Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-09
ding futures ranged as follows:
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July S.-Flour dull and unchanged I;
receipts, 1916 barrels; shipments, l0,561 bar
rels; sales, 200 barrels. Wheat nrmer; spot,
s1.G0l4 aS1.00lS; the mouth, 9SiGa9S3lc.; Au-
gust 91@.a97jA; september o6haD1i.c.; Octo-
Der, 9S4n9Sls': southern wheat nrm; Fultz,
9Jc.aSl.O5; LOngberrY, 96c.asl.OD: receipts.
$500 bushels; shipments. none; stock. l41,-
24O bushels: sales, 90, 900 bushels. Corn steady
spot, 67l6a6Sc. !; the month, 07lea0Sc. Septem-
ber, 0Olsc.; southern corn-whlte, frmer at sc.
yellow, nominal Mt re. spot, No. ., white. Zoe.
receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments, mono stock,
20I,502 bushels; sales, 5000 bushels. Oats
strong; No. . white, western, i5c. No. mixed,
western, 42.c; receipts, none; shipments. none 4;
stock, S2,6sS bushels. Rye dun: No. 2, 7Oa
roe; receipts, mono; shipments, none; stock,
5,5S3 bushels. Hay firm: good to choice
timothy, $llaS12.50. Grain irolghts steady
steamer TO liverpool. per busnel, al. asked ;
cork for orders, per quarter, 70. vi. and noml-
nal: cotton per pound, I'd; -four per ton in
sacks. 10s. per 100 pounds. Cotton weak; mid
ding, SIC. Provisions steady: mess-pork, sra
Sl3 per barrel; bulk-Ineats. long clear, btic
clear-rib siGos. 6l4c.; sugar-pickled shoulders.
6L4c; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, 7tsc
hams, 1I1la12c. Lard-Renned, 7Ac Butter
unchanged. Eggs unchanged Coffee steady
Rio cargOes. fair. 1890; No. z, ls1ec. Sugar
firm; graduated. 4l4c. Copper unchanged.
Whisky unchanged Peanuts unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July s.--Flour fairly active and
steady: family, s350as3.0O Wheat-Tho lit
nuences and the news this morning again favored
the bulls. but the market later weakened, and
inaly closed steady on another railyi No. red
cash, ss$.c. July e7gtseS1Sc. september
September 1Isc. above yesterdays close, but the
market gradually declined, apl closed 9sa4c
below yesterday No. cash, 5tAa554c
July, 54Dai54c.; september, 5oha32l@c
Oats-Tradlng very light; No. . cash. 3Sc. July
34a35c. PROFESSIONALISM easier feeling was mani
tested. Pork Standard mess, atO.36as / .6J.
Lard, prime steam, 80. Dry-salt NJ :lts ,eoxed)-
Shoulders, 81; longs 1925; ribs, s6.30as 0.371p
Bacon lboIed)-Shoulders, s5.50ae0.62ls; ribs,
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. C.. July S.-Turpentine
firm at 3iIhc. Rosin firm; strained s1.20; good
strained. sl.25. Tar firm at SO. Crude tur-
pentlne frm: hard, sL4O; SOFT aud ylrgin' S2.io'
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
new YORK, July s.-Cotton--Net receipts 1874
bales; gross, 2.030 bales. Futures closed
steady; sales, 30, 400 bales July, s7.07as7.eS
August, ss.0lass.02; September, 81. l2ass.l - ;
October, sS.22aSS.23: November, $3.50: De-
cember, sS.41ass.4"; january, ss.4gasS.5 30 ;
February, ss.57ass.5S; March, sS.06asS.67
April, IS. 75a5S.76; May sS.S4ass.S1.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIvERpooL, July S.--yoOn.--CottoD dull and
prices generally In buyers favor; American mid
ding, 1 0-l0d.; sales, 5000 bales; American.
5000 bales: speculation and export, 1000
bales; receipts IL 900 bales; American. 8, 100
bales. Futures easy July and August,
4 2s-04d.; August and September, 3l-6id.,
also 32-64d., also 4 3l-64d. September and
October, 4 34-04d. also 4 35-6id. October and
November, 37-64d.; November and December,
30-6id. December and January, 40-64d.
January and February, 42-6fd.; February
and March, 4 45-64d. Tenders, 900 bales, new
dockets.
r.. M-July, 4 2s-64d., buyers; July and
August, 2S-64d., buyers August and septem'
Der, 31-04a4 32-0id. September and October,
4 34-G4n4 35-04d. October and November,
4 37-6id., buyers; November and December,
4 3g-64d. buyers; December and January,
4l-64d., sellers; January and February,
43-64d.. sellers; February and March,
4 45-64d., value. Futures closed quiet.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dispatch.l
July S.-Market very quiet. Sales reported
on private terms. Prime, &C.; extra-prime, Bye.
fancy, 3t4c. common, 11aa2c; factory hand
picked, 3a4c.