The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
ny Telegraph,
NEW YOhP,

NEW YORK. October 14.-Cotton quiet: sahs
US bales; upands, / &C.; Orleans, ll'c. South
err -four stcady and quiet; common TO fair extra,
s.: 1UMs5.65; good 10 choice extra, S5.70Gs7.
Wheat IRREGULAR aud unsettled; opened 2@2fc bet
closed with stronger feeling; usgraded red. 05c.@
81. COrn--Cash opened a shade stronger and closed
quiet bnl rather easier; options lrmer; ungrsded,
No. 3, S7kd 3s&c Hop. dull aud heavy. coffee
dull and wholly nominal. sugar IN fair demand
and FIRM Porto Rico, 7 3-lGe.; ST. Jago. o-I6c.;
Centrifugal. stGS4c.: fair to good refining, TAO
rs; prime rs; ren' . firm. with good inquiry
leans. SO@55c. Porto Rico, s2@45c.; English
Islands, 30@35c. Rice IN fair demand and I'M
eSn@ESd 6g betn s Moo q;
y q,ury; domestic fleece, 3Ga4sc.,;. pulled, ;20e9
d5c. u9%a.hed, l4%33e,; rsSss la@2ec; Pork
long clear. 1880, to arrive: ,hort 1915 long aud
short, $3.50. Lard opened ride hrmer aud closed
weak; prime steam, ss.75@ss.s5, the latter fos
choice. Freigbis ffmer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October l4.-Flour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat-Southern stronger western
higher, closing steady; southern red, sl.05GD
sl.l7SsL.l7y; No. western winter red. spot aud
October slI5@tl.i6s; No.yssp51egr. sl.I6h@
na .ssa, ' se.srn
higher and irmer; southern white and yellow, 6gc.
Oats quiet and steady; southern. @42c. western
at 96Ga1. Hay unchanged. Provisions steady and
without change. Butter UNCHANGED. Eggs quiet bu.
y.
nominal Sugar firm: "Ar soft, 9hc. Whiskey I'M
changed. Freights unchanged.
Receipts Flour. 2.450 barrels; wheat, 1888
bushels corn, $4,000 bushels; oats bushels;
rye, 500 bushels. ShiIinens Wheat. $4,000 BUSH
els; corn. none. Sales Wheat, $4,000 bushels:
corn, 6s,S06 bushels
CINCINNATI
c1S S y oct2ees lto Flour easier family,
amber, 81 No. red winter, sl.02. Corn dali
al L arI m 0nt m nd a x
Bulk-meais quite: shoulders. IS; ribs, s7.s7H.
Bacon dull: shoulders, 1915: ribs, 1873; sides,
strong; nards, io,.Giosc. Hogs duh, veal. and
lower common, s3.75@t440; lIgbi, s4.45@
$3.50 packing, s4.50@s4.75; butchers, .s5.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October l4.-Flour firm; extra
$3.25@f3 so; extra family. Ss75@f4. wnest
firm at 95@96c. Corn stcady and In lair demand
at 44c Oats steady at 35c. Pork nominal Lard arn
sides, 90 60 Bscoo in fair demand aud arm shoui..
ders, 1915; ribs. 1855 sides 1925. sugaI.curcd
hams, lie. Whisky steady ut sl.o9.
ST. LOUIE.
ST. LOUIS. October l4.-Flour frmer bur no {
generally higher. Wheat unsettled and generally
higher, closing weak No. 3 red fail, 81 oIsasioI&
cash. sl.02S@*l or closing sellers, sdl;.oySS
sauasry 5fn Sf@er ssss V e
S9Ac. November $3.50: all the wear. Oats easier
z91c; cash, 29'.c bd November, 2sec al the year,
$3.50. Lard 6ull sc. bid. Bu'k.me nominally
lower Bacon weak aud irregular; shoude =, 1915
CGsS.90.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October i4.-F1our In good demand az
fun prices. wheat active. firm: and higher; No. 2
red winter 9s4G90c. No. Chicago spriDy, 9efc.
bid cash. 81 November. sl.0lh Dscemher; No. 3
chicago spring closed nearly lc higher. Corn ac-
tive. hrm. ana higher; 3g&d 39kc. cash. 40A No.
yember, 4let4IAc. December; closed ". higher.
Oats strong and higher, closing easy 30kc. rssh,
301c. bid November, 30a.c. bid December. Pork
opened strong aud higher. and closed at inside
prices M SlS. lard fairly ac I've aud shafc tsh.
er at IS 4o@se.50. Bunk fairly active and
shade higher. shoulders, - 10; rib. 1915
clear, sS. 10. Whisky steady aDc unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, October 14.-Four quiet and stes
dy. Wheat opened firm, advanced Nc, and closed
FIRM: No. / Milwaukee hard, sl.06S; son. sl.0t
No. 2 Milwaukee. css b and October. 9Stc Novem.
ter, 99Xc.; December, Sl.01; No. 3 Milwaukee,
9Oxc.: No. 4 Milwaukee, Gle; rejected. nominal.
Corn drmer: No. 2, 30tc. Oats nc. higher; No. 2.
s0xc. Provisions steady. Mes pork, tl5: Lard
6fm steam. $3.50 caEh aud October; 1913 Nc
yember. logs quiet and steady al N.6OsS4.7u.
NEW YORK COTToN FUTURES.
NEW YORK, October 14.-Cotton-Net receipts
1874 bales; futures closed barely steady; sales
$4,000 bales; October. sl0 So; November,
sl07SMSiO79: December, elO.s5; January,
ell: February, e1i.l34.tll.l6: March, 1880
sIl.S3; April, sll.4Snsll.49; May, Sll62~
sll.64.