Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26
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NEW YORK..


NEw YoRK, September 25.--Cotton
firm: sales to-day, 2o0 bales; last eve
ming zoo bales; upands, &c; Orleans,
9 slice. ; net receipts, 2O'eoI oaisa'
stock 272 957 bales. Southern iour steady:
" neat aahc. lower. closing steady: No.
red. September Sc; November essssdtc.
Corn declined l4R5sc.: No. 2, September,
46sc.: November, 4ssltsgc. oats y
shade lower: September 3lHs3itc. Hops
Ii He sugar duh and unchanged: refined
dull. Molasses steady aud quiet. hice
firm. Coiton.seed Oil 2ia2ec. for crude,
4os4lc. for refined. kosin dull ., siesio.x-
Wool firm. Pork dull and weaker; mee1s
sil.oO for new. Middles dnll. Lero SsScs
lower: western steam. 500; Noyeu1oers
SO. 39as6 Al. Freights tirm,
CIsUINSAfI.
CINcINNATI. September 2o.-fiour
heavy and dropping. Wheat heavy; No.
| mixed 40a4Ohc. oats quiet and steady NO.
| 2 mixed, 27Hc. PORK dull tsi0. Lard dull
~ s6.75. Bulk meats quiet; shortribs,
| S7I2H. Bacon steady and unchanged.
| nrm: common and light, ss.s5asi.7o; pack
ing and butchers. 81. 45asi.so.
LOUISVILLE
LoUIsyILLE September 25.-Gnin quiet.
Wheat-No. q red, 7Sc. Corn-No. white,
i2c. Oats-New western. 27c. Provisions
steady. Becon-Clear.rios $3.50; sides.
ss.l24; shoulders nominal. Bulk-meate--
Clear rib, 81 20; sides 81 65. Mess- pork,
sl0.75. Lard Choice, ssass.25.
CsIoAeo
CHICAGO, September 25.-The following
IA the range OF prices on the Exchange
TO day: Wbeat-SeptemOer, 72ta72tsc.:
October. 7s1,s7Skc.: November, 75ka7o'kc.
Corn-Septen ber, 36Aa37c. October. 3osa
37l.c.; November, 3shaS9Isc. Oata-Sep-
temDer, z5a25hc.: October, 25ta25s o.;
November. Z64aZ6t4c. Mess pork-Sep,em-
Der and october, 81. t5ass. 67f; November.
So 47l4as97O. Lard-Sepiember, tI.23a
$3.50; october, sd.l5asd.30; November,
s6.07Haso.lO.
REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO September 25.-Peace cables
had depre sslng influence on tue early
markets. Fine weather, together with
larger arrivals and the prospect of another
large increase IA the visible supply, caused
very weak feeling In wheat, aud prices
ranged steadily doWnward, iinishlng Tor the
cay at 5.aEc. lower than yesterday. Inc
closing figures were the lowest al around
current IN many monthsi No. sprins.
72Xc.: No. 3 spring, o6c. No. 2 red. 1870;
No 3 red, 7O4c. There was an active trade
In corn. The feeling was weak and heaYy,
Influenced by liberal speculative onerings:
A great deal OF "iong corn was forced out
rs the decline, and these offerings helped 10
depTess the market. Prices declined sc.
and elused within &C. OF inside prices; NO.
= Shl.c.. NO. 1eliOWs oo1aooar'1 w %
S5.c, oats ruled dull aud shade easier;
No. 2. % .ax5hc. nar.ey.~No, g. o9c. 30.
3, 43a5sc. Kye-No. 2, isc. is"us
sulet aud weak: offerings for speculative
account not very large. while the demand
flom all sources was limited. Prices de-
cined on all leading descriptions. snd the
market closed tame. Mess'pork sold on goa
22sc but rallied 2ss5c. and closed steady.
Lard stronger for september, but other de-
llyeres 5aloc lower; ,hort-rib sides, loose,
"a. -
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. ". o., Septe mber 25.-Tur.
peDtiue quiet ~ 354c. Hosin quiet: strain
ed. 75c.: good, soc. Tar firm at l.50. Crude
turpentlne 1rm; hard. 50c.; ysllow.dip
and virgin, $50.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs.
NEW YORK, eeptember "a. -Cotton--0 Gross
receipts. 8 365 bales. Futures closed 1rm;
sales, 98.f00 bales september, s9.1ea
ss.I7; October, f9.I7as9.ls: November,
50. z5as9.26: December, s9.30ase3I; Janu.
rs, t93sase 80; February. s9+7 March.
80 56as9.57: April. s9.6isSy, IS; May, t9.73a
50 "a; June, sS.slaSss2; July, ss.sssss.sJ.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispatch.l
NoRToLK, September 25.-Narket quiet
few sales reported Al quotations. Prime,
sssHc.; fancy, SIC; common, la2c.;
shelled. 2s21c.: factory hand picked, ~
Sac. The new crop viii be coming In this
market next month.