Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-04

BALTIMORE. September 3--Flouf active and
unchanged; receipts, 1881 barrels; shipmonts,
26.l22 barrels sales, lao barrels. Wheat-
go red qnsstsa; sg9: Sss.
sl.o5lS; December, el.0sisasI.oss4; steamer,
No. 2, red, e1,4a07J<o; southern wheat easy;
Fuitz, o5c.ae1.06; lcngberry, 9sc.asi.o8i re.
bushels; stock. I,jSl.2s bushels; sales, 277,-
600 bushels. Corn-Mixed steady; spot, 07lfc.
asked; September, 6sc. year, 55.xc; southern
corn dan white, 67a6ec.: yellow, dsa7oc. re-
ceipts, 4,227 bushels: stock. 10,o9i bushels Oats
actlvcat steady prices No 2 white, western. SOC.
asked: No. mixed western, 30c. asked;
receipts, 10000 bushels; stocs os,9oo bushels.
Rye fairly steady; No: 2, esc.. nominal re;
bushels: stock, 4s.9os bushels Hay steady;
good TO choice timothy, e1350asl4.5o. Grain
frcights duh aud unchanged. Cotton steady;
midding, SIC. Provisions very firm and un.
changed. Butter firm creamery fancy, 23a24:;
DO. fair 10 choice, l9a22c.; do. imitation, l1a
1Sc. ladle, fancy, l5al6c.; good TO choice, l3a
lac. storo-paeked, llal&c. Eggs active at IVA
Z, iec. Sugar strong srsnals,ed. 4Hc. Cop
per nrm and active at l1Iss1lAc. Watskey
unchanged. Peanuts unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOrrs, NO., September 3.-fiour quiet.
Wheat-The bears this morning showed q dis
position to make fght, and Instead OF running
away from the advance they stubbcrnly fought
II, and when they felt yielding tendency they
beat the marked down. A &c. advance soon
after tho opening was speedily lost, and 4a>Sc.
besides, but this was followed by an excited adj
vance Of 2asa2S4e from the bottom that took all
the fight out Of the early sellers AMI made
very nervous market. The close was a. lAc
above yesterday No: . rcd, cash, 97aeIstc;
cernber 9s9sc.ae1.OiH, closing at BLOOM.
Corn--fhe predictions OF a heavy frost tonight
had no terrors for the shorts The market sold
,sc higher early tn the day declined Mc.' Ssillsa
cash, 5gAc. September, SIC. /; the year. 43a
44c, closing at 437sc. Oats-Spot higher;
futures strong and improved No. z, cnsh, 2stsa
2sssc. September, use, closing ing as 2Stte &c
steady at sl.ls. Provisions strong and ad.
vancing. Pork. ell. Lard, $3.50. Dry-salt
meats boxed Shoulders, s5.75ae5.s7h: longs.
sSls rsSs sse Ss ESQ., ESQ.,
ribs, S7.9Oas7.95 (; short-clear, eS.l2k
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O., September 3.--PlouP In mode
rate demand. Wheat q shade stronger No.
red, 97lta9Sc. Corn stftlg; No. mixed. 07c.
Oats in good demand and steady No. . mixed,
32sa2tfc. Pork auie, and more q, 70 hr,niG hoo Is
quiet at s7ae7.l2tk Bacon quiet at 3ostS. In
Wniskey quiet at s1.1s.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. september 3.-Turpcnttne
steady at SAC. kos'n arm; strained. 81; good
strained. .05. Tar Arm az a. Crude turpen-
tine irm hard. 81: yeliow-dip and virgin. "
NEW YORK COTTON FuTUREa
NEW YORK. September 3.-Cotton duh; sales
to-day. l12 bales mildling, upands, SIC. mid
ding, Orleans. 1-ldc. Futures closed nrm
sales. III 300 bsles September. eS0:'ass:oo;
October, eS.s4ass. SO; November, 9s.03as9.;
Dor, %. 12asy.13.; January, ea25; Feb
ruary, %. 3sas9.39: March, -. 4s.he9 40; Apru.
9o.5Sae0.59; May e9.67a$s.1Si June.
s9.77as9.76; July. s9.s6asass.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, September 3.-.soon-cotton busi'
ness large at advancing prices; American mid
ding, 4 Ssd.: sales, 10000 bales; American,
l4,l0o bs!ss specuiasion ana sapor, b; s' is,s
business by 5000 bales Of American; receipts.
1000 bales; American, loo bales. tutures
Irregular; september and octooss, ss. 80 VI,
ven,ber. 4 54.64d., also +5o-64d., also oI.CAd.
also 4 65-64d.; November and Dccombcr.
6s.s4d., also 4 o9-s4d., also 4 5o-a4d, also
4 6s-64d., also 4 60o4d., slso oy.o4d:; %
also oI-84d. January and February, Ao$, sd,
Also 4 e2-84d., also I-64d., also 3D.; fcbru:
AIRY and March, @ Lid, also Sd; March ana
AS'I N sep,srnber. 4 47.eAd., buyers;
san,ember and October, 47-o4d-, buyers;
October, 4 52-64d., buyers; oc.ober and 20:
veInber. $3.50, eeysts; NSvemccs , s sDd
January. 59-64d., value; January snd
February, 4 6l.64a4 62-64d. February and
March. 6aS l.64d- March and April. 3 1884,
seIIers Futures closed barely steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for tho Dispssch-l
sRpfsNBEa 3-Msrkcs quiet. Tho demen0
| continued HIGHT. Primo, enc. extra prince
| 2JIc. fancy, 3}sc. factory hand-p'cAeds o.
SIC