Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

ST. LOUIS, October 20.-Flour weaker; family,
s3.30as4.40 patents, $4.50as4.60. Wheat
opened rather weak ut 1sal4c. decline The
market steadied at once and advanced &C., later
became very weak and broke rapidly until &c.
below the top. closing heavy at 1i4c below yes
terday No. red, cash, 93ssa93Ac.; October,
closing at a4ha04ssc. May. s1.0o7sasl. O2isc.;
closing at $1,000 asked. Corn-Therc was little
activity IN this market and less speculation. The
close was weak: No, o.. z, cash; 4S'!a9oc
375sa3Sc. !; closing at 374c. bid; May, 3734c.
bid May. 39Ac. closing at 39isc. 0ats-Cash,
steady options better; No. 2, cash, 27l4a27ltc.;
Nav cc' cles a a, sSc wnssey
steady at sl.1S. Bagging, 5l4aIc. Iron cotton
ties, $1.3jasl.40. ProvsioDs-Thc market duh
and depressed. but win good demand. Pork,
$40. Lard. $685.. Dry-salt meats boxed
shoulders, 1928; longs, s7.5oas7 eala !; ribs,
s7.62lsas7.75; short clear, s7.75ass. Hams,
Sl1asl325.
BALTIMORE. October 20.-Flour steady and un-
changed; receipts, 1896 barrels; shipments,
30,960 barrels: sales, zoo barrels Wheat
steady; No. 2 red, spot, 81 O2lsas1 .o2st; Octo-
si.o5ls; May. sL1issaslIIis: steamer, No.
red, 97c.; receipts, 7S,37D bushels; ship
ments, 13S.I53 bushels; stock, l,426,4 400 bu-
Corn frmer; mixed. spot, ese. asked; year
91h.5l4c; January, 5ilsa5lAc;; o Fsbr snaS
els; stock, 2o,25l bushels; sales. $4,000
| bushels; southern corn--white firmer at 70a
re; yellow easy at 6Sa70c. Oats firm I: No.
white, western, 36a36ilc. No. 2 mixed, west
ern. 34l1a35c.: receipts 1000 bushels; stock,
sl,135 bushels. Rye firm: No: 2, Zoe; re-
cepts, 81 ,534 bushels; stock, 257,S00 bushels.
Hay steady good to choice timothy, Sl3asl4.
Grain freIgsts quiet and unchanged. Cotton
nominal; midding, sac.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI October 2O.--Flour dull Wheat
lower; No. red, 96a97c. Corn In light supply
ana arm: No. mixed, SOC. Oats In fair demand
at 3Ia3lL Pork frner at s9.50as9.621s.
Lard weak and lower at 90. Bulk-meats duh
and nominal az S6s7lsaS7. Bacon quiet at
1925. Whishey steady at s1.1S.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. C.. october 20.-Turpen-
tine steady al 34c. kos'n flrm; strained. si.0o
good strained. 4l.I0. Tar nrm ut Sl.1o.
Crude turpentine rrm: hard, 81: yellow-dip
and virgin, cl.9o.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NETWORK. October 20.-Cotton-Net receipts,
2,l24 bales; gross receipts, 1907 bales. fu-
lures closed GRIN. Sales. $4,000 bales Octo-
ber s7.9sasS: November, ss.07asS.0S; De-
February, sS.57aS3.5s; March, es.12ass.73;
April. sS.s4asS.s5; May, es.94ass.95; June,
sD.04ase.05; July, so.lfasS.lo; August
Sg.22asO.23.
LIVERPOOL MARKETa
LIVERPOOL, October 20.-Cotton duh and gene
rally In buyers favor; American middltne,
4 Ii-i6d; salos. 1000 bales; American, 6,400
bales; speculation and export, 1000 bales; re-
cclpts, 5000 bales; American, LOO bales.
Futures s,endy; November, and December.
4 5j-j4d., also 4 34-64d., also 4 35-64d., also
4 :i0-64d. December and January, 37-64d.,
also 4 $3.50 Al; January and February 3o-U4d,
also 4 40-64i.. also 4 4l-6ii.; February and
March, 4 42-84d.. also 4 43-64d.; March and
April 4 4j-04d., also 46-34d.; April and May,
iS.64d., also 49-6fd.; May and June,
5I-B4i., also 52-6id
1 r.. M-Oct0bor, 4 35-64d., buyers; October
and November, 35-84d, buyers; November
ami December, 36-64d., buyers: December
and January, 4 37-64d., buyers; January and
Feoruary, 39-05d., buyers; February and
March. 42-64d., buyers; March and April
4 45-0id.. value; April and May, 4S-04d.,
value; May and June, 45l-14d.. value. Fu-
lures closed irregular.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
[Roported for the Distatcal
OCTOBER 2O.-Market very quiet No trnnsac.
tons reported. Prime, 34c.; extra prime, 27sc.
fancy, &c.; factory hand-picxed. 3Iaaa56c.