Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02

whore me percentage shcwv . Dsesw oop q
wheat than 10 1870, Wnen abe 4 ropofsod )oeeyo
expoued Va, 100000 buehe!s Of w6saG Io1 ~
cioncy In Europe Of 300, 900 600 bushc,s q vhsoe
RON last ycor and 100000 bushels ~ ~
Or IN an ;4s,oeo,coo buahels denst~ncy =
cess In the Unisef states aud Canada the yese
over the lsst thcre viii sfiiI remain sn0rSano
o. nearly oo0,0v0o00 bnshcisof whea. sod Sy6.w
Lse nsae, however, ineliasd st'onsiy to the bess
carly cables, snoufh moro or Ices contraiict0gYs
rathcr Indicated bearssa feeling abroad.
heavy business. vas done. The price tep,ied
strongly downward, and not until after Decem-
Der had sold as low as si.0ls< vas there sny 70.
bound nom the severa! dumps it had made on
temporary rcstiny.p'aces IA is downward course.
S an inc Seneca principle TIA, sist . coss
20 some extent also by tho comparative.
" ignt estimated receipts Tor to-mos.
row. there was some good buying part
the session. which caused a sudden spuft 20
1924 The Beard Of Trades second Livsrpool
cable, showing decline Of from VI 10 I penny,
and coming 70 hand about tho tinlo OF tho culm:.
gave more ncoarngement 10 the sellers, end
they quickly forced the prico down 70 fo0)<
ihcre WAS tho usual active squirt turing the lass
fiuenced by the closing bulge In cora, and tho
market recovered 10 and closed as f0il< Corn
opened weak with holders tryins TO get
bsc for October, but no dryers could
DO found Mt above 57s, and not yefy many AZ
that The tendency continued downward for
about an hour, IN sympathy with the weakness
IN wheat but after October had declined 70
course ana mado a rapid advance 70 cs1$c
Firmness was tho latest characteristic OF the
trading. and tho reactions In q downward dirc,.
ton were quickly recovered frcm. Tho closing
New York wired that syndicsss
had been formed thero TO boom Data Tho
themselves with. but that was saiiicieas 70 make
tho market weak until near the close, whom y
worked steady. Tho fluctuations were ccnnnsd
to range OF ~. Tho provision MARKET ~
easy at tho opening, but quickly nrmcd up %
buying orders aud remained rather ssroas
during the rest OF the session. PORK shows N
advance Of zoe. over yesterdays closing price;
lard Is oa7><c. higher, and ribs i0al7Ifc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, September l.-Flour steady
and unchanged. Whcat-There was . decided
news and influences that affeot tho market.
Easier and Qu!eter cables. favorable weather,
and good receipts everywhere made the baars
demand WAS Hight. The opening was Nc lower,
and &c. more was Knocked OF, then rally Of
&c. WAS scored. but another relapsoof lltal>6c.s
2ssc. below yesterday; No. 2 red, cash, 97kA
si.62: closing, slOI; May, sl.o7t closing.
sl.07x nomnslly. Corn-First prices were ~.
OF from yesterdays closing. but speculation
continued slack, with light trading. Later there
was a reaction and the market became strong
and closed ls{c. above yesterday; No cash.
5sAa5ec.; September. 5saopc. closing, 60c..
early with corn and wheat, but strengthened
later and closed nrm; No. cash. 27lts2sc;
September, 27Iya27a.e; closing, asc: bid Nay.
Provisions higher and very nrn. Pork, ei0.75.
Lard, s8.30as6.35. Dry-sslt meats (boxed)--
Shoulders, s5.62ttas5.75: longs e7.1Oa97l5;
ribs, s1?5ae7.30; short-ciear, $3.50. Baccn
(boxcdl-shoulders,s0 1925 longs, s7.62,tae7.70;
ribs s7.s0as7s5; shors-clear, sSaeS.l2,S
Hams; el0.25as10.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. September Flour steady and
unchanged; receipts 2o,222 barrels; shfpucnts,
IL barrels; sales, 800 barrels ~ Whs.s-sonsn'
s1asLlo; No. 2 red. weak: spot, ei.ossas
sL06s.ael:o7 December, s1.0vsiaeL1o
ss5 bushels Shipments, $3.50 bushels; stock,
1,576,47o bushels; sales, 100000 bushels.
Corn-southern duh: white, 65s69c.: yellow,
6sa70c. mixed easy; spot, 67sc. asked; sep
ceipts, 1924 bushois: stock, 7i.6oi bveielr.
Oats easy with fairly active demand: No
white western. 39lta40c.; No. mixed western.
30lsa37c.; receipts, l5,l0s bushels; stock. 49,
6,577 bushels stock, 4s,777 bushels. Hay
quiet and steady good to choice Timothy, el4A
$3.50 Grain freights easy and unchanged.
Cotton nrp mlddns, 3-loc. Provisions nrm
and unchanged. Butter very firm but un.
changed. Eggs very firm at l9c. Coffee steady;
hio cargoes, fair, 1gc.; No. z, 16Ac. sugar
very strong and unchanged. Copper nrm ana
unchanged. Whisky unchanged. Peanuts IN
changed.
CINCINNATI
4
Wheat duh and nominal; No. 2 rcd, Csc. Corn
firm; No. mixed, 64a64isc. Oats nrmer No.
2 mixed, 3lAa32c. PORK barely steady 81
s10.62h Lard scarco and strong at so;Say4.
scarce and unchanged Whisky Quot ana urn
at eL1S.
WILMINGTON. N. C., september l.-spriss Of sur.
pentine steady ut 34c. Rosn firm; strained. u:
good strained, el.05 bid. Tar nrm at ~ Crude
turpentiue arm; hard. 81; yellow.dip, e2; VII.
gin, o..
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, September 1.-Cosson-Nst re-
ceipts 4s2o bales gross ress,pts Fac s NV BALE.
S Ssr. 9sSi;ass.es; December, ss.s2ass.s3;
5.nusry Sss gsss.: Ssy, ssss
s Hss june, sS.4SssS.4si July. s0.SSass.5S.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, September l.-,voon-Cotton steady
and with fair demand American middlinS.
4 iI.16d. sales, 10000 bales; American,
5000 bales; speculation aud EXPORT d,000
bsles rsesipts 1000 bales Amer IsS,s $500
middline clause, september and October,
4i-64d;, also 4 4o-o!d, October an. ana ss No
vember. 4s-6id also tt7-64d, also $1,000
a'i si-s4d. also I 6C-S4d., also 6i-e4d, AID
| 4 52-64d.; December and January, 53-64Q.,
also 50-64d. January and February, 58-64d.,
also 4 55.eid., also 4 67-G4a:; February ana
DOCKET and 800 bales on old docket:
4 p. M-Cotton-Anercan middiine. low
middling clause, September, 4 44-04d. ss!lers;
September and October, 44-oAd. seller;
October, 4 40-64a 4 50-6id.; October and NO.
vember. 4 49-84a4 5O-64d.i November and
! December. 4 54-64d., sellers; December and
January, I 56-6id., buyers; January and
| February, a 6s-64a4 5g-64d.; February ana
| March, 01-o4d., sellers; March and April.
| 4 6364d., buyers. Futures closed nrm.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
reported for the Dispstch.l
SEPTEMBER I.-Markct quiet. Prime, 2Nc.; exs
ira prime, 27sc.; fancy, 3a3lsc.; factory hand