Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-03
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NEW YORK, August x.-Cotton stsany:
bales; upiands. s9.lsc.; Orleans, exc;
bet receipts. All bales; exports-to treat
PIiiain. 2l32 bales, 10 the Continent, BIZ
bales; stock. 225 944 bales. Southern Hour
uneh anged. Wheat a shade lower No.
red. August. saasssc.; september, ssA
80 9-l3c Corn l4skc lover and dun No.
3. August, 5oaboAc.; September. olss2c.
Unls }.ssic: higher; No =; August. Saaa
changed. Coffee fsir; Ris quiet at efs.
sugar dull and dspres sed fair 20 good re-
fnlng, ll-l6st lS.lec.; refined sctive
ard easier; Z. s'saihc.; yellow. .4sattc;.;
STANDARD A. S 8. Ice. cut.lclf aud crushed.
e'c.; graduated, 6ae Lilac. Molssss
steady. Rice steady. Cotton seed oil. 22a
zoe. for crude. 500 Tor refined. Rosin quiet
at 9sc ssl o2X Turpentine frm AZ Ss<c.
HIDES nrm: New orleans, 0tsl0c.; Texas,
lie. Wool quie, and frm. Pork firm.
Middes dull; hong clear go. Lard opened
tcciG,dll bignos AZ d stroos; western. Au-
gust, ~ lbas72o; september s1.l2aSio.
pALIIMoKE.
YALTtaoRE. MD. August 2.-Co,ton quiet;
n lddliug. 0ypetc. Flour steady and quiet:
Howard street and western superf'ne,
s2.boss2.g0; 90 extra, sss,J 80; do. fsmiy.
20. extra s32Sasi do. no brands S.oOe
gfGC; PatBpsco family, 1918. do. superla-
live patent, So 80. Wheat southern steady
and active: western higher aud dull:
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ssc.: No. 2 western winter red, spot, $40
s4Sc: August. 63sEss3hc. september.
s41ss4i,c October, s5lsc. asked. corn
southern pomlually higher western steady
ern yellow. 5Oa52c.: western mixed, spot,
47,aisc.: August, i7s.atsc.; september.
is54c. asked Oats steady southern, Soa
4ac.: western white, 4ta4sc:; wes.srn
lower nd quiet ct 5sasoc. Hay quiet md
steady; prime 10 choice western, StlnyASs
Provisions steady. Mess PORK. ILL.,
ell.75. Bnlk. Notwithstanding snd clear
Shou defs SAGE. clear-rib sides, NO.; hams
I3alie. Lard Refined, TO. Butter rrm;
western packed l0ai6c; creamery, l6azic.
Eggs quiet at l19sl2c Pei,olenm daii re-
nary TO fair. sfa9tc. sugar steady; A 500.
&C.. copper refined quiet At 0.aloc. Whis-
key steady at e1I9asl.20. Frsighis TO
Liverpool per steamer dull and easier
CINCINNATI
CrsUrrrArI, August 2.--tlour duh faul.
ny, IS sOas5. Wheat dull: No. q red, 7axs
use. Corn easier: No. z mixed. 43sstlc.
Oats sctlye and lower. No. mixed, xehGb.
Fork quiet at $1,000. Lard frm az eo-o9k'
Bulk meats quiet: shoulders $500 e0qg)e
shoft-rib. t7.l2Y; clear, $3.50. Whhkey
steady NJ si07. Sugar DUH; New Orleans.
Sa5Xc. Hogs nrn: common and light.
s4a4.s0: packing and butchers. st.soa
$40. ~
sT. ioUJs, August 2.-Flour UNCHANGED.
v neat fairly active and higher; No. red,
c6sh, 1885,. August, 1o.a76tc. Corn 40.
tive and higher; No. g mired, cash, f0.c.;
August. Az ,ai0},c. oats weak aud lower:
No. mixed, cash, 26Ha26Gc.; Septcmber.
ere. bid. Provisions fairly active aud
tim. Toiks-eady At $40 so. Lard steady
So 20. Bulk meats steady and unchanged.
Bacon strong aud higher; long clear and
shori M. 81; saor, clear, S72j. Hams nrn
az sI25.alSc. -
CHICAGO. August 2.-Elour quiet; south.
ern winter wheat, siisast so. Wheat
moderately active and firm; August, 1873
75Ilc.; Septe %. sr, 15ha71sc.: No. red.
7g G. Com active and hriDer. cash, tic.;
August, 43sa4sLc.; September, 4osatorr.
gre: NJ piember. 2sIa2ec. Mess pork
firIn cash, $1,000: August. SIC. O3aSl0.I2s;
September. $40 10assl0.22iI. Lard steady;
cash. e. 81; August, s6.90as6 %. snort. rip
sides steady; cash, S6.22pssd.25. boxed
meats steady; dry-saltei shoulders, 50 l0s
S6l5: short cienr, 665as5.70. Whhkey
steady at sl.l2. sugar unchanged.
EsVIEw or TnE CHICAGO aARKKr.
CHICAGO, August 2.-rLe feeling IN fhs
wheat market WAS moderately strong
throughout the sessioa on reports OF good
export buying. The visible supply ngures
showed AL increase OF about two ani hait
milton bushels, but this apparently had
very lltts erect upon tue Guilty. VI Ntu'ss
The price OF September advanced TO I1sr.s
then broke 10 20 c.. aud Closed AT ~ ll-loc.
Corn WAS very stesdy, with earl sales OF
septic IN Der at the top OF the maJket-4oSo.
shies were plenty around Al &C., which was
the bottom price. Toward the close IL
FINED up to 45hc. Neither the buy Ing nor
selling WAS "A: ali pronounced In any OF TIC
pits. PrObsbly more nfmness Prevailed In
provisions than anywhere else on tbs noor.
september pork sold up 10 slO.2sIs, bit re-
acted TO si0.i5.
WILMINGTON.
VII stNeTps. N. o., August, s.-Turpsu.
tine FIRM at 3l4c. Rosin nrni; strained,
75c.: good soc. Tar rrm stst.i6. Crude tur.
pebtine trm; hard. 7oc.; ye'iow'dlp. si.7o;
virgin. sl.s0.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YoRK, August 2.-Cotton-Set re-
ceipts, 173 bales gross. 2tt bales. futurse
closed duh sales. 81, 400 bales August,
SO 44as9 46: September, se.4oas9 IL: Octo-
Der, 50. 30aS9.SS: November. s9.2sats.29;
december, 40. S0sf9.3l: January. 1884
gg4O: February, SO. 4sas9.i9 : March. so.61a
SO. So: AprD. 50. 8sst9.6g; May, s9.77aa9.70;
June s3.S7sss.cS.
NORFOLK PEANUT AAEKEf.
Reported for the Dispatoh.l
NORFOLK August 2. Market quiet. Prime.
SIC: fancy, &c. common, la2c.: shelled, "a
axe: factory hand picked. slsaos,. re-
ports from the Peninsula state that peanuts
in the highland Of York county are looks
ing fne. but those OF the lowla nds are prae-
tically lost. The crop Will be about 20 per
cent. below the ayense.