Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

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unneefIod advanced 121aIee. e.9Vs
srftled hack Sxasc.. and cioor0 soeo0{f 1<y
es.loAt6.1o; Fovember ee.3y>1ep3S6
p ss ns,ss. sss .,sss svs1sSsd Sssss
cesh. %. Ioaee.1e: October - lse96.lL4S
November. Ss.s7isssG.oz4 peoemc9z
Ss.s5,Wsa. Boxpd meats steady dry-snl19
shouidsrs ss;sosss-ys; , mort , rln -. 49,
sI.io. suesTs easier; granulsted. 7s7,sc.:
standard A. &C.
REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARxnr.
CHICAGO. October s.--Tbe whesf maFket
to-day experienced . seritable bull rooves
ment more marked IN every way tnsn D.
been witnessed st shy time since tho AZ
ghan-war sHrs. The opening ngnre foe
November was size. or = &c. under tne
latest figures of yesterday, but the buying
vas on liberal scale. end prices advanced
steadily 20 tsse.. broke on 70 sste, snos x
cItsed on the regular Board At Sc: There
was another strong rally In the afternoon
with November closing NJ rs5se.' tue bikn-
es; figure quoted for that option slsce sns
great break in wheat during August "a
hes were strong. quoting urn arksn ~
the advance noted on yesterday, wnie Al
advance OF tso pence wss Qsoted ~ Lassf.
pool for American hour. The sistemens
wns also made that the Minneapolis
millsrN ma advanced prices from one W Two
eenis for wheat. and that nofwitnstanc.ng
receipts showed y falling on. ~ Wa 80
stated that the Minnespoi,s miis nse ~
vaDced the price OF dour. The quantity q
wheat on the passage 10 England ana TIE
Continent showed y decrease for the Nees
Of $4,000 bushels. These CONDITIONS ~
aided In a buoyancy OF the tone assumed
by the market. and prices advanced on nu-
merous buying orders closing for the day ~
she outside quotations-l9-c. higher thsn
on yesterday. The receipts of corn wer9
22p cars Tie speculative market ruled
At n ~ firm nile cash AFft md
. shRde higher. The advance In wheat
helped 20 firm up corn. and the market
closed &c. higher for cash and &c. higher
for October. with no special change In othcr
futures In the afternoon a further adj
vance OF "a &C. was recorded oaS ruled
tame and quiet with no special change.
Provisions we're stronger. and the early
prices for ness-pork I2Hloe higher. but
fell back 2lss5c., while lard showed en- Ho-
vance o, 2ssa5c. for the day.
LOUISVILLE.
Louis WILLIE, October a-0ain firm.
Wheaf-No. Z red, psc. Corn-No. 2 white.
4e.c Oats-Nev No. mixed. 27tsc. fro-
visions nrm and unchanged.
MINIATURES.
MINIATURES. October e.-FIour steady.
Wheat Arm cash. s7as7ic.; Novemeer.
eq,c. Corn steady. No. Z, <Slsc. oAh
Mes. pork ash or November se.S5. Prime
steam lard--Cash OF November, o..
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. n. C.. October s.-Turpen-
tine firm NJ SIC. Resin nrm, strained.
Use; good. sOc. Tar firm 81 81. Is. Crude
turpentins steady: hard, 81 yeDow-dip ana
virgin. sle0.
COTTON NARkETS.
NoRFoLK. Va. october s.-Cotton sieady;
middling. 7-l6c. Net receipts. 4.ss1
bales gross receipts. 4.4s7 bales; stock.
lTes2 bales sales. l.652 bales exports-
MuMINGroy y. G, October e.-tot-
ton steady: midiling. CSC. Net reoeiptA.
So bales grO<s receipts sh5 bales salos.
1880 bales: expOrts-coastwire, - bales.
SAVANNAH, GA. October h.-Cotto0
dull: mlddiug exc Net receipts. $500
bales gro-s receipts. 6.9ss beles. sales. 81
SEQ bales; stock, 72.65o bales: exports-
coasiwise, am bales, TO Great Britain
-- bales.
AUGUSTA. Ga, October e.-Cotion firm:
middiing ql-lGc. shipments. LAO bales;
sales 1887 bales.
CHAEl EsToN. :. C.. October s.-Cot-
ton dull; micdling 9 5-l6c. Net Receipts.
lO9O bales: grOss receipts. 4,o2o bales;
sales. 642 bales. stock, 55.pt6 bales. ex-
pOFis-iO Great Britain. - bales. 90 the
Continent. --- bales. coastwiso, l'Vss
bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YOHs, October s.--Cotton-Oross
receipts y 72s bales Futures closed dun
hut flrm: ssles. 47.90o bales; October and
December saT7Ate - November, sg.74a
ss.75: January. 81. s0ats. - February,
s. q7ss9es: March. SO. O9asl0.ls April.
81 20stlO9l: May, sio.2laSiO.32; June,
N0.42s$l0.4s. July sl0.5l.