Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-29
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. NO., September 2S.-tlour duii
and unchanged. Wheat-iho iifhrSet 9pbuo"
~. below saturdays close. Tut, seemed 10 OK
haust the bears and the market .teanlei, YET
hung around near he bottom the balance of he
dag, and closed ~. lower; No. cash, "dNxc.'
Septembsr, ilsc.; October, H3.s'' bla pe ,'
her. 955s aaOj4r. Corn was dnli tO-'!ay and hish-
er. October sod early lee. iowef bat AFTER.
wards sold itsc above this rate. and year and
NAY closed tu1y ~. above SATURDAY; No. ychsh.
5l.c.: September, SIC. bud; tober. 4S1e':;
wear. Soc; May. 397sa4nc. oats-Nery h'to
,yns done In tue speculative line. The close was
lower: No. = cash, 2Sc.; september, 2sitc.;
October, nc; May, 30Ac. Wh!skey, sl.is.
Proyisions-rhc market was decidedy better
both In tone and business: the demand was
much larger and higher prices were obteinable'
PORK. Sl0.75. Lard. s6.G5. Dry-salt meats
lboxed)-shoulicrs, 40; longs, e7.1;1s rlb.,
s7.35: shorts, $3.50. Bacon !ooAed)-sh9ni-
ss.l2lS; short, ss.25afs.31t9-
CINCINNATI
CfScIsNATI, September ?S.-Flour In moderate
demand: family, s390as4.l0; fancy. -. +oa
$40 Wheat stronger No. > rcd, DC. Corn
in fair demand and stronger; No mi1ei'
55a56c. oats lrmer; No. mixed, oolra, :.
PORK qu.et NJ sl0.37I8. Lard nrmer ~ s6.12k.
-RyiS. meats frm AMI quiet at s7as7.25. Ba-
con steaGy; shoulders, s.J"1e. NhisAoy ac-
tive and steady ~ 81 Is.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, \. G.. September 2s.-Turpen-
,ipa firm at 34r. kOs'n steady STRAINED.
81. O5: good strained. clio. Tar hrm at slip
Crude turpentine Arm. nard, 81; yeAow-dp,
sI90; virgin. sl.oO.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. September 2s.-Cotton-Net re-
ccipts. mono; gross, $685. bales. Futures
closed aulet and steady: sales. $4,000 bales
seutember, Ss.41ass4t; October, ss.4Oass.fl
November, sS.57ass.5S: December. ss. Ss
As. "a. January. ss.s9ass.90; February, 81 "a
sso.o5. Narcn, 80. l6aso1s; April, S9.26a
SOS; May, sg.30as9.37; June, s9.44as3.i5
| July, s9.5fas9.j2; August. e9.5sate.5O.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. September 20 - Noon. - Cotton
BUSINESS moderate At easier prices: American
nideling. 4 lid. sales, 10000 bales; Amert
can. z. 900 bales: speculation aud export, Loo
| bales receipts, 1000 bales; American, 6,i0'
bales. Futures easy; September and October
elso 4 5O-64d., rlso ! 49-6id.; November hn'
| December, 5C-64d., also b4-6fd., ais
| 1 55-8id. also 4 54-84d.. also 53-64d., ais
| 52-Gsd.: December and January, 3s-1fd
| also 4 5S-64d,, also 4 JS-O4d., also o!-ofi
| also 55-G4d. January and February, 4 6i-64d
| also 4 5g-6id. also 4 5S-6id.; February an
| March, 81. Tenders-l00 bales on the ne'
| dockcts.
| Der and October, 46-64d.. buyersi October
! 4 46-64d., buyers; October and Novcmoe
| 4 l6-6sd., buyers November and Decembe
| 50-eia4 51-64d; December and Januar!
| 4 53-sid, seilep; JANUARY and Feorlar!
( 55-0ld.: February and March. 1851
4 5g-1ld. March aud April, 81-04af 6.-64'
! Futures closed dun as the decline. - g ''t
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
I reported for the Dispatch.
SEPTEMBER 2S.-Market very quiet. No tran
| actions reported. Prime, 23ic.; extra prtn,
25sc.; fancy, &c.; factory hnnd-picked. 3'I
| $40.