Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-16
The leading futures ranged as follows
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May 15.-Flour duh and un-
changed; receipts, o,91s barrels shipmen.s'
Southern steady; Fultz, sl.lOasl.lS; Long
berry, s1.12asl.I0; No. red dun aud easy;
spot, sLl5; the month, eL1t June, sliS;
steamer, No. red, sl.03; sales, 10000 BUSH
els. Corn-Southern white, dull and weak at
7ea73c yellow steady at re; mixed dun
spot and the month, 72c.; July, 6oAa0oAc.;
spot, No. white, re-; receipts, l,lpl bushels;
shipments, ~ bushels; stock, sJ,64s bushels.
Oats quiet; M. white western, 5oa6oc. No.
mixed western, bSa0Dc.; receipts, 5000 bush
95c.; stock, s,OI0 bushels. Hay irinj gooito
choice timothy, sl1Asl2. Grain freishts quiet
and nominal. Cotton dun and nominal; mid
ding, S3sc. Provisions unsettled. Butter dull,
heavy, and lower; creamery, fancy, pc. do tslr
20 choice, 20a2lc. do. imitation, false. ladled,
fancy, l3c.; good to choice, l4aloc.; rolls
nne, 15al6c.; DO. fair % good, l3alic. store
packed l2a15c.
81. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, NO., May 15.--Flour quiet and urn.
Wheat opened tame aud about the same a. "
closed yesterday. Adyices from other markets
coming in values nrmed up here and trading be-
came active, the market ruling nrm untii III
o'clock, when prices sagged, ouly % recover
again, aud the close was 1rm at near the top
prices Of the day--1Aali,c. above yesterdays
nnaI figures; No . red, cash, sl.O3AaelO0;
May closing at sl05 hid July, DI@aegc.,
closing at 97'sa09c. August closing at $3.50.
III
strong, aud values advanced sharply until noon,
when prices declined, rallylng near tho close,
and finishing aaSsc. above yesterday; No. =,
cash. 6Qa6O}sc.; May, 0Oa1Ols closing,
quiet No. ,, cash, JOl6c.; May, JO16.; july,
closing, 4JI4c. Whskey steady At sl.ls. Pro-
yisOns-Market continues dull yet the tone IL q
tribe nrmer Pork, sll;5oasi i.02l9 Lara,
1925. Dry-aalt meats boxed Shoulders, e.;
longs, s6.l5; ribs, s6..Oae0"oi short clear,
sG.s7IG Bacon Observation-Disclosures, $3.50; longs,
$500; ribs, 5000; short-clear, 1910.
CINCINNATI
TISCTSS1TT, o., May 15.--FIour In moderate de-
mand. Wheat strong; No. red, sLOsasi.O9.
Corn quiet; No. 9 mixed, 06c. Oats easy; No.
2 mixed, 55Iic. Lard $500. Bulk-meats
sG.12% Bacon s7l2I5. Whiskey quiet at
3l.l7. Pork sll.5O.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. C., May 15.-rurpentine quiet
az J59ic. ROsin arm strained, s1.2O; g0Of
strained, Sl.25. Tar Arm Mt s1.50. Crude
turpentine firm hard, sl4O; ysloE-dip anu
virgin, $40.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, May 15.-Cotton-Net receipts,
116 bales gross, o,49i bales rutnfos olo sea
$500; June, fs.67a$S.0S; July, so.I1aes.ls;
August, ss.S7asS.SS; September, so.92ass.g3;
October, sS.93aS5.9f; November Ss.1pass.9I;
December, fb.ulhrbVss tP'.oot
February, sg.I4as01J; March. s0.2las0.22.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May Is - Nom. - Cotton dull
and prices generally In buyers favor;
American midiling, 1894. Sales, 5000
bales American, $500 bales; speculation and
export. 500 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales
American, 1900 bale. Futures easy juno and
July, 4 4g-34d.; July and August. 5;I-64d.;
September and October, 55-b4d., October and
November, I 57-6fi.; December and January,
4 50-64d. Tenders 1000 bales on new dockeis.
4 T.. May, 4 40-04d., buyers; May and
June, 45-64d-, buyers June and July
! Is-84a4 1864. (; July and August, 4 53-G4d,
sellers; August aud september, 4 55-5ta
4 50-84d.; September and October, 58-B4d..
sellsrs October and November, 57-U4a
{ 5s-64d. November and December, : 5s-1fa
4 5000. December and January, 5S-ota
4 0O-64d Futures closed quiet.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
[Beported for the Dispatch.l
MAY l5.-Market steady. Prime, 3hc.; extra
prime, 34c.; fancy, 3I5c.; spanish, 314n31zc
factory hand-picked, 3l4a414c.