Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-14
pIARkETs BY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK.

10 Great Britain, 9l,42I bales 10 France
| g. $40 bales: 10 the Continent, 594 bales
No. 2 red, October, sSasic.; November.
ss5.as5c. December, s5}.ae534c. Corn <aS
higher; No. 2, october, 44a44ic.; Novem-
Der. 45sa45ic. Oats 14aAc. higher; No. 2.
October. 3O.aS0'c. Hops dull. Coffee fair
Rio lirm at nc. sugar dull. Molssses
steady. Rice firm. Cotton.seed Oil un-
changed. Resin quiet. Turpentine steady
at s63-a37c. Hides tirll. Wool quiet. Pork
frm mess, t9.73 ror old. $40. Sessions for
new, Middles dull; long clear, s6:8 ~.
la,d oai4e. higher; western steam s6.Ooa
s6l2l5; October sd.0jasolo' FFe'snus
steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Octohsr 13.-Flour quiet aud
unchanged. Whiskey, gI.1s. Futures ranged
as follows. with closing prices at 2:30 p. N. /:
st-CctOber 72a7OAc., closing al 72c. :
November, S'sa72hc, closing at 1874
DC; May. s2aslc. closing al see. Corn
October, 34aa341c., closing at 34ac.: No.
velnber. 80 ass &C., closingat SEC: Decent
Der, 37lLa3otc, closing AZ 37c. May, Ana
~ C.. closing At Al &C: oats-October, 2isc.,
closing at Pee; November, 25ta25c.,
closing at 2Gi C.; May 30as30c., closing at
s03,c. Mess. pork-October and November,
s9Z5asg ON closing at S9.Iz1; January,
October 50 soasS.e2l2. Closing at IS ~:
Novemb Der. s5.s0as5.77l5. closing at IS. so:
January, S6as5.97f closing at SO. Short
ribs-Octoher. 1913. closing at 1878; jan
uary s5.l5ss5.l2% closing at s5.I2l.
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO AAKKEr.
CHICAGO, October l3.-Tne open Board
call this morning was very uninterestlng,
November wheat opened and closed Al
* C.. DuI pei" cen That time and The OPEN
ne % the regular Board reports OF a De.
creafe in wheat on passage came in. and
hrmCd UP the market. There was also an
improved tone TO cables. November wheat
opened at 72Ec., sold 10 721lc., then back
TO 7251c., and recovered 10 72Hc. NOvem.
Der corn opened at 80 &C.. but sold quickly
at 36 C. The whole provision list was
rfmer al d rather higher. Pork advanced
25c. a. the start, though IL was not MAIN
tanned: November opened at SO Is and fell
10 SO C7!. The French were reported buy
my a good many cargOes OF wheat OFF the
coast, aid were also fair buyers OF futures
here. These causes We're sufficient 10 put
November wheat up TO 10 c.. but IL soon
Ieceded To 72s.c. Corn sold up 20 80 c.. but
soon receded TO 1870. The feeling as re-
CARDS the war situation was Just little bit
nervous and unsettled. New YORK export
eTs were said 10 be- doing particularly active
business. This was very strengthening in
lis effect, and buged November wheat to
unconiirmed there was a reaction 10 725zc.
The market stood at this point half an hour
before the close. The high point Ia corn
was not maintained. owing TO the declining
tendency in wheat toward the close. Pro.
visions, TOO, became very steady and sub
ject 10 moderate trade.
ST. LOUIS.
sT. LOUIS, October l3.-Flour fairly &C.
tive. Wheat very active and higher; No.
red, cash, 731<c. November 731a74 &c. Corn
active and very strong No mixed. cash,
33Lc.; November 33Ha33ac. oats more
active and strong No. 2mixed. cash, 25<c.;
November, 26c. Whisky. sl.I3. Provisions
active and very strong for every thing eX-
cept pork. which is steady at s9.S7.as9 so.
Lard l0al5c. higher. Bulk-meats loo
higher; boxed. lots-loDg clear. $3.50; short
ribs. s6.9OaS7: clear, s7.25as7.5O. Bacon
l0al2Hc. higher; long clear and short-ribs,
s7S7A; clear. s7.e2 sas7.75.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, October l3.-F1our In good
Wheat stronger and higher No.
red, 76c. Corn higher; No. mixed, STA |
axe. Cats firm: No. 2 mixed. 27a27tc. Pork |
nrmer at $40. Lard stronger al 1915. |
Bulk. meals and bacon firmer. Whtskey |
steady at sl.l3. Sugar quiet. Hogs firm: !
common and light, ss.60as4 40; packing !
and butchers. s4.l5s $3.50.
WILMINGTON.
WI " HC1uS, ". O.. OcioO4, - -Tirpen-
Tine quiet al a4.c. Resin quiet: strained, |
75c.; good, sec. Tar rrm At Sl.25. Crude /
A-tN - GhA6 WV ypA-S'- eAa
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October l3.-Grain and pro-
visions steady and unchanged.
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK. VA, October ls.-Cotton
steady; middling, SIC. Net receipts, 4.723
bales; gross receipts, 4723 bales: stock.
10, e2S bales; sales, 1917 Dales exports
,oastwise. 1874 bales; TO Great Britain,
- bales: 10 France, - bales.
WILMINGTON, N. o., October l3.-Cot.
or steady; middling, sc. Net receipts.
!. 57S bales; gross receipts. 1873 bales; sales,
- bales; stock, l6.4l4 bales exports
wise. - bales: 10 the Continent. -
lales: 10 Great Britain. 1900 bales.
SAVANNAH. GA. October l3.-Cotton very !
irm; middling, s 9-l6c. Net receipts, o,6os
Dales gross receipts 5000 bales: sales.
!, $50 bales: stock, 81, 4le bales exports
,oasrwise, S,475 bales; 10 the Continent
- bales; TO Great Britain. IL, 27f bales; 10
France - bales.
AUGUSTA, GA, October ls.-Cotton quiet;
sc. shipments, 1900 bales;
ales 2,07e bales.
CHARLESTON, 3. O.. October 49, Cot
or steady; middling, $40. Net receipta
STA bales; gross receipts. J. STA bales salea.
GOO bales stock, SO sos bales: exports
O Great Britain. - bales; to the Conti-
ient, - bales: coastwlse, 2,740 bales; 70
rance, - bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURE1.
NEW YORK, October ls.-Cotton-Net 70
eipts, liza bales gross receipts. seer bales