Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
niARkET, by rELEGRAPn.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 6.-Cotton quiet; sales,
lG7 psles; uplands. . 7-l6c. Dreams, &c;
net receipts yesterday. 2 80 bales ex-
ports-to Great Britain, 1880 bales; TO
France, 1887 bales; to the Continent, o4s
bales; stock, 1886 524 bales; net receipts to-
day, 24s5 bales: stock. 33b357 bales.
Southern houT hrm common TO fair extra,
e.. lOas3 80. Wheat la2c higher aud quiet;
No. red. July, So sasoc.; August, eosa
soEc. Corn sglc. higher and rirm; No. q,
July, IS ai6lsc.; august, 46s47c. oats
sale. higher; No. 2, July, 3iTa35 g. Hops
hrm. Coilee fair; RE firm at 9Kc. sugar
quiet and steady. Molasses quiet aud weak.
Rice steady. Cotton.seei ou-25a2ec. for
crude. 9Sc. for refined. Rosln duh at sla
SI.O5. Turpenuue nrm NJ $50. Hides
steady. Wool nm aud active; domestic
fleece, 27a3Bc. Texas 9a22c. Pork stropg-
er; mess SlO.621asIl Tor Old. sil.62tatl2
for new. Middles trmev; long clear, 81.
lard 0pened Sc. mp. declined I5a20c.,
closing with recovery OF about 7c. vest
en- steam, s6.00aS6,96; August d.s7as6.so.
'''- - BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MD, July 6.-Flour steady
and Uu!eL-Howard street and western
superne. s2.5Oas2.9O: 90. extra. sSas3. 6o;
do. family. s3.7jss4.jO; city Mills su-
rerfne. 20 5Oas9 do. extra. s225as4
DO. no brands. si.5oasi 90; latapsco fsm-
ly, s5l5: DO. super.auve patent, $500.
" beat-SoutheTn lower and easy; west
ern higher and active: southern red new,
s4a67c.: southern amber, nomlnally, esa
soc: No. western winter red, spot. siEA
s5cl.: July. s5',c asked; August, sitsso1fc.
September, s5aRs5tc. COrn-SOutherns tea.
dy DO. western higher and dull; southern
white, 46a47c. southern yellow, 47a4sc.;
western mixed spot ii.ii5t &C.; August, aai,a
45c steamer, Ale. bid. Oats trmer southern
JsaiZe: western white, 3sai2c.: western
mixed, 3la36c. Pennsylvania, 37ai0c. Rye
quiet, 65a66c. Hay easy aud duli-pri me 10
choice western, s9asl2.5o. Provisions
urn. Mess pork, slo.50asll.00. Bulk
meats-Shoulders and clcar.rlb sides.
"a OOass.Oo; clear-rlO sides, $3.50; hams,
sl2. 75asl350. Lad-ketined, 7ao. Butter
steady; western, packed, l0ai3c. creamery
l5al9c. Eggs dun, l2al2sc. Petroleum
goes. ordinary to fair. saa9-c. sugar quiet
4 soft, sc. copper refined steady aud fair
Is active at 9,alOc. Whiskey steady. sl.l9a
81 20. Freishts to Liverpool per steamer
quiet. -
CHICAGO July e.-Flour steady. Wheat
August. 7qi .asOsc.; september. s03sas2 &c.
COrn-August, 81 .s375sc, Septem per. ssh
a3g4c. Oats-July, 30La3lc. August, 2eSs
3OLc September 29AaS0Ac. Mess pork
slO.45: septem Der. si0.l71s:l055. Lard
July, s645as6.70 August So. 50ase 10
September s6.60asB.s5. Short-rlOs-July.
s8.27s. Whiskey, sIl4.
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Wheat made n sharp
and rapid advance to-day, selling before
noon at sOac. for new August. after opening
al 79.c. 1Ee advance to the high point
named was stebdy and attended by more
or less local excitement. New York, con-
sderng the movement AS purely local
| affair, took but little stock IN It's being any
! thing near permanent. and did not respond
toapy great extent. The feeling here WAS
| that Il was rather too sudden TO bc lasting.
This helped to bring out some rather Tree
| offerings, but after the bulge was AIRY ln-
| arguIated the August option did not lot an
hour get below ~ c.. Keeping very steady
around soc. until after AZ O'Clock, when II
| began to run down, falling back 10 ~ &c,
and iiuctuatng around 1910. The oiiclal
announcement Of decrease In the Visl'
BILE supply OF |. 2G5 900 bushels ~ wheat
| S2s 600 bushels OF corn, and 2S6 600 bushels
| OF oats nrMed it Il few points. Nnen buying
! was at all active IL was 80 sharp mat hesFJ
| purchases could not be traced In any par
| tlcular direction or TO any special house
| The offerings came out IN much the same
way. being well divided ny between IN.
! crowd. Inc close at O'Clock was active
| and moderately steady. FAR Trade wa
| rad In corn and a particularly Lively one IN
| oats. Both sold higher, corn at one TIME
being l3zc. over Fridays closing. II va,
| re- ported that oats were being bnlled aud
! bought for manipuaiiye purposes, Du
! there was probably no foundation Tor lhls
| August sold from "a 10 2kc. over Friday
| closing but toward the close reacted few
| points. one OF the steady artic early %
| day was pork. An active trade was had u
| ali kinds OF hog products. but prices cnsnge'
| very little for an hour o. 50 after me open
| ing which was goOd-l5c. over Friday Oh
| after that the tone was quiet, STEADY, aui
| firm at slo.55 for September; The marke
declined TO sl0,l714 afterward recoVerln
to sl0.25.
1T. LOUIS, July 6.-Flour active an
! strong. Wheat active aud strong; No.
| red. cash. 7sa75Ec.; July 76,sa1sc., An
| gukt, 7Tla79I e. Corn steady aAd higher
| No 2 mixed, cash. S0ha32c. August. 3Zsi
| 3Sc. September 34s54lsc. osts strong AM
lc. higher; No. 2 mixed, cash Csc, IA
| gust, 26c. Whiskey easy NJ sl.Oo. Pro
! Wis ons active and stronger Nj round. Pork
| slO75. Lard, S6.30aS6.35. Bulk-meat
! frn; boxed lots-long clear. s5.32f; short
ribs. $40; clear. $685.. Bacon strong
! long clear, SO sjas6 30. shori-ribs, s6.s5i
s5.97; clear, s7as7l2H.
CINCINNATI
CISCISSArI, July 6.-Flonr active family
| S3.oOas3.s5. Wheat-GOod demand; NO.
| red, soc. Corn firm: No mixed, SIC. Os'
steady: No mixed, 29a29sc. FORK stead
at slO55. Lard duh az 50. losso.lo. Buzz
meats nrm; shoulders, $3.50; snort.rit'
so.S7l5. Bacon In fair demand and higher
shoulders, s625; shOIt-rlbs q; clear. 81 p
Mhihkey active at Sl.O5. Sugars steady
New orleans. 5a5ac. Hogs common an
light. siasI.sO; packing and butcher
si60ss4.75.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, July e.-f'u,ures close
/ steady; sa.es 100000 bales. t:ic;- So q,
s9.46; August, s9.52aso, 50; septsm6e
se.4Sas9.44; october ss.29as9. so; n,
vember. Sc 27as9 as; december, s9.2s
So so: January, 50. Ssas9 80: Februsr,
50 47ss9.Is; March, ss.o7sSo.5s; Apr
| Ss.66as9.6s.
| NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dispstch.l