Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-12
ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, NO., August 11.-Flour frm and
higher; family s3.l0as320; choice. s3.3Oa
$40; patents, s42Oas4.3O. Wheat Every
bit OF news received on Change this morning
was twisted abou, until II assumed bullish pro-
cvities and first prices were llc. above the
closing figures last evening and the early oher-
ings were eagerly grabbed and Vac. was added
TO the price. This was followed by slight re-
ccssion then another advance OF iIsc. put the
price above the opening. Subsequently Hc. was
knocked on the last upturn aud the market
ruled unsettled. After nuctuating within wide
range the market closed ut about the top and
3l4a4c. above yesterday; No. red, cash, sl}4a
SOC; August. S71sa90Ac.; closing, DOC. !;
September, closing, 90l4c.: December, closing,
94asc. Corn-1he first impulse OF the crowd
was to sell. and the start was az 4a3sc. decline
The advance In wheat checked this weakness
and gave the market a sharp upward Impulse,
IL1c. being added TO the early figures. The
bulge was too heavy, however, ana prices re-
coded NC, the feeling was tnon dun and but
slightly changed, closing 1sc. above yesterday for
September; No. cash, 51lsao534c.; septem-
her, 541Sa5dc closing, 55c. Oats-The adj
vance in wheat and corn strengthened this mar
ket somewhat; No. g cash. 2711c. August, 21ssc. f;
closing, ENC asked; September. 2714a" tsc. !;
closing 27Iic. Whisky steady at sl.17. Pro-
yisious-The feeling was better and the tone OF
the market stronger. Pork, SlO.62le. Lard,
prime steam, 1918. Dry salt meats boxed -
Shoulders, s5.62l4; longs, S7.O5; RIBS, $40;
short-clear s7.371e. Bacon (boxedl-shoulders,
-.
short-clear, s7.S7le.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Angus, 1I.-Flour steady and I'M
changed receipts, l ,4s9 barrels shipments,
Ipej barrels; sales, 800 barrels. Wheat strong
spot, Si.0l14 as1.0i1s. the month, sLOl sep
tember, &l.001sa .00A: October. si.0OAa
eIO0l5; southern wheat strong; fultx, g5c.a
sl02; Longberry, 97c.a$i:o:; steamer, No: =
red, 96s,c. receipts, 246,716 bushels; chip
ments, 3O1.530 bushels; stock, l,22s,5s7
bushels: sales, $4,000 bushels. Corn duh 1;
spot, soc. ASKED; September, 6slsc. asked /:
southern corn Grner; white, 66a7Oc.; yellow,
hrm, 6sa7oc.;. spot, No. 2 white. zoe. ;
receipts, 1860 bushels; shipments, none;
st0ck. 81, 1O1 bushels; sales. none. Oats steady
No. = white western, 4Sc. asked No. mixed
western, Acc. asked; receipts, 1000 bushels
shipments, none stock 2S,l0 bushels. Rye
active and higher; No. 2, SAC. receipts, 1897
bushels: shipments, none: stock, "a, 7S2 BUSH
els. Hay firm; good TO choice timothy, el4ae16.
Grain freights quiet steamer TO Liverpool per
bushel, Sd. asked-rest unchanged. Cotton dull
and nominal; middling, SIC. Provisions I'M
changed Butter arm creamery fancy. lDc. do.
far 20 choice, 17alSc. do. initiation, 25al8c.
ladle, fancy, 15c good to choice, bal 4c store
packed, 11a13c Eggs steady at 15nc Coffee
Sugar strong and good demand; graduated. Ava
Bloc. Copper unchanged. Whisky IN
changed. Peanuts unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CrSCIsNArI. o.. August 1I.-Flour stronger.
Wheat active and demand higher; No. 2 red. S0s
eOlac. Corn IN good demand aud higher: No.
mixed, 6:,c. Oats in fair demand and nrm; No.
Lard Ia fair demand and higher At e6.37lS-
Bulk meats steady at e6.75as6S7I< Bacon
quiet a. s7.75. Whlskey steady At s1.l7.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. August l1.-Turpentine
firm at 33lsc. Rosin quiet; strained, 1I.l0
good strained, Ellis. Tar arm at sL65.
Crude turpentine frm; hard. 9l.25; yellow.
dip and virgin, s2.l5.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, August 11.-Cotton-Net receipts,
none: gross receipts, 2,036 balos. Futures
quiet and steady sales, 1890 bales- Au-
gust, s7.7oas7:is; september. s5.elas7.92;
December, ss.26a3s.27 January, tS.30aeS.37
February, s8.47asS.4S; March, &S.57atS.5 80;
April, ss.67ssS.6s: May. eS.77asS.7s; June
$S.S1aaSS.SS.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, August ll.--Soon.--Cotton- -Busi
ness moderate az easier prices; American mid
ding, 4 9-l6d.: sales, 10000 bales; American
5000 bales; speculation and export, Loco
bales: receipts, 1000 bales; American, LOO
bales. Futures weak; September. 26-6sd.
also 4 25-o4d.; september and October
A 3O-64d., also 4 29-o4d.; October and Noyem
Der, 1 34-64d., also 35-64d., also 4 34-64d.
November and December, 4 3S-64d, ais
A 37-64d.; December and January, 4 40-64d.
also A 39-64d.; January AID February 4:.d4d.
also A 43-64d. February and March, 46-d4d.
r. M.-August, 25-64sA 26-1Ad.; Au
gust and Septem Der, 4 25-b4al 26-64d. Sop
iember, 4 20-dAd.. sellers; september and u,
tooer. 4 2g-6Ad.. sellers October and Novem
Der. 4 33-64d., buyers; November and Dccem
Der, 4 36-8id., buyers; December and January
4 3s-64a4 3s,-64d.; January and February
A 4I-B4d.. buyen; February aud March
4 43-04a4 id-8id. FUTURES closed easy.